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The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

G' n, John B. Gordon U. S. Senator. from
'orgia delivers his famous lecture ON The Last
DAYS of the Confederacy in Fayetteville on the
9th OF November, at the A. l. u chapel.
Mrs. Byars of Iowa, is visiting her son and
daughter Mrs. Jessmer and Mr. Day, in Van
Buren. Messrs. Jessmcr and Day are now
| occupying their recent purchase, the Murta
residence.
Hon. II. A. Dinsmore and Col. Hunt. Republi.
can candidate for Congress, addressed quite a
respectable crowd at the Court House on satur.
day morning. The unreasonable hour of speak
ing prevented many from attending
: Hon. Sam R Chew prosecuting attorney Of
the 18th district. was in town this week on busi.
ness and visiting friends Col. Chew is a very
atfable gentleman and one of the most popular
men in Western Arkansas .-Waldron Reporter
Manager Robert W. Leigh, of the Arkansas
! lecture circuit, has closed contract with Gen
John b. Gordon for series of lectures in ten o
, the principal cities Of the State In March next
Mr. Leigh was in Van Buren, Monday looking
! after the Sam Jones lecture at Fort Smith.
! The Fort Smith Times Friday morning had
vicious attack on Prosecuting Attorney Sam
Chew. We hardly think the facts will justf,
such an attack The Times win most likely
have law suit on its hands that will be per
picking II nothing more.
Sheriff Steward received a roquisition from
Gov. Fishback upon the Governor of Missouri
| for the man CLARK, who is in Jail at Carthage
No., and has gone for him. Clark is the mar
who hired team and buggy from Ward Bros,
in April last and skipped with the outfit.
The Fort SIN th Times speaking Of the lecture
of Sam Jones" Tuesday night closes as follows
| 1t was learned from Mr. Jones after the lecture
| that he proposes to visit this section again.
probably next September, and stir things both
| In Van Buren, and Fort Smith. Already me
people of Van Buren, have made a proposition Ia
build tabernacle for him, and he thinks he
will probably accept If he does he Will also
work in this city.
viii II. Burton, of Greenwood. died Monday
morning. He was young man "a years OF age,
and serving his second term as Circuit Clerk fol
Sebastian county, He was elected TO that office
in 92 and again this year. and was most eff
cient official. He was taken down with cOnsump.
ton in April and has been gradually growing
weaker to his death. He leaves young WIFE
their only child died in September.
DIEp--At Goodland Choctaw Nation on the
18th inst, Mrs. DORA. wife of Mr NJ. +. Gray and
daughter of Mrs. Laura V. ahd A. Hood, oi
Crawford county, aged "a years and months
She was beloved by all who knew her. for her
gentle Christian-like manners, and her place
will be hard to fill around the family ireside
/ The bereaved husband, mother and father have
the consolation of knowing that their dear Dora
is but
.Just across the river.
Over on the other side
Where the angels are in waiting,
And the pure in heart abide"
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
c. W. Jones is in St Louis this week.

Capt Vim. Boiling of Alma, was In the city
Thursday.
Mrs. j. B. Carter and baby, of Ozark, are visit.
ing in the city.
DR.. Jas A. Dibrel returned from Little Rock
Thursday morning.
The Press is glad to know that Miss Allie
Kistler is eonyalescing
b. f. Lloyd, who is confined to his bed we arc
glad to know is some better.
Mr.. Al. Reynolds, cashier of the Ozark Bank,
was in the city Wednesday.
For new Millinery. at low prices go to the
Bue Front Store of Miss EMMA HAYS
We congratulate the Fort Smith News Record
on its enlargement and tiae appearance
Mrs. j. NJ. Harshaw left Thursday night for
Dallas, Tex. to take in the Fair and visit rela-
tives for a couple of weeks
Laban sontbmayd. Quail Bourland and ozier
Allen have each Shetland pony and they are
having great time riding.
MARgIrb--on Sunday of last week by the Rev
Cham bless, Mr. Richard West and Miss julie
Brodie daughter of Mr.. Charles Brodie
W. A. Mahara's Mammoth Coiercd Operate
Minstres. the Big Black Boom Co, with 8
people will be here Monday Oct 18th.
d.. Malt NJ. Dibrell weat to Fort Smith Wed
nesday % attend meeting of the Board of Pen.
sion Examiners, of which he is a member.
Dr. A. j. Prescott after carefully looking owe,
our city, has decided 10 open dental Office here
and will occupy rooms over the Citizens Bank
Our typo last week made us say that JRbel
Russell presented us with Ave sweet potatoes
that weighed eight pounds when two weighed
EIGHT pounds.
MARRirD--At the residence of the brides
parents near Van Buren,, Oct 18th, by Rev. }, A
Walden, Mr. John stokenberry, OF Elkins, and
Miss Pearl Moore.
MAnRIrp--At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Collins, in Van Buren,, Monday night, Oct
q. Mr. Dave Clayton to Mss Lou suth, Esq. IL
II Dill officiating.
Prof. r. B. George, of Chicago. assisted by F
Green and Clark Hubbard are directing d
class in vocal music in Van Buren, and are Civ
ing entire satisfaction.
The R. B. George Chorus Class will give
Concert in the Opera House Saturday night
Oct. 9th. Go and hear them. Admission .
cents Children, 10 cents.
1t Is reported that police officers were never
known TO be seen off of Main street, unless on
their way home They need not be afraid
the tramps won't hurt them
W A. Maharas Mammoth Colored operate
Minstrels travel in their own two special Pull
man palace cars the finest private cars in thu
world; made especially for this company.
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
Capt. Baxter Resigns.

Friday morning Capt J. NJ Baxter walked
into Marshal Crumps office and voluntarily ten
dered his resignation as jailer at the United
States jail.
Capt Baxter's resignation takes effect Oct 81
and J. D. Berry, of Ozark, has been appointed
his successor.
Capt Baxter having been vindicated of the
charge brought against him by certain prison.
crs. to revenge themselves for ffaneief wrongs,
did not care to retain the position longer. Bear
ing enmity against their custodian the prison
ers would not hesi ate to again lay charges
against him. and Capt. Baxter thought he had
suffered sufficiently at their hands.-Fort Smith
Record.
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
Another Robbery.

report reached the city Wednesday morning
to tie effect that the little town of Gibson Station
had been robbed pretty much after the fashion
of Watova. the express office and several stores
being looted. The place is six miles South Of
Wagner on the Katy road, and is not tcle.
graph station and no particulars of the affair
have been learned A Times man called on
Marshal Crump yesterday afternoon. but he had
not received any information from his deputies
III the neighborhood in which the robbery il
said to have occurred. The report is that Six
men did the work shortly before noon on
Tuesday.
Col Crump had received telegram from
George Lawson, however, who had gone out on
hunt for the Cook gang. stating that his party
was then within three miles of the robbers. and
that fight was expected at any time.
Il have wired sll my deputies to go at once te
Fort Gibson" said Col. Crump. 'and they will
see to it that the outlaws are given hot chase.
Fort Smith Times.
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

Richard Hennessy, q most worthy young man.
has been promoted from the yard engine to q
regular run on the Mo-, Pacific.
Quite number of our citizens went to Fort
Smith Tuesday to hear The lecture of Sam Jones
that night. His subject was Politics and Poll
ticians' and all were enthusiastic over the
lecture The lecturer paid high compliment
to Senators Jones and Berry and Hon. c. R.
Breckinridge as gentlemen standing high In the
estimation of the people of the country.
A serious cutting scrape occurred at the head
of Main street in Sime0s saloon Tuesday after
noon. John Bryan and VIII Bogardus had a
drunken quarrel and 0Bryan was badly cut by
Bogardus. There were several wounds but none
of them dangerous. This should be q lesson to
0Bryan that he should not soon forget Bogar-
dus was put under a bond of $3.50 to appear
before the examining Justice In three days.
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

y. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
LOCAL and Personal.

~ Matt Wallace Is visiting friends at Little
nel.
kah Kidd is back At work In the NO., Pacific
sssia
ao0 Aayers Of Fort Smith. was in the city
nssday.
80 Maggie Wood Is visiting friends at
tqsttcyille
~ Z. l.. Massey, of Eureka Springs. was in
- this week.
~ Dr. Hyncs, Of Fort Smith. was in the city
eeoday AID Tuesday.
y ! G. chaneys dwelling house at Alma,
M eurncd Sunday night.
- Billy" Brown went up the X. & A. ", on
nal Wednesday morning.
~ Wallace and Doc Rogers were among their
~ Suren friends Wednesday.
~ Katie Smith, OF Kansas City, is visiting
Mosher at Mrs. jesse Woods.
- Murta and family are located at the resi-
- lately occupied by Tim Ross.
aa9h Miller, an East End grocer, has been
= out by shibcy 4 Wood Gro, Co.
snss Baxter has secured position as sales
slsh the Model Clothing Company.
y. V. Lyte, Of Sherman, Tex, is visiting
s'o'acr, Rev. A. s. vcnabic, in this city.
seere glad to soc Miss Fannie Scott ont again
III confinement Of two weeks at home by
- Lizzie clegg sister to Mrs Geo. Austin,
ssso last week. after spending several months
k.' a. Dibrcll was called to Little Rock
Hsas morning by the serious Illness of Mrs.
"ssaa A. Dibrell, Jr.
pt J. NJ. Baxter was in the city Monday
hands with his friends lie will make
'%smith his home.
sI better half wishes ms TO thank Edmondson
as,,, ~" LOT box of honey; also for package OF
Aalnaid's" cheese.
"ssJ Jim Dick that arrested Bogardus' the
a vno cut with knife John O'l,ryan Tues
= ne was making escape.
y. ssss sundays News Record was q very cred T.
-. .o"e-full of society aud local matter ana
~s OF the support Of Fort Smith.
~ Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

hoods Pills cure all liver Ills, bilousness,
jaundice. indigestion, sick headache. 2oc
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
Fancy Groceries, Provisions, Produce, Bran, Hay I
7 :
Half Rate Horne ylsiteru Exesrsiou.

On Oct 18th and Nov. l4th the Frisco line win
sell tickets to points In Indiana Ohio and Michi-
gan at rate Of one fare for the Round Trip. For
further particulars call or address
NJ. G. HARTuSG, Agent
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27
The VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS,
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
ST. L. I. NJ. & S. RY.

ST. L, 7. NJ, q ,. M
GOING EAST
I. ~ Mail and Express f;50 a. IN.
" -. /" Ei5 p. m.
GOING WEST
Il ii. Mail and Express 320 p. m.
"a "A - :" 2.00 a. IN.
"a ~. Local Freight, is the only freight that
earvjas Dagsengcrs Leaves Van Duren T0O =. m.
is,senwOod eommodation-Leaves Van
auIen for Greenwood every day except Sunday
4 IL n m A. HAYS. Agent
The Van Buren press., 1894-10-27

Salt Rheum often appears in cold weather.
attacking the palms Of the hands and other
parts of the body. Hoods sarsaparilla, the great
blood purifier, cures salt rheumL
Hoods Pills are the best after. dinner pills,
assist digestion, cure headache. PC.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

prime large in better demand but small and poor con-
w. euGao hfsF S9dey young S % %
%s nckas chickens Phad,ephla lsa9oe 90 western dry
cocks co &C. spring ducks. Eastern Long Island
h9s,n lTSlte 30. sGrGSs hss, per dG1eH 81 30
when the stock Shows fine 'S sna fl"ans anl ic s, %
9%95es, wWoodeo,E w. per par s@> 25 parrds nea[9
sngs snp per M dCzgn sIssi 80 via ducks nalard a
@9oc. '''''''' ''' 49,
HAY AND sTRAw--A moderate demand and with mod.
IIay Dglms per 100 r, 5.e DO 50 MI sod, O.
poTHTos NT rye & 9at sT9T So Es
been extremely dun ana weak. bu, close a lte more
has arrived % o which ae aGe' have @ bSag ag made sfon an s. & pr
,acE % S%ee' poiaogs vey dull ana lew Choice onions
and often poor such drag heavily. Caunowers plenty
and cheap Lima bears higher Tomatoes a. hne quality
these hard move We quot Poiaioss Long IslaHd
oiher Jersey s. 5oaSi &: Do Wig aa sias i2 oniens
@s - Russa turnp.:. 5oa7Oc; squash, Hubbard. sle
5oc9sl 5c ca6Gases per icS '}2qs4 cucumGcr. 81 y
box 25g5oc celery per doz fiat bunches ST. d. Per doz
.sUNpRIEs-Poanus quiet but scady. We quote:
a ndpiSksd tge shclel Stanish o@@c a t5T No
2G2.c Tor No >: ches,nu,s close a shade nrrner a
S5 % oIr fF and Gs Saot h"e M @G~ GnGss a per a 1
ax SSd at ane &c PGr % = a2a S4 gnaS s. a g g p pr ID F M
Northern 81 25as2 for Western and 81 25ase 70 FOR
MILK AND CREAM-Thc daily average receipts Of MIX
and cream at te different far9ad diftrhung p9.nS IN
ana the 70" the week have been follows:
Erie 800 u milk. 20 of condemned milk and
l23 Of cream: SusQuehanna, lG7l Of milk. J
condensed milk and - Of cream. Lacka-
wanna 1925 Of milk and 20 cans of cream New.
York Central and Naem. $50 Of milk 100 cans ~
condemned milk and II OF cream. Now l"rk and
Northern 75 o: milk: Now Haven and Hartford 20
OF mi Western, 1876 of milk
ad Of cream: West shore l165 ~ milk 30
condensed milk and 81 Of cream; New-Jc'sey
Central ~; Of milk and 10 cans Of cr"am and 10y
miscellaneous short 100 Of milk anl 20 cans
Tho total daily supply has heen 10 49 cans Of
milk l63 Of condensed milk and 3IS cans Of cream
The price paid foT the surplus on the platforms
has been 81 - Of forty quarts The MIX ENchAnBe
price remains at 3i,c quart net 10 the shipper
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Union stock Yards Chicago. oct 9-Catue- Receipts
head quet and lJsing steady. COM
mon extra 15HsG 20 stock"rs and feeders,
s2as3 30 cows and bulls $ius3 -. calves 81 25us5 30.
Hogs -R"ceris 1900 head MARKET higher but Irregular
heavy 81 5OdS5 90 common choice mixed 81 C5d>5 20
choice assorted s. 5n$j 81 light 81 gS TO- pigs - -
81 ~ sheep Rcceirs 5000 head Market f1r comm "a
grades weak go quality steady Inferior to choice 13cp
- 30. lambs. 81 5oas2 81
market cad steady. Irxas catil" so% and
sh.de lower prices native steers 81 ogs5. 81 9Og
S. ~ Tevas steers. s. 5OGS3 i2is HogS-R"ceips "J
s. 30. mixed N 75as5 10. light 81 4spqs5. sheep Re
c.p's. 2li7 head MARKET slow. native mixed. e. 900
81 81. Southwestern mixed. s. -. lambs 81 -.
East Liberty oct -Cartic- Receipts. LIBERAL prime,
S. 5Oas5 10 good 81 7oNS5 % good butchers >4HSi -
rough fat 81 7Oat3 40 lght s. 3ONS3 good
fa cows and hclfers. s. ooaS3 10. Hogs Run light,
market active flr prime hogs. PhalelpNas s. Gv1S1 20.
best Workers and mixed. - 40nsj -. common O. fair
Workers s. 2ouS5 81 s. '3Isj 10 good SONS s+d>'
81 2Oasi 20 s,od 81 7ogs3 10. air: 81 ""gs2 -,
mon ScQSt p y.ariiugs s2aSJ IS. lambs. 81 2JGS',
veal calves. SCaS7 heAyy and thin calves. s3ESI
Buffalo oct. -cattle-Rec"ipts last - hours. $40
head total thTs far $40 f1r same tme last
week 1ro consgned through. 30 head. t. N~~ York,
1sO head IN sale. 2,O head market opened slow and
weak. Viih god herr, closed steady with about
aI sold good sOcers sold higher than yesterday
Receipt last - hours BIO head. total fr week
l~ad through 1880 head. - New YORK. 2lD
head. sale. 2GiO head market opened stronger for
ghi grades ana Nork.s. but slow and for others
strong all spli Yores 81 Hp<J i3 pigs - 35N
hours 2UD head total f1r week thus FAR =
head for nst w"-k 21.GD head. consigned
through head. - New i0r.. 100 head. sale
1.+uo h~ad uling - loads Canada lambs. market
81 73Gts god lambs s. IiH$i yooi Canada lambs sold
late a. 81 lOGSi 10 ana common g. fnir a. 50 ,Jg,i
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was a long list OF property advertised TOT
sale at auction yesterday. The attendance at t'e
Exchange was good. and the bidding was up 10 ''e
market value. The majority OF the properly oHerea
consisted OF vacant land. l.. j. Philips oHereu d.
the Trinity saesroom. No. III Broadway the iease
hold interest in the plot l0x75. northeast corner VI
Seyenth-ave and neutrality-suspicious.
81 The not IS leased for twenty-one years from
MAY l. 1880 at rental Of 5000. The interest IN
the lease was sold to Lazrus Whitehead for si'."''
william Kennedy offered No. li2 East Fifty-thrrSco rS
plaintln was the buyer, for slO5oO Peter F. Meyer
Il Co offered No. 663 East Onehundred-and-si ,d
It was purchased by William Kelly. for $500
Charles A. Berrlen offered plot oxlOlI in terry
5v f. Kurzrnan for sl.O25 The sale OF the plot OF
land in Gerard-ave. was adjourned. ,,,,,r ror,,np
house 36xI0o No 72 West Nlnety -nnh-si at aoou,
;25VO Bennett G Graf have sold for Ounn & Grant RAM
Nos l52 10 l5S West Eighteenth-st four four-story
brownstont front dwellings with box soops ana ana or
windows. No 52 is 2ox15xl0o feet in SIZE; N9s, 30,
and l5G are lSx5GxlOO and No l5S IS l9xj7xo Terms
Miss Rose Coghan has leased through James Tos f.
Ninety slxth-st which she purchased a,PI1 % 81 o par
annum ami nG i For Dwight H. omstead, Mr.. Briggs
leased to William H. Lubensten No Wesr G,e" for
s!Xth-st. a fourstory dwelling, 70 feet 'front.' Ior
two years. at 5000 per annun. Riker SON.
agents OF Mrs. Gerrys new white marble apar'ine
house the northeast corner OF flIth,svs' ,h hlu
Fifty-oighth-st, the Bolkenhayn, report that tney
have leased the corner store to stump the norist
for $4,000 per annum and the following apartments
First ioor corner at $500: the third hoor corner
$500. and the second floor. inside at w. per
annuIn. The owner. II Is said. owing 10 TINS ex
perience renting this property, has Determined 10
add TO the building three more stories ana also
roof garden restaurant and probably mainInoor
cafe The original plan 10 connect this building
with the Hotel Savoy, which adjoins II; mas Deen
abandoned The estimated cost OF the building IN
It's present shape IS $4,000 and with land included
81 OG00O Coils g. Coils have leased the residence
No East Forty-hrst-St for Leonard Jacob TO MISS
Theresa Nixon for three years at 5000 year
Jennie Graham has filed plans for the building OF
three four-story brick dwellings. l6xjG. at Nos. l2s
East Seventy -first-st.. cost. $500 karens
d Cagsel have filed plans for the building OF four
fve-story brick fathouses 2sx9o, on the north side
of Sixty-eighth-st., 100 feet east OF West End-ave
cost $4,000 John Kehoe has fled plans for the
building of seven-story brick store, 50x1J, at Nos
q and - Vest HOuston-st., cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

Ntrk.t closed easy aui unchanged compared Win yes
terla. closing prices Transferable notices . w. ia.
sales 31 Ncs York spot sales to-day ad last ".t'
a. officially r0plft~i l'f cDiisiii ~. ,, o.
contract 700 total. 47O SPOT market. quiet mit uI
Lands . 49, fuiddling gIlf Gsld. which 10 j" I'"'f
compared Witl y.s',rIa,s closing New TX net receipts
isu r-ss iit; Continent 100 forwarded. go, ia's
47O ssnn@r- 40 3GOi Total ret Y'ft itcrts 90
d,, ~ - thus Oar ihis week. i1i1i ENpris ooaa5
Great l.-liaA. i6I. France s21S Continent ~,
Thus ftr this We-k Britain. 81 +OS. france. lo"'
tDntln.nt - 503. stock. 54r120 ,oo,.
Li,eii,, cables spot cotton less dong sales IV"'l'
speculation ana export, SO. American svcD. feceipj'
steady al 2-Csd decline. closed steady Mii
~. Not.nter December 1898 ~, p~, en"r nAiy
.Ib January February, 81 a3 - February M,,,ch.
Z 2ss M.rcii. April .4G3 -. AprMay. " Xhh. Ma
june -, June Juy. .Hp@ 20 Annch'tci arms '"'
COFt'EE Speculation moderate. wish nrst prices
a. th. ,lor. was shoHn ir response
a. the strength the IIsNre Waf~ sales Included -
qioiat/,n. we're follows: October - - pfs- No.
ier. Pigs December 90 - pig January. '"' -
pfgs February. C2 - pfgs. March Gl 10 pigs 5 Hih'
ef.slg for DAYS Il '' i-t'f
rcaranc-s FOR the United states 1000 bags fi"fH 80
or hags market quiet and un'fans"l nt j.. ~ -
r-i.. tu receipts - 900 bags SAINT H - X -'f'
bags The neat Dutch sale Will b. held p'i.Hrt l'
Ur ker- valuation. good ordinary Java. "-f'. I',i
,,f.a viii lnOllIr anpsJ pi0ll. Final Have" tf.O'.
a., her ~ 70 tfgs N,veuher - - pfls Dr.an~ - -
tfs. Iaruar, - 20 ifgs. FelrIar} 80" pig 'iaf Do
= 90 rfea Apr 20 90 pigs: May. 800 PICS june 90"
rfs- Toia' sAi.- ~ Hsfrr IDop bHFs
CONTRACTS cIos. quiet AT unchanged f. gen .Hls o'
cln. on nual quotations. Sales were '--'' b'sa' az
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

X. y.
CoTToN-The market opened 10 10 poi points nsht1 n ~
and private reports indicating killing frost At Fort smith
ana light frost Natchez. Memphis and NcksourI Al
the large liu Of long cotton. which Wa ia'
yesterday. lQudaed and the improvement WIS lost
during the Liverpool followed IN" course or "Hi
market and casri o0 until all OF the Improvement "if
closed practically unchanged aS com
pared Yesterdays closing figures. IheT" was 4 ll
rally later. owing anticipated frost 20 morrow lt
the Improvement held The market closed NnaN
ana UNCHANGED The total sales fog the Gay wit
1871 bales. Liverpool selling heavily mere l ne
market held by the absence OF speculative" dc
rnani hence the offered not readily absorbed
although buying to-day for outside &C.
count Buyers seemed be able g. gri All IN" spot cot
ton they want AT the South Reasonable prices \ feat
re Il the frcs, reports that they accompanied by
statements that damage has been don" ana IN
that the frost has been u lenoi n
IN. cotton hv causing the hols o. open. The puulc
report anticipates heavy rain ana dangerous
northeast gales Carolnas tomorrow. ana Tor Ala
ma colder the eastern portion in u" morn
the northern portion and Tor 4'iesset
li.hf thc morning specimen telegram was 'ie
received from sherman. Texas. which read. VERY light
frost In bottoms. damage. probably beneficial Inc
r.couts at The ports fnr the week SIN estimated ~
,no u bales against az. - bales last week 2t-i'l
bales las, year Receipts orleans o-mprr ~ are
eS,,rra,.l from bales compared WIN
uVI bales last week G5 bales last wear. Receipts al
,usto, today - s25 bales compared with - az
ial.s ssi week 3O.3 bales last AMI az Memphis
?s iales against liG2 bales last week l32 bales last
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l3jth-st centre line in,ersec,s Boulevard. -,
irregular. John Il Sexton 10 John o BaHer. S2ooot
Oglen-ave. g corner Deyoe-s. Irregular; Hark- o
ncss Is Deyoe - al to Alfredo Del Gsnovese JOG
Lot iGs map of Wilton Port Morris. etc; Caro- 90
ina Runzlsr % John Manser. .:..;....;' IoN
i36th-Si. s. Al II of southern Boulevard, - o>
2jXl0O Rebecca Cohen TO Jacob Cohen. 2oe
T.0t ~. map III lots belonging 70 Isaac VI pyk- -
man. etc Albert stephens 20 Katie Hoehn. 9W
lot u. map 1G villa sites. etc. part Of Anthony 49,
estate. Carolina y Barber to Herman Mayer. ltN
LIS F ! El,wort to Joseph Krieser and ..-,
same ii''ir praperi; Joseph iiahnesani ssfri~i
Thompson ST. No o. Jane Morssey ct al to Joseph
loh-st NJ 4oi East William Fri,zel TO George
Piincr.si s. corner Mo,t-st. 23.Gxi3c7 I, JOS PIN
II I"arns to Bridget | Murphy ..:.-.:..:....
Sunolk-s,. ~ :: = Of Stanton-st. 2ox75 Jacob
Pfefi~r to Kate Grunwald ..................
lGh-~t No go East. Julia Demsten to Jucindus
22i-.j No 253 West: Teresa NJ Adams to susan
Kcrwin 1000
I7th-s,. No 535 East: Thomas L Tripler to Simon
2tl-si. n 3 100 II " ~ iO.h-aye 25xgS o. Florence
. Herring 10 Sarah r Henirick ................
Anst"fIamaSr. N 3I3; Aldhous Taylor Building
80 60 william Brown Observation-Disclosures. % 000
4'th-st. 1878 II = " ~ i0th-ave 2jxlOOJ;
William Herring ami another to Augustus VI
Same property: Florence c Herring to Augustus
M Herring ct al.......................
5sih-st. n 80 II . or Ilth-ave 25xl,oS: VIII
lam Wlntcrson to stephen 4 Dutton......
5Si-st =. lor II Of I>.xngton-,ye. IL IxlOO5.
william 6 Holbreok. ref"ree t. Susan " bryan 1890
y Pine. referee. James Williams. go
lf-iacr ............ .....-................ 1880
sSiD. Louis Xmadbsck Samuel " h smith.
lGfh-st 80 49, East I4noX-aye J0x99 II. Elwin
Is Cuiri~r to George G Currler. .................