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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

GREAT names debase instead of raising
those who know how to use them.-Roche-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

BEss-''If l were in your shoes" Madge
Don't talk of impossibilities. Boston
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

great COB of human truth and common
sense. Whilst it is true that Aunt
Nancy is only plain old female wOm-
an, as she is wont to call herself-and
sometimeseit raley looks to me like
she talks a heap jest simply because
the good Lord give her somethin to
talk with-yet still at the same time
have took notice all along the line that
whensomever your Aunt Nancy" opens
up her talkin machinery she most in
generally always says somethin.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

THE Grip of Pneumonia may be warded of
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

He travels safe, and not unpleasantly
who is guarded by poverty and guided by
loYe.-Sir Philip Sidney
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

THE lady who said that the men who
would not give her seat in the street car
were ''simply brutaln is the same person
who declared that the last terrible murder
was perfectly ridiculous. Boston Tran
inf
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

1 KNOW no such thing as genius; it i.
nothing but labor and diligence.-H ogarth
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13
NANCY NEWTON.
Rufus Sanders Tells of His plain
Old Female Lady Friend"
Every Time 1t Rains Mush and Milk Her
Dish LIS Found Bottom-Up-
Speaks Her Mind as to the
Cotton Boom.

Every time it rains milk and mush
nv dish is turned bottom upards, saws
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13
When Travelling,

IF there is anything in young man the
Rontgen rays should bring it out.-Y onlkers
Statesman
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13
The OLD
|BLUE~BACK
SPFT


was erstwhil
thunbed by how
many who read
these wordsi And
the old familiar
pictured - @ a c h
heart recalls O
different scene,
but all remsmbe
well how, cribbed
cabined and con-
fined while sun
shiny aftern oOns
dragged tn cir
s o W lie ct b
along, the feel
ing akin to pity
grew into real ad
miration for the
+" young sauce
box" who would
NOT come down,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-13

AMRaHRm Morphine Habit Cured IN 10
MkWHEN % 80 daye. No pnE SUI cured.
MnaagER and WHISKY habits cared Book sent
WRHUW FREE. Dr. 3. y. WOoLLkE, ATLAHTAs GA.
esrM1Nn THIS PAREE wrna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

NEW YORK, Monday, Dec. T.-Receipts or oeeves
yesterday and today were 200 head. ia cars TO be
exported. 75 cars direct to local s!aushterers' ana %
cars for the market: 30 cars on sale. al told. stecrs
ruled quiet. selling in most instances lOc. y 100 ns'
lower than on Friday; oxen and cows were also
lower. the decline on medium and good grades OF the
latter in many cases reaching 20c.; bulls about
steady. A few cars of rough stock were unsold At the
close. Poor TO strictly prime native steers soia AT
S3.ShGS5l5 y 700 MS. stays and oxen az az 2, '2ss
SI.25, bulls at s2csS2 so, dry cows ut y soCSse.oo.
Dressed beef steady at ~NtSSStlc. y n. Tor poor 70
quote American steers mt l03l1c. y n. dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef at s@sc. y n;
American sheep at stotac. q ~. dressed weisht. No
%hipment to day, exports tomorrow. $50 bee'es ana
1000 quarters 81 beef. o.,
Receipts OF calves yesterday and to day were l,O23
head, inCluilng IS direct; lob head on sale NIL totu.
vrais slow at a decline of lc. y n. Srasscrs quiet, nut
IA triiic firm; Western calves steady, quality consih.
cred. About 80 calves werc carried over. Poor 70
prime veals sold at Si@SI 4 100 MS, grasStrs At 80 ~
mS3. coarse Western calves at SdntS3.2d. Dressed
calves weak: city dressed veals. TGlpLIc. = n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs yesterday ana To-Day,
including / ears direct to butchers. were ll.l25 head;
81 cars on sai". all told. Market SOW and dragging
lie. = ,. About q cars were unSold at the nnlsi.
Poor to prime sheep so d at SCAT $3.50 y 100 rs, com
mon to choice lambs at 81 .2JGS5. one car load reach:
Ing s5.l2i4. Dressed mutton, +@'c, v H.; dressed
lambs. 7tgc.
Receipts OF hogs yesterday and to day were 1891
head. Including LBS head on sale. Lower, AT SS'oeS
So, so q 100 rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

at q net decline Of 10 to 20 points. with sales Of 10000
bales. Hnyre advanced ~ TO ~. Hsmburg navnner ~
III &c. Ia pig. Rio exchange. Sfd., an advance OF
ld. Rio was steady ut $50 re!s advances. receIpln,
declinc; receipts. 10000; stock, 7Yp, 1000: American
warehouse deliveries last week were oU,,Ol unRs,
against Oh. 59S last year. The higher european cables
caused an advance here early in the day, but tne IN
proNement was lost and n decline followed on az.
vices from Brazil stating that tho prospects poihar 20
as large n Yield next season as the present cr3u' Ihe
indications point to much lower prices ehtiy InSht
year MS n result of the SUGAR Trust.Arbuckle hght.
This VIII mean n loss to jobbers as well ns the hanulerh
OF roasted coffee. The Brazilian crop this season may
mate the present crop In RIO at 3.i9O.nnO baRs' anu
tho general estimate Tor santos Is ],oOo'OVo 10 a''oV''
NAvHL ronEs-Urchnngcd.
here; in Oh city, l031( Refined unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM firm, but dull Prllnn Wesverm'
Sa.OJ@fd.l 10. Pork arm and fairy active: ,asss'
S.. 25GlSS .T5. Ta!low, 33sc. chicago; Dec. T.. Not.
withst nndlrR the large receipts OF hoHs' proVislohs
have ruled strong and the market seems 10 us 70 lie
on rock bottom. Tho strongest feature IS me Sasn ne,
manl for cured aud parity cured meats Mats tnat
have been in pickle only teen uhss nne
selling within n few cents OF tue prize LoI
cured. With the supply inadequate 70 me hn,
cotton States makes them large consumers OF nng
product especially SO Mt the very low pIic.s pts.a.'
ing" Iutter-Crrnmery, Western, th.irus 70 eStris'
l5G24c.; State aud Pennsylvania do lo9eSe'; stnoe'
Chesse-state. full cream. large, coiored, fancy
lOJ1@lOl6c. do. white, lOA9 iOsec.; small So,orau,
fanny. lOAc.; do. white. iOc. Eggs-state ana I en-
sylvHnin, fresh gathered. fair To lahcy' ssSSoe'
srSaaRERaw QUIET but Arm: So test eJtc. 90. test.
3 5.l6c. Sales 100 hoesheads, and oHo ags husco'
vado. SO test. at 2}sc. Refined dull but steady.
CHICAGO, Dec. 7.-These were today prlcesi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
MONDAY. Dec. Z.

MONDAY, Dec. Z.
The stock market to-day appeared to reflect a
elimination of the speculation based last week
on the growing conviction that a conservative
tone as to Cuban complications would mark
the Presidents annual message to Congress.
AS prices had advanced n few points. taking of
profits in the present contracted limits of the
market seemed perfectly natural to traders. and
operators bearishly inclined naturally assisted
the movement. In consequence, stock values
to. day recorded an average decline of iE1A u
cent. although Mr.. Clevelnnd's State docu-
ment, when circulated in the Street, exceeded
some of the anticipationso OF tho larger financial
interests as to the moderation with which, he
would treat the most pressing financial and
political problems before the Federal legis.
lature.
The transactions in stocks were not very fairly
distributed. The Presidents references to
trusts and monopolies" may have been the
excuse for the decline in Sugar Refining coinci-
dent with the declaration of the usual quar-
terly dividend. While every one knows that the
interests OF the American Sugar Refining Com
pany are closely bound up withthe Cuban sugar
crop. 1t seems to be beyond the capacity OF q
layman clearly to judge whether the corporation
would benefit or suffer By any possible develop
ments intermediate to a final settlement OF the
wa- IN Cuba A new crop of depressing rumors
has sprung up with regard to litigation and
competition concerning the American Tobacco
Company. but the frmness of American Spirits
stocks is sustained by talk OF new trade arrange
ments.
In the railway list decided activity in Union
Pacific certificates was commonly connect
ed with the references in the Presidents
message to the situation presented by the
proceedings to foreclose the first mortgage
OF the company. The decline in the lead
ing Changers had no specific explanation. \
selling movement in the last hour was stinu-
lated by the circulation of extracts from Secre-
tary Olney's supplementary report on Cuban
affairs. which the Street interpreted as having
something martial about it. This checked "A
disposition to rally from the lowest prices, and
the market closed rather heavy and unsettled.
Final sales compare with those Of saturday as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

Appellate Diyision-snprsmc coGrt-Nos I, 9. =.
O., ii, ls. II, 10. IS, 81. ~: ~. q. 20. se.
tiers. Part IH.-clear. Motlons-Nos. !, "a.
Preferred cnuseS-Nns. 1901. 1884. 4o2l, 1870:
$500. ,lTls: Part Iv;-Case unfinished: Law And
Cases from rarI ". Part NI,-clear Cases from
Part ". Part ~vII.-Clear. Elevated railroad Asses.
Part VlII.-AdJourncd for the term. Trial Term
OTi3. 1901, 0la6, p2sp. S23n. 1850, sh05. "57U.
gl9T, a52l, 1927, 45I7, 1sl7, s635. 1924. sIs7,
0ld2. Part HI.-Case unnnishei. Nos. 3UO3. 1854.
G47T. 4un7. a6"s. i71v. 1850, 4s94. al4s. 3.l3.
elOs, .sln, 2IsH. $3.50. 1880, 1851, 47i. Inquest
No. 4sln. rlrt lN.-CIrar. Cases from Par III.
Part N.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
case unnnisned. Nos. aU7c. 1881, $3.50. 4O77.
2Sro, 4IjI, 4aNS. aaS", angs. ,snlJ., 1852. u57,
1881, SUI. ihQueai1No, 3hV2; part Vlll.-Ciear.
Cases from Part VII, Part X.-Case unfinished.
cases from PLrt VII. Part Nl.-AdJourned for the
term. -u
stromg az lO;45 A. ~. hambrrs- Motion cal
endnr called nj IO350 A.. NJ. For probate-W Wills or
Prlscilip Davls, Almira, TiIden, Am lie Berg. Jonn
Louis saunnmmcr at loiSo A. NJ. Mary q. Aiee
TT non,as a. Ii,oyic al ~. NJ.
CITY Court >pccial IeTm-hoi,o ~. Trial Term
sSsa ioIi. 463. asa. 4b5, 4oB, 1881. si7ih. 1854,
I5Ig' laos. ASH. i4Ss. 1891, 62T. l428, BI5Nie.
s6si'' roar. 3lan, l4o9 lsss, eI2. 32BI, 32h5,
8Ii5, l2ul. il.o, L!go0' laso. i4s., 45l, 4sI. l4o.,
n sn g1s 7Or, 1883. ssV. b. 500, I245, AZ, IOHU,
$40, 3lI.' 3ll. sss, 500, ss7. sss. sVO, a9l, sV3,
400. 800. SV1. 900. eia: Part iI.-clear. Nos,
ii5s. Iibp. Il74. II6. III. iI7s. Bse. 77O. 1909,
sfs. S5s. 800. 500. Part Iv.-cisar. short causes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

, Dec. THE closing quotations, of e,oe.r
COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

MONDAY, Dec. Observation-Disclosures was
dun and easy. No sales. Free on board atloat:
No. . red, 9S1sc.: No. l hard spring, 9334c.; No.
l Northern spring New York, s0l4c.; No. l
Northern spring Duluth, 90c. Chicago received
to-day 33.l42 bush, against ll5, $50 last year;
Toledo, 3S,Si2. against y5.o0I; st. Louis,
%, 900. against 34.6+2; Detroit. 2.450, against
$3.50; Duluth. $3.50. against 304.US2; Mime
RpOlis, 500, 800, against UoS,o5O; Milwaukee,.
$4,000. against u, 100 last year. Futures de-
clinei Ia to 1lac. Future sales $685., QUO bush.
as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

The Liverpool news to day was better than had been
expected, ant Prices advanced here ut IN" opening
Liverpool reported a good demand ON me spot ~ an
advance. rnI futurtB thcrc rallied after ~ ths,nr
opening. The indications pointed To lnphtFNte re.
CENT, AZ IN" ports and l%"'erpool bought nrrr, i,l "a
the Improvement WAS soon lost aud a .decllht, lM-
lowed. New orleans sold freely here, ll|crprol re,
acted, and the receipts 1T some OF ne interior owns
were larger than In I wceA, while the estimates TOT
New ORLEANS, and houston. tomorrow wrr" h"aTE.
Tired lOnss threw thr,r cotton overheard hhu, SNIP
Cs took profit, IL was reported mat Inc stlhns ny
New orleans was part y Tor account 81, a hr1llllll'ht
operator whose death was hlnnlnrtd' ,iItInTu nv
close part OF the loss was recovered. Ihc irtslutllS
mussiRu T. hACrd some new buying, ana, shorts CIV.
erred. one frur here. whose estimate or the crop nlst
season was clos" to the actual llelu, Issued II 'I"P
estimate Of S.g5O.uUO bales to day. -
CuprFE-Mo ON Inc spot whh quiet but hflh: NO :
lubELlU4, SulrE, 800 lngsliiarachllo on private 'trlhH'
The future tradluE was As follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
Tho new York City Building Trades III
reetorv.

tNtoE
The New York City Building Trades Directo-
ry for 1s96-eT, which is just out, Is distinctively
q Greater New York publication. 1t gives, in
addition to the ward maps, a large map of
Greater New York and n large map OF the Sec
ton to tho eastward of the Bronx River an
nexed in June, 1898. which contains an area Of
3 5000 acres. or more than az MSphattan
Island. A list of the architects, Gc!!lsrs. con-
tractors, and mason builders of Greater New
York is published. and. besides the construction
laws OF this city, the construction laws of Brook
lyn. with the amendments passed by tho last
Legislature. are given In full.
As in last years issue. the volume is in three
parts, the first being n directory OF builders and
dealers in builders materials: the second tho
laws controlling tho erection. of buildings. with
ali that pertains thereto. and the third consist
some pictures of notable buildings OF the city
are contained in the book. There are more than
700 pages in the volume exclusive Of the maps.
Publishing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

sale was the largest since the famous Morgenthau
nle ana lasted seven hours. Two hundred and
hfty.three lots were sold and the total sum real.
ikeu wa. 500, 23O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
Proposals.

NorlCEIEstimates for furnishing granite stones
a., wNl b. received by the Dspartm,ant Of 1ntx, I'M
III ~ o'r,ocE noon, December Is, 1906, For full par,
Clty tiAi.
DRufOSALS for the erosion OF temporary quarters
] al Clty trlsoh VIII be opened ut the ohhce OF the
ie'rmber llth. 1870.
For particulars see City Record.
ARTHUR PHILLIPS. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

Guiding gold balance. 49,. s2ea,o37, 100 se95,s9i ,427
Money in London. 2L6 y cent. Rate of dis
count IN open market. for both short and three
months bills, 3 u cent. Amount of bullion
gone into the Bank OF England on balance to-
day G. 900. Paris ndvices quote 3 u cents at
l03 francs 10 centimes. Exchange on London,
90 francs 22M ccntimes.
Redmond. Kerr & Co. offer, at n price to net
4.30 On the investment. Lexington Avenue and
PavOnin Ferry first mortgage o per cent. god
bonds, guaranteed principal and interest BY tho
Metropolitan Street Railway Company, and
secured by first mortgage on the Lexington
Avenue cable rond and branches and It's hold
!nps Of real estate.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
- lo, 49, 40 fnllnVye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
TINAxo1AL AND COMMERCIAL.

rev York stock EHchasEe-ssies Nee. =.
uriTEp sTATE AND STATE BONDS IN si.ooos.
.o...".ll9hl 40 vscs,def, tr,s
tLosIxo PRICES or UNITED STATES DIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

Nos. 1859. ssoi, rosa. sll7. s7s7. 5000. 1881,
y7ls. 1851, ssas. ss71. sysTh. 2sls. S5sv. sois,
30Ob. $500. aOyU, 8u3v. 912o. .y62, Yis2. SyBH.
s5o2, $3.50, YbSp. 9Sa5. sg78, S3Uy,t, 8vsU, 303l,
88Ub. 5000, SoAB. Sbtu, 5000, y555.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

tho fiscal year to date have been sfs7. $3.50,
renditures over receipts Of S4o,9T6. 455.
The net assets of thu Treasury at the close OF
business to-day. aS officially computed, compare
with those of Saturday as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

sPRISTED MATTER, ETC. German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays taKo
Printed Matter. etc. for Germany, and specially
Addressed PRINTED Matter. etc. for other parts OF
Europe. White Star steamers on wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for
Europe. American, Cunard. and French line
Steamers take Printed Matter, etc, for al corn.
tries for which they are advertised to carry mail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
Glrrtions md aMretinas.

OHIce OF INC AWeTIchn VOnl Company,
No. I BROADWAY,
NEW ORK Dec. z, 1898.
American Coal Company OF Allegany County.
Maryllnd, VIII be held at the Companr's Office in the
city OF New York, on Thursday, the gath day OF De
cernber, 1873. between the hours OF ~ and i O'Clock
Il NJ.
me transfer books Will be closed on Dec. II. Mt .
oIclock !, d., and reopened on the morning Of Dec.
GEO. NJ. BOwLRY.
Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

TUItIHu IIEtI5 VI VIC NtVN HIEIb 70 =. W tF0S
in ali cases. at this once as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Z A. ". for EUROPE. per steamship
Trave'. via southampton and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY.-At Z a VI. uppiementar 8 A. N)
for EUROPE, per steamship New York. via sontn.
Wcrra deitcrS must be directed :" per Vera y at
at - a. n. supplementary 1880 A. NJ for EU-
ROPE. per steamship Britaunic', via Queenstown:
at II 4 NJ. for BELGIUM direct, per steamship
Southwark, via Antwerp uetters must be directed
THU kspAY."At ) A. NJ. for SETHERLANDs direct
per steamship Edam. via Amsterdam letters must
be directed per Edam" ~.
AT 2 A. N. FOR FRANCE. SwITZER-
LAND. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL TURKEY.
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship Il
ChampaRnes. via Havre (letters for other parts OF
Europe must l.. directed " per La Champagne ~; at
SA. VI for NETHERLANDS direct. per steamship
Maasdam. Via Rotterdam uetters must be directed
per Maasdam -; at ; A. VI. for Europe. per
steamship Umbria'. via queenstown: AT 10 A. N.
for SCOTLAND direct, per steamship state Of Cali.
fOrnia. via Glasgow letters must be directed per
State OF California >; at II 4. II. for NORWAY
direct, per steamship Thingvalla letters must be
directed per Thinsvalla y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

After the closing OF the supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
Malls named above additional sppp!ementary
malls are opened on the piers of The American
English, French. aud German steamers, and no:
main open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour OF
sailing o. steamer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08

Barley-Wns firm. but quiet. New feeding, 2o%J2Sc.,
cost and freight to Buffalo. Mailing. 3e&4Uc., as to
quality. Rye-wns steady ut 4OGi2c; for state. corn
spot was irm ana IN fair demand. Sales lOl 200
bush, including $1,000 for export, or No. mixed
10000 on private terms free on board afoat, and
81, OOn migrated al Heasc. delivered; No. . mixed IN
elevator, -. 900 at 2pLsc; No. $ do. Is. 500 at 25l-uG
25lgc., and 5000 ungraded in elevator at 2bc. tu-
lures declined &c. Future sales $4,000 bush. as fol
lows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-08
Rcnl Estate Trnnsrern.

Amsdse sp;sdono ct al to ciSfcSSo' j
Hin t,ss. $50 v. sd Sy. isxioo.iii, Edward
Murray and wife TO Ammo l. Johnston and -
nS S5Sisi'. i tIitiS 6 Frame lSS'G " q; 81, jssSSisS>o,
iGS; JACOB b Butler and wife to ii Wheeler
li4tS st, SIS. 100 Q sth av, 25650xio6.,ii:' Minnie NV'OO'
i8iih 81. n s,SS'a. " Brown place, iiSj.4xs5, ~
Murray l. Banning aud wife to John +
rindiey st, n 5. lot 43, map village Of Me;rosc.
5Oxlooi kosanna tiogans to Helena freu' .,,
simpsonc a v ), SS,$, i i1S.h s. S5ssSI6
GeoW Wilton. Q7t
50 1879 sSiS i Ransom nsoSf q i'' " benson NJ T0T and iSp' Vie 10
rs SSsp avn Ma" W 5, aa57.iI n Home st, ~2Oxsi.s;
oh9s lIohl and wife to johu + BullwinSei -,
Arthur az, vs. So n ism st. a5xiis,91atx
llY;5; Francesca emilio to Concetta cl- o,o
w'iiiSms6tidso ROAD or Cd ay.sSs, adj land
35 ios NY White, 100 e from William vt FOX
Doth st, n s, saos 9Th .sy S]S1ioo.5; Mauic
sgth d, 90 West; James i Chile and wiieto 90
nth nihn St, IS. s95w wesst,En ,av. 'a9ilo2.a: also.
sa Sls .f. ! sc. a i afu We & saS S wi'f id i tTHnS / c S%.'B
r6 Morgan AND S Wif e to s,G IhSmSs : D p z, Vpco6bsr, 1875
AID ST.. 4ls West; salome Campbell to Pat. ,-oo
Proposed new boulevard, centre line. aib
, ssSdss syaIs lands. nslIii41nw " I A ass.Ss
2s1.Vx 8 0s.2x Sc 276:Dx s " 274; Henry w ~
lI0Ih st, So, l25 3 Oh ay, s'xloo.iI; Sarah
hS Sn@ts ana az to 8 Jane i; ~ \ h \ lGs q a. s., s411o:
7glG St : $: az . ON 9v sSxio9.s; Margaret
ff iaP4 ef Il i, W y i + MAI Gsis n 5 " WIN i%a : SGs = q aSs. sinG;
t22. Jennie p GoodSpeed TO Joseph Robin
All properly Of which Grantot is possessed a.
present; the knickcrbocker Ice Co to Con-
solldated Ice
Same: same to
$50 St, n = lg0 " '. E iran !, SrondWSy !boH9hls s
same property; George d Hiiyari as trustee
Lexington Az. -: $40 : Both st. 5o1i0o;
came to Eliza G Waterbury. 80 ......
3Otn ST. & q, i25 @ Lexington av. 25xHS.9:
sI hl. snf C watsrS fIty 4, & G GeS ? n al iyns 10 a, . ,ISs
same to Ella { G Waterbury,. 800
ST. Nicholas av. n " cor lilth st, 20.1xl065
JACKSON st, es. 49, Madison st. S6.jxlo0x "
4lxlOO; Adoiphus Lighte to Caroline
gain st.. 5 5. 100 " list av. 2]61ss.io; Henry
ssth st; OF, West; Caroline Hazelton to Benja- .
4tth st. n s 2@o W 9th av, 65xloo.5: west
Presoy.erian Church to the Trustees of the
osth St, il West; Peter wagner 70 Ernestino
west End az. W cor VSi st, IS sx5o: the Am.
sgth st, $, 100 " "a av. e51I0O.s: francis
Frey and wife to Gustav Frey .;.........
SSH hfas sf. 5 f :. loo Sft e I'd av, s0iIoo. T6ona.
1s nens q. . 4 :. sss " Sth nv. a2x5V. ii: frank
w Gilbert and wife to violetta A Calkin.;:.
Lf Bridsst o' 81; s to Nora Soia NJ cusscR &oAO' ass
llsth st. n 3, 2lO W 9th av. lO0xl0oll;. Clar.
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for export No. > white, 23H.c. no. 8 do. LOCO, at
CSC: No. = white clipped. Roe: No. 3 do, "a: M. =
mixed, 23as@ 2Jlec; No. . do. 20sic.; rejected mix. d.
$4,000. ut Lee: rejected white. @lc; No, 2 mixed de
nyercd. 24Lyc.; track mixed, 2-9.2jc.: track white.
10000. at "3&32. Futures decliued tsc. Future sares
$1,000 bush. as follows:
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EINAHCE DEPARTMENT, BuHFAu L9E THE I2S
Il LECTION OF TA%ES. 80. n ~tIiAMbEE9 , hEEE
BUlLDISGl. NEW YORK, p'celhoer y

NOTICE To TANPANEES.
The Receiver OF Taxes ~ ~" rliS OF new iurk
hereby gives notice to all persons Who have omitted
tn pay their taxes for the year l@Hb, "a lhN tht halhn
10 hIm at mis- office on or IT, fore the trst day. OF
January. 1897. as provided uv section siho ~ tho New
York city Consolidation Act of l~r!.
Upon any such tax remaining GnpH'i aitPr ne htss
day oI, ID ceIlheT, lHJG. un" Irr c'u'hW wan ~"
CHARGED, received nnd collected IN addition 10 mo
amount thcreoi; nad upon su'l - 'rm'l NJ WI
pail On the nrst dRy OF january. l"'t, IN - WI
u" charged, rec lived and collected up.l ! - h'lipNtt
thereoi ~ the rate Of seven Ter crnln" p'rA' ~ 70
be- calculated from the hrAi Say nt o'i" ''f 40 on
wh'ci DAY the assessment ruls and w,rFtnis loT
TAXES or 1890 were delivered to the shN itrctlNrt ~
Taxes, TO tho date OF payment, pursuant 10 section
DAVID L. AUSTEN. Receiver Of rSEsA