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ORTHIDS SOLD FOR 4 SONG,
very Low Prices Obtained at the Sale OF the
Marsh Collection Yesterday.

Marsh Collection Yesterday.
liner" was very small crowd at the sale OF
'he famous Marsh collection ot orchids which
were pu' MP at auction yesterday morningsat
me upper rooms II the American Art Galleries.
Inc sal" waS begun before ~ few persons that
alter eighty lots had been disposed Of il was
postponed until III" afternoon The gathering
contained only about twenty persons and they
oa anSudly This could not have been he
'"NS' they w"r" disappointed AT seeing only green
n"' Felio" leaves offered for sale in place Of the
"a''''Nl blossoms with which the name Of orchid
u 'l''onHrly associated. Most Of the twenty
"''' d"h"rs and fanciers who knew that the
i'ah'N ""r" not blooming nov In spite of that
'"' highest price was brought by a plant bloom.
Ing with beautiful mauve clusters Of Translucent
P'"iS rms was a Catteya Bowringa a large
'"''fh"n with fortys bulbs and valued at s45
rs II was the plant went for IS. But that was
~ "''h IN excess Of any other price paid during
y" "'"fNn"n that II must have been due To the
'N"WN he executors Of the estate of Prof
"' VI !" Nc" Haven estimated the value of the
Wv" NJ about 81 head. to the aStonish-
u" persons familiar with It's quality Yet
'"'S PAD Yesterday were much less than
y" inc average. The total amount paid
W. %" lots was SlSS. %. The Cypripedium
S,,"'""unl named for Prof Marsh by F. C.
'a"dcrS OF ST Adams England. brought only
~, "h" Ioi NJ four Dendrodia sold for 81 so
,"'"' were the best prices broug hi during the
Hna'lN the plants were sold in lots that
"''n"l rom three To seven numbers ONLY
~" ""r" sold separately. The average price
-, very orchid sold was about fourteen cents
ms Is hut n small portion Of their real veIuc
NV, DAYS sale the more valuable plants will
'''l ana N is belipy ,,in
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l.. J. Phillips K Co. have sold for Harriet
Overheiser and Leander II. Grail to Abraham
Ruth and |. n. Berinstsin the six lots 15Ox
1908. OH the north side OF Tooth etreet 120 feet
west eli Park avenue.
LowenfeId h Prayer have sold to Pyser
Bookstavsr the plot, lOO5xlOO. on tho south
west corner of Second avenue and SiXty-third
street and the plot. 55xl0O 3. on the south sid 9
Of Sixty-third street. adjoining the corner.
Frank r. Sharrott has sold to an investor, for
r. ]. Blake. the nve-story fiat. No. 600 Lenox
W. wallace Detrick has sold for Thomas Bis
die to Catherine Sackett. the fve-story brick
fiat. on lot 25x75 No. 2251 Seventh avenue
4 Gilman. have sold for Frank A. Otis, the
dwelling on lot 2ls194.10. No As West
Eleventh street
William L. Mason has sold for Catherine
Steers the three-story dwelling. No 55b West
Twenty second street also. for Catherine Hick-
ey. the three sto-y dwelling. No. 80 West
Twenty ssventh street and for Maria c Smith
ths four-story brick dwelling. No. 263 West
Thirty seventh street.
Charles Weisbscker has sold for about
500. 600 the four-story fiat. with store on lot
25xl0O. No. 1856 East l25th street.
Frisda Hart has sold to c. v. Angel. OF
Stockton. Mass. the six story fiat 25xl0O No
52S West l25th street. taking in part payment
an old building on Henry street. between
Jack son and Grand streets.
Louis Lese has sold TO a Miss Church the Ave
story fiat. on lot 25xS5. No l443 Fifth avenue
W. & j. Pachrach have sold the six story
tenement. No. 81 Pitt street.
T.. \ Cruikshank & Co have sold to Cha rles
W Ogden the stable property. No. State
street,
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RAIL WAY,

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York. depart from Psnnsy vania
X. r. Station Daily. 23d at, Cortlandt and Des-
brOsses St
as-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt street 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
station.
1910 A. FAST MAlL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars, New York to Atlanta New Orleans. SAvan-
nah and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars, Washing
ton and Spartauburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car,
Washington to SAIL rancisco Tuesdays and Fridays
2:65 p. Nm. Y. &FLA. EXPREsS-Pullman Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars, New York to Columbia
Sayannah Jachsonyiile, Tampa and Augusta.
2:55 p. M.-WASHIN8TON CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA LYNCHBURG-Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping Cars New York 10 Roanoke. Knox
vile. Chattanooga. New Orleans and Memphia.
Dining Cars. Radford and Attalis.
4:26 p. M.-WASHlNGTON SOUTHWESTERN
IIMIfED-Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
New York TO Atlanta. New Orleans. Birmingham.
Memphis. Asheville Knoxville, Chattanooga b
Nashville. Dinin! Car serves meals. New York b
New Orleans.
PRANK &. CANNON, J. NJ. CULP,
Sd Vice. Pres. q Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgn
W. A. TURK. @ P A.
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OFFERED TIPS ON STOCKS.
s,tcK TOUNG WOMAN IN THE POLICE
NET AVID OUT AGAIN

NEI AHD VOf h"NiN
"Inside w
lht"rs NJ w ~
Informant w" "s
BrokorA '""""e"'"' "'o""k'~P"o''
chief Of Police Devery received from DR.. G. q.
Gamble o' Diamondvile. Wyo., three weeks
., tina following typewritten circular with n
.,os,ion that IL would be a good thing To in
.s,io,te:
NEW YORK, Sept 10. 30.
My pF,R sir: ! trust that you will pardon the
nb.ryI take in addressing you, but knowing that
,on ara or less interested in the stock market
and a. I am in q position to obtain very valuable
Information at times. thought II wonld be to our
mutual advantage financially to communicate with
you
lama young lady employed in tho capacity OF
,erapher and private correspondent by ono Of
thsleadug stock and bond brokerage concerns in this
city A M position 10 a confidential one. am at
All times during business hours attending to my
dutesin private office OF the nrm. and frequently
oy,rhesr schemes projected for the manipulation
o. various stocks on the market and am therefore in
Spos.tion I" learn many days IN ADVANCE what
future move IL TO be made on any particular stock
The VAN" OF 'n.S n'lo''nA.on 'An "ni' "e Ap
fre'iH'" W '" ,, 49,. ,.i,. ,.,,..'
taken ~. c,ni,.I 70 irvs.t .I.o ,rnn,
,.,.,,rs scrnu,es tb., 10 b.tr,y tbe coma
dtn'r o. NY '"'p''' ~ " '
morally wrong. Bnt daily contact WITH Wall street
brol,rs and a close observation Of their methods
y, .,,,. i,,yltny nv which A fev on III. in.id.
=" 9o, ,,,,,,,. NJ, do,,.r, viii. ,ho.o .,o,
ncnnhMe h''''n' w "V'"''' "n''' 'n'"' "''
in the know con'nNaiy lose seeing THIS almost
daily I feel in a sense justified in imparting the
,1,rr,,,,or Il..rn from m. to time, for pront to
A., $780,. ,,r,a h0,,, o,h.u. ., ,,.,
myself ana al the same '''ne neip o'her' 10 MAKE
some money 'hr"uS" "''"'"'" 'nA' 10 'nia'"o'e
~ have positive information on an active listed
nav -, -, a.. A.. t,,
railroad stock no" quoted AT low ns"to. tha' VIII
advance 20 10 20 points within tho next 80 days.
and will reach par within o. days. The Gould
,,,,,. ,...rtiv a,uu,r,i thi, road which ia NOT
"n''"" e".! . :, ,..na 49,. .no.
ReneFai' A"'"n' p"' ~ o' -, ~ ''aA' Wv 'a"'
they interested the stock VIII nave most phe-
nomenal advance and those the inside will reap a
h,r,,.,,ccor,,tny,v
r,'S..,,h,. Formation, AND toor vo, ,ru,.
Will mart 'his Ihtor "AHoh anu hesp you iuhy
,,,, ,,,Lo vo,r trad, ,brouph nnv hroker you
,hooso An immediate rep,v will receive prompt
'no',' 90" ,,t 80, ,.,. 49, 49,,
attention hc'!'"s "" !'u' n'n'f AZ se".i' man
that YOU Will not dirulgs your source OF informa-
on and trusting to hear from You b. return OF mail
1.,,,,, N,.sA Ioxc
i'''"''"' ,.,t.- 49,, ~ v,
''t we" f"N urN' street. NC" iorA CITY
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Re.cued Grew R.nohs. Raltimnr.

BALTIMORE. Oct 6.-Capt ]. X. skoaeld. his
wife. the officers and crew. ten persons In
all. OF the lost schooner Carrie A. Lane. which
sailed from here last June for Vera Cruz. Mex
leo, With coal. and which foundered at sea on
last Tuesday in latitude. 80 AZ north, longitude,
773O west, reached Baltimore this morning
from Norfolk on the Old Bay Line steamer
Alabama. They were destitute, q
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aIeChanics' Liens.


Washington ct. " cor Desbrotses at, 2llo
1928; John McCallum o. VS. l. Nit.
chell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............... A23
Same prop: Karl Mathiassn vs. same -. 20
Washington Av, " 5. 3uOs sOth vt. l45xlOO:
Thomas OBrien Va James 4 Lane. n
Rappock st. w q. 800 n Johnson v. Spuyten
DuyvIl. 3OIlE3: Michael J Martin vs.
james and John MAhonry .................. 4
SaIe nv, g 9. 100 Mc6raw Av. 5ox 100;
Max Schroeder VS. Aaron Hunter ........... Q
1o3d at. 10 F.: Daniel Lisberthal ys John
and Jane Fredenthaler. ................... 2
Wales av. n W cor 1921 st. 5oI 100 Walter
Gnldis Va Louthe- Horne ct al. ....... 49,
Washington st, 40: George PRster VS. J
EMtcheii .'.:s'':i;;o c,t,:.:,,o,. s.,;,.. ~
Louis R os,i. ~: ..-.,..... 20
Jackson av, " s. 90 1bsth at. 2CoX73.8:
John Bell VS. Willis R Phillips -. 1877
Fulton ay. cor l7<th at, 12RlO1IOO:
wOthcrspoon h Son Va Morris Marx And
Anthony Duuleyy. ......................... 80
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Satiafied Mechanics Liens.

Olansky X Parkin Va Abraham FSrber, 1921
1923 Washington ay. and 1914 h 2Sl6
Park av; I4ns .......................... ss26
pimock h Fink vs. same. same prop; 1899 8s5
Dudley. James II, VI same. same prop:
Robinson stonewaie c. yssame. same prop;
lNNb ltl
Josrphson. simon. VS. John Murray ano.
676 4 40 Wales av: 1899. .................. 7R(
Seuner. George j, vs. Theresa Rsinhardt. by
bond. Boulevard, " 4, 1875 n p2d at 1900. 2<i
Owens, James L ano John Madden,
l47th st. $ $, 100 Willis av; lSvv ........ 4.
Same VS. same. same prop; 1899 ......,.,,... 4:
Majorv, william +. Va James Swami, by de-
post. 10th av. n cor Dyck nan st; 1897 A.
Ah"ai n. Alexander J, VS. K Lawrence ct al.
1854 broadway; lSDy. Observation-Disclosures. q.
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Recorded Leases.

Aenke, John F, to Susan Murray. Madison
Hv. 1910 II cor 10th at, 10 ol2 yrS,
...,....... .....:..... ............ ,... IS 900
Lord. Daniel and ano. trustees, to Hugh j
Grant, Sth av.Sw cor 55th st. 2I10O.lO
yTb,..s.....,-.f.
Van Dyke. Cornelius b, to JAmeB s Coward,
Greenwich At, 26S, y S.l2yrs .............
Union Trust Co. trustee. to Davis Sanford,
9Th av, 248, 10 yrs ..,....,... -, s, 2b
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Plans Filed for New Building.

Valentine av. zoo; two. story and basement
dwelling; Hannah Perkins. owner.
Liner. architect; cost .... ............ $4,000
DAILY Av. ., 100 n nth At; seven two story
dwellings Frank McCone, owner Nc
Cone. architect; cost ..,.. ............. 1850
18th st. a. 40 e I'D Ay: two Dix story and
basement fats; b A Klein owner, Pei
ham. architect: cost $4,000
12Ath at. ms IL q Broadway; six STORY nat;
Anthony Clnchy. owner; F Pelham.
Ichitsct cost. ......... IFS. 900
Dawson ct. " cor Irggett Ay; four.atory
fat and stores; Fred Mccarthy, owner; W
c Jefferson, architect; cost, '....... -. 10000
Broadway, 42h improvement to oficeH;
samuel Insse. owner; hcAfee Archi.
tect; cost Observation-Disclosures. 400
9Th Av and 18th st. cor improvement
to tenement and stores: Josephine
Schmidt. owner: W Cole. architect;
a7th 81. 1920 W. Improvement to nat:
+ Rhinelandsr, owner; q Roberts.
architect cost. .,,............ 400
Lexington Av and 2sth Ht cor; improve
ment to dwelling and store: Joseph CHS
ssni owner; L Berger. architect cost -. 5000
Hoffman Av, Papa; improvement to dwell
ing Joseph Welles, owner; Arthur Boeh-
mer. architect cost. .....,...........,. 1850
Clinton Av q. 100 I75th at: improve
ment to dwelling; II Gratabar, owner;
CS Clark. architect cost. ..........,.... 2,oCo
Norris Jacoby. owner; Sass 4 Smallhciser.
architects: cost. .................. 25O
Greenwich at. "a; improvement TO lofts;
Dpand, owner; A GavigEn, architect;
cost ..............,..,.,.,,. 1000
Broadway, 2os; improvement to ofhces;
Mrs l. Shepard, owner; Morell.
I'd Av, b52; improvement to tenement and
stores; Steiner, owner; ACAuliffe
architect cost 1000
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4 PIainaeId Road Hor.e Stolen.

',.N' 'fLp' y. j., Oct 8,--David G. Small.
,,,ed ","'ng horse Ned Davis, a new pneumatic.
ton, '"' wagon and set Of harness were stolen
,,s, ,H N'a'l" last night, about IL O'Clock Soon
,ou ,"'.Ehl former Judge W. A. Coddington
II u ''n"l'eys horse PASS through the city
~ !, was seen later hy Leonard smith ~ Nn,,b
RanJnM' gong toward the mountains. Arthur
as Si"hi WI" was employed by Nj Smalley
N""'rman. is missing
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Fabel. Peter, TO VIM Brown. sIr &c. 1ss
Baum David. and Nose; iron:9n to Bridget o'0OO
Il Murphy, Prince 81. = . cor Mott g. yrs $500
fwsER tS.t Ss s1.S .. E.,. Il calvin 800
Newman. Agns.sM, to Henry b clsrt. Mad.
i w,n,i nvws 100 SO Sd st. sI'end't ,ooo
M ecormsi. Daniel A. s 70 warren s.mimi. 'Ooo
LsiS. Elise, to jo: 80" Su,terwortS, OAK. 'VO'
My qi.s iSp t ofSs2ns a. ROBE ss 200
Pql.t julie L, c'1 Mary " ward, trustee 20 '"oOO
D.m@.r 9 fReodoro ct al. to william S0Oo
HI.rtheid. sts linton ay. Iyr,...s.;.... 1000
ana Ciinord A. Hama. ct al. trustees, INV
Hart. pstisl. ct al to Henry white. Le,ing '''''
ton ton s VA ~ ~ 2Ss ssd ST. secures rentof
Beese. William i and Laura 4. to Ernost
%snem,nn 800 ,ssa It, ,n.talls 1loo
WEBSTER sV IL "R i1i.9 r. in.taii. 900
R an, Cath =. t. Frances N King BriTgsW
o.o,H Nary 11 o Tr.n : King Brss. $500
nay aysss 2ii:iine Trsyersst. 49,; $500
Hart, Patrick ct. to Emigrant industrial
Savings Bank. Lexington AVIS 2e.s
BsrneS' Rose. 10 Loui. J.n.f. SO W Iisth '00
Costello. Mary 4, to Cornell. D stevens. ''
Briggs hv. es, 1919 1ysth or Travers
st yr. 2,boo
o5S. Ma a Ii s1: .R a.d Trust
fitzpatrick, Edward ", to Edward Open.
Bendhs m, Adolph NJ. to The Phiiadelphis
SAVING FUND society, 142o and 1922 Sd
schwisder, Hermann to Title Guarantee
aud Trust Company, az Manhattan av.
Bootstaver. Peyser. to Pincus Lowcnfeld,
and ano Brook Az. es. 200 l7lNst.
Martin. Hugh. to Peter A Labor. lboth st.ss.
400 eCourtl.ndt a.. demand '...,'.. w.. 5000
stevenson. Cath NJ. to Jacob krppeit, 18th
g Az. cor 1894 at. saloon lsass. demand 1000
Schefold Geo J.,to Republic Savings and
- Loan Assoc. 3o7 Pearl st, yr............ 1000
Healey or Haley. Bernard j, to Jennie N
Brady. Arthur o: Central av.ie 8. lot az.
map OF Monterey. y part, yr. ...,.....-.' ECO
1ssnterg. sophia. to Vim W Johnson and
ano. trustees. etc. West End Nv, sc cor
lo2dst. 3yts 27.5oo
Jones Walter .. to American Mortgage Co.
goth st, ss 80 Q eth av ~ part; also Vesey
stss, lot+7 map Church Farm. y part.
Tyr. 10000
Lillendahl. John q r. to Julia R Cameron,
laist st: n 8. 1875 W Amsterdam av, s yrs. $4,000
BRYANT. Chas ct al to Geo and Marcus
Heilper. assigns interest in properly OF
Geo Bryant. in blocks .63H and l.Ia2.
section H. to secure .................... 2SO2
ReinAch. Max. to Edward NJ Burghard, Lex.
ngton az n v cor s1.t.t. VI ,;.,.... 10000
Sullivan. Timothy y, to Eliza A (irinnelLl 100
and Ill W 3sd at. yrs ..,,..., ~. $500
Wells, Vim ] Jr, to Otto Newstadt. 5sth at,
IS, 225 nth av. installs ............... 1000
6roRan. Susan, and Thomas II to Jennie n
Brady, Bird or Fordham av, o Q. part Of lot
map upper Morrisania. N part, yr.... $50
at. fnstalis ..,.........'-. 1000
Mcdonnell Rose, to Title Guaranty and.
Trust Co, 4++ W l4th at. , yrs .....,....,. 1900
Tesoro, Joserh. to Gerard Z Conner Van.
eibilt or Park av. es. 100 n l74th st
Hahn, bertha NJ to Frederick b Aschner
l27th at. n e. 2Ih.s W I'd av: also Teller
av, avs, bsS.2 Q 15Dth st. lnstalls...... 1000
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''''S Tor the KinGS County and Brighton
Beach RoHda

T''ent isosster OF the BROOKLYN Rapid
tho r company announced yesterday that
po,. n'Ne' County Elevated and Brighton
and II, toads would be onerated by tho trolley
the Ma,rh ta,l systems on the entire route from
~ - ""r!y next week, 'A' o''sSe W "oney
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4. the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
to-day Peter r. Meyer & Co. sold. in foreclo-
sure. the four story stone front dwelling. 10 IL
Nl0o D. No AZ West SiXty-hrst street to the
Plaintiff Amelia Nasselli. for 81 800.
John " Golding sold. in foreclosur the six
story brick store and tenement. - lx6S. No.
$50 Water street. to the plaintiff. Amelia
Hainee for 5000.
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THREW HIMsE1F UNDER TRAIN
Cabman Had Lost His Money on tho Races
and Was Desperate.

John Byrnes, a cab driver living at Columb
avenue and 10th street. committed suicide
yesterday by throwing himself In front OF q
passenger train on the Harlem railroad near
Fordham station. Byrnes worked at the
sheepShead Bay tracks all summer When the
season closed he sold his horse and cab for $45
His lAndlady says he had lost all his money at
MorFiA Park
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American Mortgage Co to Henry A Himmol-
mann. trus.,..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same to The Hebrew Benevolent and Or
phan Asylum Society. ......................
Churchill. Lily W ct al. exrs. &C. to Lily "
Churchill ct al Observation-Disclosures.
Kempner Elias, to Jeanette X Name ...
Manwaring. Carrie, to Giies II Vaudeville
Oppenheimer. August, TO AARON Bach ..
Taller Robert W. to Ernest G Stedman o..
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to James Sui.
Ivan .......... ............. ............
Same to Cornelius d Wood ct al. trus ......
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list at. 252 W: Amy D Cole vs. Emily Rauchfuss
specific perfor nance: atty, II Mack.
Maiden lane. IS. IS. Greenwich OF, III; Harrison
st.. as Clinton pl. III and other lots in Brooklyn
and Hsrkimor co. n Y Marie Murray James
MrDermott and ano, excrs. &C, ct al: partition;
atty. O J McDarmott
eth 1T. 3l6 f. Henry Quicker va Jonas WE'LL ct al ae
ton to restrain, Acl; atty. kipp.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO R. R,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II. 1890.
FOX THE wEsT.
Leave New York. South Ferry white hall Terminal
and foot Of Liberty street. Time shown 10 from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street minutes later
-Daily. Except sunday. ssundays.
CHICAGO. 1870 A. Liberty street onlyl
Il 40 p. NJ and "l2:lO night
PITTsBUkG. $3.50 A. NJ. Liberty street only.
IS 56 7. NJ. *l2 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST Lofts 1855 A. M. 1888 Pm.
"l2lunght.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WARRINGTON. BALTIMORE t7;b5. .y:56 Diner,
s'l26 A II. DINER. 1880 P. n tDner) .i;2S
DINER. - 81 Royal Limited. exclusive Pullman
Train; Diner. .+'6s ,TIpsra .S;6s p tpinsr'
All trains arc illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofhces ll8, ia, :6l. +3+. 1884 Broadway; 20
ton 81. Brooilyn; whitehall Terminsl and Liberty
Baggage checked from hotel or residence 10 dssti-
nation.
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western.

BtAtlOns In New YORK, loot OF BArcIAy and Chr1to-
Leave ~ Y. phor sta Arrive N. Y.
500 ...-.. BinEhamton Mail ..... SEQ pn
$1,000 am Ithaca. OBWeHo. Buffalo EI 500 pm
~ 100 pm Buffalo and Chicago Express 20 90 pm
400 pm Scranton, W!lkesbArre and
Plymouth Express ..... ....12:2o pm
~ 90 pm Buffalo and Chicago Linn. Ell S7i3o pm
$3.50 pm Buffalo EI (Ar. Buffalo :: <6 am. 20 90
~ 40 pm Ithaca OAwego, Utica and
Buffalo III $780,. ...... ...... 81 so Am
tSleeper to Scranton. Nay be occupied to 7 30 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 11B, %2O
and $50 broadway and Ia Park place.
Wsstcott'h Express Company will call for and
check baggage TO destination, ~DAily.
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Medira!.

A TTENTION.-OLD DR. GRINDLE. GRADUATE
n UNIV EHsITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT 81 YEARS AsPECIALIst
IN DISEASES OF MEN. OLD Dh. GRISDLk has
been longer and has had Renee
than any other Advertising phystcian; ety papers
skin diseases pain IN bones. red spots sore throAt
and mouth ulcers. painful swellngs. kidney and
bladder complaints, sCalding innAmm alton, gravel.
undeyeloped "rRAn:, weak OAct lost vitality. are
should consult OLD DR aRINDLE' Every impsdi
msnt removed Sufferers. do not waste time visit
inE less bkilful physclAna. Remember. OLD DR.
GRlSDLE never fails OFFICE OVER 10 WARS AZ
Ill West 18th ST.. between Sth and 18th avs. Advice
free Medicine 81. Hours, to v. Sundays. 9 to8.
OLD DIR. GREY. As years n apecIaliHt In
diseases of men only. quickest permRnen mt cure
guArGn IN all the diseases peculiar TO blood
poison, skin diseaSes. sidney and bladder trouble,
Weakness nervous debility, errors OF youth. bad
dreams undeyelopsd organs, impsdiments TO mar
rage, &c, Consult old Dr. 8rey first; he Ia the old
est established and the longest III practice OF any
daysH 10 a. Scientific treatment; advice free. Medi
cine only 90 cents, No charge unless cured.
A.-A.-A.-oTICKE PERMAS
CURE IN diseases of men; dangerous cas'G so
ioited. relief at ONE; those desiring only nr1t-
C ass scientific treatment should call. Tho leading
specialist DR.. BDnEchu ltl WEST 2lST ST.,
pto .. 90. sundays, 10 to
nR. MRS REISHARDs SASITARIUM Eatab.
~ lshrd 1870, female irregularities scientifically
treated single. married los West %7th at.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-07
REAL ESTATE NEWS

The reality market was moro active than us
ual yesterday. and as a result several Gales Of
more than ordinary proportions were reported.
In addition there was a moderate amount Of
general selling. in which dwellings figured
prominently The day was the best OF the
week thus far.
The two most important sales made involved
unmproved property. Six lots. l50x1009, on
the north side OF Tooth street. 100 feet west OF
Park avenue. we're sold by Phillips h Co.. and
two plots 100. 5x10O and 55x1O0.5. at Second
avenue and sixty third street. were bought by
Pyser Bookstaver. who will erect dix siN-story
fats on tho site.
There we're four offerings scheduled for sale
in the auction room. three in foreclosure and
one in partition. The partition Offering and
one OF the foreclosure offerings were adjourned
until Oct II. The plaintiffs secured the re-
naming two parcels.
A lis pendens in partition proceedings was
recorded Yesterday by Mario Murray against
james W. McDermott The property involved
includes Nos 81 and IS Maiden lane. 1T
Greenwich street. AZ Harrison street. Ill
Clinton place and property in Brooklyn and
Herkmier county. n. Y.
Edward W. Fitzpatrick 10 the buyer OF record
OF the plot 2OxlOO. on the southwest corner OF
Central Park West and Ninety first street
Hugh ]. Grant has leased from Daniel Lord.
trustee. property. 25.2xlOO. on the southwest
corner OF Eighth avenue and Fifty-nfth street.
The lease runs for ten years, at s., 900 year.
Brokers A. +. 4 F. A. Karensen report an i'm
portant sale OF property at Arverne- by the
Sea. They have sold four lots each to Pauline
Rothstein. Miriam Marks. Esther Levy and
Lazarus Fried on Jessica avenue These lots
will be improved with summer houses costing
about $500 apiece.
Timothy d. Sullivan took tito yesterday to
No. 1l2 West Thirty fourth street and Nos.
100 and III West Thirty-third street for a
stated consideration OF Sl35. 900. Mortgages
aggregating $4,000 were placed on the prop
crty.