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Shaken by m EnrlhamLLe.

RACINE. Wis, Aug. A message from Bur-
lington twentyseyen miles west VI this city.
says that there was II yiol"ut earthquake
shock there last ,vcnius at n..u The earth
waved and rocked from north 10 u,h, Houses
Sn"rh, 'i"hrIh ~ ,r'h lah srE!N',-, n,n
rushed from thor abod"a aui wrr' murh
alarmed. The shock lasted "A lew moments.
Inquiry revealed ia" fact that tho eatnqUake
was felt all through that part Of tho country.
especially west. east. and north.
Last day $82 90 rate TO Denver and return via New
Iexk OsntIAL Apply 70 Agsut. for PAEtieplAIs.AAs,
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Danny Mcbride, the clever little lO5pound boxer
has Issued chnieGg" to Tn Murphy KID Hogan and
match At 10 pounds for $:tu side and the biggest
purse offered by reputable athletic club.
liAIIrAS, Aug 4-The second match of the tourna
mem series wntaken by OTTAWA. with 10 runs over
nAlnax; The total score Ill 10 lbs. Halifax
male ~ In their hrst inning and 63 in their second
against 30 anu l3t respectively by OTTAWA.
Policeman Eugene J.. Hickey of the Fifteenth pre
cnct OF this city who race open to pocr men
nrsmen ana letter carriers at the sullivan
games last Monday. ~ open to run any pole an in
America ono to fve miles ''
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XIV Irp.ry A n


Owing to the extreme heat there light attend.
ance .: the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associa.
ITEMS gymnasium, Wednesday evening. on tho occa.
Branch The little Christians through their work
very cfsditAby.
sble 676 points william Lotz WIN the highest honors
with Islh Poinn whien gave MN me sterling silver
points aud George McIlvaine third with 1891 points
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Eliza Touiel. q German immigrant girl who
landed at Ellis Island yesterday from the
steamship Elbe. was much provoked on the
voyage by her companions In tho Storage.
who made fun OF her name. which means devil.
She declared she would change 1t Just rs soon
as she got ashore II she could find a worthy
young man with n better name. Lawrence
heard Elias declaration. ana supplemented
Y with another: She said she would consider
the shin was in sight OF land. Meanwhile she
gave him permission to court her to his
hearts desire. She decided before the Elbe
idol was very pretty name. and with the
assistance Of Father Cover, she assumed II
yesterday.
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Euforc,ue the Manitoba p.ad Linz.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 4.-As trains from Winnipeg
to ST. Paul have continued to run through.
Notwithstanding the smallpox proclamation
OF Gov Burke, the authorities of North DaKo
railway commumication Ly pullinr IN the
track south Of the boundary line This blocks
the Northern Pacific. but tho Great Northern
Emerson and through Minnesota. Four or
i've smallpox patients ct Gretna are now
nearly conyalescent aud there has not been
new case for tan dAvA
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SARATOGA. Aug 4-valentine G. Hall and his brother
Edward r. Hail. will In all probability be the represen
tatives Of tho East At Newport. To-day they defeated
the crack Boston pair. T. II. Hovsy and H. G. Bixby
after OF tho closest hveset matches of year
match in which tho four sets deuce and during
which each team in succession had what looked Ike
winning leads. The coseness and excitement of tho
contest delighted tho large gallery and at the close
tho nervy received quite an ovation though
at the beginning Of the match Hovey received the
The scores:
National Eastern Double Championships First Round
Continued-Enlentne g. Hall and Edward F. Hall de-
feAted =. II. Hovey and H. q. Bixby, I'd, 10 6-S,
10 10: n 4. kg.lasto and A. NJ Aeeasto.Jr, beat }.
ssmi.nnal Rount7M A. Ageasto and A. ". Agelasto.
Jr:. beat + g. Richie and Z. Wells. 90 90, 81
Round.v. G. Hal! beat O. Yates. 90. 81 w. Percy
Knapp beat W. K. Giett. 81. 6-a: J. s. CLARK beat
II. n: Billings 80. SO; II. W. slocum Jr.. beat W.
II. Ciirett 6-2, I'll.
Third Round-w Percy Knapp beat Valentine @.
Hall. D.: SO; II. W. slocuni. Jr.. beat Joseph s.
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match race for = $50 cannon has been arranged TO
% sailed on saturday next between the gutter Estela
Mr. Y :. bonneville, and the sloOp Marie. Mr. James Id
smith Tns race VIII be sailed Under the auspices Of
the lhulan iarbor Yacht Club Tho course will &c from
PACK buoy or the eastern end of Little Captains
Island to black buoy on Matnc0ck and return, 4
number or bets have been made by the owners and
their friends. and e1citing race for To-
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a bic stone Crush. . Gu. III. Lie.

Georanzi Delgatto. As years old. OF 40S West
both street. was one Of a gang Of Italians who
were excavating rock yesterday at st. Nicholas
avenue and 1b2d street The stones taken
from the excavation were heaped up along
the edge. One OF the largest rolled back into
the cut and Delgatto was caught under II and
crushed TO death. The body was removed to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-05

The successful athletes In the games of the
Union Athletic Club received their prizes At the club
house. Brooklyn. last evening. The winners OF tho
comp stitons and their points. which there was
some dispute on saturday. owing TO tho storm, were
announced As follows: Daniel Mclaughlin. first with
is points; George Rcnhard, second. 1O William II.
Bint third b: John Hart. fourth Il; Frederick May
NTH 6; James Feeney and Michael Bent tie Tor sixth
place. with each Only nrst and second places were
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Os-o.d, the Bicycle Rider, Ill.

MONTREAL. Aug. +.-word has been received from y.
J. osmond. the English amateur cycling champion.
who was TO have sailed for Canada on the 28h uit.,
that he III and will not be able to visit this country
At present.
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New Jersey Cricketers Beaten

At Livingston yesterday the second eleven of tho
New Jersey A. suffered defeat the hands OF the
second team OF the Staten Island C. C. by ~ runs The
batting of H. Du r. Irving and tho bowling OF Grer.
e the features. Tho score:
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owners. Seeley and Marshall. have handled her
boats that can beat her.
hess with g9Ey ey Is the k
well and defeated the old crack 40-footer
Minerva, but WAS In turn beaten by the Mari
quta. The winners in the various classes
sehoopess, Class !, PB.consatslls;tion beats
h IS h s.sends vs 81 tine
seonds sIapssd tms ''@'a % minutes
sIoepsNGlsss 5. Huron beats Katrina min
utes seconds. corrected time. Class 8; Clara
time. Class q. Giorisna beats Wasp by ) SEQ
Minerva By IL minutes Is seconds. corrected
:. Newport Il full q yachtsmen to. night. and
the Streets anS nine out " are than
HIsht Is IL TACT isSss that Is+'H Tho meet:
Electrs. It was nsnim ously decided to sItsnd
bead. J; Pierpont Morgan OF the Corsalr. with
cups. TO be- So! led fcr ire from Msrths's Yinsssrd
70 Marblehead. under the same conditions as
Of o{S s raced
The races Tor the aoeIst Cup, will BIO sailed
tsTminins the Choice. The } races ace win be
a.s y ShS s Na %e PM ysaSs cn ns hsEy
yawls Of the clubs that have not hauled
ee.cSmmodors Morsans Yacht TUNA viii iii Be-
the ana sHJes w BE- received
iron II &: new 'S.sa .ai
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

(N. Y. {. 4 H. Il. X. Co., Lessee)
Trains leave 42d ST, (North River station, New or~
follows 20 earlier from foot Jayst, ~ II
$3.50 a. VI. Daily for New9urg. Kingston: Aieanyf
7nJ A. VI. Daily for Albany; daily, except Sunday.
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chi
cago; daily. except Saturday. for Toronto. ,
1898 M-Daily except sunday, for Albany and Utics.
bbay f St o sSga' on 6Gr A0lHS a s
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De
sis T.: M.-Dsily Tor Albany Utica Syraeu,e Eocnes:
daily, except saturday. 70. Toronto: :,
HAVFRSTRkW LOCALS, 2:i5, tS:t Il. NJ - ~.
NEWBURG LOCALS, %. 10 10 A. NJ. Il 10, ~.
5:35 % 80. III 40 l.. NJ.
Sleeping for Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Dc
trot chicago st. Louis all through trains ,.o,,,.
Daily. For tickets timetables, parlcr and sleepine
accommodations information apply at Offices BROOK:
lyn SsS 126 Ful,Sa' NnneS pnss oSs
143 Howerv, IL Park Place SO West 125th.st end -
stations g. J.. LAMBERT General Passenger A&aaA
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EesaI Notites.
y Y. SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM

~
~ In the matter Of the application OF TIE boird Of
Rand Transit Railroad Commissioners for hc city Of New
York appointment Of three Commissioners 10 de-
terninc whether Hapid Transit Hallway, Railways for
the transportation Of person, ana property
as determined by Board ought 70 be constructed and
Public notice is hereby given u.at. pursuant to the
provisions Chapter Of the Laws Of 1891. an appci
the supreme court OF th" STATE OF
Ncw-YOrk General Term thereof, 10 DE held In Tie
County Court House. I'm the city Of New york. ON the
Gav the opening Of the court
that day or a. thereafter counsel be heard
Of three Commissioners In the
abeVeentied matter, To determine ana rpoit alter dur
railway determined lN the IO1rd OF
Transit railroad Commissioners fOr u" city OF New
Council of said city, on Octobcr ~. ISL ought
I, M cons truc;cd OIci1tcd The application Will be
made upon the petition. adaVs and report o. "id Board
Of Rand TIan.it Railroad Commissioners "lich were Sled
In inc Office OF the clerk Of u, city and County OF New
York tho 18Th day Of Ja.cfy 1N:2. ana winch ia
report description Of - route or routes and the
general plan OF construction Of the proposed iaWaf Inc
object Of application obtain the appointment ~
toners who -iall determine. after pubic hc1rn.
ntcr ted. whether sum i3iOdo 0u"hL 70 DE-
-tructCd and operated, and sldl ipor N" cNi1hc'
laid General nm tOecthcr with report 81 oi
nation whether such road ought 10 Dc co structd ana
operated, which report. il In favor OF the costuco h ana
operation such road shall when co fined bv sd court
lieu Of thc consent d the dpcltj owners along
the line Of the Iopo,d railway so
Tosrd Rapid Transit Ialroad CoWni,sioqca for the
City OF New-fora WILLIAM 81 NNAh,
JNO. II. STAIN.
rNMr FL SPENCER,
E'GI.NE l.. IL SIZE.
JOHN NJ. BOWFl;S. Counsel. - Wlldm.st. : Y. CITY
Done in pursuance Of resolution Of BOARD adopted Jpnu
uary 49, 1882 Attest: EUGENE L. 81 SHE, secretary
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SPECIAL INFORMATION.
Lehiqh Valley Railroad.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortlandt and Des-
bosses follows.
7 A. H. for Maucn Chunk and Intermediate points.
s.Io M for Geneva. Lyons. En.rI. Rochester. Bu'.
fao and the West. rOusNilc and principal local points.
Chair ar TO and Pullman Car to SUI pension Bridge.
. a. N. Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
If A NJ for south Paiulcd ami all intermediate points.
l., 80 D. m. for Emira and intermediate points chair
- " TX sO1Trc.
necon Il, aiding and llarrisbur2
40 n m f,r Bound r ok and all intermediates POINTS
30 D. IA. Tor l.. and B Junction and principal inter
rpntiatr POINTS. talir Car b. l.. and l.. Junction.
so y M Tor Pot.,yle and incrEcda at" points Chair
Car Pott,Siilc.
5 20 p. n. Tor Mauch chunk AMI intermediate points.
Connection % Reading and Harrisburg.
O:5O y. M for Pennington and all intermediate points.
31 D. NJ Tor Geneva. Lyons. Emim, Rochester, Buf.
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons and
pension Bridge
10 D. NJ. connect for all points in Mahanoy and Hazel
~ " SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a. for MiuCh Chunk, lldzclt0n, Shenandoah
md Intermediate points.
is D. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
N. Geneva Lyons. tlmirI, Rochester. Duf-
fao and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and
r ,,ncril Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway
The New. NOr. Transfer Co. Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through TO destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aron Maurice. An,onette Marsh, SIS s?d.st. 10th.
E%:aS AMI p N q. e hdd'O'oOf
rriry. MAY j. and ano, to catherine Beckman, :
1s4th.t washng,o9.ayc year,, 5000 ss,,.., 10Th
ave c"P% vcs COZ 6 s. 10 S''""e 00'0'' '''' 'V'
Eya6. Isaac and wife, to Oswald ottcndorleF 81 I'd 81
Eeqcrs ceorrc and wife. 70 John Mntufa ct al
Grant Fanny T. to 5 slawson, 9Si.st. loth-ave
Gsoo, Vienna D and ano. to " Jennings Denorc't
i5th.st, Broadway demand q, GOO. ., ,on
sane {" i Middicbrook. 1oth.avc. loth.,t
Graham Thorna. and wife. 70 MctroPolIta. LIE In
surance Companys 81 al. 92d'Si' 'th'a''' years
a1, H Sa5soG t. M i5o N'Ao" "0y corner
myncran Juliet and to julia II Wheeler. s. list
AaIrr NaT ,,l, Mcs.cl efSSgT
Spmc, to g r DuckwiL, executor SIrIns-st.
lies sSrin to = Z Knapp ct al i2oth''t. W 9Th
Jones' Clarence " NJ and ano. to Harlem Savings
Eank W,shington-a,c lot 1886 map Baths'tc Farm.
Jooc, Mo-, to NJ oliver, ilGth'st. IStNvc. 3
indgr. Andrew r. and ,no. to Emcnc Johnston.
l23d-t " jth.ayc. demand. $50
ave- Ns''i isSi.st I'VE" year. - 900.
Kelly 'ssr, a ana 5 S9o tS TO .G noun MGrs'
KoSh. Kath,Im1 10 Rosa Levy. Broomc-st. o
Rauhacl o. tho Washington Life InsIr
ance Comp'nv, Chcrry-.t cor Rutgers Slip years
Ksssnarh Francis L to NJ 7 Er'er and ano, 'ist-
Iirch. Jos ph % DanIc rtanI referee, fth-st.
of ANc.h 1 wears - morris, ~ 900.
TJchUonscin. benjamin and wife. 70 the Dry DGcl
Saving, Institution, Broadway, cor Morris, year,
$4,000 ...
131th-st. IS OF LenONaNc. 3 y'ats. tl1,~o. 49,
Monaghan Lena. to Nlrearctha Holman 81 Ann'saNe.
LOT 49, map Past N0rriSanir. 3 yoai'. $500.
Mott Jane T.. VIM I Mott , executor, 1thave.
O I'D IT, demand $40 600.
Muller Eli7abeih. - ruc Guirlntoc and Trust Co.
n 7cth.st W ~ West End-aNc. year go oD0.
Mitchell Carrie and smother. 10 Mutn Life lnsur-
Co. y V Watt--.t OF Uudson-st. and other
D o'crty I year. $1,000. ,,
Newman Alvin \ and wife. 10 Elisatcth1 RenhaIat
n p ith.st. OF LcNington-ave. years. $40 900.
SWINGS Bank W Gthave. Of 53i-st. year. sl5 600
Petit John % y y Life Insurance Co, Nassaust
n of Anr-st, year, $50 600. $500 . ~
REYNOLDS Charles, Franz WilcEewski, Stcbbns-ayc
n @ cor Freeman. at months. $3.50
Roosevelt samuel and wife, 10 the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United States jth.avc,
Rohrs fred and Wife to the Bradlcy & Cuulrr Com.
pany Limited al. u l02d-st. Park-aye % mtgs
Shechan. Mary \. to Harlem Savings Bank. g +th
IiOth.-t. ! year. $1,000. -
Simon. Pauline, TO VI 4 = Gordon, n 10th.st, W
Central Park West years. $4,000.
Strahan, Elizabeth q and ~ Mary " Quinby.
53i-st 5th.aye e mtasl. ana wears $4,000
Schremei. John jr. and wife % John Mclaughlin and
trustees. lst-sve n s3d-st. wears $4,000
Sh"hy william II. 10 VIM O'Prlsn and ano. $
9ithst. w Columhus-avc. years. $40 600.
- stewart Theodore J. and wife to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. ct AL No warrenst q mtgs years, $4,000
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CENTRAL *. R. OF NEW-JERsEY.

LlBl.kl1 NtNtu nv LIZ
Iimr Table OF November .,t1 le9l;
40 o. H. Tor IAston. Mlueh ChunA, Wilkesbar5e
Reading all>Sgs rs@~ggsa a rGt' si .s SSa
MaGoh ChaiS Wrkt,l@rrc and scranton.
100 a. i fS 1S S and MiaeS hunk sundays.
Ei,ton Nluch .hunk. >bamc.in and Wii1'n,,pPrn
scranton Rrdins Harrisburg louisville. Tana9ga shs
moaln sunbury. Wramsport Through couch 10 Williams
asoo Magsh Sag9k III E'1anS ms.Tr
On sunday Tor Ea>ton. Mauch Chank, Iainaqia Potts
vile Reading, and Iiarris3gg c,,,s ro,o,,o u,,,,..
burg WkesblrFe. scranton. Tamequa. PotsviIe' shs'
10 p for Easson and A EsaoS u,-,,.
burg 81 s"%a'i z, g :, o, 40
'i9 p % sSsa !, y 3 8 ,s
90 90 . 90 10 80 m, 90 4:l5 100, 80, ot5
FOR bound Brook at 30 20 100 80 s;d' 500
70 o 60 y .o 80 Zoo 30 4 So 600 Gis 40 20.
$50, 90 30 20 go 90 II Ia ss go M + 90 90 IS@ o
si5 3 80 90, 90, 80 100, 900. 1000 p. M.
e. i sS e. At at 20 g. GgS 49, sS g.
s sS s &c., 90 3D. s. s. 100 80 M rs %
nsh sunday 80 On 90 20 o go Zoo 10 s 900 10 Cd
y For freehold s1d Atlantic 90 Highlands at 80 SIS;
F rel 800 a. m. Zoo ?: r.l.
rlcasau go 4sS $s Ii5 q 80 Esd d n,aE
only. 49, 20 100 p o ~, SunaaG Go except Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
AZ 20 $ - g. r J 80. 3.i5. I 20 D. m. Paros
car, are run on train, leaving a: Is M. so S4a.
1 % y. ln. No sunday trains; ~ ~,
oF Toms R IN EaTn lr PARK and Barnesa 49,
For Atlantic City. vIneand and BrldSeton at 80
d. For T, Monmouth Beach and scabreht 100. SIS.
IL rs =. m. I 80, oo. 40 p. m.
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Countrn 1]ropertn for Sale an0 60 Get

For SAIL ,.s,v o..nr,o. ,x tho .uo,so y, ros,n
fremont consisting OF about 90 city Lot., with
dwelling houses and the main hospital, with large and
netry drrmit rlcs and chapel.
The property is most desirable for the use OF any public
institution space both regards buildings and
grounds required 1t is within minutes walk Of
fremont pcpo1 Harlem Il. Il. with 40 80
trains day and within 10 or II minutes OF ThIrdalc
T.. X. H. Station IL can be sold at a great bargain to
party that utilize the buildings. and very easy
Apply either OF the undersigned
HUGH n. CAMP. No 80 Liberty st.
SAMUEL II. BAECOCK. No. 81 Nassau St
GORDON NORRIE. No. 81 Wall St
Committee
en- SPECIAL local agents IN
w GO suburban places within
go Minutes of New-lork Offer over
5000 Houses. Lots. ard Plots For Sale and To Let
For complete lists aud full particulars arp'y TO
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
incorporated
III and 119 Broadway. Ncw.lork.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
EONAL BLIE linz.

For philadelphia at 80 40. 800 10 90 II 80 a. M,
80, 2l5, so 100 100 90 : 80 p M, IL 10
90. 6 90 p. ~, II rs night. -
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 100 II 80 with
Dining Car a. m, 80. 80 Dining carr, D 100 m.
Trains leaving at 40 u. M. 30. 100 co. 30 D.
NJ - Is nrht except Saturd night sunday. ~ 80 ..
n 80 90 90 p. have connections for Reading,
HARRISBURG, Iott,Nilie, Sc. -,
For Sunbury and WilliamspOrt. Via Philadelphia. n 10
a. m, 80 80 l. 10 midnight except SATURDAY
niglC sunday. 900 y. m. -
Tickets aud ParlorCa be procured H. LIZ,
o8I AS. 94i. Lao 1873 Broadway, I37 6tha,e. eet
West l95h-,t 1874 East l2jh.st. NewYork; Court-st,
$50 Fulton.st. 9s broadway. BROOKLYN.
New-YOrk Transfer Company Viii call for and cheek
baggage from hotel residence.
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anttlou Sales of Redl Cstaie.

-RICHARD " HARNETT & CO., AuCtloncer''
"A. , M neH at ipH b.
At IL o'clock noon at the "a I iSsy,
srPREME COURT PARTITIONS SALE:
BROADWAY. NORTHEAST COR. ~" Nr'D 80 -,
eo1ola on BrosdwayAo7.s2 on Ho"aidst' 40 u SO'0
parcel.
49, 1876. 1873, 1881 broadway
3s 10 and A. Howerdst.
1863 MERCER-ST,
BET. PRINCE AND HOUSTON SD
l..o,v brck building independent walls, 25Soo It.
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON. EeierGSe,
CANNON e. ATwATEE. Plaintiffs Attorneys, lis
wI fIIIiIMi j. BARKER Attorney for all adult defend
Henry W. GAINES, Guardian ad lil"m for all infant
Maps al Auctionecrs', Il and 10 LIberty.st
RICHARD V. HARNETT s co. AuctloneeFs
a. f.; e.. t,en.ns. and
An'',G% f%sTr g niA A f. Executor.
sEyENr 9na' S6tLhyxED G0 l5s aaS ST.
% ssiS,E s'G GoPsS
3 AND D., 20 w GSsrn:onc a SSnss
eacA' RICHARDSON & BIHpsALI. r Ascnt.:
iGjS5Ss q And nSG9 p Xxi ibs ~ htoad"'y
WlE SIZE HhENyTFT tyr f9S A'''''''''
o.o, noon i. f. a FEn Exchange and Auc
'O' ''' :,Tm WARD. ,v..,,n,, r,.,r,o.
81 very choice lott. "icfy situated and very hanS'OWo
3.storv frame dwelling and stable; convenient 70 NJ J.,
Central Hudson RIVER II. H. ana ~ ! anu NoiA''
H. X. dep0ts u,,urr uo.n
ARTIII R-ST. NEAR k1NGcBk'DIh hoaD'
very choice lots, -jNS10 cdch.
TITLE guaranteed by title Guarantee and Trust Co., ana
policy of Insurance issued FREQ 10 purchaser , ,oc., =,
RICHARDSON & BIRDSALIA AS nts, 100 H. iV'Ohs'''
or ''0o' Mars at Auctionccs'. II and % Lberty.st
- HAS : BROWN. Auctionocr.
l. VAIL \BTI 4TII-ANE PROPERTY
CIIAS \ BROWN will soil at auction
TUESDAY. FEB .. -
at 10 O'Clock noon, at tho E"al f.shN IN'hAnsc' 10
Iihortv--t..
C5 81 AND 60 4Tii-ANE., . M 90
Three fourstOry brick house Size of Souhl 47AoVioN
JO.GXGi.ll.
Maps and PARTICULARS Of Aucton,c re's, % l"beV.sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

TIN BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500 pages.
illustrated The standard authority on American open.
cir amusements Rules for sailing, swimming. ball play
Ing shooting hSr,e6ssk r,di,g &c. $c IN full q per
Ing and universally cempumented bT the Daess.
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1eatl)crG.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY.
"A Supplies Professor. Teachers, Tutors, Govornesse<
&C., to Colleges Schools and Families, Akp!ye 70
Mr.. II. J. YOUNGFCLTON. IS Union square
ID Est TEACHERS supplied fo' all branches, In any
ID locality no FEE for registration fof5a iof STAMP
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


There was very large attendance al .ns , No.
Estate Exchange yesterday, and som9 important pup
critics changed hands. ,.,
The CatskiI flats, at the southeast corner Oh Es"'
ave and Onehundr d and twenty sixthst'' "crc s''
under foreclosure the Real Estate Exchange yeS'e
day by William 7. Kennedy for Sl1d,ooo 10 o ""
Leonard St The Hats have been idle tot year ana ~,
half They were sold at foreclosure on Oc,oo -
last for abont SlI5 600. but Charles H. iuter, VIZ
represented the dummy" purchas r. fhicu 10 .o'P 80
The purchase and the property was as Put W pri0r
mortgage held BY Mercantile National bah X, 81
r3oO0 after hrst mortgage OF s3,o ue;,v for SO
also paid another mortgas on ths propc rrc,rd 10
900 by tho sale Yesterday MORTGAGES OF heeides
the amount Of about $500 - S SGs "'pen o"'
The sane auctioneer offered also under paT,lno ~
three story bhck dTelnE on rdT pt Of 6nehnndrad
and forty.nrstst. The bidding ran from Soooo UP W
81 ZOO The plaintiff wa N tle ou,eI lot % .11oo IN
East Oncundred and forty ist-sto oo @ nv a. 400
Third-ave. The bidding ran from $"'Ooo up 10
Teer F. Meyer offered under foreclosure the corner nt
of Madsonavc. and seventy lonrt S i 6weinr No
10 ec8 Madisonavc. 1t brought S2''oo from
No R V. Harnctt Ii Co.. offered for the estate %. o.
Fnoch Reynold, deceased. 1o7 acres In MesEhcn,a,
County near hcdord station ,rc,na IL" Ib osh.
nnr t "a, dwrIinr thereon 1t brought $50 per
mere. making total of $3,2lo. H. d. Sinth was
D. r ngraham & Co. sold three properties v no
u rell.st No. Isl Madison-st and NO Ia t MaS
isons west Of RutgerS-st; hVeS,ory nrsS nv q
blanket bInl1 VII" mortgage Of s24iOo No 81 rest
brought $1,000 over the mortgage 10 ~ Sad'son.
- $40 900 over the mortgage, and No 1sf Malisol-
~. 5000 over the mortgage. Tho plaintiff wa. wa.
ho bnycr in each nStance. All the other safes "cro
either bid in or adjourned. -, r., ~ comhs
II. F. schellhass has just sold for "; - uonnS
No n07t Finh-avc, near the corner OF
~" trontv .irsth-st a four story brick dwelling
No 40 putnanl-avc Brooklyn, threes'ory cuec',
Anne dwelling and no. 20 ia'Sn r p myT ro'' Mr
r,rht ,i,'rs in part payment 10000 acres on umOci
and mineral lands In Perry County Kentucky.