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Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

II is never too late to mend a sprained al kle
swollen limbs, stiti neck or any pain or ache, II
yOu hut use that sovereign remedy, salvation
OH .he greatest cure ON earth for pain. Price 20
cents.
HE IL well paid that is well satisfied This il
what "A happy man mp tOw said when he threw
away his empty bottle after he had cured MS colo
with Dr. Bulls Cough syrup, the iavoTite.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

"Thank YOU" is what Mrs, Paisley
of Newburgh, N. Y, always says to
Hoods SaTsaparilla. II cured her OF a
severe case of scrofula aud eczema, and
she has reason to be grateful. If you
are bilious take Hoods Pills.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
National Event.

sea cely ffty : wears a @ old will be 'i remarks-
hle event, but whether 1t will really bene-
fit this nation rs much rs the discovery of
the Restorative Nervine by Dr. Franklin
Miles is doubtful This is just what the
American people need to cure their eXces-
sive nervousness, dyspepsia, headache diz-
zness, sleeple>sness, neuralgi nervous
debility, dullness, confusion Of mind, etc.
1t acts like "a charm. Trial bottle and fin,
hook on "Nervous and Heart Diseases,
with unequalled testimunials, free at j
Wesley Eenney's II is tOnrrdntcd to con
tain no Opin MorPhiHe Or dangerom
drugs
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

A man never realizes how much
waiting can be done in TN hour unt
he waits on the sidewalk tor some one
who has stepped into house ''just for
a minute
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
A Failure.

More years ago than shall name
l sought to win good wife's fame.
knew not hOw-but all the same
made shirt,
l cut, stitched, with many a tear,
followed it out both front and rear;
| carved the arm-hOles wide, for fear
They wouldn't fit.
Johns neck | measured to be true,
The band must tit-that much knew,
I'd heard so oft All else | drew
And puckered in.
At last twas done A work of art
Complete, hoped, in every part.
Come, john" | called with quaking
heart,
Try on your shirt"
must confess it bulged somewhat
In places where l thought t should not,
But John, the brute, yelled out: "Grea
Scott
Is this a tent.
And such behavior-language, well
lie uttered things I'll never tell
may forget them when | dwell
In higher spheres.
! Oh, woman of the present day,
| To you's Inscribed this tiny lay:
You little know the man you pay
Your homage to.
If his true inwardness you'd know,
! Have him your idols overthrow,
Make him shirt.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

stops 10 leave OF axe passengers ON gilIit,
u"tIce 10 conductor or agent or II tickets b. ,.,l
for such stations.
Ne'0 caste Recommendation TrniHS-Ienve vi.
mlhgJpH l-."b ii I'D ana $50 p IA. daIlN.aad ID ..
Il m 1o. 1 40 and 6,l5 D. III week day Ic3l,
Ne" Castle 63o a m and lUlI d. III. .in..y a,t
l.2O and ~ p. IN, week q "
H5-EXpTcSs trains leaving IarriUpl,t --.
m, and arriving at q 81 p Ill.,. week dav, rl,,
through solid To and from baItimor. III, h.
terS ana Newark IVA
Mali train leaving Wilmington 5si. m ana
arriving al Wyoming 3, % m -,.p,..' ~ , -'',i
cipal Intermediate stations t''
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

Nolori+ty is a dear to some men as
gum drops to IA high school girl Yet
neither adds To the moral or mental
stature OF those = no crave them, and
are n unnecessary to their welfare as
a jewshaIp is to IA clam.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

Prominence has its drawbacks. The
drum majpr doesn't see near as much
of the parade as the man on the curb
stone.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
New Yorl, phiIadeIphin a NorrolA r. i,

Leave Philadelphia, Ncw York md %.l. B.
Express, mop ~, daily, Baltimore ti,. ...."
Wilmington l2ul a. III. stopping at DuVcI ....
ton and Uelmar regularly and at MIdlI,t. ...t
Wyoming FELTON,, harrington, BrdgcNille -,...
ford and Laurel To leave passengers from F..
miugtou and points North Or take on pa,scI. 81.
Tor points south of Delmar.
NOrtt-bOUhG trains leave DelmHr l.us a. II. da "a.
Dover 80 a. m, CLAYTON o Os "a III regularly
arriving at Wilmington 4l5a IN, Baluu
643 a N. and Philadelphia 5lp IL and ,s +.
Dclmar at 2.Ju p III week days, arriving al s. .
miugtOn j.r7 p. m, Philadelphia 55@ p l
Baltimore 30 p. IN stopping al prncipa. 4nt..
mediate stations
The ! - IA. ~ train also stops az ~cHford Br .-
vii e, Harrington. FELTON,, Wyoming. clayton ~.
MlddletuWu 20 leave passengers from Iu..t
South Of Delmer, or lake on passenger, fOI So F.
mington and points North. Also stops on ,igaa
Al Laurel
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
Always keep the bottle handy,
DO not place il out Of sight,
For IL cured our little Andy,
Who was coughing day and nigl
Dr. BulI's Cough syrup

Veni Vidi Wei This is said Of salvation
OIL for II cOnQueTs the worse cases Of rheumatism
and neuralgia at once. Price % cts.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
BRANCH ROADS

DELAWARE. MARYLAND q NIFGINIA h. r.
Leave Harr.ugt"u tor franklin aud way stations
10 b "a. m, WceE-ti y>, 6 - p u. lu,- Jaws
ThurstHNs ana saturday, bc ufuIug Jfr..
leaves frauKhi 6'' m Week days. -"Ip % b..
Tuesdays. hu r-dayS and SATURDAYS
leave harrington tor t-o,gvjaNu. Lr.c-....l
at i'"> a. 10 u3' D. Ia Etural.- .a..
lcWt> 90 iu.. 81. 30 p.
For i.criiH, leaves harrington lU3s ID d.. .,i
:i' o.. m wees days E,tu.ung l-ayc- B,f.4
: ~ ~ week days e.H p ID iue>iay~ I.u.--
day al Saturdays.
For CHiuc..t,i-0e Island. train leaving Har
r.ugtou l"-.' a. u "cca-aay>. cIAu-c ~ Fi4ik
lin liN Nth steamer for tulap-. .tt.t-f,- Island
ErtuIIll - -.cituI,r t.tv'- OJ "a u .I..rffIr
wI'u truu ar...- ID Hitn-..a .t Il N
week days.
QuEEN A>>E s EE>r R.-Lesv, ...i..,.i
D. IN, weekdays Retaining leaves t.a.r ....e
1..'' a. IN anna 5uf }, tl- ~e.S ay-
DELtWAkE&' HE>AFEAkEE B.-Leatt Clayton
Tor bAI"Td AMI Way SialrrS q g. 30. Au.
p n., weekdays it.lUrA5ug. leaves OK ori 81,
a NJ. d%lup 90 Hr-k day.
CAMBRIDGE IL ~EtFoEH b.. t. Leave ~cafur0 tur
Cambridge ami Iute!ult iiate stations lI.-u r..
eek-days. and on Tuesdays. Thursdays sl.t
saturday llu p M. Returning. leave, Cara
bridge 6.ii a. m and ou Tuesdays. 1Hur>It.~ g
and Saturdays 500 2 m.
HOSNECTIOSs.- Porter with Newark * b..s-
ware City railroad At townsend. with queen
Anne 81 eHtRailroad AlCl8ytOu with uea - are.
! Il &Chesapeake Ralroad and Baltimore & Delawar.
Bay Railroad Al harrington. with Delaware,
| Maryland y Virginia Railroad AtSe6ford. with
! Cambridge 4 ~eaford Railroad. Al Delmar with
! New York. Philadelphia * Norfolk. WicemicO =
! Pocomoke and Peninsula Railroads.
| %Daily except sunday.
CHAS f. FCGH General Manager.
/ J. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. R.
Schedule in effect Nov Is. 1891,

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE DEr0T.
WlLNlNGrpN, EAST BuUND.
ENRESS TRAINS.
Ne" York. wees q. y. 3 ns, = l.. = 40. .lta5
a m. ~ q - SO. = aS, - 80. D. m
Sew No K. Sundays 8 $. - Il. slu3G ID I'D
T. p , 20 - 2s - "a y m
Boston - 5N p. III daily. with IN Imam luf {
sleeping cars. running through To- Boston. u.lh
out change Y "A fouGhbecp>ip bridge Ian ding
passengers in Il II. station Boston
ihiiade!phla week days. 3 's on, c4l. - le.
= 40 80. - 80 Ul. *g So TO- 80 ST. ~li . u.
y - GO. - 81. o., 10, o., - s. a.. - 49,
5 30. i0tO, SO -, = IN.
Atlantic City, week days y Il. a. M +I4-4.
- 30 m sundays. = LA m. 30 D. un
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and Washington 81 a 20. - A..
| ID daily.
Baltimore aud way stations, : u. ID and 50
/ D m daily
Baltimore and principal stations on philai,l-
! phla division, 10 &c u m. daily.
Newark Del - "a o., = a. %lUota ~ 81 lH.
22s 40, - a 30 = 81, and Il 10 p. m daily
| landenheTg Accommodation. week days w.
m and 20 p m
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia week days, s. Su "A.
p, q 50, II 81 "A. - -. > -. ~ 9 A. u ~
SUNDAYS. 3 a. m ; l. l.. : 45. 3 i5. 9 - D III
For BGltlm re, week days , 30. 6 80 - p e. 3
I'll - IN -, p. IN. sunday 80. ~ D. ID
thledg1 aud PttSbnrs y a. m. daily. exc %
/ sunday: 55 m, Caily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, II so II. N daily ex-
cept sunday.
LEAVE PHILADl LPHIA FOR WILMINGTUN.
Week days 81 10 6 40, 81 IS Is a. - So.
1000, 81 - N y o. noon - As 50 8 co. 81 9u
4 ?: 50 % u, 80 - 81, 80. = - 10, lplO
sundays, Is 6Oo, IS - S 70 ~ SO. 1000. IN s5.
=. m y u9. noon 20 90 05 / 50. 55l. Is 50.
Z % 10, 10 % and II 81 .. m
Rates to West rn points lower than via any
other line O. I'LL Geul PAS Agent
J, 7. ODELI., General Manager.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

"LOOlts like a
ghOstl" That's
what they say Of
tho pale, thin,
weak won an
" hos HFuns
down y and over
worked, PrObs
ably she knows il
herself, But
there's one thing
she can't know,
or she wouldn't
A. n.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
Philadelphia, Wilmington I 8aI.iames.,,,
DELAWARE DIVINIOH.

On and after Jan. 18th, 1892, trains Will ......
follows: 0"'t as
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02
for Infants and Children.

"CastOriais 50 wen adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, n. 7.
Smyrna times., 1892-03-02

Fare to ratlsae pnia. % ccut,. Round rrip.sl.4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
lIUUUIIWL.
~-@---
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANI

LlnanriaI.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEw-YOIk
nos, ~ AND 30 WAIL-ST.
Capital and rpius. S1,S00.OOO
Designated BY order Of ns supreme o UTuf o. tnrs,
ae a. a:ca or t,nser agent for cOrp9roon o.
and aep, and ssesute T e Ta a other Sr
THoNAs HIL 4 1SfFEI Pr0,ssnr
cMAS: ii; JE SFG q d. yss;rro-den''
aEoR RsE' D ' cc6ANET' Asst, Secretary
TRUSTEES.
MORRIS Rhsi 4 S SFsgr PG e N TArPES.
t%SEF %13sGsh : i F
!; w EELissr william Il SIt H. SuEL.
j NShS'i i. TrHGkRi:Y
lys s;iS s;5;s County. city and
s ss' are ar S:s I" 90
fought siS aSs s. i' s''S rates
Of ' Interest "s1' intrsss alowd o. dslCsss
nl * + S"! nSb Mnkk2 sE2Ehs
,r.,,,o, ,s7Gl b'oad""y' WccSly circular free.
CHEMICAL BANK STOCK 2 shares fer sale,
ros :se'rf ios Cd Ss' and Kdnssye Sroty"
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA; It; Johns
H. n,S, s %e. Of sSSS,O TG Validity
iaNnSe p} s%s based actual
Other S ds Sead Pa 5aHg f' per- S,r t as
PAYABLE ,nngai in JaeSnyilIe sna Se;
90 orx sa an" p,f 1 ariner information BY As
IL SMITH Secretary OF Trustees OF st. johns RIVER l"'
Irovenlent. Jacksonville. Florida.
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF ST: LOUIS AND
~ SAN FRANCISCO HALLWAY CO.'S PER CENT
EQUIPMENT n s. @i 9F SIS ESQ nosrox Dec 1891
oV nc namea bonds have this ds drawn BY 10, thirty
S"r $50 # ss at the p H sG ios %:a Hf
late me numbers OF the bonds drawn ore as follows y
! Ms. 81 81 ~ a So 81, So 80
$50 COO GeI $50 .os 7Ss ~ o 9S p nsr will
cease sse on i' June lst 1902.
DAVID ]. sELIGMAN. ir''V
- ROPOSALS.-Scalcd Proposals will be be-, re- ?,
ceved by the under, at the Town ,o n in
Grayc.cnd the ~ acy q June ~ an s r cent
soTUg DcnSs Lon poyao forty from the
frt day following The dat" OF ~, D"" ho az
onds are issued in pursuance OF chapter lio OF inc Law"
=" D,,.d Grave.cnd l.. T.. May "a Is'2 ,
Join T. McKANF. Snperyi' or Town Of oiray"eerd.
PHILADELPHIA penn. MAY IS. 1892
V,HE FIDELITY INSURANCE. TRUST
l. AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY VIII distribute
through the CENTRAL Trust GoMPASY OF NLW n
Yok and afr June r. 70 the H2l3RS f .,dch
Of tho tmIcAGo GAS COMPANIES Of record. June s.
amount ual 70 ~ rtR Shnr % the pa, ya rh
on or" June 70 joIIN b CYST President
rTHE WALL STREET JOURNAL. ,,,v
,tsE 'eS co. fSs.S ;s', Il BO.dt Sample copy
IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants city and
tts1,S Ssss' enT W. ' TFRouScE Boy ia. SEATTLE w.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28

Snvcrcerf;s.. S7A. 81. oIS S1'I SI| 80 ~V.o"o
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
T2OLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
MINING STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, May ZIP. m
Speculation in stocks was affected urfavor
ably. to-day, not by bad weather at the West
and predictions Of poor crops. and not even by
diminished railway earnings in the week. when
the advocates Of lower prices could see nothing
except universal inundaton, but by political
troubles in Italy and Portugal and one or two
small failures at the London Stock Exchange.
Tie selling for European account, which was eN-
cited by these causes, was the most important
factor in tie market according to bear estimates.
The principal declines, consequently, were suffered
by stocks which have an international market An
emphasis was given to the movement by sharp
advance in rates of foreign exchange. and talk
about renewed exports Of gold was a matter OF
course. IL admitted with some reluctance
that there could be no shipments this week, and
inquiries were confined necessarily 70 the amount
winch might be sent abroad nrXt week. II cannot
well bc denied that the foreign selling controlled
the course of prices, but whether IT was entirely
genuine, ORDERS from New-lork, remains
10 be seen. II is doubtful If there will be any
large transfers in consequence Of what seemed =
he European selling. II is much more probable
that the short interest was increased by the days
operations. There could not have been a great
change in either direction, however. because the
total business was only about 100000 shaTs.
With allowances for matched orders and the opc-
rati0ns Of room-traders, the bear faction accom-
rlished nothing in its attempts - increase the
supply Of available stock. Tie market. indeed.
WtS"HtPu HoIludN appearance. Wnlcn NAV rOi
be disturbed for some time The holders Of stocks
will not eel them while every decline seems .to
attract fresh buying for permanent investment.
The largest losses were suffered by Erie St
Paul, Lake Shore, Louisville and Nashville and
Union Pacific. But they were not over l-2a3-4
Per cent, and the closing was not weak, even II
il not active. The anthracite coal shares
were strong, and Reading closed at it's highest
point, although the advance was merely re-
covcry of the small loss suffered Yesterday. Rich
mond Terminal was dull and i-ither weak in spite
of the probabilities since csfuI
Of the company. The banking house which has
been asked 70 intervene in the matter has sug-
pcsted that it will require time to investigate
delay in assuming task which has been too
ccvcre for CThers must bc considered reasonable.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
While the business in Government bonds was
limited TO coupon Is il was unn usually large at
dropping prices. Bids were reduced, bur the views
Of holders not modified. The closing quota
tons were follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Broekway, Horace II: to Rcha.ds e. s a. oath
Cohen. Saihan 70 i iarkhSrd iaj whe-st, years,
- 800. - - .o,,
o,h DtVse I mnr, "a 's'g ye1rs. $3.50
Epstein, Simon, y Taller, 800 iIenry.st. years.
Frank Louis to II Harris Ia .:6 lot '28i and 1882 map
De1ncg{ f smsn yea! Lc;ine Gronds Suffolk.
reyyy Barnett. to J We'll eoe BroOme.st, demand.
10 Forte Rcnicgie to Mutual LIE Insurance Co,
baltimore John, to Mary McAleenan. liz Monroe.
~ McAniiie timothy to William Il Walker. ct al.
corner oth.aye. and 177th-st mortgages, years,
,Mghcnbrgch. Henry. to Joseph Wolf, Grand-st'
Same 10 Gc-ine Bohncke. n $ tirand.s,. Ridge-st,
iiasq. Fg y@a ~ n t" Hllo" s''h'''
Roofs VIM %, and vito 70 Title o;ra MH Trust
Sceal Nachmon and wife. to Agnes NJ strebcleh.
Pltf-st n D'lanccy.st. wears. $4,000.
same n Fls,hel weIntraub. same property. years,
The Roman Catholic Church Of ASSUMPTION to Bank for
savings CITY Y. : 5oth-st " 9th-avc, year.
vGy,ey Eva St C: to I@o ono Dcnrser trustee. No
tgcrtecl. Meyer toG + Brown. n Of o7th-st. OF
cannon. John II to D Mark OF 1iith.st. Of 9Th.
cSlcCt samuel 70 TILE guarantee and Trust Co.
Cohen Louis 70 / Pack. rs Of iosd-'t of Lcxins-
pgr; John }, to Flank Yoran Of SHAVE. Of
Gaw Elcn f. e Emicrant industrial Savings Bank
q A,t S 2d to vT Lot; gse and ecO nap
Wogi,wn nc,chts, wears. $3.50.
- ogqcSy AZ, od.rr ~, e hGg Stern Of ii'h''
Kelly Pao J. TO rS Ss;. az Ec 100 of 2s of
Lyon. Drc. md wife to y y Cobb and sno; Of
Iohr. Conrad G 70 fh,art GustavesOn. OF la2dst.
=, IT, so,,h Z % !, Ieyy. Lots $40 and $50. map
McGnty Annie and ono 10 John w noon, W Of
Frankln-aSe. OF Fa'rmount-aNe. year $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28

The only transactions in State issues We're made
in Tennessee settlement IS, which seemed 10 he
pressed for sale at - and ~ "a. or city bank
stocks Broadway sold (36l az $50. Butchers and
Droycrs' (72j at $50 and Mechanics (7OJ at 1s9.
Tie general bond market was quiet and irrcg-
ular biit the final variations small fractions.
Even these changes occurred in issues which are
rarely active Exceptions were Atch-oA incomes.
which clCerd with a loss OF Ia per cent At - 81.
and Richmond Terminal 5s receipts, which farther
advanced 3-s per cent 10 IS IS. Reference is
made - or full report Of bond sales.
Money on cal was in abundant supply. few
loars were made at 2 per cent. but in spite of
the fact that leans extended to Tuesday the ruling
The Cieoring House statement was os follows:
The >ubIrcasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House S5i7.50l. The businofs Of III,
Sub Treasury for The week ening tonight i'll
Guides receipts Of 81 ,5c4 $50. and payments of
sl5.652,Gel, leaving the general balance sl33.-
C4O20S against Sl34,36Si3l Oh May 20 an
apiar'n: los of Sl3e7,s36. Bnt deducting from
100000 for items which effect only its accounts
with the General Treasury its loss affcctin !.
the banks is S744,s36.
To-iay's operations included: Receipts, 81
27s, 976 payments. 50, ls.7al with balances OF
~ " ,s04.%3l coin. and S?l, ?35.964 currency.
The Mercantile SAFE Deposit Company reported
silver bullion on hand 10 secure outstanding
ocrtilcnfcs at .,34o,5l5 ounces. reduction of
~ 1871 ounces
lie United States Treasury at Washington
received To-day s'i7.Is0 National bank notes for
iedcmpto'.
The customs receipts wee sies. PCS. the internal
revenue receipts Si21.j77 ard the miscellaneous
,cceirts $Sy,Gl9.
To-day Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on land and deposits il banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
ess "a Pc, 'S;
Net l-Sal- end
hand. 5,fi3oiG 1851 GOT Dec.
Actual cash In the
Irosury ,cns
outstindnr
ccrtiGc a,es eI2i O2G 0Ie siot n35 $50 Inc 50 5s7
Dc.os.tS "a hank. i3ijnG3I 10 Oo7. 5Si Dee 3,3O5i
%o' ccsh ta.s137 ssG GEO fi37 81 Ci Dec s3j3 $50
The foreign exchange were strong and higher
in rcsporss 10 a Letter tenant for remittance
Arbi'iagc lockers in stocks were apparently con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
financial elections.
financial Mcct,nq9.

NOTICE.
~ The annual meeting of stockholders ~ the Upper
Association FOR election u Directors. AMI Tor
business be held Office the rctc,ary. No. iJ
Wnlst Ncw.YorX city. on May 18th. 1892 AZ o'clock
w. O. RIDDLE. Secretary.
OFFICE SMALL HOPES CONSOLIDATED MINING
COMPANY.
40. BROADWAY NETWORK,
NAV 20. 1892.
~ He ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold
l. holder, 81 tho Small Hops Con .OliGated Mining
Company for election Of Beard ~ Trustees for the
ensuing yoar aud such other business be- pr's"n
will Office Of the company. No. Broadway,
New. YORK Tue day June. wit. Juno .s,h
1892 az o'clock D. m Transfer books close June 18TH
1892, and reopen June 3Oth, 1892 ~
{. A. CAMERON. Secretary
IN lfE ANNUAL MEETING; Of the stocIlhold-
era tho Northern Railroad Company Of New jersey.
purpose eectng Directors for the year
will be held the orcc ~ the Company at Enerw OOi
y. - WcInc sday. Jun" H. lsf, at 10 O'Clock a
Tho polls will rrmain open one hour.
o. \. KOOkBAClI. secretary
Nay 81 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
STORAGE

STOEAGE-M the Jaeger warehouse th-aye. from
- SD IT % 3ith ST. storage for furniture, bag.asc loc
and wars Of every DECEPTION In ,cpam'e closed com
Ing, packing. shipping and everything appert,ining 10
Tho handling o property attended to. estimates fur.
nshed and Inspection invited 0fcc. 900 West 3ithst
TRUNKS SIIVERwAnE. paintings and all classe, Of
Nalrabes flrs rugs IN cold stcr3gp insured against
moth returned Tree from olors silver cafes packing
cablnct5; siarial rates for sccurit, safes. ''
CENTRAL PARK SAFE DEP. CO..
voust and 1th-aye. i; Phone a1S, 3Sth
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The only sale advertised at the Exchange yesteru"y
was Of No. 80 East One hundred and-hfth-sL' uhder
foreclosure. 1t adjourned until June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
REAL ESTATE
RITSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT The EXCHANGE.
The only sale advertised at the Exchange yesterday
was Of No. 80 East One hundred andifth-st' uhder
foreclosure. 1t adjourned until June l.
The following private sale is announcci ~.
John \. Goling has sc,i the dwelling hoase o n9
This property Will be restricted for private dwelling
use aud offcied again by Mr. G>ding Tor SALE
No sales held at the Exchange and Auction Room
SAFE OF building with lot no IS East lO0h'st' OF
ithalc adjourned 10 June /.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N.Y. CITY.
Diy.ion.st, Nos II and liz; ). Goldberg to rot ,oo
Mcaioss1 ;, Il IL Of jeier.oa..t. -J.OxiOo;
pro sS D'Ss"is' VIM 10 ,ya 'sS0 ct al to
ouTc, Isar Ss il samc Nh, 70 :niy Mas: $500
Chen ......... 10000
sS S Sss to 81 MaSasia,a ss SSS
I,Ioo1,st 81. .JG; Henry Mass to Levy. 7lJO
rln"ra -e'' ..'....'..,: % 800
!. T. MntnrI ...........7..... 22,5cO
altt,t 80 80 East; Fix i Murphy to
s7tn,. :; 80 It OF lexiagtcn-iye. is.5Nto;
Chad g Martin to Mon see n,.. 'li;cn,,s
et al to Horace N Brockway $3.50
''% o5srs i Cone Z q q iiSay losnSo $50
JAM Deriing 70 J. + aryno as,.'. 1900
wd II stanton 70 r Il il Dicortye Co.. 1000
Srirk i kc"n,v to T. i'rt'ie - .97,
Avenue \. loI2 Ca,aric Irwin to Lewis Myers -oOo'
TaG' r,f 70 Lewis Myers '..... 600
''t 70 Same i"''io - 1850
'', and VIZ to Catnapie Xxx, CooOo
rran; 40 1920
II ith.St. 40 SO East; Louis Stern AMI wife to o--o
4. Kennel o'oV
'0I Ic~is bach to Loui: Cohen ..... $4,000
I.iSor iicrz ana wife to John Robinson 49, Goc0o
Levy. ref to AScLer Wc.nstein o7oo
istn.st $, lJl II 1tn-,Ne l1XlOo4; Ellen 90 -.
summer Anna 7 Buck. ................. 500
Wilnirt 20 Sophia withcrtce.: .......... 1
uci Hammer.lcugh 10000
s7thst 1877 West May Is kiddcr 10 Mary 49,
s7th.st n $ i25 II " of Avenue -; 25xiOO.s;
VIE VIM ''O.. 'a $4,000
f,ylne,oa.ave ; " cor i7th.st. 1911 100 Bridget
Dsaen and another - Waltz + Ward 1850
Mel abe ADJ wife to charles losenho and aao 1900
scHari II Clarke referee to Meyer Auerboch 1885
Interior lot, centre line, bet 10th and 10Sth SIS,
80 II Of Riyersd" Drive illy30; John
I2I-t-st $50 II Of 7th-ase. co0xlO011; Daniel
J Kelly to Samuel IIeener ..-.-...... 1880
Hum t cheyne.. ".'N 1890
Amstctdam.aye. cor lo0th-st ono; Selg o
Goldseln and wife to William IL Godstein.... 2l,2oo
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