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The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Sentence None Too Long.

Dedham, Mass, April 14-In the Su-
perior court this afternoon VIM. H. Caid
of Braintree, was convicted of felopous
assaulting his two stepdaughters, Nellie
M. and Minnie E. Henderson, aged 13
and Is years, was brought in for sentence,
aud Judge Sherman sent him 80 prison
for term of not less than 10 nor more
than 45 years on the first count. Sent
ence on the second was deferred.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Maine schooners in Collision.

Boston, April 14.-Whils the schooner
Norton, Capt. Jonh @. Anderson, from
York, Me-, with cargo of brick was
heating in Broad sound yesterday after
noon she was in collision with tbs
schooner A. j. Miller, from Saco, Capt.
Hutchings. H The damage was not seri-
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Henry Clay Found Starving.

Lewiston. April IA. 4.-Eenry Clay, me-
nesday morning in stable on Mill street
in a starving condition, and taken TO the
Sisters of Charity hospital
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Col. Hay Sails For England.

New York, April 14.-Col. John Hay,
United States ambassador to the Court
of st. James, sailed for England today
on the American lire Steamship st,
Paul. He was accompanied by his wife
and eldest daughter.
Ex-Representative Perry Belmont wge
also among the passengers, He is going
abr oad for stay of several months.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

said tolay that G. W. Spalding, treasur-
er OF the beard and president Of tho de-
funct Globe Savings bank, admitted to
him and tosTrustee James h. Armstrong
that he had hypothecated the uuiversi-
ty endowment bonds entrusted TO him
as treasurer. The admission OF guilt,
Mr. Mckay said, was made Monday.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Dartmouth Laboratory Burglarized.

Hanover, n. H.. April At has Just
come to light that the chemical labora-
tory at Dartmouth college was broken
into Sunday night and much damage
done to the equipment, especially the
to the cuIprits.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
MANY sKIRMIsH BATTLES.
Insurgents Defeated In Several Lesser
Engagements.

| Insurgents Defeated In Seye raj Lesser
Engagements.
Havana, April IA skifmish has
taken place between a Spanish force un-
der Gen. Rey md number of insur-
gents OH the road between Cauto and
Cuamo. The enemy threw baricade,
consisting of carts, etc., aorosa ths roGd
anu strengthened it with seven dyna-
mite bombs. When the troops attempted
to pass, the insurgents fired the bombs
by electricity, but only three of them
exploded. The troops captured the po-
sitions of the insurgents, but the govern
ment forces afterwards retreated to
Cauto.
The Spanish gunhoRt Satellite, while
nearly Mayari was fired upon by a party
of insurgents who olso sent out an armed
boat to engage the gunboat. For time
the firing was brisk, but the gunboat
eventually repulsed the insurgent force.
One engineer and one sailor were wound
ed ON board the Satellite. The loss of the
insurgents is not stated. The Spanish
gunboat, Sandoval, while reconnoiteripg
at Ojo Toro. was also tired upon by the
insurgents. The gunboat returned the
enemy's fire and the insurgents were dis
persed after 40 minutes lighting. The
side plates of the gun boat and the
mounting of her guns were damaged.
A force of $50 insurgents has Teen de-
feated at Pitajo nes. Eight Of the enemy
were killed. Gen. Hernandez Velasco
has arrived at San Oristobal, province
of Santa CLARA, having been in the field
siuce the capture of Gen. Ruis Rivera,
the insurgent commander.
The engagement on the road between
Cauto and Cuamo, many insurgents
were killed aud the troops lost 27 men
killed and 26 mens wounded.
The Soria and Catalina batsalions had
been engaged at Siguannea, province
of Santa Clara, with an insurgent force.
The latter lost 10 men killed, includino
q captain. The troops have II men
wounded.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
War Regarded Inevitable,

Vienna, April 14.-1he best informed
diplomats regard war as inevitable They
say the strain cannot much longer be
borne by either Turkey or Greece and
that the time has passed for the powers
to attempt to intervene.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
fHE WEATHER..


Boston, April A.
Forecast for New
England: Partly
cloudy weather on
Thursday; colder
westerly winds, be-
coming variable.
Boston, April IA.
Forecast from Bos
TOD and vicinity fo1
I1pCuau. (-an o,,I
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Local weather Report.

ly fair weather; cooler; variable winds.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Insurgents Still Active.

Havana, April 14-The insurgents fired
on the Spanish coasters Marie Herrera
near the coast at Baracoa, but without
result. They also fired upon the town at
several points. The fire was returned by
the garrison and the Insurgents retreated,
burning several houses and huts in the
outskirts of the city.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

1t is probable that as often as the Houa
meets these days the Popnlists and the
Democrats who dissent from the Bailey
leadership will divert themselves by try
ing to bait the Speaker about the az
poiutment Of committees. The Populists
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
President spalding A dmits Guilt.

Chicago April 14.-Plesident Mckay
of the University of Illinois, trustees,
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

The monthly statement of the Bureau
Oh statistios shows that during tae month
OF March. the exports of domestic mer-
onandlse amonntsd to SS5. 40l, 425, a gain
oi M over Sl1, 900. coo rs compared with
march, 1896. The imports of merchandise
uufing March aggregated S76, S72, S31, an
increase of ABOUT $40. 900. 600 of the total
in nportations of merchandise 81, lb2, 20l
was free of duty.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
WITHOUT A RIVAL,

Annual Sales more than 100000 Boxes
Csc. at Drug Stores, or will be sent by U. 8.
Agents B. f. ALLEN CO., 3s5 Canal St., New
York, rost paid. upon receipt Of price. Book
tree upon application.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
Weak Stomach
impaired Digestion
DiSOrdered Liver

they act like magic-a few doses will work won.
ders upon the Vital Organs; strengthening the
muscular system, restoring the long-lost COM
plexion, bringing beck the keen edge of appe.
tite, and arousing with the Rosebud of
Health the whole physical energy OF
the human frame. These are facts admitted by
thousands, in ell classes OF society, and one Of
the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili-
tated is that BeecFaaxnss Pills have the
Largest Sale of any Patent Medicine
in the World.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

The civil service extension made by Mr..
Cleveland are daily found to be more tx.
tensive than at first realized. All ths
shipping commissionerships in the
country and all the immigrant inspectors
are under the system. The same is trse
of the pension examining surgeons in all
cases where the recompense is over S30oa
year.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

= The Populist mem bers of the House
have decided to undertake the policy OF
forcing the Republicans to keep q quorum
in the city. Speaker Reed is urging the
Republican members not to leave the
city.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
TARIFF Bill WINS.
Unexpected Test Vote in the Senate
Yesterday.
MOTION TO REFER RESOLUTION
CARRIED "a TO %.

Resolution Declared Secretary Cages Re-
troactive Tariff Order IIlegal-Popu-
lists and Democrats Voted Against
:
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

Jabez Mariner has been recommended
as postmaster at Cape Elizabeth.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15

Mr.. N. P. NJ. Jacobs of Ogunquit, ii
Washington for few days.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-15
CRISIS in CUBAN WAR.
Insurgents Hold Seaport Town Of
BaneS.
SPANISH MAsSING INFANTRY AND
WAR SHIPS.

Position of Rebels Almost Impregnable-
An Important Battle About To Be
Fought--GeneraIsR Rolof and Garcia in
Command.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
r. RAILROAD.

srAToNs t q wEs In TW 0FThNpH 'sErnREETs
y Tne leaving time from Desbrosses ana tiow Tor
Streets is i've minutes later than that gwen oe'"
!.S5 4. w. FAST MAII-pu,an Buffet psf'o o car S1r
Nsw-Y9rk to Iisburs s., Sleeping Ger f'''''''
FAT pna 6leyf'aRa-
Conparmenl sleeping Dining smok TdsaS a"9 clnennat
:sl1.aPMu Il. c fpHllte AHb ST. LOUIS EXrREss
r WE NIX fihsS"r Cleveland
40 o'n:o f0s @fd2 esffF Pitts
as cs IT, Hp PncF HSaq.S9sE rt.ours and
chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
'"'u'' WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH, =,
i55 s25 e55 Dining can 1919 a. MI , III cars, ,
sl3 Congressional Linn. all Paror ana nlhns ~ 10
ass sunday ya' 81 20 IS io5s a. m 5 CSpgTes
slona Linn all r.rSr and Dining T "a TO- night i 'O'"'
SOUTHERN RAILwA-.-Express 423 p m'' L. ~ "'s"'
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Espress e2' a. IN. and $50
FOX 1T OLD f0INT co i:i IRA and NORFOLK M
AT T.tka1y' e arf '91 !? p S n yMeeday.
CAPE Cap MAYl:S P, wsssqys sundays Ocean
Street station, sos ii55 a. M 30. 3.iS $55. 40
Hrosses and Cor3nGt Streets. 30 a. M 1910, 2ao
$40 40. $40. 100 p. m. sundays 94' a. n o'io
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ,
ln1s c,r lo: III lis s5 a. ' NJ. l2s5 la sss
TX So So So s p a S mi,e %t" s55 Ics3 a m
GO. 555 Dining caf) 40. 755. $50 p. m. 1910
Tca%aS s:' T Ar III oq 49, sa rs
,s5 sD station" 2si Of 5 Fo and e co Is
Broadwsy; ana Brooklyn Annex. station. BrOoklyn;
pany viii call for and check baggage from hotels and
rssid t., CO. Though to destination. ,,.oon
General Mans-r. General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE R,R.

Trains leave W. ga st. station. y T.. follows. and
ID IN. earlier from tot OF Franklin St:
$3.50 A. " Daily. Local to Buffalo
1880 A. M.-DalH Local 10 Albany Saratoga and
1918 a ". Dali ior Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roche.
ter Buffalo. Niagara calls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Cleve
land and Chicago
B--II::,5 a. NJ Daily. except Sunday Caiskili
Mountains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minne~as.a
Albany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Paror Cara
Bloomvle and Albany.
C.-4:OO T. NJ Daily. except sunday for Albany
600 T. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Tiics. SYRIA
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FA!ls Toronto. De-
trot Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
$3.50 +. 81. Daily. except sunday for Newhurg Albany
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping car Albany to Mon
treal.
7,a5 p. NJ. Daily e1cep, sunday for Syracuse Roches
and Buffalo
sn5 p NJ Daiy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit! Cleveland
Chicago and So. Louis
b. C-Lesves Brooklyn hy Annex; Ri040 A. 81. CO .05
p n
Time tables at principal hotel. ard orfce-
c. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. Sew-york
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Monday. October 4-p. m.


In to-day's stock market opening prices were
well above Saturdays closing. and every evil
dence of renewed co lfidence in further advances
in securities values reflected In Street sem
timert and In actual market transactions
Early gains We're considerable, and subsequent
reactions not due to any adverse develop
ment. but TO realizing sales and bear pressure
At the opening large number OF accumulated
buying orders thrown on the market. ana
prices ran up rapidly. especially in Manhattan.
which opened y. points above Saturdays clos
Ing at los. from which it jumped to 11Ok SUBJ
sequently falling back to lO4k. and closing at Q
net gain OF Ia per cent. The extraordinary
movement in the stock accounted for by
the fact that bear traders had overestimateo
the amount of stock afoat. and when they came
to cover they found themselves In corner
and had to pay dearly to get out. The street
was more imbucd with bull sentiment to-day
but leading brokers advised their customers to
trade for moderate and quick profits In prefer
ence to banking upon a one sided bull market.
The bulls control the market and prices Will
eventually be higher. but the high level Will
not be accomplished by an uninterrupted ad-
vance The bears will doubtless exert every
effort to depress prices 1t should be borne IN
mind. however. that prominent market interests
are arrayed on the bull side. and that they De-
membered by holders Of securities, when they
begin TO worry over bear attacks. that this Is Q
bull year and that prices are backed by mag
nfcent railroad earnings and by many other
real indications of business expansion.
Railroad earnings received to-day showed fur'
Their improvement IN railroad traffic ROCK Isl.
and for September gave an increase In gross
earnings OF $3i4. 022. st. Paul for the third week
in September a gain OF $l3otoO while other
noteworthy exhibits were made by chicago
Great Western Lake Erie and Western. ana
Wabash. the last named increasing for the fourth
week in September $56.334. and for the month
S142.416. The Oregon Improvement COMPANY
report for August showing a net gain Of $102.9 81
reflects the marked Improvement In the fet
Northwest and it is pertinent to remark tnss
all the companies OF the Northwest now m 80
Gattering exhibits OF current business Tne
Northern Pacific company increased over $ico
OCO fot the third week in September. and =
believed that its earnings for the fourth w een
will show gain OF over $200.000 London pncSSs
came In higher and arbitrage houses were m1 ~
erately heavy buyers Of the internationsa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
REAL ESTATE.

A DULL DAY IN TIE BROKERS off iNH"'
Tire s.les were scheduled al the Broadway heai
Estate I.xchange yesterday. the most important
ore being tn; sale o. the American Tnea're prov,
ertv. at EigS have. and Forty-second-st' with
ev. sr1 .e,.a.-sto-y lathouse adjoining. This at
rraced some interest. but the property as told IN
ano,ber colu-,n. vas finally knocked down to the
plaintiff Eljo;t Zbrowsid. for s375t2. Inc other
parcels were adjourned.
In the broNe:s offices few transactions were re-
ported John :; Golding has sold for Sidney DIXON
Ripley and Robert MaclGy. trustees, the Two
vacant lots 5oxlO0 on the north side OF seventy
sixth-st l2) feet east Of Fifth-ave.. to d r. Sey-
bel Tor a client. VINO will erect large dwelling
house the siie. -, J.. vo,.o.
Tho Margaret Brogan estate has sold TO james me,
Jerks Nos Ala and AIS West Finy-slxtn-st., t"'
fve-story brick tenement-houses. on pot ooxic"o
for $i5.Dp. =, =, r.. c,.,,
Payson Merrill has purchased No Al East sixty
seyenth-sL a four-story brownstone dwelling. NxoVS
Hitler Dinkelspiel & Co. have leased for a long
term OF years the siX-story marble-fTont Dulluihs
al the southeast corner Of Broadway and Tweh'h-
St tC-a wo-known firm OF cloak manufacturers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The rribun.
"A received at their Uptown Once, No. 2i2 Broadway
ID north OF 3;sst. unit, O'Clock p advertise
once rates until o'clock p M VI; 2Si sth-ave..
cor. 23d-st. 1872 6tha cor l2th-s Mays, Gth-sve
ami lAtn-s.: lA2 Columbusave.. West
West t2d-st near Gh-ave 92 East 18th St. os7 west
between 7th Sth 1883 East 41thst: 33s
sdave between 18th and 77th o?C sdavs eist
f0S Ist-ays near e9th-s $50 3dave.. 4is-st
St az ave 2iO Bieecker-st 1928 Bieecker-s; 20Os 80
ave- 240 1eh-st.: 1921 Si-ave coz 3d-ave.: e5
m-aye i2d-st. las East
East 4sh-st: s5i 9th i.ls2 slave.
nea- 9Th ST.: 2O4 s6h-st GO broadway 1893 "a
ave: I29 shave 1878 2d-ave: 1s5 9Th ave At the
3d-ave. 113th-st.: l5S East
ithst near sd-ave 24s West i25hst between 7th and
Sth ayes: SO West l5th-s At the Brooklyn oces: s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
mn LACK AWANNA AND WESTERLY X. t.
go So. ,inn. In Ncw-YOrk. foot of Barclay
and ChristOphcr streets. -
yrsVInIJ.I,n TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


Dire,, route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTciMR
-" TIrr on ,NGEs Summit Bernardsyille Basking
p,dre Madisnn. Morrlstown. pas.alc. Paterson bao-
IHKE HoPATCONG. Hackettsiown sCTiooLEY.s
M0I'ITA Ais Washington IIIiI.LlPSBURG. EAsToN.
WATER GAP. sTROUDSBuR., rosono Mounis;ns
o cox nfrIHGHHTN\M MTaoiv OXFORD NORWICH water
vile UTICA RI'1TTIEIn SPRINGS. Cortland.
eYR,Cr'SE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIRA
CORNING HA1u DANSNdIdE BCtFALo and all
500 g. M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops Mt principal
100, 4 M'-,care car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RING
piIItFITi.p SPRINGS SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
FXpI,ESS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting
T,unalo with trains Tor chicago and points West.
On - NJ SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and ELMIRA
40, :, VI sep ANTOE. WIIK ESBARRE AND PLYM
OIiTU EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
70, = " UalIv-,h Chicago Nesiibuled Limited Express
49, Tor g p MON. BiNGIIAMTON. ELMIRA. BUF-
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New York to
chicago Dining Car west OF buffalo
CO" sen iNTOX RINGHAMToN. ELMIRA BATH MT
MONTHS and BI'FFAIO, arriving In Buffalo A. NJ
~ p NJ ,psiIv,-BI'FFALO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
go" Tox oWEGO ITHACA. Ef,NfRA. SYRACUSE
irTIcA and OsWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rtcSETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
ucnrr 1azc 3 Sons. Limited. ii3 broadway "a PARK
& 900 Hroadway and 9i2 Broadway Tickets At ferr~
,ons III lh-ave. cor 18th st: 81 West St 235
,.o,rnh,,s ave New York a3s and 1876 Fulton an,
,os; broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving fun inror.
nation a all stations, ,o,,r.,r -,
check baggage from hotel or resIdence to destination
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

IleaV
,HICAco 1855 y. M. and i2:lO night.
PlTTsBuRG S;2s e1 SUM- :oo sun. 1910 nigh.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 5;55. e:a5 dining Carr,
tpirns carr 553 p. m. 1910 night; sunday S;S DIN
Ing can II :25 a. dining Carr i:S5 dining Carr, AIS
lI!nng Can 5:a5 y. M. 1910 night ~ "
NORFOLK. II 25 a. daily.
SEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper ASS H. M daily
. Trains leave s,, foot Liberty St . minutes later.
Offices. i3. lie. 26i I3.. i4O way 81 e i4th a.
i27 Bowcry. y. y: I'D 3H Fulton ST. Brookyn WhtS"
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
10 destination ''~~
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A DvERTlsEMENT3 ana sutscriptions for The Tribune
r.. received at their Uptown Once No 12fe
I'd north OF 8st until o'clock advertise
ments received at the following branch Offices regular
once rates urtl o'clock y. viz. 254 hth-aye,
23dst.: 1852 6h-ave. l2th-s Mays. 6tn I'VE
West 4?dst.. 6tn-ave; oe East I4ihst 2s7 West
t2d-s between 9TH and sth 100 East 41thst 33s
8d-aye between 16a and 77h 02G 3dave. 61st.
q; LOS 1st-ave soh $50 81 ave. near 41sst
66l 8dave; 30 Bleecker-st 325 Bleecker-s 30s 3D.
ave-; $40 East 70th-st.: I92i 3d-ave.: oCe2 Sd ave:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05

stations New York. o Liberty St.
- and whitehall Term'na,.
r,- r,s,o, Trims al!s leave fo9, q Liberty 81 .
20 ~, $40 4. NJ. ,ie.oo s. to Eason, i'lo 100.
sundays $50 900 to Eas;on, A. ~. Zoo. $50 600
F. %A.a''f' F sSn5; ard g. s3'ap'oD '" A. y"
to ESaa f 9 90 a M S # ao ~ 'l 10 R h9o
ns, go ss;i5 600 10 hsadnsl = 81, l2:I5 nisbi
so ", i2i5 Night % i'' CIV" QUO TO lie" ''S' '''0
d E' o s" H. H Is az" so Tar1m'P5 20
FOR LqNd' & H*A MI S %%.ih; GROVE. e.
0s h Sa P Pon saS Bra P AoS FAX oan
llao 4 NJ. I.se ~ AZ ia. SIS s.i5 P n sun
S s i $50 a, Is'fFn an T c A'y Fs S'f 2f''
... ..F0R LAKEWOOD.
so TOM 49, Fyc ia'ofs'i rG saa4s aa
~ A.1Tnc city vIn.and and Briaseton $50 A. NJ.
xi Fs M''T1 Ss.sA s''esA .'a Hs9;Pa,
ve.I r3fTs llEhyE. WG;TEI%L5L TEaesM!rYSAt 600.
ass AZ sss a. s 4 rs ~ SS ss d g d 20 20
So ele Az 1855: ii:5o P Il. i:o aiGh, saudays
as &: ~ 3: II. - ~ a. 6 90 az Is s *, S g
go 1915. loss i. 81. i2.lo night
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
aae5 ics " .'5' '"g g4aas,. s's sS
5 s;:a@ s:s:y RI G' ? ssss.y q: J 2so !:
ineF!akn for Astury Park snd Ocean Gove, o3o A. NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR rHiL-ApELrHAi d nALT1MoRE AND WASH
w., From Whitehall T,sssnas South rery;.
Weck!ps -. e6S ii:?i Dining csrl A. ~. i55.
80. 80 Dining carr. $50 +. 81. 1910 mdt SUN
days s'i. II - Dining carr A. NJ. 1855. +65 Dining
Carj. 80 7. ~ i2:io mdt Additional trains for Phla
ass. 80. G:55. s25 r II sundays s.65 A. NJ 3:55
r. ~ t,om Lte,y 81. 40 A ~ daily and 7So and
From FOOT Liberty STREET minutes later.
Iicks;s ana parof lie procured foot ot
Llcry ST, whitehall ST. lis lI2. 26l. i3+ 90. LAO
lis hroniwiy. 49, on Az 81 East lith ST. 100 East
i2ath st. :'a West 18th -. 2'i Columbus Az. New
way. Williamsburg The New York Transfer Company
o. call Ger ana check baggage from hotels residences
% destination.
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Furnished 6onses 60 Eet.


The greatest real estate auc-
ton OF the decade. estate OF
Jane G. Robert. go valuable
New-York City lots Dor
ough OF Brooklyn. will take
h street and Fort Hamilton
Oct. 10th: 50 per
rest; no taxes this year: titles
cred for years Maps now
HNSON. JR.. CO. 1853 Broad
agnle St. Brooklyn, or from
Attorneys for the Heirs. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
GOVERNMENT BONDS SIRONG.
BEARS CAUGHT IN MANHATTAN-EA-
CHANGE BARELY STEADY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-05
RrAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Josir-st No 81 lx7Gexalxss4 Henry Robin ooo
Madison ST. 5 $. No 100 25xlco. Ellen Kent and E,
Madson-s 80 'I I2S 2&sSioox25x irregular: Ellen
. Zen. so S@ s as0' EsS ss 5S Herman oohe
's1st No S , - sart sesnann 1920
s4th.s, 8 2oii z &c, q I HsT.ave' -ix's'
a@lns; s75 Of s,h ave, Il naanaI
Iitk-ave. 5 e corner O5th-st, 25.lxloo' Edward
Keegan 20 Cornelius Keegan :o
.;SSslis AISssa Euds Msssis ocsn1 S1;n 100
and VIE NS Al 1 Ea5' anton $4,000
soih-st 10 j East. .iixioo.5 Frank ROihschild
kshst ,- s. 100 ,t It Of Avenuo A. 25xio22 LILY
7oiss, e 30 sos to 5oa l Eo.t GGSio5 Jonas Wen
al 70 M s9 gss E 6 ana obn WI" Menehn
and wife to Anna Mtshaes ,ao .s,x1t, To-
Ihs Xe%;YerE ana Harlem Railroad COMPANY to o. go
77th.st' 10 :, %; itn-t,c. 2sxi62 2: Robert
McCainery ct al 70 Mary K Pennlman 80. 10
Henry Fisher and wife to Georse FsnneIl.. 2cSco
'0 Clemens St a. + to Mi5 t Feiro'a
isth,st no 24i East 10 STioo j.: ASoSh Bend 10
,2sd-si, No go East, 25xiooll: Henry With
a4ith.st n s. s75 # W Of Grand boulevard. Slx
Gall Ernst sreuhl and wife to Jacob steuhi
,os5 pi'' Nos ioi and iii West Robert townsend
Lenox-avo. " ;. 100 +; n OF l4Cth,st to l47th-s
ooS TO 80. Msropoli,.a ration fs59o company
Ito Nss9P0an s5e e1o Rwa c on ceeve
2Sd Ward: Agnes J McLatchie 10 James
wa atom e. l" $, 1904 +, Of i5oth-st lex
4see' M sd4%sr So c Is John
y Detrichsen sylvester Kroner and another
100. JSn Ln % ana Wife to george Lisner
pi a@a a1:' No iss s 20 # Of i$5h-s OK
,asp AIM sane 70 iSoo f. Of Homc-ave iooxco
John Elstner to Petty. soulard & Walker Realty
Part d j. map upper Moriisana; Eliza Hsskin
10 Josepn y, h hiSa u.sk,n =, Eliza Haskin
Lot G. block "A, map Pelham Park W ID Bald
sts SH ann s. lot i6 map Unionpor, IooxiOs;
William j Hy:and John Heiser and wife, 1900
1f Lew W 10 ' 1ogn pFnnsrbv iu. eco
Madson-st. Nos i2s and 100; Gabriel Moses to
ssts 5oc It 1Ha Of oPhaye 25xssa John
Born and snS,ns 9 Ti9a5orf and trustees 10
16sd-st. n s. 100 I, OF Coumbus-ave. lo5x
ioolI; Isaac \ Lawrence to William Cummings, ,oo
BT Bro "s ave. So 45s. 25xioo Mary schafer and
another TO Conrad Gle6elhaus. ..................
BrooE-sye. No ass. 25xlOO; Mary schafer and
Jackson-ave. E s. 19s IT Of le5th-st, lses7e;
Charles Pitchie and wife to Rose Kenney
Madssn.aye e + md Of l9Sd ,d 1 2SSs3
1873: 100 + .sa Of s,ls % jsSS s:s,
SCths' SOS s, ts Yo, e W Thjngs s hicSer
1st,av t''' 10 iss. :, 7alo f, n Of St. Marks
Place 2O?xcO Charles Dozen and wife 70 Her .. ooo
1ls fr s $50 II Of shave 25xioOii Henry
l, sass ana T rs 10 So Of SHAVE s5xio Flora
A Hawkes. and another 70 George aaI9 n 49,
Aster5nmave eoil +; Of Ie4th-st Silk
1914 10 Kngsbridge Road xi2Sx2l2 Kate
Boser Lsgis U1sr ts6 AND Wds, anGistr o;
Lot &. block q. map Pelham Park Ella Den
Lot block "a same map same to same Omitted
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