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The morning news., 1899-12-03

Daily Movements at OlHeE
Pensacola-Net receipts, 1,7S4; gross, l.
7St
alvesion-Steady; middling, IA; net re-
ccipts u 1888; gross, 1888; sales, 1,459;
stock 239, 1888.
New Orleans-Quiet; middling, ~ net
receipts. 1O099; gross. 1O,099; sales, 1850;
stock 1885, 1877.
Mobile-Steady; mddling, 49, net re-
ceipts 661 gross, 661; sales, 1900; stock, 81
Si5
Charleston-Firm; middling, IA; net re-
ceipts, LIP; gross, LIP; stock, 94,096,
Wilmington-Steady; middling, IA; net
receipts, 2709; gross, 2,7O9; stock. 2S5S0.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, 71a; net re-
ceipts 1905; gross. 2,5O6; sales, 412; stock.
36,432.
Baltimore-Steady; middling. "a; gross
receipts, SIS; stock, 1926.
New York-Quiet; middling, 7S4; net re-
eepts, 497; gross, 2,779; stock, Jog. 103.
Boston-Quiet; middling, 1916; net re-
cepts, 726; gross, 4,959.
elphia-Quiet; middllng, s; net re-
eeipts, III; gross, III; stock, 5,731.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns
Augusta-Quiet; middling, 71a; net re-
ceipts, 1,729; gross, 1928; sales, 924; stock,
59.015.
Memphis-Firm; middling, 7-16; net re-
celpls, 265l; gross 2,751; sales 1000; stock,
1S41S0.
St. Louis-Steady; middling, 71h; net re-
100 S5S
Cincinnati-Quiet; middling, 75s; net re-
cepts' 3,SQ7; gross, 3,S07; sales, 800; stock,
3QSSO.
Houston-Steady; middling, 7-16; net
receipts l2,8l4; gross, 12,S14; stock, sc, ,547.
Louisville-Quiet; middling, rs.
Exports of Cotton This Day
OalYeston-To Great Britain, 1,734; con-
tnent, 1916.
New Orleans-To Great Britain, 2,79s;
france 5'475; coastwise, 1,797
ayannah-Coastwise, 1851.
Norfolk-Coastwise 2,610.
Baltimore-Coastwise $500.
wise 200.
Boston-To Great Britain, 725.
IolaI foreign exports from all ports this
uay' 10 Great Britain, 54S; to France, s.
10, TO the continent 5,92s
e Io'ai foreign exports from all ports thus
i@I le this week: To Great Britain. 5,45S; to
rance 5,475; to the continent. 5,S29.
y Io.al foreign exports since Sept. /, 1899:
-. ~ 1Ieat Britain, 799, ,4SS; to France, S49 91S:
" 'he continent, S49, 1O5
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WHEAT OFF on PooR DEMAND.

Chicago, Dec 2.--Wheat was steady
early but weakened on a poor demand
from outside, closing 1zm9sc under yes
terday Corn, influenced by the wheat
market closed a shade under. Oats
closed a shade higher and proyis ons SO
NC up, the latter supported by good de-
mand and light holding supply.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Wheat No. .
Dec ..... .642s 6434d6fB 1914 64B
May 80. .6s7s6t69 69A 6SAQ683s 6SssQ6Sl4
Corn No. 2
Dec ...... .30A 303sd30h 30 30
Jan .....30A 3O# 3Oh430% 3OAn3OB
May 80. .324G32ss 32asd321z 32ls 321ba32l4
oats No. 2
Dec 49,. .22ss 222k ka2e1k 22A 22h
Nav .23h 237sG24 23A 23s49237s
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John K McAfe. and wife to Joseph MoF.r-

ssth ct. 8 ., is4.6 v Park sy. 51.IIiOo,s;
the Congregation chaari Hedek TO Mary
eist ct, ss, 22b Q 9Th av. 26I1oo; Bertha
Volkening to John + Deylin, ............ 1850
18th ct, n .. 254,3 Q Park ay, 0.pG1O0. TO-
Laura A Upton to Samuel Pndwel. ,,u.., Il
18TH At, II =, 264.a q Park av, 0.gx10O.i0i
Asa r Davidson and wife to Samuel Pad.
1iIth at, So, AL e Leno1 av. L .sxioo.il;
Harold b Holmes and wife to Vim W Bow
10th vt. IL 3, 22b . Lenox av, 25xloo.lI;
Jacob II Fischer and ano to WHY'S
1924 st, III g cor eth Az, T5Ii5oe 9: Column.
bus av, Stb, e 9, 25IS0; West broadway,
1865. VS., 2bI5o; interior lot. 80 W Wost
" 25r $ 25H rs; Thomas G Oakley and
ano. exrs and trus. to MARY d Ward ct AL.
1R6th Of, q =, J46,6 W Willis av, 20Klo0;
Louisa Heinrich to Michael Mclaughlin 80.
13Nth ~. n a, 100 Q Brook avs 262. AZ 100;
Port Morris Land and Improvement Co to o-
Leopold Hutter. ......... 26.s7
13pth st, n y. $50 q ct AIMS av. 2OOxlOo;
VIM Rankin to Chas II Partridge: 49,.
1881 at, sos W, 1pIlOO, James r Daross.
ref. TO Ernst Marx Nathan ca. .......... 100
177th st.. 9 e., 26O. y Q Central av, 65I1oo; Syl
yester Pope ct al, exrs and trus, to Leopold $3.50
Nth at, ns. 61.s " Marmion Nv. iol.lI
100, 100 llIIp 30. 1; Sylvester Pope ct al,
eIrs and trus. to John I Naughton. 49,. 1+,2C
17ith at, n .. bl.s W Marmion av, JOLLY
O.5xlOo .l1KlaO.7; John I Naughton to
Isadore Levy. ,.....
Isoth at. \. 100 e Mohegan NV, 2bH133:
Nils Carlson to Maria whale ..........-.. 100
1SSth 81, Q 4, 81 Q Vanderbilt Av, "a. l0x10O;
Frank p Lockwood to Edward 7 Myers. &c
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REAL + NEWS.

An appearance OF great activity was given to
the realty market yesterday by the announce
ment OF several sales Of Fifth avenue property.
but several Of the sales were closed some time
ago. and the others are indications Of a dis
tinctly local movement. and have little bearing
on the general market.
the present sales have practically removed
from the market the available corners on Fifth
avenue fronting on the Park and largely eK-
tend the confines OF the millionaire colony
there. The brokers. Whitehouse x Porter. res
port that the buyers OF the twelve lots at 1920
street and Fifth avenue are James A. Burden.
Jr.. and John II. Hammond, Jr. The sale was
reported some time ago.
Outside OF the transactions In Fifth avenue
realty. several interesting sales were reported
yesterday. and. altogether. the day was some-
what above the average.
Two floors in the ten story building to be
erected at 1872 Fifth avenue have been leased
by Brokers NJ. & l.. Hess. Each floor contains
10000 square feet.
The Warwick Hotel. on theInorthwest corner
OF Broadway and Fortieth street. has been
leased by Elliott Zborowski to John Bittner for
ten years for Sl25.OO0.
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Private Sales.

ID, o Mills has bought the block front on
Fifth avenue. between lO4th and l05th streets.
pol .1Oxl25 on 104th street x20O on l05th
w. Lanman Bull has bought the six lots on
the southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and
William ii. Travers has bought the six lots
on the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
The John R. Ford estate has sold to an in
$50 feet north Of Thirty-tourth street.
james ID. Laying has bought the four lots on
the north side Of Ntncty-tifth street. 100 feet
Jesse G. Bennett i Co. has sold for t. H. Ri1
to an investor the hve-story double fiat. 35x
e0x1o9.. NJ, $50 West EiGhtieth street. TO-
g. Tuoti & Go. have sold to n client for James
A. Brady the flve-story double tenement No.
4l5 East l2fth street. on lot 2oIlOO. for
I. X. Durham has bought No. 35 East Sixty
eighth street.
H. Il. Dreyer has sold to Sausr & Herbener
George r. Read has sold. to Frank ]. Gould
the stable. on lot 25xlOO. No. 2lS West Fifty
eighth street.
Hirsh 4 Oppenheimcr are reported to have
sold to a builder the plot. lqnxl22i on the
Underground street. The price is said to be
about SlbO,OU0
f. J. Yelling. Jr; has sold to Louis Lese the
plot, BOON 100. on the south side OF 134th street.
$50 feet east OF Seventh avenue.
No. 5lS Fifth street, a five -story double tone
ment. is reported sold to NJ. Klesius.
to &C. Blinn. Jr.. the lot, 25x1OO. on the north
side of Ninety-eiKhth street. 325 feet west Of
Central Park West.
ton with j. f. Johnson. for q Mrs; Robe the
two three-story dwellings. Nos. 334 and :}3p
West. Thirty.third street. and for q Mrs.
West Thirty-third street. The buyer OF all the
property is said to be a builder.
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At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday Peter F.. Meycr& Co; sold. in foreclosure.
the three-story, brick. dwelling, No. 203 West
than Company, forSlO. 700; also, the seven two
story frame dwellings. ~120x9'.1l, on the south
side OF 209th street. 100 Ieet east of Amster-
dam avenue. to the plaintiff. Lawrence Multi
gan. for Sl1.7OO, and the four-story stone.front
dwelling. No. 259 Madison avenue. to John n.
Golding for $4,000.
William Kennedy sold. In foreclosure, the
New Bowery. to the plaintiff. George R. Kuhn.
for So. $40 and interest.
Richard V. Harnett 4 Co. sold. in foreclosure.
the vacant lot. 25XSI.o. on 1.-THE northwest cor
ner Of Crescent avenue and Avenue st. John. to
the plaintiff. Herald Employees Cooperative
Association. for S.. 900.
James l.. Wells sold. in foreclosure. the three
story frame dwelling. on lot 5OxlOO. on, the
pue B., Unionport. to the plaintiff. joseph
Thai. for S2.3S7. and. the vacant lot. 10Ox2O0.
on the west side Of Lafayette street. 800 feet
north of Railroad avenue. to Mayer d Flack-
hart for 81 SOC
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y, J., y. IT y IT, II, II. MN tNn0eCIIONs,
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY way of Due
500 4. NJ. Springfield amt Worcester, $40 I. VI.
1000 VI thew London and Providence. 3:COP.M
$1,000 4. NJ, New London and Providence, 4: % 1.
Zoo NJ, Springfield and Worcester, h4OP.M
1850 Pm, AR Lane. Via Wilumantic. 600 i VI.
l:O2 PM, New London and Providence, 700 /. VI.
500 NJ. New London and Providence. 300 +.
1900 VI springfield and Worcester, 1000 1. VI.
81. 90 I, NJ, FNcw London aud Providence IL :OOP. VI.
slI:nO pm, +Sprugfeld and Worcester, 6.l5 AN.
sl2-O 90 l.. NJ, FN"W Lunduuaui Providence, Il 10 A. NJ.
"ltuns daily. including sunday.
ttBav state Limited. all parl0r cars; fare s., in.
CludI ny Iarlor car scat.
Air line Limited. arrives and departs from Park
Square station, Boston. Return serve" same hour
and by sam" route. EWill stop at 12bth 81.
Through parlor and sleeping ars by each train.
&. T. HEMPSTEAD, ten. Pass. AGENT.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

Stations foot Of West 23rd, Cortland and Desbrosses
9 Streets (l'cuna. Il. X. Fcrries.)
Time West 2ard Street; Other figures Cortlandt or
only. Otner trains daily. I SUNDAY lea,esG.45. Sun.
T,B.J5, 700 A. II; l"cai for EAsToNS,.,.
FALLS ind West, and prlncIpsl local points, Parlor
AMI Dining Cars. Connects e. Cog .r"nsnes.
ExSagSS," Handsomest train IL the w6rlG. Lin.
itI TO seating capacity. Due buffalo g.55 l.. NJ; con.
melting with through s.eepcrs 10 Detroit and Chicago.
< For wILKES.BARRE,
iS.22' i.vo p.M SCRANTON, Coal Branches
T3.oO, 4'V : NJ and Intermediate points.
~El.55. III N. Local for MAICH CHUNK.
~ a, 5.SO r. N. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
oil PM. Local Express for EASTON.
'J.5J, x6.OS I. NJ. For .BurhIo and points Vest
-7,J5, SOD 7. VI. Express for BUFFALO and
ToRONTD. None but Sleeping Car PASSENGER carried.
1925 1870 Pm. FnrlTHACA, ROCHESTER,.
BUFFALO AMI West. Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
South P~LNINFIELD and FOUND BROOK locals,
daily except sunday 'lO4, l0.JO AN. '225, 2.%, 'A.O,
80, -s.25 and $50 7. NJ. oo
Tickets and Pullman accommodation Mt IFS, 26l, wv,
$50, 81 and 1874 broadway, 3 Union square West 2 ~
Brosdwly and Brookiyn Annex Station, Brooklyn
y. y. Transfer Go will call for and check baggage
from hotel rr rpsIHunC" through to t"stirAitOn.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

Broadway and 1o7th q. n Q cor; seven.story
ter, architect; cost '.,"...". $685. 900
oourtllndt ay. $50; Improvement to dwell.
ing; ANGELO Marello. owner; Morse 4
Landsi,del architects; cost. .-...... .... 1900
Commonwealth av. W 8, It's n Mansion st;
two.stoy dwelling;iJohp Mcbride. owner,
B Ebling, architect: cost. ............. $500
ment TO dwelling: Al Stevens, owner;
John Sexton. architect; cost ......,,.... 1000
Grace .ay. e,s. 70 n st Raymond av; two
Dillingham;. architect; cost, -,.,...... 5000
Grace av. W s 100 s. st RAymond's av; two
story dwelling; Joseph Wagner. owner; B
EblinR. architect; cost ....., ........, 1000
1ntervsle av. e 800 9 l97th ct: Johanna Car
min. owner; John DsHart. architect; cost. 5000
Rutgers place. 8; ~siI.story fat; 3. Jarmo.
lowsky, owner; Schneider 4 Herter. archi-
Union square and 18th ct, 3 q cor: r Dill
Ion estate. owner; J b Lord. architect;
Wooster at, 1915; improvement to lofts
and stores; Louis Lorillard. owner; Jor.
dan h Giller, architects; cost. ............ 5000
9th av and 45th st. n W cor; improvement
to Offices; J 7 Tower. owner; j B Baker.
architect; cos. o.. ....,........ .......... 5000
Mahoney. owner; Schneider L Herter.
architects: cost ......... .............. &c, 900
Path st, ~ W: improvement to studio; HI
Barber. owner; Henry Archibald, archi-
ba' st, rs W, improvement to dwelling;
Mrs IN Curtis' owner; J b Baker. archi-
bsth st, ~ E; Improvement to dwelling; A
W Stokes, owner, q X Thompson, Archi-
eth ct. 2Ji-266 W; fvestory factory; vii.
liam Ryle l. Co. owners; @ X Thompson.
II8th at, 523 T.: improvement TO factory:
CIV Hokstahler. owner; h h Davis. archi-
pect' cost. .''.,'.'. ......,. ...."... 1,zoo
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Amsterdam nv. n W cor l42d at, "a. 11x1o2.11I27. 2
xll8.6: Frederick Brandt vs. Geo r burlington ct al,
foreclos lien; atty, + X Hummel
Spring IT. q " cor Mott OF, 25.7x96.7 x26.1Io3.9 o;
Isabella Nj Eubury vs. John @ Norris ct al; atty, K
Embury.
willett st, 40 Barnet Friedman W Barney Cohen
ct al; atty, N 3 and I s Isaacs.
2sth At. 2a1 W, Emmett, II Smith VS. VIM F Rohrlg
ct al; foroclos lien. atty, W II Reed.
asth at, sc, 100 G Columbus av. 75I1oo.11; Julia
Goetz VS. Jeanette Hilgers ct OIL; 3 actions; atty. A.
Zimmerman.
Ia4th vt. n 9, 2oo g Leno1 a. 5O19a.11; sophia
wehrt vs. Mary F Conner ct al, foreclos lien; atty. D
] Kelly.
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LIS Pendens

Washington ~. " . 45o n Talmadge at, 26Il46i
Washington av, " 8, 287.6 II g Quarry road, 25X145.
and 3 Lewis Of; Annie MAtthies VS. Electa Weiden-
bach OF al. partitions; atty. j Eisner.
2bth at, n 8, 375 o list av, 5OxuS.y; 10th at, n 3. 800
0 1st av, bo1as.p Faith 1T. n ~, 800 Q let Av. 2bxas. .;
oath st. n 8. 1916 Q lat av. 175I irrcg to 10th st 1907
irreg to beg. the Durant Land Improvement Co va
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. trustee ct al; partition:
attys, Sullivan h G.
35th at, 83S T.; Ann Hanlon Va Rose Il Judge. indy
and admx ct al, partition; atty, j 4 Smith.
l42d 81, ss. 80 o Amsterdam Az, sOIlO0: John J
Bell vs. Della Stevens; enforce and foreclos lien;
atty, Farley, II h 8.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

DIVISION.
e:l5 A. NJ. and 3:65 =. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to
I1ttshuld; Sundays only ut y; 20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palan e Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at l15, 2hl, 1 IL and l2lb broadway.
- Union 81. W, @aI Culum BUS av.. III W. 125th
st., Grand Central Station. l25th ST. Station and
l3sth 1t. station. New York; 33N and 1875 Fulton at.
and loN Broadway. +. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone "279u Tnirty.eighth street" for New
York Central Cab Scr"ice. baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express company.
GEORGE Ii. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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Mechanics' Liens.

Forsyth vt. 40; Miller l. Mofensonv VS. Marks
Howard st, 10; Chas Ii Southland ys Henry
u j.. ,..... e. 49, ...,.. .-. ..s...'ss., on
Monroe 1t. III; Fay n Stacom va estate of
whitney and j Riordan, lessee. ........... 100
Unionpurt road. W =, 325 = Morris Park av,
26x1oO.5: Morris Edelbauin w. Paul
Uniuuport road, W =, 325 + Morris Park av,
25xlO5: william Puetz vs. Paul Doege ct al Boa
Unionport road, W 4. 1925 = Morris Park av,
25xlO6; Frank Piz2o vs. Paul Dooge ct al. as
Unionport road. W g. 825 8 MUrr y Park av,
25Ilo5: Alexander Swarof W. Paul Doege
14th st, q W cor Prospect Terrace. 154. 1OI
IA: James V Lawrence va Marie and Sal
vator Lssperser".".....: -......"..4.2 2<
6bth st. 23H W; Bustemi and Benedetto vs.
John Kclligan 1t al, ......... 1o5
142d at, Q ., 30 e Amsterdam Av, SOI1o0:
John j Bell VS. Della Stevens. .......... SO
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II. 1904.
FOR THE EST
Leave New York, South Ferry Whitehall Terminal,
and foot of liberty street. Time shown is from
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street 6 minutes later.
%Daily. Except Sunday. sSnndays.
CHICAGO, - 80 A. VI. Liberty street only. +l:26
r. NJ. and Fl2:lO night.
FIfTSBURG, $40 4. NJ. diberty street only.
"5.65 !. NJ, ~l2:lO night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. fa:55 A. NJ, "5.55 p. NJ,
81 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. Il :h5, 300 Diner,
%1l:2b A. VI. Diner. tl2:55 p. N. Diner. +1:25
DINER, ~ 30 e Royal Limited. exclusively Pull.
man Train. Diner. - - Dincr, 300 +. NJ. Diner
and ~ 10 might, NORFOLK. tl2:55 I. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with PntsCh Light,
r,unlrcs: ia, l72. 2dl. -, 1884 broadway. %
Graham av., Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal and Lib
erty st. baggage checked from hotel or residence
u dratlnAtlOn.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA 3 WESTERN.

stations in New York, foot Barclay aud Christie
pher SITS. Leave. Arrive.
Biughamtou Mail 0........... 8:OOam & 0pm
Buffalo. uha'a, OswegO, Utica
Express, -, ..,.,. $1,000 am 900 pm
Chicago and Butalo Express. 800 pm $500 pm
Scranton. Wllkcsbarre and
plymouth Express ...,..,.. 400 pm 1920 pm
ChiCagpN ButtaluIim. Express ~ 90 nm ~ 20 am
BUfai0 FL. arr. ~liutialuS ann $3.50 pm $3.50 am
Syracuse, lthHra, OswCgu. Utl-
ca EXpruSs ,..-, .-......... $3.50 pm 81 80 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at llR. 42D
and 900 Broadway and II Park place.
WestCottS Express Company will call for and check
baggage to destination. sDaily,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. loot OF Chambers
street. as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from WeSt
O,0n A. M.-ycstibule express daily for Bing.
J.Oo hamton, Waverly. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford.
arrives Butia 20 \ T. NJ. Parlor Car to Buffalo.
.),lln T.. M.-veslbule limited Fast mail daily:
E:Oo solid train for Chicago arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
-.Q0 +. M.-Bufalo and Cleveland Nestibuled
l:OO Express daily. arrives Buffalo .7;oh A. NJ.
Bradford 1920 4. NJ Jsmestown 100 4. NJ Youngs.
town 1927 A.. NJ. Cleveland ~ 80 Z. NJ. Sleepers to
Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
O.. = =. M.-Daily solid train for BinGhamton.
J.ID Elmira. Waverly, Chicago. Sleeperst to Hor-
nc.lsville, Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
a57 Broadway. 127 B0wery. 15,i East I2Eth At. and
278 West l25th IT. Chambers and West 23d st. fer
ries, Now York: 1913 and $50 Fulton ST.. ~ Broad
way. brooklyn 1872 River, st.. Hohoken. and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer %. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence to destina-
tipn.
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Recorded Leases.

Amsterdam av. 2lo8; James W Luke to An.
I'd sv. ~ and II; Simon Herman to Hirch.
horn. . yrs ......:
18th o.. 7sl. II e cor 61st at; Susan b Olcott
to Edw X Flynn. 10 yrs. ...,.u..Sl .5Oo
10th NV. ls4; VIM Sloan to VIM Sheridan
and ano. f yrs .....:
18th st. 500 r, Raffaela Palmieri to Michele
11sth st. III W: Emma K Cousins to James
y lItnaa vra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-27
Assignments OF Mortgages.

Borgstede, John q. TO Margaret Commins. =.
cTooke, q Do ", err, to Oscar Schuyler z.
Coudert. Charles. admr, sc. to Jules j D
LarnAc. indy. and a. gdn, &c. ...........
Greenblatt. Elizabeth, TO Orrin ID Person..
MarquAnd. Kath G. to Alice ID Weekes .....,
Petty, Soulard and Walker Realty Co Ia
Carl X Randrup.
unengst, Charles, to Mary Randrup ID.
Walker, Joseph, 10 Garrett b kipp. ........
We'll, Jonas, and ano to Froida SchellitZor.
Weber, Conrad. gdn. &c. to Conrad Weber. .
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Msrx.Nathsn 90 10 Msry W strane. o yrs.
1881 Of, q Q. 500 " Audubon av; Ernst
MarI-Nsthan Co to Cath A Tompkins. .
.XIe' n'".''' 49,:
trustees, y yrs u....,.
1esth at, SIS. ~ Q Vanderbilt ay; Edward Z
Myers to John r Sleeves, installs. ........,
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miscellaneous.

WASTED.-A casr of bad health that RI P-A-N0
w will not bcnrtt. They Danish pain and pro.
long life. One gives roller. Note the word II | AM
on the package and accept no substitute. Il I-P.A- Is,
10 tor e cent. or twelve packets for IS cents. may be
had ut ally drug store. Ten samples and one thou
sand tr.t monials will hs mailed D. auv address for
r cents, Forwarded tn the Ripdus Chemical Co, No,
10 spruce St, New lG,k.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
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landt streets IL tye minutes later than that gwen he.
7'S5 4: Vi. FAST MAIL.-Limited to two Buffet
PttsbuTg to Chicago. No coac hes to p%ittsburg.
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burg, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville, Indian
1850 T. VI, Pacific ExpHE,s.-ror pittsburg and
ley i ute. Connects forCleycland exrcnt saturday.
si = I. Nj Il p 'SeF %% IN mi G9rilNp pnt, Streets iY StS
Sleeping Car New York t. Altoona. East Liberty,
pittshuTg, and points West. daily except sunday.
ss WASHINGToN AND THE SOUTH:
Cortlamat street lo;i5, Dining Car. iO:55 D,uing
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For points on Sew York md Long Branch Railroad
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NJ 40 =; NJ; from Gortlsndt street 'mHos 4.
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a'atrntS.

pATFNTS for inventions procured promptly; low
rates. kOEDER 4 BkIESkh, % Nassau st., D. Y.
Established 1854
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STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALAC IRON DAY IN STEAMERS.
"NEw lORk" and "ALBANY."
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world.
DAILY. except sunday,
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. by Annex. 3 A. N.
Leaves New York. Dcsbrusses st. Pier, $40 A.. N.
Leaves New York. West I'D st. Pier. 300 A. NJ.
For ALBANY, landing at YonAers, West Point.
Newburg, PoughkecpsIe. Kingston Point. CatskilL,
and Hudson. Through tickets and baggage checked
TO destination.
NO RANDI DECORATION DAY
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Selrrt Anard-Arouklum.

HENRY ST. $50. Desirable rooms: frst-class
II board; So to So; convenient to Wall st. ferry and
Bridge.
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Boston and New England Points

VIA BOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, VIA Newport and Fall
week days and sundays. at $50 P. NJ. Steamers
PRISCILLA aud PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
STOSISGTOS LINE, via Stoningtop. Leave
Pier 80. y. r., foot of Spring st.. week days only. at
$500 p. NJ. Steamers Maine and Rhode Island.
NORWICH LIN f., via New London. Leave Pier
80. y. R., foot of Spring ST.. week days only, at $50
Z. VI. Strs. CITY Of Worcester and city of I.Owell.
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FRENCH n.
C0MPAGhlE GENERAlE TRANSATLANIlQUE.

DIRECT LINE TO lANRE-PARlS FRANCE.
sailing every Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier NJ. -, North River. foot Morton At.
La Bretagnc. zoe. May 81 lI Touraino. e. June II
La G~asc1gno. .,. june 3 La Brctagne. 80. June -
La Champagne. June 10 La GasCogno ... July I
First.Ulass pa sage to HiNrc, $50 and upward.
Genl AgnmcN for [. :. and GAn. 3 Unwilling GEeen. MY.