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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
EAsTBoUND SHIPMENTS HEAVIER
MARKED EFFECT OF RECENT CUTs-EATEs RE
STORED TO FORMER FIGURES.

MARKED EFFECT OF RECENT CCTS-EATES RE
STORED TO FORMER FIGURES.
Chicago Jan. 1.-The increase In eastbound snip
r,ents last week. consequent on the cut rates. III
effect was very marked Total shipments amounted
10 1856 tons against 1903 tons for the previous
week and G6 $40 tons for the corresponding week
last year. Last weeks shipments were divided UP
among the competing roads follows Michigan
Central 2l.s0S: Wabash. 7n7: Lake Shorc li%i;
Fort WAYNE @,TiT: "Pan-liande. hS-S; Baltimore
and Ohio 42sO Grand Trunk. 9.SSS; Nickel flSte
10 es2. Chicago and Erie 6.5Si Big Four, 1904.
Through shipments of nour, grain ana pioNlsVens
also increased largely during the Hst 49, *
amounted TO 9Ss9s tons. against Sb42" 'os TOY we
corresponding week last year me it"put 800 %
n,a6s were ms follows: Baltimore and ohio - per
~snt; "Rig Four" 80; Erie. "a; Grand lrunk VIZ
Lake shore e2: Michigan Central n. 'NlcAei
plate" 50. "Pan-Hande," 1C5; Fort Wayne, l1S;
Wabash. 80. 49,, $3.50 o,.o, . 90, oso Ton.
oeai3st ST4ae50 tons for the previous year, q DE-
crease OF $3.50 tons. The total tonnage OF the
nast vear was divided np follows: Michigan
central 422.2Sa tons: Wabash. 229oSS tons; Lake
Sbore 10000 tons: Fort Wayne. 425Mi tons; Pan
Uandie" 27s179 tons; Baltimore and ONO, ISL
IONS: Grand Trunk, 2Ss.j5S tons, Nickel Plate.
9-s ri, tons: Erie 2ei 9S tons; Big Four" 125.1
tons Lake shipments for the year aggregated
SOsS $50 tons
to-day 20 the basis of authorized tariffs in effect
hefcrt the Erie began making its open cuts No
vember % last The only exceptions 10 the rule
were in regard 70 rates butter eggs and poultry
l. The roads are bound by solemn agreement 20
maintain present rates. but freight from now
on promises 70 be extremely light. the agreement
Is likely 10 be strained before long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
NAILS BURNED IN TRANSIT.

Napervie. ILL.,. Jan. 2.--As train No II. the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad. carrying
through mail TO California and points west. pulled
into the depot yesterday flames were noticed is
suing from the storage The flames had made
such Roadway that all efforts at saving any mail
IN the proved fruitless. There may have been
fourteen sacks of hrst-class mail In the car. 1T
would be such delivered IN Chicago Sun
day morning from the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, Grar1 Trunk. big Four" Baltimore and
Ci nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
ENJoINED BY THE WEST SHORE.

Kingston ~ V. Jan. 2 CSpecaD.-The new Colo
NAL Electric Railway. now under construction in
the city streets here. has struck a formidable OBJ
strnction In attempting 10 cross the West Shore
Railway tracks. The company. after partially
LAYING its track through large number Of streets,
has been enjoined by the West Shore people from
crossing their numerous tracks until the statute
is fully complied with The state Railroad Com
missioners must he consulted in the matter as
the crossing IS at grade. and there are five tracks
AZ that point in the yard. The new road also pro
poses 10 cross the Ulster and Delaware track at
srrnlla. Nra ING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Mr. HUNTINGTON ASKS FOR A RECEIVER

Memphis. Tenn. Jan. "A bill was fled in the
United States Circuit Court yesterday which had
been before Judge Lurton at GAINESVILLE In this
Bill Coils p. Huntington, Of New-York, asks that
receiver be appointed to take charge Of the af-
fairs of the Chesapeake Ohio and Southwestern
Railway Company. The complainant sets forth that
the railway company him $S3543. with inter-
est since July, 1888. In December Judgment in this
amount recovered in the Circuit Court OF
Shelby County. An execution was duly issued on
INC Judgment by the sheriff but returned WITH the
secured Ike Judgment in Kentucky with a Ike
Endorsement. The complainant sets forth that the
defendant company is in debt to several counties
and cities in Kentucky and Tennessee for taxes.
The case will come up for hearing this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
RECEIVER UADLEY RESIGNS.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 2-Rcceiver Hadley. Of the
Oregon Pacific. to-day his unconditional resig-
nation to Judge Fullerton. The Judge oihy day
or two ago decided TO continue Mr.. Hadley as re-
ceiver until February 1t is probable that his crit-
cism OF Hadleys management IS the cause. IT Is
supposed that Miller the clerk of the Railroad Com
mission whom the employees wish appointed, VIII
be his successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At TIE EXCHANGES.

As might be expected on the day after pubic
holiday. there great amount Of business
done In the real estate market yesterday.
-. Il. Ingraham e. Co.. offered Nos. 22S ana 20
West Observation-Disclosures fth-st, two five
story brick fats fun lots each. The plaintiff in
the proceedings, the Equitable Life Assurance
Society, was the buyer tor $1,000 each.
\ cheap purchase was made Of all the rlSht,
TILE and interest In No. l6i West Seventy eighth
ST.. which offered by Smyth IL Ryan: the prop
eriy is fOur-story stone front house on lot
2lx02. After Il good deal of hard worl, the auc-
toreer extracted bid of 81, at which price the
property was Knocked down to Rose Mex emma
All the other sales either adjourned or With
drawn.
The following sales at private contract were re-
ported at the Exchange
ID. Kempner * Son have sold for Dr. Burshstcin
the southeast corner OF Willet and East Houston
SITS, lot $Gx5l with ive-story buildings thereon lor
$1,000 Also for j. Zimmerman. No 81 Jane-st..
corner of West Fourh-st.. irregular lot zs2XI'.o
with building, for $1,000 Also for the same seller
the ve-stoiy dOuble-iat No 60 Poplar Place.
Brooklyn. 2j.GX70X0O, for &5,@@
]. W. stevens has sold for klaw Erlanger. 10
Louis i. Van Ripper three-stoIy. highstoop, stone
front dwelling, l7Xl0 No. $50 est Ninety third-st
Price, $2l,vU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE. WASlilNuToN 'mt IL, az, A1o ,,ST
pfIJMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS. 80
Leave NswYer got Of Ibsriy1s, daily SlipAS2
i2:i5 night cINcINNATI; ST LOUIS A. NJ. :3S
4 NJ bnns CAP 80 900 Nj d,ss ss sT 1I train. run
5iai, ex 200 y NJ NORFOLK 1880 A. NJ. daily. 80
H. NJ ex sun. NEW ORLEANS r. NJ daily;
~ rcnch S.eplny car Washington and Sh.nanioan
valley route ofces H. 2Gi- t6 l4o Eroad l,,a. 81
Tes, Iith-s 100 Grand-si.. y. Y; 3]f fn'ton-s''
I;rookyn. station foot o. Liherty.st.. g. T. T. o. n
New-York Transfer Co. will call for ana check baggage
from, hotal or residence 10 destination
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Eesal Notifies.
G TATE OF NETWORK, CITY AND COoN
- TY OF NETWORK, S.: ..,-
M COMpANY.

VI William RYLE & COMPANY. =, p.u
naT M M ~ Rye and charles Danorth the subscribers
having formed limited oopaneTship m in
s preGs cSse made 9 the and i'5 5o do hereby Gritty
shin T Is to ie c6ndnc, OF !, ' w m Rc Z compn
That The General nature OF ,e sun n yn sling
and manufacturing SILK silk goods and other Herc'""
g. That the names all the general md special part
ners inerestci ihersn @pH h5 n9 RYE rdns in the
civ Of Paterson in the County Of Passaic and state Of
A1 s. H and e State IN Of ne wiz F'
William H. Barnard residing in the city OF New-York. in
n9tners and Mary r. RYE residing the CITY II Paor
son in the GSgny 2f 9 be hni the s'@'s y Of Of N
in the County and State Of New-York who are the
fi' fhdt ,he amour, Of capital which each OF the said
Sash Is as follows: The said Mary T. RYE has
,rlbuted the sum Of two saTdg ana hd y ,n
sum II Two hundred anG nftv thousand Dollars.
TIA! h se g @dond 2! ad y% e naaT o and the
erod at which it Will terminate is the threih GOTH
"1 That aa tie PRINCIPAL place q business q The sal
The Sa S:f" at S@TY ci y I fGapIy ~ i a4rp
AHTHrR RYIE
e MfHi 66 +, ,MNFFdiIEru
Per ERNEST Kyle. AIRY in Fact
Of Newy9r c and C9qay q T ,s, s- ss
~. All, came William r. Rye Arthur Ry" William
Ia aa%iaas. described in who cscu,r the fore
,,, csrtI0caie and they seycrav acknowledged 20
h., ,,.y cy.cutcd the FRANK j.. SLAbE
'''' '' Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate llel IN Ncw-Yorl, County.
sal 49, Ncw-Y ors. CITY and c,unty = NerYork s.;
r mis- ~ day ~ January. 1891. iafor" er~onay
ca,, E~nest Ryic the attorney ~ Cha'lcf panlDfh.
nnyn 10 me e. De- the individual described in. and who.
executed the foregoing certificate and
c.n|vl.iged that lc executed the same the ana
ij - charles Danfortl therein described and for the
nurrosc therein mentioned ii virtue ~ Power OF At
osey daily executed ~ me fnid hars Danoith bear
ing date the 18Th day OF June. 1873.
'"h "" FRANK T. SLADE.
tDiar" Iuilic. Kings County
Certificate filed IN Ncw-Yofk County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
OHIO SOUTHERN EXTENSION

OHIO SOUTHERN EXTENSION COMPLETED.
Lima. Ohio. Jan. 2The completion Of the Ohio
Southern Railroad extension to this city was cele-
brated yesterday by the running of a large excur-
sion 10 this place from all the towns along the
line. Trains. both passenger and freight are run
ming regularly. The road will be extended 70 To-
iedo in the spring. Ives being at the head Of the
enterprise and DESTROYS of competing with the Gin
cinnaii. Hamilton and Dayton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
A STREET RAILWAY DEFAULTS.

Atlanta, Ca. Jan. 2-The Consolidated Street
Railway defaulted the interest its bonds to-day.
The bondhOlders have agreed not 10 apply for
receiver II the shareholders here raise $17 share
20 pay off the floating debt. The bonded indebted
ness is s. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
THE COMPETITION or RI SSIAN WHEAT.

st. Paul Mimi. Jan. (SpcciaD.-The Minnesota
Bureau Of Labor Statistics has completed It's inves-
tgation Of the wheat markets OF Russia ana 'her
relation 10 the wheat growers Of the northwest.
and as resu. Commissioner Powers mas prepared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
nRooKLyN lines RECEIVE FRANCHISES.

Albany Jan. 1.-The State Commission to-day
granted the applications of three new Brooklyn
street railway lines for permission TO use the
electric trolley system the lines being known as
the Nassau Railway. the Kings County Electric
Railway and the Coney Island. Fort Hamilton and
BROOKLYN Railway. The application had been pend
ing since last July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave Of West 42dst follows Is minutes
earlier from Franklin-st:
r. II. stations, Milleown. Ellenve Fallsburg. Liberty.
t'arbondalc Scranton Walton, Delhi Sidney. Norwich.
Utica Rome Oneida Fulton Oswego
L. NJ sunday. sullivan Co. Express
for waikiki Valley Railroad stations Campbell Hall.
Mnldleown EllenNe Mountain Dale Centrevills. Falls
burg. Hureyvie. Liberty Falls. Liberty. parksvile and
Livingston Manor.
7:45 i. NJ. daily Middetown. Summitville. Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor. kockland Walton. Sid
ney Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Oswego
T:lj =. NJ daily via Niagara Falls Reclining chair
car (scats free) New-York Niagara Falls. Pullman
sleepers New York Oswego. Arrives Detroit $40
y. m. Chicago 30 A. IN. st. Louis $50 p.
Tickets Pullman accommodations at 81 Broadway.
NewNork Transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage
~ destination.
]. c. ANDERSON. c. p. A..
Eew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Burns Eayad and another t A@dTew nHce 81 600
Bopp. Emma NINA and another TO- Valentine websr 600
sncsr 2da G . Of 70 lSstnY yfa fs SVO0
insurance and Trust Co, 2Sth-st, OF 9 mn
Cutting toDeF. W aau Me 70 15 900
C'emsGsst M MH Place 70 Of sdave mort 90 ~,
Eg sase W6 Ss't & and another NJ Kcser,
ro,.,s ES Wsm Pae a Of to Williams and
another b9ueya,d of 7Sih-r;' r.: y 5ST o'oOo
HemsoIh rrecn Ave- anu " 45Ist ycers 5000
Hart henIy 10 ." sth an 1900
ne caIe Eoo Q; 5onO s@1 snS yess 5000
jacobs Gustav, aud another 10 q Weber, =, ooo
197,, Of 2davS Soy war. Icxn:;on.avc 0OO'
jacob aGopn' -a,nst yeSrs' Hcrtcages 1890
hopCi, iony' v 20 sO''" ''7N'' ......... 225O
Ko 1s@ye' wili Ssar' + to George ,chucE
9Ith-st Of Colunbus-avc, years ,.ooo
hau1 oi p lng,eSa " years - 5000
McKsyey John ana wIe to Of ca n.aye ; y cay
Mcfh mSr's cRsrc; X. and vile e. Herald Emp
Coop and Loan Asso Morsc.ayc, lot 81, 7sm
Moms se MaTaarct to Kate Dauth Csth
St OF 1 1sa' 20 ,;iccnjerr Monroe:
81. " Of Market.st, MORTGAGES, year:-- o'2oo
Plckerng John ana WIFE to il vc,r Irumper 5000
Polai.kI, Flora, and another to 5 b'yer' 1000
r. a:ns lucy e. & t e. njsaar ;; oo
scSef ssnfhS rst s ld wife t. Ioa.
Park.ave, : OF 122dst. . years : noftEae'' ifVVo
Schiller Carrie b. and another to Unted states
Trust Company, NewYork, 5 a 1oti-st OF =, ooo
AulStcldanI-ayc, year =, loVoo
Schmecr Isaac, 20 Frank j Southwel, Willow 80,
ave n q corner OF 13Jth.sr, 3 year . W.
The RIVERS Association TO rue tiuaranee
W W. I rndaye bonds 1000
1h' q i isfina ~ 70 Anstcria.avc ysr oCo
Tie Ncw.York Produce Exchange 10 United
sd a1S Itu'i year zoo 900
The Minister ETC.. OF the Armed Protestant
Dutch Church IN 3ithet. city OF Ncw.Nork. t.
the ministers, ETC.. OF Reformed Protestant
dutch Church II 4 3itlst. W Of sth-ayc
Wcrng Annie e. 10 Daniel Seymour, Of 3D. 49,
ave n Of 4lst-t, wears 5000
Wa atn'ave' wears ~ 10000
WEI ot toumI,s.aye. years 1900
Wagner Philip q al I, Gcnan Savings Bank OF
Tathari6o.t / year 49,. $4,000
Williams jessie 10 Title Guarantee and liust
Company. Waycriey Place, II 0f Priy- ,ooo
81, years -. - e'O"'
"a ny rrr W co,ner 9,t.t. 4 ars '..."|. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
,Anthraclte coal used exclusivclyJ

fAnhfaclte coal used eEcluSNeIyD
-Four tracks. Automatic block signals
Trains leave station foot of Liberty ~
. Time Table in Effect Dec. n lsss D., O.
For EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch ,hunk &c..
Easton). 30 5:ij T3O to Allentown +. NJ. sundays.
40 Il5 A. NJ. 100 $50 y NJ ,
For Wille.barre Pit,son and Scranton $40 A. NJ
For Reading at 400 500. s.i5. 1000. 1870 A. NJ.
no go 300 400 5:i5 1870 T. NJ. i2:l5 night sun,
days. 4:3o a. NJ. lD0 1870. 53o. 1;3o F. NJ i2:i'
FOR Harrisburg at 400. 500. s;i5 A. NJ. 10 10,
100 80 r M i2i5 night. sundays 100 $50 p NJ.
T9r sanIur Iewisbng and wiIamspDstt ,i a. 400
cep Saturday night Sundays i:ij A. NJ. I:ao T. NJ
sS 9s d sO opf 5aSc and gopa so1 c 70 Pni
Iano. 400 400 % .3s Rcd Bnnk). G:i3 J. ~ sun
200 l.. VI.
Birnerat 80 sis A. NJ. l:I5. $40 = NJ =,
For Atlantic city. Vinclani and Bridg"'on 40 A. A.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright nni Highland Peach
40 s:l5 1880 A. NJ. i:ao l:'' 1900 42o r. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE
F., PHILADELPHIA week 500 ."o , io
la 80 S 'b I a AN H. 70 2S t ss M 'n s5
night. sunday 43o. 300 1880 dining Carp a. NJ
i'o. 900 dining cir,: 1880 r NJ i2;i5 night .,o
P. NJ. i2I5 night. SUNDAYS, 300. 1870 dining cap
A. N. 1870 300 Dining Carr. 100 ? ~. l:l3 night:
Ave II East 18th ST. Fast i2jh IVES, i2ath
s. 23l Columbus Ave. Nsw-YorS Cont ST sco E r.
Ne-Yol Transfer Company Will call for and cheek bag
gage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Citp 1)rcpertp for Sale.

4 CHANCE 70 BY ELEGANT CITY HOMES Of rare
N baeans.--On 3Gth-st., 12J feet from entrance
10 Central Park. fouistory and basement brown
holscs cabinet throughout also handsomely decf
o,cg three story and lasement dwellings West In
ave l.tgccn y.h and ash wntclman on Lrefiises
'' T. KIITATRlCK. 30 West CIth.S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
LEHICH VALLEY R. R.

Stations loot ~ COriInndf nnd DrsbrOssr. Streets
VESTIBI'IE TRAIN PULLMAN COACHES.
a, " BUFFALO and suspension Bridge
q and % l.. n. Tor BUFFALO. suspension Bridge and
Chicago
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACc0MMODATiio ms. at ~,
oG atI and l33 Broadway 143 Bowery t58 East 1coth
New-York $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST.. and 9s Broad
vnv Brooklyn. New-York Transfer Company Will call
and check baggage from hotel or residence through to
destination. $500. o,,., 80,
ROI.I.IN II. WIIBt r. EHAS = LEE
Cien'l Supt. Eastern DIV. Genl Pass. Agent.
A. W NONNEMAtIiER. WM. y SMITH
Assistant Genl Pass Agent 40 Gen'l r, Pass. Agt
t:rn'i Eastern ONCE. 23j broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Railroads.
NaiIroa0s.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS. foot of DcsIrOsseS ana C"rtInhut

Streets.
In tgccf January !. 1871.
2oo EAT ENEIr %HfE Car ,2 PsouTs
Drawing and state Room Ssrpns pin'ms' I'o"i ms
Gle, Gland 5:25 M. Cincinnati ,:i| a. M M ana IL"
2oo 'n =. VI 'crIGXGo S ASD 81 Lors EXrRFss
Iqman 'lsepins and Dining S%5s III loo a. M st.
ooo o",. ~ p w y TPie,g' ExPnEss sleep
ing and Dining Cars p!ttsbnrg. Chicago ana Cie,.
land Arrives Cleveland Il:l5 Il. m. Chicago D. nj.
1850 r. NJ. soUTH-wEsTERN EMPRESS we week days days
cars 10 Cincinnati and St Louis Arrives Cincinnati
-. N. indianapolis io;i' =. "i' st. LOUIS d. H.
5000 = VI rAcEc EXrEEssf -r srys. cd n@as,
3 So a. M second SS'Y monas Toledo i;45 p
Cleveland c:25 p IN, wecsa..s' A., THE s,,,r,,
1910 4. M."Wnsbington Limi'e"' weekdays
::.o y. Mm.I"Congre.sionai Iimitcd"daly Pull
man Parer and Dlning cars Arrive" washington
ApoHAh ESrEEss TnAaSsi ss 49, SEQ ? sssa u
o.so 30 ni s Gaas, Ian Line spres daily Sleep
ers TO JacNs9nye p, ror1 VILE and Tampa
a'ao r. and pa ami S% as;. falE
ng g fl'onsrs 70 Aana an" and o5S Iway
1, - as G SSG H9" and f' NORFOLK via Cap.
Charles Route A. m weekday and. with Through
rns s'y Sp Slc oi fS n weekdays with Through
Eoh P -s NIX .rT r S'6ay Grove an rgp,
u m 'v,,esk-,ia~s SUNDAYS 9'i5 u. 5:l5 p IN.
DO not stop at ks'ury Par" ana ocean Grove on
FOR PuILAD5Mlilr,MsiA: ,,...,
ioio II a. m ie;ao l. $50 + 30 >. O. = 100
s:so o. S9c iic IimcD, lGo9 a. M . :. aao. ..
80" ~ 81 ',aa oiI 1870 ii3 and POI Broad
Way Asior House st East i2srh Street 2Si coum.
Snd CoriIandt streets cGIIt Street. $50 Fulton
s,rset " H.oaawiy nnn station jersey ciry '''
Tho New York Transfer Company WI call FOR and check
- ,,.oo.>
> ~ PROVOST. o..J r. WOOD.
General Manager. 'Hs'a Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


'"1 To- rSny K oI and VIE. s2I 500
Nfcra isaacs- ...'.... 2,75O
IaSs KsIs n.s Ns,.s;s Monaghan $3.50
AcI ,a6n Jacobs 40 i'0o' 's"'s ~ 2IcoO
,san LOO Iou iIa ' to Hcna + Meiiitt $1,000
2d, az c Ng i and mS'vi 14s5o
1c5thst. e' Xo i 81 East Motion Foster AID
lo7 TnS N 81 p'li io4 Il Of 2d.aye siNGoii
Gottlieb ! Weber and wife to Gustave Jacobs OF Geo
li na ' no IS Fast. llgniy Nathan admin
s,ha9 'e'0+ 10 % 24Ci AHA Lehman to Geo % oco
Columbus,aNe Ne o ii aod h1sbamG ' 81 500
i2i. SrNn to Nm & II RI,s s o',y $50 900
IcoIi; Ficdk J Dieter referee, to Mary 1900
,1a MilCtN :. ISL It " Of ManhatLn.aye, lsx
100 same to same i,c,6 VI 10 #
proHTsg , or h ra john S' addison and
endet Isaaes ct al ,c eNge on Of Scrsna
u r Iue s, d and another eNeeu'oS' :" 500
wlowaye sSrne Icn %, i'''"s'' i'', 30 900
Boston-aye No $685. 'ohh -Hu'N' ' " . 1900
''% Ss;ana Mead Si's s ?f 'assdfS s 1900
vacn,neSsS 6 s. sq0S'nE T 'au und wife to
Madison.ave, \ co Mcrs oi IA wife $40
Dey-st No IA Ei~a1eth r'u'u''s "'u "n,D 70 90
Narhctist 30 - Emma Schmusch ana husband
10 the Protestant Episcopal Church MIsHonu!
Society for seamen III 'ne wy ""u 1900
Duanest. 40 li2; Nara l"i'ai anu "u'. 10000
waeey Place N2s lSa aaq =, l't on stronG ooo
oohs 40 # OF w pIydriIde Association 1880
5't 4 sen Ss Sso We.' Dto'Ey ,. 10000
West Endave ea,i ~ u LIE IL Insurance Co.. 81 900
West E9days A. 1t o, oza.'' -VH ZOO
Lo, a. map Kng y;, "a g Tsdec Fsr%eod 400
Lots 2oS and e9' map I,h uy a T TIrand ~ $50
Atiorney-st l'S ,na IL g. Stern 9o75o
Breon,e-s, 30 go Pneu' ho"eMe" e' a. $500
o4h;t $50 " Of w MoDe 2G Toeyn,r 1000
95h,t sS3 e. Of SHE leAioO' t'"..o 245oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-03
Cunnlrn l)ropcrtp for Sale.


tTATE INNUS FVN SNEFs'
Proposals for purchase Of state lands situated out
.tc Ina bonn .afics 81 the Adirondack Park VIII be re-
c.ct y this Department. 'hnpier 332. Laws OF le5'
state Of New York, . , ~, 49, ,a.a. .oooify.
ng ia, and price per acre. Viii be receiver On OF Di'
riuorv jsgi L. The right Is reserved to roJcct
any all hids - ~,..,,c,,,.- a.. ~
rI,ANcIs q. BATcock.
SAMUEL !. TILpEN, .
CLARKSON O. StiiUfLER, co'nmiss''nefA
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