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Evening journal., 1896-03-16
REAL EsTATE.

EoR RENT.
2i23 Delaware avenue, l3 rooms and bath.
l302 VanBuren street, 10 rooms and bath.
al25 Delaware avenne, 10 rooms and bath.
1910 VanBuren street. 10 rooms and bath.
l4f3 Delaware avenue, l3 rooms and bath.
1917 West Eighth street, IL rooms aud bath.
1903 West Fourteenth street, ii rooms and bath
1923 VanBuren street, rooms and bath.
122O Tatnall street, 5 rooms and bath.
~. Cor. Fifth and Jefferson, 9 rooms and bath
40 jefferson street, 10 rooms and bath.
1910 West Sixth street, rooms and bath.
1423 Jackson street. 8 rooms and bath.
= Il COR 30th and Washington. rooms, bath.
1915 Tatnali street s rooms and bath.
ll3 Searles street, rooms and bath.
lO23 DUPONT street, rooms and bath.
100 Searles street, rooms an bath.
1857 Heald street, rooms and bath.
STORES FOR RENT.
Southeast corner Fifth and Js iferson streets.
40l Delaware avenue.
4oll6 Delaware avenue.
l023 Adams street, % rooms and bath.
1903 Adams street. @ rooms and bath.
Slfl6 Market street. office,
$40 Poplar street, rooms.
I1Oi Washington street, rooms and bath.
FARMS FOR RENT.
40 acres near Newark.
ROBERT REYNOLDS,
g5 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
HELP WANT.

ON,f BE HARD UP. 4 TOOK Mr..
,,,,..ole' Oole 3 advice. took ager Tor new alum
and aTdu goods sign letters. dc, plates, numbers
sellers; customers delipba; pleasant busi-
iss. hiess. make S5 TO 81 per day; work six
t.g n9Hr5; No capital. Wfs WORLD MFG.
", VIZ, Columbus. Ohio
SOLICITORS wANTp. BY TUE INTER
IA NATIONAL Fraternal liance. OF Baltimore;
No. Life insurance sectors on extra liberal
1efms, Tor Wilmingtonlty and towns in Della
W ware; Branch Office 10 Delaware. ll4l9 French
o., wilmington Del X. Prettyman. Man'gr.
g ALESMAN WA TED-SlOO to s125 per
!0month and exposes to Introduce our goods
70 the trade. Stapl line; position permanent,
peasant and desfrbie. Address, with stamp,
hlng Mfg. Co.. D8. Chicago.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
PUBLIC SALES.
.UBIC SALE

PUBIiC SALE
STEIN-FRIESIANS.
VIII be sold at he Stables Of Messrs. Jester
q Mcdaniel. No All West Front street, VIII
mlngtOn, Delaware, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1896.
st IL O'Clock a. m,
Five cows, three heifers, two calves and one
bull, years old.
Terms of sale: All sums of 5000 or less
must be i'd IN cash. All sums over $50 %
ch iser giving a bankable note with an ap-
proved 1 dorser. interest added At per cent.
Pedigree guaranteed and will be furnished
at sale. GEORGE &. BARKER.
i. w. Stidham & Son, a ctio eers.
Wimin ton, Del, March 10, 1896
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

At special vesper service In st. Paul's
r @ Church last evening there were
some charming decorations. Miss Con-
ner sang 6ounod's ave Msris," Mr.
Albert playing the violin obllgsto aud
w. u. S Brown the organ sccompani-
msnt. Rev. NJ X Fallon presched from
Ecclesisstes iv, 9-12, to the Catholic
Benevolent Lesion's state and city coun
cils The subject OF the excellent dis
course was: "a three fold cord is not
easily broken"
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
UNION Bank NOT SHAKEN.

Cashier Dandy Positively Denies Reports
That BeaId & Co.'s Troubles Involved
Union Bank $4,000.
Reports were current to-day that the
Hesld g. Co., trouble had involved Union
National Bank TO the extent Of SAC, 900.
Cashier John H Dandy was seen at his
home this afternoon and emphaticRlly ,
denied the story.
IL do not imagine how sush reports
could have originated" said he
but they are decidedly untrue.
OF course ours was the dc
pository bank Of Heald & Co, at the
time Of their assignment. but l grestlys
question whether they had as much as
$40. 900 Of our paper While $4,000 would
not shake Union Bank Ia the least, there
Is no cause for the slightest alarm rs sll
our loans we're on sound collateral and In
the end Heald & Co. will not owe us
ANYTHING"
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Sen Auben Sc cigar for sale In leading
stores, made By Durstein, E Second 81.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
The Weathar.

In the Middle States and New England to-
dav ciondv. sliqhtly warmer weather will
prevail. with fresh and brisk northeasterly to
southeas tsrly winds and snow or rain. the
winds zee lming dangerous possibly reaching
wifi the advance of the southern storm. On
Tuesday, in both Of these sections. partly
cloudy weather will prevail. proceeded by
rain or snow fog and dangerous Winds on the
coasts with rising temperature. followed by
cleering i'm the forenoon, and on Wednesday
warmer. fair weather.
di.furhqnce before reported tn the southwest
as making its advance toward the Atlantic
coast viii probably continue % move north
cressinr In force. Dangerous easterly winds
viii prevail to-. ay on the Middle Atlantic
and New England coasts. the winds bedom-
B5sioo 90 Fog FSD viii probably become dense.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Milford's TAX rate 45 cents.
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FOR SAFE.

DOR SALE MEDIUM SIZED SAFE,
~ very cheap. Addres, SAFE" this office.
EOR SALE - WORKMgN'S TINE RE-
IL corder. VIII record employees time at the
rate OF 100 per minute. Apply second floor.
No. ll2 French street.
DOR SALE CHEAP-A BRAND NEW
~ typewriter, cost 500. Apply second h3or
No. ll2 French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
NOTIONS.

MRS WILDER. GARD READER. IN THE
vi city, few days only. s2I Church street.
Price 25 cents.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

BOARD AND ROOMS.
TO LET.-TwO OR THREE ROOMS ON
Il second floor fOurnished OF unfurnished.
with board or without SO Lombard street
DOARD WANTED, IN A REFINED Pl2I-
ID vate family, for man. wife and fifteen
months old child. Address Refinement,
Evening Journal once.
EoR RENT.-FURNIsHED ROOMS. GEN.
II temen only.
Coz KING STREET.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

Motion for an Arrest OF Judgment Falls
BY Reason OF the Bench Being Equally
Divided-ward and GRAY Throw a
Bomb Which May Result in the Court
Not Sentencing tho Prisoners.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

TOR SALE-LICENSED SALOON AND
II restaurant Good business location. Good
reasons for selling. Address A.. this office.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

MO OrICE.-PURsUANr TO AN ACT OF
IN the General Assembly OF the State Of
Delaware, notice is hereby given that an ap-
plicatlon viii be made to Hon lgnatius o.
Grub, ASS 1ciate Judge of the Superior Court
OF the State Of Delaware. residing in New
Castle county, on Saturday, MAJ ch 2lst.. A.
D., 1895, at 10 O'Clock IN the morning. at the
County Court House In the city Of Whining
Ton. for the Incorporation of a company for
the manufacture and sale of tools. utensils.
etc. TO be called "The Keystone-Socket
Company.n HARMAN q KNOWLES,
Attorneys for Incorporators.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

FOR RENT.
1910 VanBuren street. 10 rooms, $50.
f3l Market street, IL rooms, S5o.
2l6 Maryland avenue, rooms. sd
90 jefferson stree. 10 rooms. SdO.
Ill Searles street, rooms, ciU -.
1918 West Fourth street. rooms, SO.
b22 Grubb Place. rooms, -, .
rooms, SIG.
ll22 piue street, rooms Sll.
1922 KirkwOOd street rooms. Sl2.
"lrontOn" Newport Pike, % rooms, Soo'
H. L. EVANS & CO.,
Eighth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

A NNOUNCEMRNT.- TO OWNERS, OF
"A property J. Desville has opened an
ONCE No. West Eighth St, and viii carry on
the Real Estate business In all its branches.
Special attention given TO the care OF property,
collection of rents and selection Of ten Ants.
Evening journal., 1896-03-16

CARPET CLEANING WORKS
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1.-Two Stock Market.

NEW YoRK. Thursday. Dec. lo.-Receipts OF beeves
wc~ 5lt heal. mainly direct to local slauRhtcrers.
No tIsiinG Of any account; feeling barely steady
prime native sides. Cables from British markets
quote American steers Mt lo9llc. v ~. dressed
weight: American refrigerated beef ut 70sc. = n;
American sheep at sSsbSc. = n. dressed weight. No
exports to-day or tomorrow.
Receipts OF calves were 23S head. all for the market;
$50 head on sale all told. Trading very slow through;
out and prices weak on all sorts. About l15 head
wrre unsOld ut tho close. Poor to prime yeals sold ut
94@s675 y 100 MS: Rrassers ut 81 20VtS2 20: no
Westerncrso on sale. Dressed calves quiet city dressed
vcals. TO lOc. y %.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 3 cars direct
TO butchers. were $500 head; UV cars on sale. Deal
es were ablc TO force prices ktil higher. particu'
Iarly on the upder grades, owing to the recent short.
age In the arrivals. but slaughtrrers are IN need or
but little stock, and n sharp reduction only awaits the
resumption OF normal receipts. The offerings were
nil disposed Of promptly. Poor to prime sheep SOD
at So. 506gs3.T5 y 100 Ms; poorest to best lambs NJ
31ss5.s0. Dressed mutton, iSO'tc. y n; dressed
Receipts OF hogs were 5.a6s head; 226 head on sale.
Market higher at S~3.4oss3.S5 y 100 ms. for state
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Dusinesn Troubles.

Corer. Werner & Co.. cigar manufacturer, Of
B35 to $50 East Seventy-fifth street, are re-
ported to have transferred their assets to a rela-
tive BY a bill OF sale. and are Offering to COM
promise with their creditors. Their liabilities
are reported to be from $40, 900 TO $40, 600. and
they are Offering creditors % per cent in stock
OF n new company to continue the business.
Deputy Sheriff Williams has received an at
tachment for S30.494 against Alphonse j. Cazet
of Paris In favor OF Russell Lord Tarbox. The
Mr.. Cazet In Paris of Sl1 $50 in cash and
SlS.914 In shares of the Suea Company by
Louis de L'Escaille. who died April 10 and
Mr.. Cazet Is said to have recently inherited
from his father, Chas. Z. Cazet, real estate In
this city at 44o to 444 sixth avenue and 104
West EiRhty-siIth street. against which q lis
pendens has been fled. Mr.. Cazet owns shares
In L'Ecldir newspaper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-11
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.

THURSDAY. Dec. 10.
The reflection in the London market of an in
creasing inclination on tho part Of foreign
capital towards American securities and an i'm
proving local market for investment issues of
all kinds were Offset In the speculative dealings
by the various monaces to vested interests In
practically every legislative body that has or
is about to convene. from boards of Aldermen
to Congress. The fact that tho great majority
OF these attacks will. according to precedent.
end as they began, In wind. does not prevent
their being utilized In a speculative way In tho
Stock Exchange. At the moment the annual
crusade against the local gas companies Is In
fashion, and its appearance was used in the
stock market not only against the securities of
pathetic diversion against Chicago Gas, which
according to all accounts was never in so strong
a position In every way as at present.
The discussion of Cuban affairs in the Senate
was made much of In some quarters as a dis
turbing influence; but 1t is only fair to add that
those who SO regarded It would. owing to their
position In the market, welcome any unfavora-
BILE development that might enable them to
cover their shorts at a profit. Tho market as a
whole was exceedingly dull. and as IL was almost
absolutely in the hands of small professional
operators, who ut times are allowed to play with
it In their small way, owing to tho ~inaction of
the public and of the important interests that
frequently control its fluctuations, little or no
Importance should BIO attached to the COM
paratively slight variations that favored both
accounts.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
"a follows:
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THURSDAY. Dec. 1o.-GRAIN-W Wheat Spot
was easy and in fair demand. Sales "a. 900
bush. for export. or No. . red, 10. 900; No. l
hard spring. 10000. and 10000 No. 9 Northern
spring on private terms: IL, 900 No, / Northern
spring Duluth at 07ssc. for export. Free on
board afioat: No. Q red, 94asc.: No. / hard
spring. 9lssc.; No. l Northern spring New York.
S09sc.; No. l Northern spring Duluth, S7Ssc.
Chicago received to-day 90. 100 bush. against
7l.ls5 last year: Toledo. 1882. against $500;
Duluth. 80. 1853, against 35o.925: Minneapolis,
435. 40. against 35s.630: Detroit. 2,7S7,a against
2.Ol1; Milwaukee,, Al. 600. against 1850; Chi
cago, 80 cars, against "a; Duluth. 90. against
Futures advanced SIC. To dc, but lost this and
declined 1Gc. To NC. Future sales 2,435. 600
bush, as follows:
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mcnts. But We think there will be good Investment
buying around present prioen and heavier buying on
grains were weak. especially oSta which declined We.
local conssr1. Corn was lower in sympathy, showing
FIouR-%os quiet. Buyers were looking for conces-
slons owing TO the weakness in wheat Sales S.lOo
bbls.
Receipts. BG S.sst s sris:;
~sssoSssgo; No; ! extra, $SSsS.so; straishts' $40
nsj,F lou ms, .5osGSc'i shorts go Ss.J. .basCSc.;
middllnss 80 TO 100 ns). G0SSoc.: sharps mnel' 100
CorToS-spot cotton hero declined 1.i6c., with sales
against sisc. last YEAR; Sew Orleans and guit 7Ssc;,
vancrd Lice; Augusta declined i.l6c. New orleans
sold 1000: Mobile 1000, August, sp9. 81: Louis, 6sO.
; Morroln ,5s; o and q, SNy g ,i y bales bales o, Liy s'pES So Ms:
S M"saSs.,t gne ynYn: wet. TO 6 & DP sns , HnsSsnr. n
week we're $4,000. against $4,000 q year ago;
year, and to the Continent 1000, against I 1000 last
YEAR since Jan. ] the receipts are l,sd0,OnU.a gainst
ments 8s5, 200. AGAINST sos. 900 last season, Augusta
received to day i,5II neIes against l;Ssf ct week
Week and iSs,6Sss last y"ar; 81. louis Wv, against va
last week and 1iS last year; Houston S,246. against
TIaUl las! &, week Hsi. and 1881 Last ye -; M Hn% Ross .Slpp ped
estimated. at o,ooO 10 10000. against s,5l1 last
p,ooO to 10000. agaInst 1910 last week and 1000
last year; The receipts at the ports were 81. 5s5 bales;
In 1874; thus far this week 2i5,487, against 295.335
thus far last week. The exports from the ports were
2 point.. oq fStur tn i lSrw Dc o pr nIs ~ sH ,o Is or poInts, but M
recovered part OF the loss, closing steady, at a net de.
cline OF 10 to 20 points. with sales OF ssO,4Oo bales.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-suprcmc Contributions Or
ders-SoS. =. 4. 8. ., =, ~, !, rs. -. II; 90: %:
calendar called at II A.. NJ. Part lex parte mat.
tiers. Part ~IlI.-clrar. Mo'l"ns-Nos. !. 9. .. &.
Demurrer-No. #"3. Preferred causes. Nos. 1891,
Nos. ls4p. JGl4. 1870. G5i5. 3G5a. 3osy. 3G9o.
1897. sGvs, 17li. $3.50. $50. 57tl. Part v
Clear. Gases from Part n. Part NI;-cn,s unnn:
until Monday, Dec. Ii. lNUH. Fart Nlll.-Ad.
Jouruei Tor the term. Trial Term-Psri I.-Case
9IU5. ua-a. $3.50. 1850. sng5, y55d. v4v5. 95.T,
pol7, $500. $3.50. alI2. 9oGI. PART lI.-Casc un.
finished. Nos. 45s5. 3I7G. iII0. 3l4a, 24sn. $50.
$ Eos, iisi, i iSiS: SIs33:: aa45.. s,os. s sS5i. 2 ss59'
27uB, 2s+H. Part N,-Casc unfinished. Cases
from Par, III. Fart N.-C!car. Cases from Part
Vu.-Ca," unfinished. Nos. 397O, 3psI. 4o7T. 2Ul3,
1852. u5I. so"l. 500. 1919. 1913, 1852. 25O3. Gn30.
p4I8, 25l5. lao. 2o7O. 1919. 5000, s54, s4H.
from Part VII. Part lN.-Clcar. Cases from Part
VII. Part N.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII.
Part Xl.-iijo4rned for the term.
Hunter. Bridget bean al lO:I5 \. NJ. ChambcrS-
Motion calendar called nt 1880 A. M; wills OF
prohate-WiIs OF Margaret V. Eccles, John Steur.
nagcl. Jemlma Stanton. Henrietta Oppenheim. Char
lorte A; kissel. Eliza Schneider; Priscilla Davis.
NJ: Henry Blame. John 7. CIarscr II ? i. NJ.
City Court-special ~Term-Motions. Trial Term
Part lease unfinished. Nos. 3Os2. 4U4. 400. 400.
ss7'' l Saaaa.f Slds%. a5as,. sise. iioa. iirsss. 81.
320l, 3255. S4i7, leUI, lI2s, li"o. 1890: l4s2,
>ol, 4sl, 1907. 1857. o2s. a7lo. Part H:mcase
1919. 1913. 1871. 24vl. 1850. 1919. 23s. 1888, 900.
1914, 1918. 1887, 1888. Part Nl.-Clear. Nos.
032. l2il; 500. a45s, $40, ils@, avs; l9gT. "a.
1908. o75. III. Sl3. 1880. Hu9. ppl. 900. lto3.
900. 75I. 4l2. Part N.-ciear r. Short causes.
1851. sos. osiSs. sasSi. Ss77.' s1is,. $3.50 ss0S,'
1859, $50, 3l43.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-11

The cotton market to day was an extremely sensitive
one. The fluctuations In prices were frequent and at
times violent. In TACT. ut one time Il looked as though
the syttum might drop out of the market. ~"
opening the tone was easier. owing to disappointing
Liverpool adNiccs and sales to realize oil yesterdays
advance. The loss was recovered. however, an prices
advanced. The bureau reported the general average
condition OF the crop as 1859 y cent. and the total
yield for 1890 AS 7~.i6l.os+ bales. The report led to
general buying, causing an advance. put the
report had been wrongly Interpreted. Tao
department had adopted a new method OF estimating
tho crop. and instead Of indicating u yield Of 1871:
OOu bales the report pointed to a yield Of S,2iD.5s0
bales. This result Is secured by adding lo.e = cent.
to last years yield OF 2, lal ,0pi bales. The early buy
es tumbled over one another in their anxiety to eel:
anu prices broke Sharply. stop orders were reached
on the way down, contributing to, the weakness
There was n slight rally before the close on covering
OF shorts. together with some new buying, hut the last
prices showed a material loss for the day. Rome. Ca,
Dec. p-'Think receipts will be very light after next
nfteen days West Point. Miss Dec. O., Receipts
here Will he less than same week last year Calves
ton, Tex. Dec. Our movement, may keep up a
couple OF weeks yet, but think it VIII fall on sharply.
CAM see more than s.t60,O0o bales for the crop. on
careful analysis OF the movement compared with
lses-gnt. think IL win not exceed s;25o.00o maxi.
mum" Admission. Ala, Dec. Tt looks as II the
receipts would fall on considerably In the near future
rs far as this section is cOncerned.".
CoFFEE-Rio on The spot was dun ana easy: NO. a,
l0c. Sales 500 bags Maracaibo on private terms- Tho
GhH NNEn fFlNIn mo n4 NJ Ao
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Real Estate Sales.

AT private contract Pincus Iowenfeld and william
Prayer have bought from the estate OF Edwin VI.
Brown Nos. 1874 and 1913 stanton street. northwest
corner OF Clinton street, plot 5Ux15, and also No,
90 Clinton street, five. story double nat. TOXIC, on
private terms.
Charies Buerman & Co. have sold for Charles
TcrnhRrdt No. 81 George street, In the annexed dis
trict. n three story frame dwelling, z5N5oNlOO,
to Phillp HrcIvoGrl. FOR 81, 1900,
Al the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom yesterday
william NJ. Ryan sold In foreclosure 40. 2"o Wei
Twenty ninth street. four story brick tcnerent.
with three story brick tenement OIL rear, lot .3.oN
30. y. 10 Robert c. Sands. for si3. 600.
william Kennedy sold iu foreclosure No. IFS
West Eighty eighth street. three story bEick build
Ing. LOT lc.UGlOO.s, 10 Julia VI. kerw'n. FOR 49,,
$50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-11

CHARGES Against KITS Detectives Disuisssd
-DseisieA Reserved In His Case.

-DoeIs,e. Reserv,a IN ME Cn.e.
Among the S04 delinquent policemen tried by
Commissioner Grant yeeterdny were Cant.
nh..s.n -, a.. w.. ra-,u.-...h 49,,
ohoe"S" ~ "oS' ro!ty-to'eh'h street
station ana Detectives Felix A. Quinn and
Rohert A. johnson of hia command. Thev were
...,..d h, a.oroa w 90. =, 49,. -,
seSuseu w oeVtko w. nyuor Vi naNiuE tnreut-
ened TO arrest him without cause. The CONF
platnnnt said that on Oct. 81 he purchnsed from
-.n ..mna Jo..nh IIo..n -.s,..ss., -.
= mAn na"eu 'oseph moran n rehtaurenC' NJ
10Ae Sixth avenue. He took Immediate possess
aion. The same evening Detective Quinn came
49, A.. .o....-... "a 81, 81. - 49,
inVo tno IeSIaurahI anu .o'u MIN ne hao no
right In the place, and said he was trospassing
on the property.
D..s.,,~s JaL,.. u u.,. 49,.
Detective johnson showed up q Itte later
and made the same statement. TIL same
might. about 10 O'Clock. Cant. Sheeban visited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-11

OFFICE OF HARPER e. BROTHERS.
The bylaws adopted BY the Board OF Directors OF
Harper & Brothers, regulating the election OF Direc-
tors or Officers OF the SAD Corporation are as follows;
Section l.: The annual meeting OF the CORPORATION
shall be held at its principal ONCE in the city OF New
York, upon the second Thursday In january in each
and every year at twelve O'Clock noon.
Section 4. Written or printed notice OF every meet
Ing OF stockholders shall he given TO every stock
holder at least ten days prior to such meeting. either
in the Post Onire in the city OF New York, addressed
to such stockholdrr ten DAYS before such meeting.
Section, D. At all meetings of the corporation each
stockholder shall he entitled to one vote for eech
share OF stock held by him, ana n. majority OF tho
stockholders in interest. represented either in p rson
or by proxy. shall constitute a quorum, and in the
ity OF those present may adjourn the meoting from
day TO day until n quorum be present, and at such ad-
tourned meeting. a majority OF the stock oeinE repre-.
sented. any business NAV be transacted which might
have been transacted at the meeting originally called.
At all meetings or the Corporation. II present. tho
Pre- sdent and Secretary Of the Corporation. respect
meeting.
Section l.. At the annual meeting or the Corpora
ton the stockholders shall elect by ballot seven d.
rectors. who shall hold their offices for one year. and
until others are chosen and qualified IN their stead.
At every such election OF directors nomiQation shall
be first made, and the presiding unicer shall declare
the same. and inspectors having been appointed by
the presiding officer, or otherwise as required by law.
the polls for election shall be duly opened and Kept
open for one hour.
Section 2. In case Of n vacancy in the once of any
Director by reason OF death resignation, or any other
cause. or hr reason of IN" creation of such ONCE dur.
ing such year. the Directors shall choose n successor
TO MI tn" vacancy until the n"Nt annual election: and
In case of "a failure so TO 81 ct for thirty days after tho
holder, OF the Corporation shall be called and such
vacancy shall h. then hliel.
BY order OF the Board uf Directors.
JAMES THoRNE HARPER.
Secretary.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Talmadgc st. n W cor Madison nv. 6fSblX
80. .N52.o; Ellen NJ ChamOerst 10 ThomasE

Sm.S5a.S; Ellen n ciamocrst to rhomasE $50
Wau;s,r 10 John q Mink aid Mic ',..".e.... 1888
AZ! AZ " = 90 SUIh Il, 20 gxHH y; jacob |
Same property; Joseph Brewster Ia Henry II =,
Same pr5pcrty; Henry ii Andcreya. al exr. :,
TO JoSepn Brewster. 80, q. ,...,.r i
Anist"rtlm av. e ALL n l3Otl 81. 23Hl0o;
Chas Weisbccker and wife to Anne L keh ,oo
l2Uth, st, n 5, ,i0I s. IN av, as Vwiiicmrd. in,s
x9O ! Daniel T. lnSrahnn, referee 10 -, mn
KlnFsbrldgc road. W 8, lots 80 and %. map
estate luclus Chittcndrn, ok ,9ox1H:llk
l2h;1; Anne L Reubert to Chas "'I'' =,
Creston av. as. 5SG..3 n wellesley st, 1905 ~
lO'5Nl3l.3xs2.3 Bernard MetLScr an WHO p
l6th av. : 5, iot bi3. inan OF wnkeirld, COX
"a; Mnllnda q Mace To lulin Arrirhoolli" 90
AL property, real and personal; Or I"Sen
Wortnington; BESSIE u NorihIhgt"h " +,
Fannie \ WOrthIngtnn and ann .,,c.: i
0lst st, n 5. 10 " Boulevard. Innsn "llp'n
se@nteIi to len ME Z SrnMte,I ma vi o....,.... l,l6o
'Ivsnndernift and WIFE to ArIs"st nun ,.,i, 1880
Johannrlnn. to Mar .n arr ff].Iilir"i - g." -" e2,s0O
ofConnor and VIE To- ION S1lwainenbcrs l,AOo
Kemp estate, 2di ward trlncesJ llrrhry
hnd husband 70 klcl Ari Il Masten T.. rr..i 10
ana Margaret LutIrali to ii.y,iia 10 anplnE. 2s,6oo
10 MARY 2cHanas '''''' ,''"'..;";, $4,000
henry a Chnsc. sNvh propertra ..- 10
Roosevelt 81, W :, Esq = New iioweTy; 2I.Sx
4mak ,'rr-g; Dan'ei j o'Scill to johanna ,ooo
G]rrsnwicb 81, W a. 40 n Jane st, II .1xap.|x Wv"
2l7x9!t0; Henry b Mead et al to Henry .
18Th 81. y a. .76ww 9TH aI.. iOOIIOai; Vim L :
BootAt to ChAs Milford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-12-11
Proposals.

NOTICE Estimates for furnishing granite stones
y ar lllkh"Gd or river wall, unlar contract M.
So. &c il h~ r"reiyr ny the Department otDocks un.
,,tt.n,I,r. ,r me Clty Record. Copies Tor sale al ~ :.
C!ly Ht'E
nppI sNLs for the erection OF temporary quarters
at NV Prison WIN Oe opened Vt Inc ONCE OF the
~, rugt.culaTs see City Record.
ARTHUR HILL Secretary.