davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
Financial.
6ttAtftAI.
Pacific Railroad Company
1st Mortgage Gold Bonds.

once OF the Central Pacific r. n. Co.;
San Francisco. August II 18th, 1897.
This company has made arrangements to extend
its s25. $50. 900 First Mortgage Bonds, maturing jan
uary l. 1898. 40 that the Principal thereof shall be
come due as follows;
&c. O5, 900. series a. on December =, E0es
81. 900, 900, Series 'B')
81. 900. 900 series az ON December 4, 1909
81, BsB, 900, Series ID
e., eo7 900. ssries r. on June 4, 1900
81, 900. 900. Series 'F')
aS. 600. 900, Series 'G' mi, ,,. ,oou
81, 900. 900, Series 'I'
90, 900, series ~
with interest meanwhile ut tho rate OF 8 por cent.
per annum, Principal and Interest payable in U. 8.
Gold Coin.
Tho right is reserved TO redeem the Bonds so CT.
tended at any time on paying to the Bondholders the
par or face value OF the Bonds and interest thereon
at tho rate of 0 per cent. por annum from January l,
1893. in U. s. Gold Coin, less such Interest accrued
subsequent to that date, as may have been paid there
on before such redemption thereof.
The right of the Bondholders to avail themselves
OF such extension has teen reserved to such holders
as. ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 80. 1897, shall
present their Bonds for that purpose at the once Of
Messrs. spRSER 4 co.. NEW YORK.
The Extended Bonds will 10 stamped to show the
extension, and new Coupons viii be annexed repre-
senting future interest.
Copies Of the Extension Agreement can DO OBJ
tanned at the Company's ONCE and at the ONCE OF the
Bankers before mentioned.
ISAAC l.. REQUA,
President
Referring to above Notice. Bondholders are advised
that they may present their Bonds for extension ut
our ONCE and deposit the same with us, free Of
charge, on or before October so, 1897, under q
Bondholders' Agreement, dated August 14th, 1897.
between Depositing Bondholders and ourselves.
In view OF the Company's maturing obligations to
the United States Government. we consider It impor-
tant that tho BonIhoiders should unite in order to
secure effective representation OF their common
Us full power to represent deposited Bonds. and to
tect their rights aud enforce their security. and also
In any readjustment of the Companys Bonded Debt
to represent such Bonds, subject to the nnal approval
OF Depositing Bondholders. We viii make no charge
to the Depositing Bondholders for services rendered
under this Agreement.
Temporary Receipts will be issued for Bonds de-
posted, which upon extension OF tho deposited
Bonds. may be exchanged for Engraved CERTIFI-
GATES OF DEPOSIT. The latter will DO counter
signed by the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, as custodian, OF tho deposited Bonds when
extended. and Will carry interest coupons TO ropro-
sent tho interest coupons OF the Extended Bonds.
Applicat'o on will be made to list these Certificates
Of Deposit at the New York, London. Frankfort
on.the. Main, Berlin. and Amsterdam Stock RI.
changes.
Copies OF the Extension Agreement and OF the
Bondholders' Agreement, above referred to. may DO
obtained at our ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
ftnanrial.
MERCHANTS
NATIONAL
BANK ..

OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
IA :" all str &.
CAPITAL, 100000. SURPLUS, $i,ooo,ooo.
DEPOSITS, ~Si5,ooo,ooo.
FOUNDED, 20
1S6h Co~nsecutiUe SENT AnnudI Divtdend
Declared July 4, 1927.
OFFICERS:
Robert M. galloway, President,
ElUcrt \. llrinrkcrbOT. vice-Preaideut.
Joseph w. Hartman, Cashier.
Samuel \. Campbell. Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS;
John 4. stewart, Pres. 4. g.. Trust Co.
RlbSrt a. nrinckerhOn, Capitalist.
Chns. stewart smith, Merchant.
Jacob Wendell, Jacob wendell q &c.
Gustav ~. schwnb, OeIrIcha A 60,
Donald M,cknS, Eerinilyc a Co.
Robert N. galloway, President,
Charles n. Dickey, Jr., Brown BrOthera a Co.
Henry w. hanks, Henry W.. Hanks a Cos
George sherman, vIcs-Prea. Cen, Tr. Cos
Edward HOlbrOOk. Pros. Gorhnm MFG, &c,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock E~xchaugc-saies and Range Of
Prices on All Securities Dealt In During the
Week Ending Sept. 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06

SUNDAY. Sept. 8.
Tho Treasury balance at the close OF business
on Saturday was $215. sos, $50. of which Sl44..
26l. z5s was gold.
Tho imports of general merchandise. includ.
Ing dry goods, at the port of New York last
week were $685. 400. against 80, 96l .664
the previous week and $1,000 53 for the cor
responding week Of last year. The imports OF
specie for tho week were Ss5. 25s. Of which
S3l. o7s was gold. making total specie imported
since Jan. l. So. 49l $50. Exports OF specie were:
Gold. mono. and silver. 765.449, n total Of
S765. 449. against $946. 1856 the previous week.
Tho exports Of specie since Jan. l have been:
Gold. S2s, 9l5.s 500. and silver. 49,. 1874 a
total OF SOL. 629. 543.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the Clear
ing House hanks shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
Open HIGH. Lo,o- clOs-

opsr- High Loo clos
Sales. Name. ing. est. est. ING.
DO P,skLE lst...1o9S 1885 lo7'a 1917
ar, wa o ex ba..lleb l1oh 1leh lloS
go Rock Island os...l3p 132 l32 1873
80 Rock Isl ex bs....loe 1905 Zoe loob
l6b6 Read snl ~ .... 56k 66S s6h o
s6A Rio O W lst...... o 81 7ep 81
10 Sci vsik N 4 a.. Cd "a ga Sd
2stPA MINI st..l9lS 1914 l3la l31A
8 81 p 4 MINI cn...l3l 13l l3l l3l
go So Pac Of Gal On. o2 90 90 90
as So PSO of N NJ Istl oes lo7 loeS lo7
46 30 Pac of AriE LIST eoh o9S ooh 99h
Me, NC Dsloeb 1oea 1861 1905
10 81 p Ma en- os.....l26h 1861 l26ia 1881
4stPkMAMexAs 90 o5 o6 90
lstL&sF I'd. cicll6 ll6 ll6 ll5
P9 Sc La 81 gnl o.. 1000 10lia 1000 1908
estL&sF ts..... TN 79 71% 79
1osPI LIST ss.."..,.lo4 o 104 l0A
10 81 p gnl ts......lo2b 1922 lo2A 102a
80 st p con.........l9eh 1897 l3eh 1885,
st r, 8 div. l13 ia lis ll3
8 st = LIST, C &P..,12l 12l 1pl 12l
pa st y lat, G 4 r,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06

NoItrh SHORE TRACTION COMPANY.
The Board OF Directors Of this Company have de.
clared q dividend OF THREE PEN 4 s'miAn.
nuaI on he preferred stock, payable On October I.
1877. by the Confidential TTu Co, TrRnsfer Agents.. TO
thATeholders ii ecord OF Sept Igngr -. 1901 trans
1877. Checks viii be mailed.
FREDERICK STRAUSS, Woe PreL aRd IEOsz.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
9inanriaI.
GuarantyTrust Co.
of New York.

Mutual Lilo Building,
NASSAU, CoRNER CEDAR STREET.
LONDON BRANCH. 80 LOMBARD ST.
CAPITAL. $4,000, 900
SURPLUS, . 100000 0
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMs.A AND INDIVIDUALS. AS a NRDIAN,
EXECUTOR, AND ADM1NISTRAT II, TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
SoNAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject TO check or on certificate.
STIRLING DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN SOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE.
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL.
ABLE IN ALL ART OF WORLD, AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER @. oAKMAN, President.
ADRIAN ISELIN, Jn., vice. President.
GEoRG r. TURNBULL, I'd Vice President.
A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BoRLAND, Asst. Treas. ard SEC.
JOHN GAuLT. N mayer Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS.
enmuel d. Babcock, Charles n. Henderson,
George =. ] ker, Adrian Iselin. IT..
George & Bowdoin, Augustus d.. Juilliard,
August Belmont, James N. JarvIe.
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
Walter r. Gillette. Alexander E. orr,
Robert Goelet, walter q. Oakman,
@. g. Haven, Henry II. Rogers,
oliver Hartman. II. Nick. Twombly,
II. Somers Hayes, Frederick ". Vanderbilt
William c. whitney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
dividends aud 5nterest.
The OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION co,

NEW YORK. September 8. 1897.
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared q quar-
terly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on the preferred
stocN Of this company. pay abb October |. 1897.
The Central Trust Company OF New York will on
that day pay the same TO the holders OF record nj the
closing Of the transfer b oks at the close OF business
on Wednesday,. September Is. 1897. of It's voTinR
trust certificates representing preferred stock Of
this company, The books for The transfer OF such
G r,iiicates VIII he rcopenei on October 2. 1877.
Checls viii he male T..
vii on the anne day ray such dividend to the hold.
rrs Of record az tue clos NJ Of tn tr,nsfer b loks al
the ri, 10 Of blsiurss ON Meanr day, SCptcmbrr 10,
lSDf, III It's voting Trust Ger. iiicates rrprest nting vot.
Ing trust ,erIitc. tcs Of the Central TruYt Company OF
New York. rcI rrstnilng preferred stock OF this com.
pany. The hooks tur tue transfer OF voting trust Ger.
TN ates o. the Old COLONY Trust Comp any will be
reopened on October ?, 1877. Checks win 10 mailed.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.,
Ey HOWARD q. TRACY,
Assistant BecFslAFY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06
Delamare bud Hud.on lanaI Oampany.

quarterly dlvidenl OF ONE \ o~NE.QUARTER
IA PER CENT. on the capital stock OF this Company
win lie paid at the ONCE Of the Company, 81 CortIandt
ST., In this city, on and after Wedue,day. sept. 10.
1897. The transfer books VII! bcrlosrd from the close
OF hus'nrss to-day Until the morning OF Thursday.
Sept, 10. 1897
BY order OF the Roarl NJ Man ,gers.
CihIIE S A. WAlNER Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-06

once OF the Central Pacific r. +. Co.;
San Francisco. August 18th, 1897.
This company has made arrangements to extend
its s2b. $50. 900 First Mortgage Bonds. maturing Jan.
uary l. 1898. go that the Principal thereof shall be
come due as follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

Ida Koebel to Harriet Massaker. ;a;;; o., "
& Argus, n.st. 4ss snd VII. TO xss ro.bs
Leeget,-ave n s. ~ =, q Of Hewlett Place. 43x
Irregular; Peter Egan and wife TO August ,oo
wc.,ehe,,crn,cc' 70 Garner inGth.st 1o7xs4ex
1os4xoG.ii; Annie r whitney ct al 10 Horace ,
webs,cr.uvcy n +, Of issd-s 25xs3ii the
Northern Improvement Company 10 Margaret y o,o
Vanderbilt ave ives, (Park-ave,. w corner ls4th-
ST. 4eioxS7x45.Gxso4; same TO Joseph a camp . 700
Lots Nos 5 and 8 map 90 lots at Mount Hope
John + Byrnes II Mary Bvrnes a.. q,
Anthonyave, - II II Of lsOn-s ST., u'"h d.
1i+Na+.s; James Edwards ana wire 10 fose oxo
Fort ndspendsnce hq1 no q.f "a map p
Thomas W Martin. ...........: .:....,,' oW
viila-ave . s. 9s5a n n Of Southern Boulevard;
25xo1 Gx25x0so: Della f Haskins to cline " q,
viila~avc. 2 s. 3lo3 It Of Southern boulevard
vilia-ave e = 100 Il n Of Potter Place. 5oxipGx
5oxal4; also Anhony-ays s. or ~ ~ W \. o,
Wood and wife tn Emily Wood. ......::.::
BaIley-ave W s. 30 II OF 23istst. btxsl ev'ax
1903 Jacob shrady ct al. executors 70 John nm
Ra,lev"ayc e s. $50 II n Of Iioston-ave. 5oxloi6x
BOXES; Jacob shrady ct al executors, to Patrick o
An,honyrave " S 5ca 10 It n Of Southern Boule
yard @. exso iIx25s9i3; Murdo Tolme ct al to ~
McIennDave corner Bronx Rixer Road, eeax
io2 lx34 4xioo.4 Elizabeth and another to
neec ,Ss st. 's's lots 10 and T. map land cyrus
Cleveland Q AL 5ox'o John Scanlon to Mary
RT fSs3% lot - map Briggs estate Eliza
beth Elsengrein 90 Mary Duncan i'oo
75xiO1.5x Irregular; Dina Conrad to Rosa ., ma
oycSord st n 8 adjoining land Thomas Martin
7oxioo; Joseph II Gas'er and wife 10 Joseph
o,s s,a sVe 2so II W Of White Plains Road e5x
22S 20 2Gih-aye, Martha : Haslam TO Ellen $500
Denet '-'''''''''' iIW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
REAI. ESTATE TRANSFER3.

Clin,on-st. No l7G Bernard Mascn to Samuel e,
w 9'Ir1 10 2s william c Rose Emma John
M s3l 20 2s5 Joseph Bl5nsSy and wife
w i;,S- t': 80 IS Nellie crGisGart 49,
ElGridse.s,. No 81 Frank k Bumstead and wife
SAM i9 ea Prnpsr 1s'e Carolina lander to Leopold
Sane property; Harry and VIE to
A Isno1 30 1oI e: W5if soomon to Morris Besine
I. sRa @:'S 10 rs bernard Masen samuel
Dry Doct-st Sos Is and IL Abraham Bernstein
r a9H %itg 20 ic2G It q Deancey-s lxs7c
s2ist. '. s. i75 # Of iith-aye, 2;xss Hannah
ssh ii ST. 40 % e eve Vest George Edgar ct al
vs.s pdsys 50 H. { Of as $50" s Ia sso
s;@e pop M4yi'f Es ff Bra Drandie6
si sa"fs ? 22s e Of si-ayc 25xo2 q John
Ro6sr ~ Mos sT arS w q Abraham am"
i2oh St, $ s. 200 It e Of 80 ave- 2jxIooii Vim
Mennella to Mariansioa Mennel'a J.
liSh-.,. No 2ca East " L nazOy and wife
ics an '' 20 2a East: wilhelmiaa eia@m in
i2t,hs, s. 90 It " Of 2l AVE.; l2oslco Ill Frank
% ave- No 22ii william ieruog to Anna Hei
Msa6s,an ss, 10 .S also iS.s:
wife 10 Mary T. I<oughran. ....................
1l4th-st. go n OF ith ave. 251lQO H.
Marie Buschcndorf 81 a, 20 Marie It Bnschen
dorf
iSSih-st. S. $50 r % Boulevard, 2jx9s.ll
Mary Dorgan to John J D,rgsn................
liSth-si. n s. 215 4 " II Boulevard lOOxa9ll
+ Miller 81 al 10 Patrick III I.ynch.... 1900
i37,h-s. No 1871 West, Charles Riley Charles
l5lst-st No 55s West; Eliza Webster
Florence 4 Morrison .-..,..... .........
Manhattan 81. No 40; Mary Loushran and
ohsr to Harry Brown .........s............. 1900
gStl-st n 5 al wall Il No l25 West.
100 Xix SIX lo 3. Jacob Jung ct al TO
John Townshend ............ ................. 600
james Hughes ...................".... % 500
loDh~st : s. BY Il OF 7th-ave 75KlOD II.
Eugene g Potter and wife to L1ais Bfandt and
Bradhurst-ave. 80 2 It of is3d-st. Is .a75.2
x25NT3 q: Henrietta T. Brandt 20 Henry IA Wood
Lemon $ a. II Il ~ ll'uh-st l'xI5i
Charles seickendict and wife TO Charles Riley! 10
lCOfh I1J Of ION ave. 2,EJJ II:
Sophia Greacen Annie Ggeac@n. .......---
BROOK ave > i2j II n q i4Th-st - llxl2tix
% fx13i6: Edward Mccall referee. - Lin 1890
'Dn IS Matthew i'VJ'
l5Jtif-st n :, 100 u u Courtlanat-aNe. 25x
1883; Maria McGlade 10 Charles l. McC.ade
Brooil-ave. corner l34th-st. lOlS ~. Augustus
c Brown referee 10 Walker T. Thompson. 2. 80
iC9;h-st. 6. $40 Il c Of courtlandt-ave. 2oxlV0i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
RECORDER GOFF MANDAMUSED.

Justice Smyth In the Supreme Court Yesterday
granted an order for writ OF peremptory man
6arus directing Recorder Con- 10 award TO Amos
II. Evans the lawyer. compensation for profess
sional services performed In defending the alleged
murderer Vincenzo Nno. to whom he mad oeen
assigned as counsel before the Recorder. Niho
Was convicted before the Recorder. but Mr.. Evans
got the conviction reversed and new trial ordered
6y the Court OF Appeals. Afterward the Recorder
refused 10 certify for the lawyers fees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

Plans buildings and alterations have been filed
s. Ns% e4 Ne we1 a: s f's St. No. a and 10 West
for an eigheen-story brick hotel. 50s2oo; Henry
cews Of ~ West ai'nst own.r H"rdinss, ooo 200
S stE Hats 'S+IsT ra and l sd i5 wv" Tnd "y 'I
Hauser q No liu d-lve. architect 1900
M s5T b atS ana APARTMENT nn hote essTt45 chaes
aeo hy'Sp sp S No Of x 81 Msden LAM. arcs
.1ss. ana No 800 he. s ,S hsyo STf
Conoy q y i5s 90 a e., d "a it. menry 1000
ii7,h-st $ l25 It q l.snox ave. for fonr ngs o
Ams,eriam-aye. owner: Harry r. Howell Of 40 ..oo
7is Fast l3sth st. architect. 10000
Eldridee-st Nos 2is and go. to two brick chimn.ys
n Arenei Of 20 5c I F%s ho"ss in%s;
j F Gayiean Of No ?2' Eatt 73ds architect; 1000
attic trick and stone once buildings schermFr
born es'S'e g, al s"nrr- Henrg ION OF 300
e7,h-s No 1o7 West. to a threc-story brick and
w %qs S% s. o sa%ue John f'f ranA III N Of ~
i2i Wet lid orchs'' .cry brick 800
Gn npe Of E r. w. 9 r.Gf sns 'PT
Bush q No leo 9th ave. architect. -; 5000
loft building. Elizabeth NJ and Lucille Stevens.
owners + a , sruikshank agent r II Casey Of ,7s
New buildings, branch office:
B syc. store and cq a ss Ma T Nathan
Of No 500 Madson-ave. owner W TAFT. Of MN
Brook1e ssa 20 s of i4sh st for four i've
sGry brick aa'' 2ss Mary sG Wan Of &
Brook-aye n corner iesih,st. far I'VE. three
sh nIS oT'R Of %o ao ws s Sh. wn-r
eree HOFFMAN. Of NJ 500 Broadway. architect 10000
Fishers Lane S 900 f s o. 3! s ave TOR snt
OF Mount Vernon. owner: W II Hprsfort Of an,
Briggs %aa-s s. so :, Of ave for two two
story frame dwellings 2Sx4o6: John Peter
son. Of No l26j Paramount Place owner; Ar
thur R0ehnl Of hist
vnis-avt " 5. lss n Of Van Cortland ave
FOR one-and- a hait-s,ory frame stable. 2ix2i
Frank Pistone. owner; Arthur Boehmer. archi- ~
Schuyler Place 5 corner WEBSTER ave, for a
snsuyler y erbuvier Place and pScatursve
owner, Edward Renisch. OF kinssbricse ~
Hancockest. s. l75 # 5 u Morris Parl-ave for
,"os'Gy sIo Fo s~e is 2V Miner !a TSsrss
Knauf Of IAN Nest, architect ............... $500
IG4th st. ;. l75 # OF ogden-ave toI two
nf i.e IF Tor al F' West d ah owner
german Of 90 o nr sNr sr oe $500
s6r brsk srr With Sr stores 2sx7s AbeF
Rothermel Of No POI East sa'h-st. owner and 49,.
story frame shop 2ox35; pearl cras'e. owner ma
1o Mii1iain 81 20 Il 81 Central ave FOR
one-and a half-story frame stable 2cH2o; by ~.
same and architect .................,'. 800
Alterations branch Office:
20 a 2sGs !: T peter K 1na eTn.P
AF a Schmidt, Of No ep4 courtlandt-ave arch
16 59ars ave 100 +, " Of Barry.st to
tvo-story frame dwelling. 81. 6x50 Anna Jorgen-
sen. owner; Charles Jorsensen. architect. -
Ford-st y, 225 q W OF Webster-ave TO
story frame dwelling: Ella " souc Of 10th
1T and webster-avc owner: l. souie. erch!- 49,
r,h-st. $ s. 100 It Q Of Avenue b. to two
an. sSIy Ar Fame E Wamsbridss Swner: Thomas
Scott Of No 2o6 Taylor-st buder............ i7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
BRAINY GUESTS.
FREQUENTLY HAVE TROUBLE WITH WHAT Is
| ro,SD ON FASHIONABLE TABLES.

HAVE TROUBLE With ""nA -
FOUND ON FASHIONABLE TABLES.
n has been discovered by some OF the so
ciety ladies In some OF the larger cities that
n number Of the most esteemed guests al
their functions are more or less disagree
ably affected by coffee. this fact being par
tic,ilarly observable among the brilliant ana
hrainy ones t. meet the want OF conee
fanciers with whom the subtle beverage does
not agree. Postum, the health coffee, has
been quite largely introduced in fashionable
quarters This is a singularly appetizing
drink made from cereals (wheat, &c) by the
Postum Cereal Co. Limited, Battle Creek,
Mich which incidentally looks and smells
like fine coffee. but instead of producing the
unpleasant disturbances with the digestive
organs as coffee does in numberless cases.
IL agrees perfectly with the weakest stomach
and is nourishing and fattening being made
wholly from pure grains. 1t can be served
strong as an after dinner coffee with perfect
success as to looks. taste and effect upon the
guests.
A reliable grocer will never offer cheap
or weak imitation of a genuine original ar
ticie because he happens 20 make niue
extra profit. But it is we'll 70 observe that
when genuine Postum Cereal coHee is or
dered that you get Postum and not a spu-
rious imitation offered as Just as good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Au.en. MARY A. and husband to Male Winter. ..uo
Bernard August TO Frank Rudd as trustee FOR
Raymond and Harold snow. n Tower Pace. =,
Bison. Marsare, s. to The Northern Improve
msni compeny. Webster ave rs # Of co.,
Brandt Ia: s s IoaH e Fr.seFfk Potter ZOO
Same to antony waligch rs sane IroPeTya ' ta
81 rs :, Of East Enarave month";. ~. 5000
Brown. Harry to Albert Thomson. NJ 40 Man ma
conref. ciarenc, r. individual and trustee.
a. 70 e NJ Muas' as : hf sgrHaSs %os ~ q
and i35 Henry st and :, 80 Monroe 3, year 300"
corner 1sith - and PARK ave West years. =. Zoo
cooncy. Joseph = to Maud yay !rI IIOTe ana ana
fnGasF a sss@%'oG & So wss. sis year,.
c@ G2 etc. .' Of Jess Hensh 1r No tG6
COIN A5rahar to Koief, Moser NJ 1921 "a o
peiei, Elm to the 2si Ward Cooperative
Building ana Loan Association, $ 2lst-ave.
%o +, 4 2d-st. or White Plains Road in ma
Dobe9n. Frank ana wife John Fennel. No ooo
Dorian s'' Jim j. to caharinc 4 Rsetnan $
l$sth go =, Of B9@eyard yraTs sodor, 1000
Gordon. y ., $ MARKS Ilaee. years -, 5000
' %enp5 rrai- 1850
FIIley A9nis R; FrsderIs MddeeT'qt
Bridge TO wcs'choeter. also ii'th-st' d'o IT oooo
Goldsmith iil''T Isaac H. and vie to Henro,ie Karp
Sos i.t7e ana lisi Madison-aye months 5000
ana James K Holmes. e corner i2sh-st and % ooo
HGgne. JamdH to he Tide cinarancc and Trust
Company 10 ~ s'h ave year; 1900
I:ankins company No 2co Eas; Ii5'hsi, install ,.so
KHo 'ri:'s Elizabeth F % Margaret RYAN ~
iP'n IVES s'p'IS s,s 10 '2 27s # cf H %S
Lyman. william and wife TO Frederick a snow
corner i&'h-st ana Brown Place demand i'"
a75 r Of Rroo. aye. yesTs :...:.:.-.. aeii
80 IT II Cormbus-aye instalmentv. ...... 90 coo
LS Bnn se 99 OF VIE s. to n hs f sa 40
West ssth-st years ............;......::... $4,000
e SSs Frank S@a gte i 81 A: ia and Ma Ia
mor'eass map Of the Arden PrPery Years LOO
Tweifth Ward SAVINGS Bank. Tower Place.
yd l E e M1STF to "y Ts-, ye stcaear go"
5Sth-s, 80 n Of 9th ave. years. ........ 5000
Road i5oa It Of Esneeih,s, ysars..'... 800
M1 t6s ave. Isn + to = E% iah ae IA dSe
ouacksneu-h. H ,s A. 70 pe,rah ) shipman. .
NG iisth g. $50 / Of ,i'"E n,onh. 1000
trustees for Henry Mathews. No - Water ..
%:sa FS ssa s1& S' Of 70 ls f%s' az!
se 'oIan charles. ard VIE to Herman
k kSanss &c. al we,, s7S St Sisn',n
Schneider. I%opoIa and LING l,yng nashraeh to 800
sturz samuel. 10 Bernard Masen No IFS Lewis
solomon ie wolf to Morris Fine trustee no 10 -'"
Aens, ins'amenis ;;cs,s';;,..'.,;, 100
srm 1ncdy TO n.innln1 s''" 81 'eto OF De ,ao
shady COZ !osR :qG ana ' Oh aS : 5S@n SHADY
June io'ps anf h'fls # and va 70
scnallz. Johann Q 4. 70 Marie a W bless Y
Toehefs. Nes ~. I'd wits to Pauline Eni.h'. vs.
Wa Henry II 80 g IIs"rlsn drs"a
":a iasi . 30 on s Sou ns'sI ys1 a.a 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Peter F Meyer G. Co. sold at No III Broadway,
at executors sale. the southwest corner OF Madi-
son-ave and Jeferson-st.. three-story and base
ment brick building with store and brick stable In
rear 2Slx70 10 L. l.. Richmond for 81 800
The same auctioneer sold in partition No 21c0
Third-ave So 3x west 1ex north 52.lo, 10 and In
Guiding No ga East One hundred -forty-fourth-
st by east along same Ok south N.X east 10 TO
beginning. two-story frame store ana dwelling on
avenue and two-story frame building on street, 70
j Rothschild for $500; also, in partition. the
follr-story and basement brownstone-fro dwelling
No rs Madson-ave west side. l9x@, to Chauncey
Truex for $3.50. , -. 900
East Sixty-frst-st.. a three-story and basement
brownst one-front dwelling. on lot lsNl"5: TO /.
Cohen for $500: also. in foreclosure, NO Sl2 West
Onr-hrnd and hrty- eighth-st, a three-story
and basement brick dwelling. lo, l7x99ll. TO
the plaintiff for 81 80; also in foreclosure, va
cant lot on the east side Of Tinton-ave, south OF
One-hundred-a nd -fortysevent hist 25xlV' 10 James
Jones for S.225 . , , ~
d p Ingraham e. Co. sold. in foreclosure NO
590 East Thirteenth-st. two-story brlcR bulIdihs
and store with two-Story brick stable In the rear,
on lot 25ylO33 to Arthur ]. McQuade. for SlOpn
No ! 22l Avenue 4. or Eastern boulevard hVe-
story brick tenement. on lot 2oXlv. was solo, III
foreclosure to Joseph Goldstein. for sl3,'5o
Adrian H. Muller & Son sold at pubic auct'n
No 263 West Onc-hundrcd- and thirty -IlrSr-St' a
throc-storv and basement browns tone-front dWeII-
ing on lot ls sxs9 II; also Nos. 26l and 21s West
one nd hirty -first-st. losx"SIl taci
two three-story and basement DroWnsione-1Tont
dwellings,. to II. O. Dase, for N9,4O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07

ENoR SALE. ,,,, ., 1907 o, , o'clock in the
afternoon ON the premises near Trenton NewIersey the
handsome country site known "Oaklands formerly
Tho Col Dickinson Woodruff conssngof about
nnevegh acres Of land surrounding the mansion nous
and another Of land lying between the Feeder OF
he Delaware and Raritan Canal and the Delaware River
consisting about twentyseven acres very desirable
property residence convenient 70 the be
vilere Railroad and the Newfork DIVISION ~
the Reading Railroad. 80.
The personal property and household FURNITURE WI" De
offered for sale the day
For further Information apply TO
HUGH II. HAMII.f. and
WILLIAM l.. DAYTON,
Executors.
Trenton. Nev-Jersey.