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NEEDS OF THE FIFTH PRECINCT
seven Immense Beats, Covering Valuable
Private and Government Property
PLEADS FOR HER PEOPLE
Pathetic Story of Miss Krikorian an
Armenian, Now Here.
PROTEST DID NOT AVAIL
sherman statue Committee VIII Admit
GAMBLERS EMPLOY THUGS
Threaten to injure the Men Who Made
the Expose.
VIBRATIONS HIS HOBBY
E. c. Gctsinger OF Detroit ProDounds
New Cosmology.
SOCIETY WELCOMES HER
Mrs. traigle, John Oliver Hobbies"
is the Guest of the Fashionables.
AMONG THE UNIVERSITIES
DR.. Shutes Lecture to the Students of
the Columbian.
EXCUSE Is GETTING THIN
Judge kimball Shows Migrants That
He Is Onto Them.
RING AND TRACK GOSSIP
Turf Followers All Have Their E yes
on Richmond.
MISSIONARIES IN COURT
Help aud Hope Organization Inaugurates
Plan.
Verdict in the Case OF Denison Sub
division.
CHANGES IN THE RULES
House Continues the Consideration of
the Question.
DISTRICT IN CoNGRESS-
Bill to Authorize Appeals From the
Police Court.
READY FOR THE ENGINEERS
Captain Gailiard Makes Preliminary
Inspection of Lydeeker Tunnel.
NO STRIKE YET DECLARED
philadelphia Street Car Men in Confer
encc All Night.
DEFEATED BY ONE DEATH
Rlackburn's Chances for the Senator
ship Have Vanished.
GOLD SYNDICATE BREAKS
New York Life Insurance Company Fol
lows the Chemical Bank.
CUBA'S CAUSE DISCUSSED
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Talked About 1t.
REBELS CAPTURE GUERRA
Enthusiastic Reception Given Them
There and in Algufzar by People.
MRS. VANDERBILT MARRIED
Welded This Morning to Oliver HaZ-
ard Perry Belmont.
DIsTRUSTS THE EMPEROR
6alisbury's View OF Williams Message
to Kruger.
Loeb 6 Hirsh's half-pricc sale of entire
stock nffcrs 81 @ suits aud oycrcuats at So
The sun., 1896-10-09
,yrpolIcE BoARD'S UNFAIR
Poilce""" A,penis to the Courts

,...r .1ohn Buckley has oDta'hen
, a.,iorori from Justice MacLean OF the
VIII. NI'' " Cour, 10 review the action OF inc TO
,,.,,r,tssioners reducing him to the ranks
Hue OV'',,,it "v,minaton on juno last IN which
ai'eE ,'.,n.tod sn in hopes OF becoming Ser
.o,rt FIe was appointed to the lorvo :" 80 80
.1 ia war veteran. In twenty-'nroo years
=" has been fined sixteen days pay On aoouO
.uo,,, pe,ty complaints. In M"0h' 900
y. i,ccnme a roundsman. He mas poeI ANXIOUS
m uo tson,nc a Sergeant, but states that although
" " hos successfully passed the examinations,
,or .omc reason he has been set hsiue With.uC
.ny rnuse that no can assign except prelmaiec:
In his long petition lie rs,ni,tsd stSd 10 attend the
any r,,i, rruSIin, Tor Scrgeants that took place on
~. 81 inst, Another examination hau oeeh
ssi FOR Jan "a last, but he uecIa,es .neI .ro
20 e., naforc the day set he was REDUCED TO the
GAYS os,o,I n I'M he was not eligible. He brought
IIns,n,neciings in the supreme Court: MS tho re.
pr, NJ which he was restored 70 his rank 81
roundsman The ORDER was M usr. Msue n bn ,oso ,no
ias iast, o." ", nncnr on nm hour and half's notice,
tito" tnr examination. Although his time was
short, lie says, he made record rec that shouid
h'sro To show tavoritism in the department., he
,,1,os that on Jan. ~ last Michael j. Tierney,
q roundsman, got u lower record on the exam
iration than he d,d. but that r a,erney was was
hn"I' haI thirty. seven complaints against him,
.ome Of which were for intoxication. On one
of Tierney's charges fine OF thirty days pay
W 80 imnnsed Tierney's record on the exam
,nat;on had been bolstered up. so the petition
.,atss by an allowance Of marks for record
smh az ynerience which he did not deserve. Six
other cases are cited by Buckley In watch he
he examination was given to Buckley, he was
reduced TO the ranks agaiu.
The sun., 1896-10-09
caco. Oct. These were to days prices:
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK. Thursday. oct. s. Receipts OF hecves
only liz hehd No radng feeling firm. Dressed beer
nrn at 6t.@sac, n. for poor to prime native sides.
Gables from British markets quote American steers
lOa ilc. = n dressed weight: American refrigerated
beef at SGsSac. y n. American sheep At utcGg ut9c
y n dressed weight. No exports to-day morrow.
Eeceipts OF calves, including I3 direct to s!algir
ers 100 mead: 3G7 head ON sale all told. MarIut
quiet but steady. and prospects fairy favorable for
des!rabis veIls and grasserS. About 30 head were
carried Poor TO prime vcas sold at 500 S1.60
100 MS: Rrassers at 81. 5OGss3: Western calves at
SS37tDsi. Dressed calves steady: city dressed veals
1tllic y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs including single car
direct, @ 12y mead; - sale all told Mar
ket SLOW. and lambs In some Instances sold lower
than yesterday. The feeling at the close, however
were carried Poor to prime sheep sold at k2 80
GSsJ.6O 100 ns.: common to choice lainhs at S41
esei90 Dressed mutton. 4s97c. H.: dressed lambs,
fbsaOl1c.
head to he sold. Market lower at S350aS3.s5 100
n for state hogs
The sun., 1896-10-09

Prices declined today under the influence OF n
lower market in Liverpool, both for futures and
spots, and selling for liverpool and local account
Stop orders were reached. contributing to the de-
pression There was brief rally after the hrst
transact ions covering by shorts but prir
again weakened and declined closing at the oot
tom figures OF the day. Just before the close there
was slight rally. due TO covering OF shorts aud
some commission house buying. Toe receipts Mt
the ports and Interior towns heavy. and
tho estimates FOR New Orleans aud Houston tomorrow
were large while the spot markets IN this
generally easier Reports were in circu suun that
Faii River spinners would take action looking to
shutting down Of mills until after election. but these
reports were denied. Mobile. Ala. Oct. -" sons
planters their crops are turnin. out better than
expected u short time ago Others calm they VIII
make short crops Some have finished picking. and
with the dry weather now prevailing nll should be
through by the 10Th .uth ot this mouth Receipts
nrr restricted by low waters In our rivers" Colum
bid 5. c. Oct. O." Weather now tne, and II there Il
any come out In the crop this orght to bring II out
Rr,eipts have been free but decline In prices day
will likely check them"
CoFFEE-Rto on the spot was quiet and steady: No
:, lOItd lOASc sales 800 bags No. TO arrive at
l0lsc. $500 bags Maracaibo ana 800 bags Savanilla
D. {. The future trading was follows:
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Zeal E.tnte SnIea.

William RosenZweig acting as broker, has sold TO
rm OF operators parcel OF property In Firth avenue
south OF Madison square and within short distance
nzweig refused to give any further particulars
and said that OF the parties interested and
the exact location OF the prop 'ry would not be
public until shortly before the title was passCd
whch would be In December
Al the Broaiway Real Estate Saesroom. d. Phoenix
Ingrnhsu & co. sold In foreclosure, No. $50 West
second street, thrrestory BRICK dwelling lot
20 DxUS.G. to Carl II. Krul for $4,000
Strong 4 Ireland sold In foreclosure Nos. 81 and
9l3 East 10 street two nvestory brick tenementB
lots each 25xI0OlI TO Moses Cohen for $40 400.
There was due on Judgments S22,ilO
T. T. Mills has sold Mrs II. NJ. Lock woods house at
No. $50 West Seventytnird street TO Mrs. William X.
Graves OF Remington W. for about $4,000
The sun., 1896-10-09

Future prices here closed generally points lower;
July and August advanced points and September 10
points. The total sales were $4,000 bags. HuNre
closed AZ. higher. Hamburg advanced i to y pig
Rio exchange ~ S2d. an advance OF i.32d Santos
was quiet at 200 rcS decline: receipts ~ QUO
$4,000. American warehouse deliveries yesterday
were ~ .v62 bags. American visible supply OF RraEl
5Gbi4b bags, against 5si.i3T year ago. IN specu
lat,on TO-DAY was more active, but the Increased ac
trity was du" principally to liq aidatng sales There
was moderate o lltsidr demand.
NAVAL SroRES-t tnc,nnged.
PErRuIEUM-trude certificates were quoted here at
Sl.lh: in OIL CITY Sll5. Refined unchany yed.
4.s.gc Pork fairly active aud n.gher Ness. 81. rs
$3.50 Dressed hogs unchanged. Tallow, 3t1Ltc
Chicago, Oct. S.-"Tne provision market dispiayrd
strength further buy ing OF January product and
the light receipts OF hogs at the ynrds-yi.Ou0 vs.
$4,000 estimated-with prices Sc. to lOc. higher
than what we mentioned previously, that
packers are holding their cash property tight.
~ and to all Indications endehyoring To advance
the price of January product In order to make
sales against their holdings and the expected large
i.ohe pkgs: last six days. 503ta previous ak Gays
SOFAS. Creamery, Western thirds to extras, lllq
ttlTlec.: state -aud PennsN Ivann do. ili.tl 1pc;
state dairy. haIrnrkin tubs, seconds TO extras
IL LtlGc Cheese-Receipts today. 1913 pkgs.: last
fun cream. large. coored. fancy. "S,~njsc; do
white. common To fancy. .eID'sc.: small. colored
fancy lOc.: do. white common to fancy 1ait4lc.
EeHs-Reccipts today. 6335 cases: last six days
+u.I5v: previous six days. iH.SS5 State and Penn.
sSvainia. fresh gathered. fair to fancy. l712oc.;
SruAR-Raw uuiet and s,eady So test. 2Ssc. pG'
test Be- Sales 800 tons muscovado J6 test at &C.. and
i3l bags molasses sugar. So test at 2}sc. Refined
unchanged.
The sun., 1896-10-09
or. yer. asking higher prices and this fact acted a,

check on business -.
Exports orts........,........,.."....,.. 100 eHoo
superine, Sf6baei. IS; No. @ extra, 42.0osf2. 90;
No: I e.iSs q eSSs2soi strashtS ta4o&sasoi
n%j, y 100 ma, sSeSoe; shorts tG1 Ssi' 45sSsSci
middllngs (sOt 100 hs). 8o@7oc. sharps, hne. Toe
corToS-spot cotton here declined Lice with snles
tract. Middling upiands 10 Ice, against 9lBc n
year ago; New Orleans and Gulf BlBc., against
s.l6c. year ago. Now Orleans, Norfolk, Augusta,
Ec. Ns% Orleans sold 5000. MeppSis ZOO, Augusta
1920, Savannah 1870, Norfolk f57, Mobile 800. and
ST Louis S2B bales. Liverpool declined i.S2d the
Nth ssss q sop b nS co
bpointS New orleans declined 10 points for Decem.
ber In Manchester yarns we're quiet and unchanged;
In cloths buyers and sellers were apart Tne Bombay
year; shipments to the Continent 5000 against 600
last year Augusta received to day 2s9v bales against
1872 last week and l,0S7 last year; Mcmphis 2739.
aeaIns! ssie last week and ao22 last year: clncn.
Houston S,7GO, against SIPS last week and 1880
last year. Memphis shipped to-day l,2lS, st. Louis
l024 and Houston 1880 bales. Houston expects TO.
and iO3gi last year. New Orleans expects to omorrow
$4,000 to 10000. against 1881 lust week and l9p00
last year The port receipts were 1920 against AL
week a7Ssso against ssl.gi6 thus Tar last week.
The exports from the ports werr 1926 bales. The
exports OF yarns from the United Kingdom In sep
tember 10 900 900 MS against ,y6o 100 year
last season. the exports Of cloths were 900 900
yds. against 4lS,4fo,500 last year, season to date
39T2024. 400 yda against $40. .ol430O Inst season.
Future prices here 10 day opened to points lower,
closng steady at net decline OF IL to l5 points,
with sales OF 202O0O bales. The future trading was
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Real Estate Transfers.

10th st. SOS East; VIM Hanson ct al TO Lena
I6sd 'u' ST. ia and iGs East Jacob iiirb and
icsa q iSs sSI East; Henry Robert to EdwardM
5sfss ssSaa .!i ri 3 R.,s fs"I sS'% st. 'oaio@
Benin + Sccaulley aud vile TO Vim II Hor.
i%St@isi, I&ii West; Albert v smith 10 Rmo.
pInnnssd roe s,isn new ay tiirst OF Eth av, i.5iix
%; Edgar Williams aud nn" eIor' to VIM mn
1t2d st. N cor Amsterdam av 3ox 100. 10 to ''O'
l4id sti Edward Hersh and wife to Charles ,oo
Amsterdam av. 5 cor is0th st, i5xiG6; 'O'
Lot o. map Merose South; Stephen Hyatt
iistS st. y !, same prop; H nry i Morristtaii
AisxanIrr av, I2S Thomas Norris ana wife
is0th 81 4a West oscar tiammersten toMal.
ESst nf artsdM"y its,'!Sa SJa VIM irwin and Mary
esrs" eSof * a az" Sess ., !onn hurte' 1900
Same property Martin Burke and wife to
same eropsr!y iir,dset Burke e e a same
Ser % ~ 1900
7 M or nn.s Sn a. and &fs % o4eaa % otioO
8eth st, l29 West; Lewis Phillips TO BENZ
wss. sssrR End av v s6a 6iih St iE9IiV6:
Joseph Etzel and wife to Albert Etacl .;,;;.
WsSs Albert rHa Rtas M and Ss 70 sssps ktsel
otss1 ss sse & sy sephea Sap nSP
Fri Frank j, southweii 70 louis wechsIer .'... 1850
ltts AZ s cor snS "a wfs A IL lt1iqS wakene'd
i5th @ a1' ma i 10 t u st. SsIiIs %.Isasid SEOO
So.sa Acne: ss AND Mos Gi,s 80 sarah GoIas
EySsns9nge pl; oy; Fredk A Miller to Catherine
7S s'ss 81 s. last oscar bernard TO Io. 1000
The sun., 1896-10-09
Situations 7Fanted-females.
Situation, agauted-alaIes.

A RESPECTABLE miidc-aged German gentleman
N would Ike position AS porter. watchInnn, Iani-
tor. or general work Is very handy with carpenters
tools nnd Ia willing 10 work; can furnish best or ref
crenccs. Call or address
JACOB YOUNG, 2Is HImrod st. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 10. desires a position competent
~ and industrious. willing and reliable: can furnsa
the best OF references Address
JOSEPH SMITH, ~ Dulfied St. Brooklyn ". Y.
A YOUNG MAN having large experience in the
n newspaper advertising business Is open for po.
stIon. Address hox lI2, sun oflir".
NOUNG MAN. PH. would like To obtain POSITION In
j wholesale dry goods house, with chance Of al.
vanrrmrnt: cnn 1--WE best Of references. Address
COMPETENT, box lS3, Sun o-ics.
The sun., 1896-10-09
Court Calendar. Thl- Day.

Appellate Div!ston-Supreme Conrt--Motions. Or.
ders Nos =, 1. :, =, 8. II. L. IL. Is, 10 20, 81
80. as. %, y, IS. ~. 80. 9s. 80. -. %, 80,
supreme CoGrt-SpeciaI T"rm-Part I.-Motion
calendar called at ~ 4. NJ Part LEX partc mat
tcrs. Part IlI,-rhar; Motions llemurrrrs
Aos. 27J $50. Preferred causc.-No. 2T38 Fart
". Clear. Law and fact. Nos. alnI, lI5S, 1865
1855 2sOG, 5000. 29a3, 3i"l. 3l9n. 2127. 26uB
1919 Part N.-Clrar. Cases from Fart ". Part
vl.-Cear. Cases from Part ". Part 'II.-csse
unfinished. Elevated railroad cases. Part NIll.-
Adjourned for the term. Trial Term-rart II =
Gear. Preferred causes-Sos. s+5+. s6s9. S157.
G3B3. Qi2I. 0O55. 1880 Y2G6 sU73. 7Igs. Vlgs
$3.50 nioa, Yo43. flag, 7l45. Part IlI.-Clear
Nos. 22Il. SiI1, 2SsO. 2HlT. llI0 51B, 2l56
1914 =3o7. YG9b. Y7aN. Fart N.-Clenr. cases
from rart Ill. Part N.-.Clcar. Cares from Part
III. Part Vl.-Case unfinished Cases from Part
III. Part yIi.1clcnr N"s. 2s3o, ,a,.n, 27!.. 2I5a.
2I7O, 21g5. 2sUH, 2Sd2, 2Sa3. 2vjI 1900 Part
vTii.-Clear. case from Part VII. Part IX.-Clcar
Cases from Part VII. Part N.-Casc unfinished
Cases from Part VII Part &I-AdJourned for the
term
Surrogatc's Court-Trial Term-So day calendar
Chambcrs-Motiun calendar called Rt 1880 A. NJ.
VIII of Mary Acorn at 1850 A. NJ: will OF Adc
laide Buchanan at ]. N. For probate-Wllls OF
Ferdinand Newman. Herman g. Korr at 1880
a. M; Hannah Grossman, Alexander Baird At Z
The sun., 1896-10-09

Government bonds weak. Tho As of 1925
bonds du we're ""S
oreG Sn"r Line SS
more important ret advances were In Atchison
fs.as so f'a and sa. ~ to kan Fee ns
general A. T r. to 7s and a. LIST preference In
3414; Austin and Norlhwestern lists. Il. TO sIN;
Ssop ane snSn GSns9, Ss 70 4 H.
Sales of silver bullion certificates for 1000
ounces were made on the Stock Exchange at
SSssc G3mmsrGai price or N par syer ldssS IN sew nv
40G5I1sc.
Money on call, 416@eM y cent. Time money,
Exchange collateral. but there is very little
doing. Commercial paper % Is quoted at Y cent.
for best single names and 10 q cent. and uD-
ward for other grades.
Sterling exchange was dull as usual on Thurs
rate; rates. s Continental exchange was likewise
q long S: and iEii e Ss$ss
ssht ar raass T and sabis trans
fers. s4.s4l4@s4, ,s4f. Francs are quoted at
short; l rechsmarks. Of !. lGGo4sS for long and
long and 4OGI40 l-l6 for short.
DOnebtlC eXCnhnBe on new OTk' IobIou-o
@lO cents and par discount. Charleston-buy-
ing. " discount; selling. par. Savannah-Buy-
ing, l-l6 OF: selling. par. New OrleaLs-Bank.
par; commercial, 81 discount. San Francisco
Sight, par; telegraph, 2I6 cents premium st.
Lonis- cents premium: offered at 80 cents
premium, Chicago cents discount.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany has declared quarterly dividend OF Ia u
cent. on Its preferred stock, payable Nov IA.
Railway gross earnings for September COM
pare with those OF the same month OF last year
as follows;
C.. c. C. and St. Louis .ailoeg57 Dec. sla22 25o
Flint and Pere Marquette'.. 2o5.fi2 Dec. i0ao
Tho Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company reports for the year ending June 80:
ChdnpeG
Gross Si 036, ,p97 ell 5t480S Dec. e6079
Exp ps and taxes 7,G04,l0O 6,42iiSt Dec. 7l70sA
Net earns 80, ,sss. .ss7 $sl9yiTg Ino 5000 70s
int on b's renb 3.Slo.<vA 2oSbAtO Inc 4ls05A
Surplus. sio.sUs s2sA7so Dec. sROs.s4e
Average mileage operated 2.l47, against 2,O2s
The sun., 1896-10-09
Available cash balance. In.
Guiding gold balance s2 40 SS5 47b So4l 3,Q.0i

Guiding gold balance. s2+o ss547o s14l87ooie
Money In London, l@1la = cent. Rate OF dis
count in open market for both short and three
months bills. l5.l612P GENT. Amount of bull
balance to-day, R23I. 900. The Bank OF Eng
land minimum rate OF discount unchanged ut
= y cent. The proportion of its reserve to its
liabilities Is 50.6f u CENT against 5n.l4 + cent.
last week and 5b.97 same week las; year. Bull
lion In the Bank of England decreased last week
$4,000. and reserve decreased Gl.O0S. 900.
Paris advices quote 3 4 cent rentes at 1Ol
francs 80 centimes. Exchange on London p
francs lIk cehtimes: The weekly statement of
600 francs gold and a decrease OF 5,So0,000
francs silver
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
The sun., 1896-10-09
Total sales. 1900 shares.
Electric Stock Quotations.
COMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

r. o.
mot wss stronger bnt less sctive sno @a
"a. 600 bush. for export. Free on board aaoat
No. red. 77sic.: No. hard sprinE. 7e'4c.
No. l Northern spring. New York, 15c.; No.
l Northetn spring puiuth. 'oAc'; Spring
wheat, 5000 bush. on private terms, and 5000
Northwestern Nor ca. receipts we're l.lSo: against
ceived to-day lo4,ole bales. against la2,oao
las. year; Toledo 4e's14, 80 % against ~, ls,ssl
Detroit 1870, against 4oos; Duluth 3o"'eo'.
Chicago so0 cars against @2o; Duluth $40.
ios, resr ru,mres dec'insd AZ ~ a'c hu, - ~
covered n this is, ANA % advanced lsc to lc. Future
sales 100000 BUSH, as follows:
o-..,.- oprn"0. moA,a 1ores. c,e,!no. Msit hs%
SstSSs5; Ssss%5sr:::5aK :::5aK III, 5s4 10 az
May ....'.'.'.'oA 7'@ 'o's =" 7O&
SHS prs. S S, Gs
TG mssd ss Ssca ysSw S ,o,S
5.i,Ts, sdvanced 'sc Future sales $4,000 BUSH
Opening. Highest. Lore,t Closing. Niaht. taI
3eee%s6si'-, December .. &s9 2ays 2a,i aSjs 2SS 2SSS
ni! May, -. =, s,a, sza Ssh si's ss,. ss,s
saIes 90 bush neadns vtod an ner Mn p9t
clipped on grsSts ate terms for sIpSrt: 80 2whi!e
do; isoo bush ai s$s;: no; n, 1eH sif4e;; No
DO is4s reiseted ted mixed l1SC 6gsn ut lss&c re-
Sass E.Sf I.Ssys
Sales SseSE Hone ne'"' -S''' FUTURES nf'' Future
opening. Highest, 1o,pe,,. Closing MaS,. h@Si
psrs%oes ,,..sv Nav ,..o,nr *sS s's
ana ffeisht nulralo; maltMg,, J5IeSl6e. 10 quail.
M Ms. ss 'ses at sos a%a spi GF r
Western: state and Western 3s9ssc. In the lnala
spite roas % asaa aaa reeSe. at at
where the strngency OF money is causing rapid
fnot that Liverpool fei ,sd early in the s0 day and
s as s M Side 10 ere yns s S e
louis market was closed owing to tho state fair and
eas Sn e Sf
sentiment was prtdomlnant. and the ad, antayc at
Ss so'f The eons se 81
snans a. G "a Mhe hf
hiffef: the receipts at chicago were smaller Ilan
though 4 reports 1Rs the winter
aE sao Of rso On s coast TO hs g.
% western shippinS houses wsre @ blhsS' buying near "
fnsprss MI Sadahy 4 saa ts have So;oEta ha
also buying at Chicat o. The cIesranccs from tho
SSa supply Of as fSgs sr s
W Mard @ .he SS s%rss wSsat mass%sas ana ,hs he
@ ns tS ose
and East India and the Covering OF shorts. some Of
@ 9 % sSp
some little .ms past but as me nsvenryS.dy knows
and demand wheat IA Attracting nSreaslnq ettenipn
AND Ss Wfn I ha aoa, mis- Is ns q"
t. poidins their wheat; THEY financially abe
fsa,ro ssdsy ,hrn i 6sf been ts
demand at Chicago. though the foreign sI trade was
The sun., 1896-10-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

N.v York stock ExchauEe-0ales Oct. o.
r,,rEp STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm S1.oo0s).
lustsc.l sc.leOT.lo7hI az s bs.c......lll
,Ioslso PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
The sun., 1896-10-09
Skleft AoATG.
=" "-~-| =
w est Sids.

A 2D ST.. lAa WEST. near Barrett House.-supeEioF
fo board newly decorated rooms back parlor;
table board; references.
iQD ST. ia wEST.-New and handsomely fur
10 nished rooms with excellent board; references
i(sTH ST., gao wFST.-Large and small roomsi
~ newly furnished; board optional; all convon-
ionces: private family
SQTH ST, l10 WEST Elegantly Furnished roomst
10 first class board; private family; nrstchss par
ties; references
OiTH ST, lao WEsT-Privato family offors TO gen
c1 uemrn or couples large, wellfurntshed rooms
with or without board references
The sun., 1896-10-09

AVA, cor Och st. aSiIiiS; 'xdoipS Kahn
lStk iH5 s III NSsa Vest Kate Macy to Denim Ait
81 a", sci sarah Fcdersfcen to Max Cohen
ls ave, $50; John Reilly aud wife 10 Kathn.
sstS st. S and 6s west Eastnc Harinett and '''oO
7s;b e. .g Ha,rs't S5S IA Ws. sna to same
John IN j Brown I to James Morrison and sno 10000
Ss5% ss.si and y!is 10 70 S.ssS icy seh%aF!s aux
60th ct, n =, 22b W Amstcrdan av. 26xlo12;
rs s s Ea. hEG5s sG ErFn1e Fa u
is.sS a. SiSa East Edward III scGidaf TO t,
Hssss' etii Ssps Gfs.' Sfss. and S5 ws va
to John Wosbecker and wife ......,....... .....
1880 s, rs 10 % Webster ay; gSHgosTs9a * y,
chas Parish: .a,::.,t..,...... ,iss..,;a6; e7o
John ii Metzlsr ct al TO john il Wallace, 49,. 1000
simon Nj Prowier and wife to W Thomas 1880
ICs Joseph opOnneiI and Wife IL 10 John go
CLINTON a.. vs.. 9aa'nn oakland place: 4yIioo; "
Catherine Curran and ano to Louis NJ Rey' .oo
KiRFsS,I$iS road SsiKs;sssaIRis'Ssa Ii Ia COX
1870 n l95th ST., 0cx2Gg. kngsbrIdgo
nne FSsa sey5s SiSShh g The M9SS sSSh 6 oo1'1o
Les Gsa rail- m Levy w 10 sp HR MSioney PARK 1875
Az sn C'I 5 Sn a. 4, s2kss unenpGT, T,v5rss Hls9
Gahan to Charles Taylor and ano........
nEcoRpgD MoRrGAGEs.
nerr s $. the e,s Gap snd
Brooks, Georginnn u, to Alfred j Taylor and
ano irus. &c 2T2 7th St yr1 -. ........,. 5000
BernHrt. Oscar to Dora bcrnnrt, iso East 9Th ,oo
Brown, John j 10 amcs Morrison and James
cor Commerce aud Bedford Sts, and ~ Bed ,,oo,
&c N 63I ST. i4i W PARK nv . yrs .......... 1000
OF ", iT3 Az {, 8 ,..,"...... -. :. $4,000
yrs..,,..,,........ 5000
nv, lot IA map sami Eytr homestead 5
Dsane Joseph p to Levi II Mace. N iih st,
Dorr. henrietta to oscar Koih S 5 5Sd ST,
ans demand aasaatn" hans 1000
Fisher c"nrrs GSs' SD,n ana IL Ms to Robert wn R'O0
Sane to Enoen c { Bel. n iSsah St. 81 ''''
Gates, Anna G, ct al. TO ,onii r Dcs Case MS
iH,th ST, 81 SIS e Southern boulevard. 6yrs, 1000
Holly, Emma and John ], to FrederlckJ
c s. i4l ;5tn st. and other prop u art
ioth sv months SG"" o"ea loo'"' coo
haqs qs. GasS ha"s Snm Ss to 9ssoa e S
Louis. katharine. IN 10 John Reilly $50 iSOV0
3yrs.;.,.... .."....;.....;.:;..; .......... 5000
tate 'o.........,... "."' "."'.'.'.'t sa5
nv. 55 i Bur 81 inside r.. idea av yr fe 5000
Same to same, w q Ryer av. 52Ol II Burnside
av lyr...........,....... .....,,,,,.,.,..., -. 5000
Mangniaro Rosina n nd Iiaet,no 10 Michael
CIonu 81 and llls Marion st, 10 yrs........ 5000
Meyer. Eugene VI ami George W, TO Jeanette
hilsers MS soth 81 e2o W Amsterdam aN. o,oo
mayer; Soreph TO hiSnae' brennan ssza 600
NarritI S,n'nni II ana ,vIfa ,,nt Ia ,ncbe u
TnIhnrt ir I,nma A Sinck,nyar a = iernme
MeCof % ii.nry ran G%5iexnt y M ~ l1s iooo
Ssnl. fGn,"n f so arEsqst "a E,psi st. s las, Soooo
BronJwhT syrs ~ 10 600