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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-01
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Public seance and tests tonight at 154
North Market street.
The W. c. T. u. will hold their moth
ers' meeting this (TueSday) afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. An invitation is extended
10 all TO attend.
Regular meeting Of Caroline Harrison
Circle No. 56. Ladies of the G. A R.,
Tuesday. December l, 1896, at 2:30 p. m,
at the court house. Election of officers
The services over the remains of
Colonel Lewis Weitzel will be held at 8
O'Clock this afternoon at his late resi-
dence. 724 North Emporia avenue.
Friends invited.
Regular meeting of Garfield post this
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Every member
o. the post is expected to be present.
Election Of officers for the ensuing year
viii take place. All Grand Amy men
are invited. J. NJ. Minick, p. c.
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sibiy perhaps to specify one whose abil-
tiles and achievements would command
more attention or reflect a brighter lus-
ter upon the musical progress and de-
velopment of his own country.
Mr. Eddy's appearance in connection
with musical events of marked prorni-
nence in Paris. Berlin, Rome, Milan,
London and other European capitals, to-
gether with the exceptionally flatter-
ing recognition he has invariably won
as an illustrious musician and artist-all
this is a matter of history, matter for
Americans TO be proud of.
He is the possessor probably of the
greatest repertoire of any living organist,
including many novelties especially writ
ten for him and brought out for the first
time in this country. Tine program in
this city will include many of these new
compositions and will no doubt prove OF
genuine interest to the students Of
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-01

rcd cash elevator 81 cents bid: track. %
@a4 cents: No. 2 hard. cash. - cents bid;
December. 91l-2 cents asked; May 30 1-s
cents bid.
C,orn-I,ower. No. 2 cash q 1-213i "a
cents. December q i-2 cents: May "a IL
024 SIS cents bid.
Oat-Firrn. No. cash. ~ cents bid;
December 10 cents bid: May Y IS cents.
Pork-Higher. Standard mess job
bing s745d7.7o.
Lard-Higher. Prime steam sS-s5;
choice s4.00.
Hay-ouiet: prairie s5.OeG7.5o: tim
othy ss0oa1250.
Bu,t.r-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Steady; 10 cents
NEW YORK.
New York Nov. 30.-Fl0ur-Receip,
4. 900 barrels: exports 21.342; firm out
held above buyers views.
Wheat-Receipts 5000 bushels: ex-
ports s. OIL Spo; dull; No. hard ss S-s
cents. No red May 80 i-s cents; De-
cember 30 Is cents
Corn-Rece.pts 1880 bushels; exports
5s.fe4 Spot weaker; No. 2. p Is cents;
Nav % 3-tOents: December - Is cents.
Oats-Receipts 20. 800 bushels: exports
q. SIS. Spot weaker: No. ?. 3 II cents.
Nav 2sI-2 cents; December . "a cents.
Lard-steady; western steamed s4-35; re-
fined firm.
Butter-Receipts 5.757 packages Firm
Western creamery l. i-2m . cents; Il
gins 3 cents: factory 7G12 cents
Egzs-Receipts s.f15 pscksgss- Firm.
State am Pennsylvania 22G2s cents;
western Is i-292t cents.
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York. Nov. 30.-The visible SUP
ply o, grain Saturday. November %. a.
compiled by the New York Produce Ex-
change is as follows: Wheat ss.s14.Vl9
bushels. decrease / 1,9t7. 900. com 1s.zzs. %
bushels. increase 7se9a. oats iz-E7s.eo
bushels. Increase 2ss 60; rye z.5Ss.a-b
bushels. decrease $500: barley 5.5s7.oS)
bushels, decrease 5S9. 600.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Sharpley's LyceuTn Theater company
piayed 10 a packed house at the Craw-
ford last night, presenting Paradise
Lost The company again played ii well
and to the satisfaction OF the entire aU-
aience. Last night Aida Lawrence. Miss
Morey. Miss Vintcn, Mr.. Ssarpley. Mr..
t'redericks and Mr. Dawson ali did well.
MI George AIiitnore did excellent work
in the role Of Mr. Crawford. Tonight
viii De presented the laughable high class
comedy, Running for Congress. The
rendition OF the descriptive musical Sc
lection, "A Day al the Circus by Pro-
lessor kreyer's orchestra, was excellent
and was heartily applauded
CLARENCE EDDY.
The concert TO be given the evening of
Saturday. December ;. by Clarence Efidv.
America 5 greatest organist, at the First
N. e church. is certain to prove OF in
terest to musicians and Of value to the
cause OF music in general
It woald be difficult 10 name dis
tinctiveIy American artist OF any period
who has more woTthily borne the ban
ner OF American musicianship through
the critical and exacting fields OF Euro
pean culture than has Mr.. Eddy during
his three years sojourn abroad: impos-
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FREE PILLS

Send your address to II. e. Bucklen
& Co.. Chicago, and get free sample
box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you OF their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable, They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance ana to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en by their action, but by giving tone
to the stomach and bowels. greatly in
vigorate the system. Regular size 25c
per box. Sold by George Van Werden
Pharmacy, SIS y. Main street and G.
Behring's drug store, northeast corner
Topeka and Douglas avenues.
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BAD WEATHER CAN'T PREVENT
Revival Services at Presbyterian Church
Prosper just the Same

} Although the weather was very unfav-
o.able. during the last week yet the in
terest in the meetings at the First Pres
byterian church has been maintained,
and much good, resulting in several ac-
cessi0ns to the church, mas been accom-
plished
On Sabbath morning the pastor
preached one of his characteristic gospel
sermons, taking as his theme ''Ye Can
not Serve Two Masters; Ye Cannot
Serve God and Mammon" A choice
must be made between the two; an at
tempted half service of God is a whole
service of mammon. In the evening Mr.
Bredt preached from the text, "Come
now and let us reason together, saith the
Lord; though you sins be as scarlet they
shall be as white as snow; though they
be red like crimson they shall be as
WOOL
The attendance at both services was
large. There will be services every af-
ternoon and evening until further notice.
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pEY cooDs ssAExr1s

<sS Eo7x. Ssv. 5e--fa . aztes rsaEasr
eszzl1e-x3ss reE szsisese vas Effected
tl-ro1ga scet sssyErs s11 nal 1rEsr-s for
f-o,sss AZ sesss.rr-sersss az3 s-s-inx -
clet.teS. - vayss-s oTaoeAes = ~ rsss-
ufzctSyefs ~ essfo3 zs1sz bg4r< a. ga
f7r-aaf fsefos ~ - eensssd sal 81
s,Sses u ragsTs ant fancy easfs9z sss
rresiged Fez<Ee-s zfs<rxloo Prsa1sx
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.1Ii Strand. GALVESTON

=. T<s1sz. NJ. Sov. z0- -wcos-Esse-.
bot p-losr 10; qgofa5iy Iox~s.
- Lossis. No. Ssy. 2a.-Ceto.-s.<a-
dy. milling. : s-sss. sss>s. CO.. rees5ss
7,s-s. sasgsoeztz. as: sock. zs.11.
Sex orsszrs. Nes. 1s--f'gs1a Firm I;
r-sz3sisrx. sc. ny zas@sslux.7 s-ikc.
good ord nary fs-iSc
S~w YORK. Sog. ss.-co;son. quiet:
rnisdErz. ff-ssc.
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Chicago. Nor. 90 Butter Firm.
Crsamsries 15q22 cents: daTiss ieqls
CENTS
Eggs-Firm- F-esE - cents.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov S9.-wheat-Opeae
strong: closed steady. No. hard no1ni-
rally saGs3 cents: No J. 774ss cents;
No. = ref nouainsIy s36s4 cents: No.
aoElinsIiy ssGrso cents: No. spring sz9
ss cents. Nc s8i-247s cents. latter BE-
Ing early $sles-
Co-u-DulI. but STEADY: No. > mixed
IS cents. No. white IS IA cents
<lafs-Ac.ivs No ? mixed nor-iaaIiy
IsTIsI-e csnas. No white. old noEns-
uzi,y zf<F9 cents se< - - cent?
Rsrtrez-FIrrE with higher teSds1cy.
creamery 1s I-zfzi cents. dairy 100 IL
carts
Ex--Hsgasr On hight receipts and
cold weather: ea0tabse - cezis
81. LOUIS
s. Lo.ss. Nov. s7.-WEsat-<o- >
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKErs

New York. Nov. 30.-Ceffee-Options
opened generally duh a weak under
tone, European advices being unsat tisfsc>
tory and Brazilian receipts and stocke
heavy. Closed barely steady at IN
changed prices. Sales: 140c0 bags, in
ciuding December, Ss.S5G9.c0: March.
s.s3sf9.e5. Spot coffee-Rio. easier: No.
invoice. 9Stc; jo5bing I0i1c; mild dull.
Cordova, I5isG19Ac
Sugar-Raw quiet but steady Re-
fined ouist
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Real Estate Transfers.

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
Samuel Sprauge. I'd. lots and 10
Morris ST. G.. A. Hatfield's adds .1S
Concordia Loan and Trust Co, sd,
lots 100 to 110. Lawrence ave,
Mead's add. ........ ...... 1900
]. H Fazel, I'd. lots ) and Z, Oak
ST, Aliens 2nd add. 16
j. Hancock Nut. Life Ins- Co, qcd,
lots 81 and S3, Douglas ave. Eng
J. c. Meyer. ID. lots 80 and 80, Lulu
ave, Hyde's add :. ....... 4S
Mary j. and =. Newman, wd, ne
IA sec 10 IS e.. ....- $500
c. II. Smyth, I'd, 20x16o r. com. 10
r. n. Sc cor sw IA sec 6 IS / e;
a in ne IA NV IA sec II IS ! W.. 80
VI. Block. wd. NV IA sec 9 % W.. 1900
Jane VI. Little, I'd, lots 2os and I1,
Hydraulic. Burr's 2nd add. s
John Stewart, wd. 1-e ne IA.
IL now IA. - sw IA and NV
IA Sc 1-3 sec y % w........... 10000
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov z1-csttle-Sirorx. A1-
vance of 70 ceats tn cattle good enough
10 sci f0r ts.55 or more: common 70 sx-
ira native BEEF steers fa.58<f5-as. stock
ers and feeders g eS5alie: butchers AID
Gamers active and steady. coss snf
tulls 3 90 : -: good 70 c5oice FAT h@.s-
e-s s. z5Gz7s: calves ;47S<s so
FIaSE-Rernarkaoi ssrn1s- Te1 cents
higher than OF Saturday. Common %
prirrs. g e1zs7 -. bulk E.ttG@.S3. pigs
g 7sa7ss: butcher hogs s--5s.
Ghesp-Snzls recesc:s- Advance 81 10
yzs cents. izsnbs advancing decidedly
me most: common % prime lambs = sokf
.: conrssa u cacsce saseo 8 ssg Ia.
fat yezrsIazx S5.saF4is
Recespis-czttis 1s.te3: hozs H.eSs
sheep i-o03.
KANSAS CITY.
Rznszs City. Nov. 5s.-cs:s;@-Fts-
csspss go. shipments 40 E1agkst.
s.rozg % - cents ks<aeT- Texss fteErE-
g E5e4ls- Texas c5zs fz-3ssz - 1sfsse
stsa-s. q zSEl sS5- Eafssc coEs a1a hft<-
e-S q - =. siocsers sae seec-ss - %
6 -. bzIss s. TEsfzes.
9EsEE-H.ere.rss, 80. sklpElevss acre.
szzzKEes % . cS1sz slEasr an6 3ct4se-
RaIk o. ssi@s 3 "a 5sa. kearaeS. z.1lss
49, makers sz-sz.if. za.xs2. .--s
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THE WEATHER.
Wichita. Nov. 30.

Wichita, Nov. 30.
Weather for Wichita and vicinity
Tuesday, fair with rising temperature:
probably fair and warmer wednesday.
During the past "A hours the highes'
temperature was 81. the lowest 10. and
TIE mean 20. with clear cosd weather
lirht northeast 20 fresh south winds and
very high barometer. 5000 at g. N
This Is the coolest November weather
since this station was established The
minimum temperature was on Satur-
day. On Sunday and 10 or Monday
(thisl morning.
For the month the average tempera-
tyre has been - and the total rainfall
~. which is almost half an inca above
the normal FOR November
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month ot November
kas been - and to- the 39th day. 10
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
washing ION. Nov. s1.-Forec2st for
Tuesday.
Earsss-Fair: warmer south winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Te-ritcry-Tatr..
vrs-Ine. variable winds. becoming south
No1tezET-2. Iowa. NOV. So.-Richart
Rove. who vas extraGited from &sxsco
charged with compftc.fy n ioot.ag t1e
PowsSaeik county treasury In Isss. vas
found guilty IN sae dstrics eur; to-
csZ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-01

OK THE FOOTBALL TEAM.-'-B -Bragiey claims
to be great tackler." He is-wben YOU
get him at free lunch tablem-Detroii
Free Pr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO

l. Bostick, commission merchant, rooms 20
ana Z. over ensas National Bank. Phone
iS7.
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shippers

J. :. Norris. FgrieT. hoxr.
A6am HuHrsDes. 1alszre. hoxh
J. G Osoorn E<nt91. hogs
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BEARSARE FAVORED
MUCH UNCERTAINTY IS TO TIE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Eiemeufs Musferine for Bull Campaign.
Bears, Meanwhile, Force Prices to
Lower Level-Profound Dizziness and
Extreme Animation Alternate In the
Dealinxs-Market Opens at Concessions
nnd Gets Worse, Closing Weak at Low
est Prices Railway Bonds Dull and
Lower-Governweots Firm
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REAL ESTATE.
,,-s,>,rcs Az THE EXCHANGES.

o,,v ,rvo sales were announced at the real estate
-. oors at No i'll Broadway yesterday
ard one Of these. the eah, in foreclosure OF NO
KS East sxteth-st adjourned to Aus nsr,a
lanes. L. Wells sold in foreclosure 70 'ne GO ,,o
Mayer Brewing Company the piaih''ns, a. ero,o
lot ON Loriard-st. Fordhaln' Sy,,m,., -,
Fitzsimons & Smith have so,u ~ No
-. W., r,oht,e,b.st on private terms THIS Is
lao Mes' Eds low ~ three such houses. the others
tav,np heen sold by the same frnL =, Aoro cold
i1 Thn,aS Brennan and c. DAILY nave so,o
for Benjamin And as Ge 8oSlcvar iSestory
, Ml,.in, dathouse @2x0xp0 for ABOUT sV,v"
Philip 4 smya will sell at aafGs They are
lViN - ~oar the Aryerne Hotel ano the ra,Io an
station This viii be the th NcwYoTk Between
ia Roclaway and Seagit. which Mr. OH! vi nus
made within few weeks
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pp.1. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

9Th, ga n 2 Of lst-ave. 2Sxloz.z: hnsui
Menninrer and wife 10 East s Serpent s2IH
Park-ave e JIG II Of s1d-s' io'oA'V. A. 1873
VISA David Berg. - c,.,o,,
adave s. A. 4 q Mth-T ,i,s ssfiVo o.." 2ss
,asiSs, n $ rs # OF 1thave. 5oNss IL 'onh ,sn
y Wright and Wife 10 Edgar Logan . i'''
,.,,,avard No 3,s,: Benjamin Williams 81 III W On n
William Conner =; IN cher leases:
ESi,xard l. Heyiecker. referee. TO I lenyHo i" =, y
,Ihs, IA 81 West; Frederick W!nant and VIE 90 n
TO Euphema Halves ;,;;,r. ::1,xio2 2:
sas-st r q l4s II OF East Endave -'Ain.r'
Henry Schwicard and wife 10 herman r">A ., a
mann and wife :, :, az, n ,xloo5:
susan Bryan William w Bryan; D., .,;,i: wv
,,Sth-st s 2liS Il OF Sd-dve. 33.Axip'i' o, n
fSa,sd T. nurra 10 Joseph Duua. o."
iOsthT Nos g. 65 and CO: Daniel Helm Ell al 10 a. r.
y-orest- ave corner l65thst. 1lx2~o; John =. .,
KlInker and wife 70 Frederick K,ppe. ,t;,iioo ~
C,lurnbus-aya 3 g. 500 II Of 9th SSlO'
Albert Crane ct a. executors anu $50
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Iimfurnisheo Apartments 60 fet.


TN THE BERESFORD-A hgh-ciass apartment hotel.
beautifully located. with. every convenience and
fort Of well appointed home few choice suites be
ls' personal application
letter Beresford sis SD Of Central
Park West and Manhattan Square.
INK TH-sT.. 1916 wfsT.-Eegant six-room and bath
lUC nats; private halls: janitor's service. Steam
heated SIS SOS Half block from cable from ele
waited Liberia rent sllo vance.
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p1.r1nING PLANS FILED.

~. ,,,or,nr plans for new buildings and alterations
~ere hed yesterday:
,lshs s. $50 It W Of Grand Boulevard FOR
six story brck dwenss, by Ssmss 10000
SO s. ,s ss bT CS aa by Jossph Weed No
- PacnS - :75 for an eight story brick
and lofts by John Petit OF NO % NSssau| % 900
a, me uptown branch
jackson ave. "a q Of ie5th 81 Tor egn'
,hreestory frame dwellings. by Emil Shaner Or M
,swrence- ave . $50 # s Of Msnsion-st for
'wo-sory frame dwelling. by Charles hnau'' ,too
yo oman ave s. ea6 +; Of i7s,h-s FOR
vsS s,rSaz 81 70 los IVES, ic2d St 1000
rsPs5a s. ss ss ffas a VI ilss By f
s,r1,nz. Of No s13 IVES, 47th-st. owner 1910
,s7 and JaesonSys corner sfc BY ioF ward
Alterations. at the main air. once - -. uu,.-n.r
estae. o. No SO West ssh st. owner. 10 a five IA
p'tost. 5 W corner Broome st. by William Enrich, mn
.7,slst' NO ! ie2 West. by y Besdleson Of No
20 Yves, s5h-st. owner. ee-story brick mn
s.h ina ave 30 rs BY Louisa Schmidt. Of 5th.sve
and 6lsi-si. owner, Van ueym lessee to .o
five story brick tenement and ho,el ~ "'
900 West 3ath-s,. owner, Emil Dickert les IA
see 10 a five story brick hotel and tenement. u"
ownsr 10 a hve-story orck and hotel IN"
Yves, 81 No 300 by Timothy Mccarthy. OF No l2o
Charlton 81. owner. o C'allahan q Kennedy. les
sees to four-story brick hotel. cost not given
ssvs 500 n Of ~ a.h 2s,b BY james sssr ", van
four-story brick tenement and store .....;: 10"
Attorneys No ss by Emanuel and Leopold g
story brick hall. Observation-Disclosures %
,- Mera'C ms s6 Gs3 rI e,anG6 on..o-v franz,
dwelling by James Mercuric. Of Ne .os5 East ~.
gImore place and iesth. st. to . three story frame
dwelling by Annie Baird. owner rs
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

.>DNNN0-NNNNNNNoOO-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO EXCHANGE.-s35O. 90 piece OF CEN
trail Chicago property. producing fair In
come. Incumbrance $4,000. WIZ take
clear Kansas city or St Louis. No. prop
erty, or good stocks OF bonds. VIII give
bargain TO party able TO assume incum-
brance G. G. SPOTSWOOD. Room FOL.
las La Salle-st. Chicago. Ill
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ROCKAWAY BEACH.

Trains leave Long Island city daily. except Sunday,
s45 $40 9:2O I:O5 A. NJ 1890 l:3j 235. $40 43j.
5s5 $40 1880. $50 o;2o p NJ saturtays 2;o5 $ oo
II 10 A. 81: ~ 20 100 i25. i:!O 2i6 2'5: go 80"
35O 4:3D $40 GO 635 100 725. 1888. s:l5 $40 o0S
nY n.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Sunday n,srssS<spN
f0:45 At Hodgson Hall southeast corner ~ sh''Ihme q
+5h-st.. the NewYork Church Of Christ, 'sci.n,,. ~
cordially invited Al
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prcnRDEn MORTGAGES.

Adams. Barre, H; ct a.. to Florence A Alker' s;
No 100 West S 4sas 10 sss farmers Loan and
Ah Tras, Co. No 80 Edrdsess years .vns.
Rank. g. = 4eth-st 2ess 1T " of ioth-ave.
ns sesrS Ami. +. to George F shrady ct al.
Sane and Wife to Rosernarie Campbell Thomas
McSTasKsn ana Mnferd Place. 1855 Il. l72 IT
and sSt Il OF Jennings Naiiy and
Blake Ro0s s6s n a@d states aas0f e g.
$ Ssth-st, 19S IT. III IT. IA II. III I, anu
100 # OF Amsterdam-ave. years "'oi' I:
sa sases 70 Margaret Ryan. ssth-st. 100 #
Of An ssnS, ia The Mutual Life CO
If Sew-York Columbus-ave. QUO II " VI 9
c. S,h,s' william ysaI and wife 20 TN Mat
land executor Of Sarah p Dillon. No ~ Green .
c, %lsms ,SbH Se4 and wife 70 Judson Todd
rdcesombc-ave l49.l II IT OF l4lst-si. year ,
ssnos :, s,eSn W Haaren corner Edgeconoc-
ave and lsoth-s months Williams and
another W $ Boulevard. 4s2 # OF 7s'h-sr
D ySar Robert. and wife to Judson S Todd $
corner Manhattan-ave and l0ith-s, m s',Tc
fr s.bK Na a5ih-s SIS nv Of ioh-ay. years
Foster' Caroline NJ to the Equitable Life As .s
:. So5 T, W Of Iafayette-ave. wears. 49,.
FeIst. sgrund. and wife 70 Juhus RUS,
i55th-st. 1863 # Of MorT1s-aVe' year
GiIbert Frank W and wife to Charles Riley. s $
Jacob August TO August Ganzenmulier.
I9-,b-s, los II . OF 7th-ave. l-l2 years.
Elinker John. and wife to Charles BaueIuorl'
s corner Forest-ave and l,0th-s'' years.
mortgages ..t.,. :, .. c,.ha, ana
Kehoa John and wife to Bernard conen a''1
Woolf Endel. Nos 5ll and 3l3 west SON 81
,S ysa Margaret and Patrick to julius GOebel No
Loan i'i Edgaf 10 John Wright lsGth-s' l'S
II of 1th-ave. ] year =. In
Ienzner William. and wife TO TIE ENG an ., n
dustrial Savings Bank. W |d-aNe' 49, - -
OF sSth-st. / year ir,,.re.t
,,hs,Ltn sarah n trustees for Georgiana EVere'|
daceasei No - er-st. years
McBarron James w. TO Dry DOCK sa.Inss '"
tuition West End-ave. No 712 years. 1o,r
s,mr.snn John r. and wife 10 Joseph toura,
$ i47th-st. 3Gs.s # W OF Amsterdam ave
wears ............. 900 n onh
same TO Morz l. Ernst. l47th-sI oo"'o anu
ace & n W of Amsterdam ave. wear oo.o ..
Sane 10 George rianke. n 14'th-st' o''' IL
NJ Arnst erviam-aye. years ,.o o.. ~
Same 10 Mortz l. Ernst. l4''hs' 'o ~ "
Of Amsterdam ave. ] year -,
scbnngg Franci. j. TO Lambert Suytam'
io1 II At 800 Il u Park ave. also gore esn
ire line 1o1st and lo2d ste 800 II W OF rah
.rohin' Michael TO North River Savings Bank
32S 81 100 II Of 9TH ave. year. ;ecoo,,t
ven Ibris,ina to William Maloney' $ ip'h-
- 375 II W Of AmsiercaTf-ave yea,.
veInsr peter 10 panisl Helm and JACOB strauss
Woa "a 65 and 81 East 106th 81. 3 years o
rnorlgSsoN ,-, N to the North New-York Co
ooars,iva BuildinC and Loan Association NO
XII Manhattan-aye. instalments -. - :.
wsirker John. aud wife 10 Fsul belses.
80, i-ra ave 1911 II OF 1O2d-st, years
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90 &c, for Business pnrpuseA

TpUILDINGs STORES. LOFTS AMI OFFICES TO LET
ID Chambers. Spruce Beekman Fulton. John. Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay, Park Place Park Row. Nassau Will
tam Gold Cln Pearl, Water and many other strestA
rutland WHITING. Beeknan-st
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEY
FIRST CHr RCfI. l2ist at. near 3d-ays Rev 4 =,
NENuORF y. -. PastOr.--Eey. WM " HApsvI.
d. D.. LII D.. prcscbes % II.
SECOND CHURCH. 1876 -. an1 frnox ave Rev ~
JUSTIN MARSHA. y. D., Pas'o-.-Chnrch eio,sd 49,
August.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH rn,.-
Hcighu-Rev ADDISON BALLARD D. D., viii 49,
At II n. m.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH w.., p..
and 77th-st.-Rev. DENIS WORTMAN ID IA "naSvs
gerties. y. Y, will preach AZ II a m. 49, " ses
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rrpgr BAPTIST CHURCH. Boulevard and d
Rev I VI HALDENAN Pastor hurch open Al a.,
mer. Services II a. m and ?. m Blte scta 81 -
..fffay evening prayer sri ifsfimYry fresfrr,s
o'clock To-norrrw Rev. GEo. W. GREEN WOCSss
port Uck.ns.n VIII preach both morning and sy..
All welcome
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FIFTH AVENUE PREsBYTERfAS Church 49,,
tr,b-s, rev JOHN HALL, -. -. rsstor S~-yioes ~
day 2d AZ II q. m. and p m. Re- GEORGE r. ~
r,'c(,e'r d. D. II London. IL expected 20 orcsts -
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH NJ, =.
,h-av..-Rev. JOuN LEWIS CLARK wi, ~ " ~
II a. m, topic The Efficacy n Prayer" and 40 u
topic THE Two Great Comrlsn dmen,s - q,
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nrac.IprEs or CHRIST. West 5sth-s'.. near M.
r.v u ~ TYLER PaatJr.--P Preaching SInd,r ~
a m b., Rev. o. ". STLWART. u Markham. m ="
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AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Goth
81, and Central Park West. Rev: Dr. WYIIE, Pastor
Rev : r. WYLIE. OF New Castle. Del. VIII preach
4, IL a. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at T.
All Cordially invited.
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TIEADoJ ARTERs FOR WEST SIDE HOUSES and
III apartments. srea; variety; all prices STEVENS
o3d-st Columbus
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Con,,ir, rrourun FIR Sale.

-~~~>|>rN>>~~-~ 90 80
TNARM FOR rALr.-si.uated In Rockand Co W innss
II from Jersey city fruit aad dairy farm: o. 49,
minutes walk nom railroad sta avsIsts ,SStfw
Yield eight hundred hhs: fine view Adorres '''N
rERCt SON. Thicl y. Y.
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gxrnrsicns.
BEACH .

day $50 $40 740 0:2o. 100 A. NJ. 1910 and hall
hourly from 10 70 bso 600 and hsf hourly o i iIom
A. NJ i2:io and half hourly from $40 10 1910 p NJ
WHITEHALL ST. via Bay Ridge. daily. except sun
day hourly from 7i0 a. NJ TO 1910 T. NJ. and hall
hourly from 1910 TO eo. 1920 sunday 9 nnr' ~
2:iO $50 3i0 $40 and every half hour from f;lo to
O:1O, and 1870 =. M.