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THE SUNJ- "D'ECEfflffEft S. 18Q9. 11 fl FARMER'S WELL POISONED. urf-TEBiovs cnisti: at tub noun or 11 a it v. cox in aihiosk.

jooucli l'rl Green I'ut Into the 'Water Lint Sunday Ni-ht to Kill the Whole rniulljr-MUcnYerjr IJcfore Any of It ff luiink-roMltilr Clun to the Criminal. N. Deo. 14. Information was trowel'' to-Jay to Justice tlin Peace Hal-uJ n( an nttompt to poison the family of Hotart Cox and two young women acliool teachorf whi havo been boardlos with them.

Tho Tx family consists of Mr. Coz and his wife and their children. Ilaymond, 10 years and May. Girl of 17. Mr.

Cox Is the pro-prlelnr of a farm and summer boardlnc house. It daybreak on Monday morning Jesslo Jon', a servant of tho family, wont to the well to draw a pall of water with which to rnako (ujTt and cook breakfast. When she took the tcr Into the kitchen Mrs. Cox noticed cretniih Mibstanco floatlne on the surface and called her husband to look at It. Mr.

went to the wall and found that some ono had lilted the co or and omptled a pound box of ur sreen Into tho water. Bomo of the poison I ill adhored to the chain and bucket. An inpl box which had oontnlned the powder tiK flt thoMde of the well. Humpies of h. Biter vmt taken to Dr.

Clark In Armonk. f.id that tho poison was sufficient to kill thee tir family. 'Severn. ca's neo Mr. Cox was an ExeUe t-iuiier and some poreon.

did not like fiis he wa a temporanco man. All hUMi hl netlons In connection with SjTutltarf Oils oillce. tho neighbor think, ed iwny sir i. hvl two farmhands working for him rtv slid the theory Is holm? advanced ihit them may hove had something to en win tho crime 0n ed the men.lt Is -aid. onco had some wr t- with Mr Cox.

and had not spoken to he fnr several raontlis btdore ho left tho farm. Be i also aM tft have attempted to have tho tenant. OeMlx Jones, returned to the tnstltu-thn from whMi she wa taken, saying that lnlehi wi'h was compiled with eomethlng would l.aMK'ii he family. Mr. Cox th i lhi man n.tionn.

In view of the Mitt loNvlr.rm.H te. I xik nisplclnu. but ho posit 'hit the nun is guilty, and na fit 'li" of collecting evidence wl 1. ilaviian I XOVTUfl'L VIUiVOCKVTS C.IUOUT. Jjair Lone Operntdl Snfcly In the District Around Upper Third Avenue.

Thre youthful pickpocket were held without ia th. Harlem pollco court yesterday for furth-r examination. They descrlbod a liarnoy Lovlne. 17 yoarsold.of 207 Cherry street. CharTes Oreene.

10. of 203 For-irtli trcot. and Leo llosenfold, 20. of 174 Numerous complaints have been made to the Ea-t ticlitv-elchth htreot pol'ce recently of a tri" meu who worn stealing along Th.rd av-BUH In th-' vicinity of Eighty-sixth iiift Detectives wore ordered to look them ur it an: Kiicee.d In getting any trace of the I vM-rday. when fleorge Hiker of 235 hue- I street went to the police ua .011 ir.

I eaid he bad Men the three bump sea nst a w. at Eighty-sixth street and heenndav. i.t- Tli next tnomentshesereomed thn' enn.etkh hvl btolen her rocketlook. and DA." ii-i-rtbed the youths he had seen, and Pet. and Finn arretted th three Irom hlsd Fcrmion.

Levlno s. dressed In I atout l. year ell iiri-eno m'uht poh fnr a new "ArtJul rjnclcer. 1 ta'l and blender When turn to the station and Oreene had tit Migrate rolls of bnlsin hlpockt amount-Ice to fo'i Lvini had oil cents and the othr ley a ban Hoof pawn iloket' They would givn about the but the po-li- that they members of an Allen moitTEi: hooks bill. Pruc Cirri.

May .111 (Ibji-ctlnooble Features ll.no Uren Eliminated From It. The ri.arnacutlcal Clerks' Asrrclatlon has tirerared a tu. for Introduction in the which, tho members sav. contains cose the ot jeotlonable features of the racas-ura t'Ued winter at the instance of the Drucctsts' Leaeue for Shorter Hours and ve-twlbyli-'V The bill Is os follows- S-tien 1 pharmaclut or drug clerk pharmacy or drug store shall be 'r irern.tttod to work morj than sev- hours per week Nothing in this section ihlrroh i mi hours overtime any v.ei't. lor the purpose of making a ilurtur i-e, provMei, however.

the aggrcdte number of hours In any two we-ics. iU no: exc 1 nna hundrnd ml fort hours The working hour pr day iball be coc o. allow.sg one hour for eicn ciem, Nil-J Ni proprietor of any drug store shall require rr permit nny to sleep In any ro is. rarartmi-nt In or connected with such iure which doos it comply ivlth the unnltary res nations of the lorni Hoard of Health. s-e 1 hU aft nhail apply only to cities of ttilrtci.i-s.

4 Manure to cimrly with any of the not sh.ill deemed a mis-derae-inor. puriiHhatilH by a tine of twenty-tlve nn' jr. crunrrionment, or both. toreaTiof- fLJ- Titr. jijmc.i limps r.v.

Encltner I'atrhet Vp the Shaft Which Urtikn In tlale In The Ilr.h tump fteam-hlp Manlca. from E'lie'Js. i.eh broke her propeller shaft In a ttsHeir li niidn'eanon Deo 2. arrived ye-ttrJj ua 1 her own steam, her engineer harlcc latched up tho break temporarily. The Mar.lo.1 llouiidorlng In the seas a fow liOirt alter the mishap when the German freighter Altano caino along and gave t'r a line.

Tho had moderated but it started howling again an hour luerand the hawser parted. The Albano gave cp'hejohaadthe Manlca fell Into tho trough hh xhlrpel many sea crests und al-crk her funnel nut The guys wore re-eal'r edasii (he Mg pipe wi naved. A sea tifhor. r.a'lo ot pars together In a ovtr tho torn. dipt fmith ii.nj..j lt WJS t0 I i r1''" lern fo "'a than wai "flylnc light." and ld out 0 the vatnr.

giving for wind and sea to work on. V'H of tntchlnory and ballast aft jne wiiM RtJier s'ern on. Engineer joodlng ftil hl assist ji.ts brought tho broken ends of clamp" anI secured them with Dcc-. 3 Manlca got under knots nn hour. Bhe rooslve a alter discharging her ballast.

Commlulniu Trom Freicoer Oarvej'i Kitnte. A report of Oeort-e M. Van Hoeson has been In the Bupn-me Court In which he finds as Plquoro Is not entitled to coBteunr.ns of 35.000, wh.ch she claimed for oaLSBins the real etato of the late Andrew tlaMercr of the Tweed ring. In 'rcy took her around amoung his tetiants and told them to pay rent to her. and tlMiJftfi after repairs.

She wn a first wile, nnd during this period trourn th! V'V, flH nn" more Sii nr ii fihol.l',,,V"' inM'ino which he kept eev? "Preared that sho had Jhoroferee Ilnds that she was lenVt "Ithout any nromlee of com-n8 1 li. mi "ntlerstood that the allow-0 fad'i to her covored what she did. Aimther fir Norwnlk's Hot llurclart. I i "1D" I)eo- I'lott was In a swamp hore to-day by the South I a wurrant charging him fl rt tV "rK allctrod member fl t' KUUa boy burglars led by Walter 1 rS let? arnlh" w''e" the gang was fl lee-Vad -V JumpliiK from the ford oi window of hie home, Mies Clll- on. I'b Od Hauuntiick I vfk to-day mid Ms- Ulie articles of tll, entrance by the Jt i abo found "isn had boen ranbacked.

Car lloute ou Ninth Acnue. hiVe." s'tect WtHway Company I Uulldlng Department I 4 lll(M'(0Url11 "hloh.lt Is estl- The new building. 1 loiir'i. -N teet on Fifty. i which It will hadalroutuguof I 'he site are I "Biliint: make way tl, new I TALB'B BVILDINQ PI-4X8.

Fresldent Iladltr Speaks ot the Design ot the New Commemorntlve Hall. New Haven. Dec 14. President Itodley ot Yale University has given additional Information about the fu)uro building plana of the university, lie says: "The question of most prominence In Yale men's minds at this time Is the bicentennial. Last spring the Yale Corporation, being aasured cf the co-operation of alumni, chose for the site of the commemorative building the ground at the corner of Grove and College streots.

diagonally opposite the Sheffield SclenUfle School. The choice was Influenced by several reasons. There was plenty of room there for growth In the future, for' we are planning not alone for the Yale of today, but (or toe Yale of (Uty years hence. Again, the new buildings which will stand between the academic and scientific departments are meant to be part of the new university, In which all shall co-operate. "The site chosen, tbe leading architects in the county were asked to draw plans for tbe buildings, and they drew some Inspiring ones, indeed.

The trouble was that they all called for 51,000 000. Those architects whose plans seemed the most sultablo when considerable remodelling was dono were Carrcre A Hastings of New York, and the award was made two weeks ago. The remodelling Is slow work, in general however, the main buildings on the west side ot College street will hate an auditorium sumeieutly large to ecal 3,000 people. Tho scats will be arranged so that they can bo removed and the hall used for tbe promenade or for an examination On the Grove street side wo have plans for a dining room which shall scat 1.600, and facilities for Mrvlng better dinners than are given in Alumni Hall. The plans given by architects, even when they shall have been remodelled, are Imposing, and, when carried out.

we shall ono of the noblest examples of college architecture in thn whole civilized world On the matter of money with which to carry on the work.l'resldcnt lladley said that, generous though the subscriptions had been, he thought It very unlse to "start on a 500,000 building with only $160,000 In pocket" Nevertheless, he added, "we base faith that the building will be carried through, though faith will not at all times cash checks. It would be a great misfortune. In my estimation, to build an Inferior building. On this ZOOlh anniversary of the founding of tbe college the structure raise should last a thousand years. Whatever means we take to procure funds for the work, monev will not be drawn away which Is needed nnd should be used In Instruction, fnr the building, though a noble luxury.

Is still a luxury The pursuit of such a course would mean that we were false to the principles of Yale democracy Trlncetnn. at her 150th annierary, raised a million and a half dollars, and I feci confident that Yale will surpass that achievement and give to the univesrlty the building which wilt make a great increase for university Hie We hae delayed asking for support until the plans are all In hand." In speaking of the proposed botanical garden at Yale. President Iladlev said- "The late Prof Marsh left bis property to Yale with th hope that a botanical garden would be established The gift, howeier. did not carrv enough money with It to establish such a garden, and much doubt has Ix-en fell ua to whether It was a gon.1 thing to attempt It. but 1 bellerp that wc ought to have it Wr nerd S20O.OOO to make a first-class garden, and 5100,000 more to add a school of forcstrr Yale has two graduates of recent years Gilford Plnchott, '80.

and Henry Graves, "rtJ In the emnloy of the I'nlted States Government who are leadlnir a great work In the i forests of the country With a good school of forestry, and standing as she does in such peculiarly advantageous relations to tbe Government, through th'so men, Yale should take the lend In this subject of vital Importance to the whole cuntry iJOr SHOT AT LITTLV GIRLS. One tins Lot the t'e of Two Fingers From Wound llelntllctrit, hut lie Goes Free. Grace Mulhollar.d, 12 years old, of 411 East Forty-iecond street, was thut In the left arm while walking through East Forty-third street on Wedneday afternoon he did not hear a report of a pistol or gun and did not know where the bullet came from Tn of ber Angers have become permanently paralyzed by the wound and the bullet has not yet been removed from the girl's elbow Detectives of tho Eaat Fifty-first street station tried to And out who fired the shot.but were unable to get any trace of the person Lena Doutii. 13 years old. was struck In the side by a bullet esterday In the same street The ball pierced her clothing, but only N-ratched her bily Two other girls in the neighborhood were Injured in the same wav rvtectlie MrCauley liund i numbT of bullet marks In ih" street door of the hnure at 31S Esat Forty-third street, which is epposlte No.

315 On making Inquiries at No. 315. he learned that nicbard Sanders. 13 years old. had a small rifle and was In (be habit of ehooilng out of tbe window- He arretted (he boy who acknowledged having Orrd his rifle as to end the bullets In close proximtv to eome girls.

When he was taken to the Yorkvllle police court yeMerdas-however, the Mulholland girl's mother refued to make the complaint against the bny "I am obliged to dlwharge him then, but I do mi very reluctantly as I think an example should made of those boys who Iniure people with thov) weapons," said Magistrate The rifle was given back to the boy when he was released MABISB ISTKLJ.IUESCK. VIJUTfUr AUIAXtO IBIS DAT. Ran I Sun tt I Moonrlies. UIOU WATIH T-'l DAT. Eisdrnook fliCOIOor.I'd -MUellOt Arrlteil Tnu'SntiAT.

Dee. 14. PtOvle. Nlcol, Liverpool. IVe 3.

MMnics, Smith. bnlelcH Nor f. Jenermoor. Purvis, Olri ntl, Nov. 10.

Bi IIiAtbiiene. Studal. Ckutl tj(. m. Tlomit, Nleln.

Iietuervri De a lUnio. Ivtensn. Nov. 13. fl Ifii'Hnn, Ilsltey, New Orlii, Ita) Prlnceit Anne, llodz.

Norfolk. fcc. 13. I.arkniteDuccce,IlajHn, Savannah, Dee. 12, fi If.

M. Whltnev. Hallitt. Boiton, IJee 13. hhlp Krltz.

llalgrttw. MarteUIrt, Oct 13 Hark Atttto, Menna.nmrma. H'pt 2. Dark (liaelc. bcotto, Aleianrtrieua.

Sept. 4, AIMtTEn OCT. 8s WerXendam. from New York, at Amsterdam. Ha Aller, from New York, at H.iuthamiitiu, 8a ma, from New York, at Naplei.

bi Oermanlc, from New York at (Jueenilnwn. MtLzn rrou roariox ronti. ((Teutonic, from Queenttown for New York. 8i Columbia, troia Cherbotiru for New York. orTootxo axEAMimr.

To-ill. Mo'li rVltl Sill: Daairry rriureao. inn I'M anuPM HaoM. Inwiu inoi'M aoul'M Krna Jau.alra lOiifU aooI'M Coinaucliu Charleston 00 I'M Colorado, Urunawick SoapM ait Tomorrow Lucsnla, Llvarpool 1 2 00 2 CO JI Amaterdam. Hotter Jam -8O0AM 10 00 A It Kalier Wilhelm IL.Naplea.

OOOAM 1100AM Meuba, London Oallleo, Hull Rt. Culhbert. Antwerp palatla, Hamburg 300FM Mexico. Havana 1100AM 100PM Trint.tad. Ilermuda HOOAM 1000AM Alleghany.

Jamaica tooo A 12 0OM Alpx. Hartl 1000 AM 12 0QM ltudon, New Orleans 80 I'M Concho. Oahnlon 300PM Fl Bud, New Orleans 300PM Ponce, Han Juan 1100AM 1 Oil Ilavensdale. I'mjreao 1100AM ioopm Paraente, Para 11 00 A IOOPM Mnniav, 13. Beneca.

Tamplco 1 00 SOOPM nicourxo sTEAiumri. D.t To-drni, CharlngCroai Olbraltar Nov. 23 Dunblane Ollraltar Not. 2 Karanianla Gibraltar Nor. 28 Multgart Ilremen Tc 3 Cutcn Oreeoock Hue.

1 liai 1'lba Olhriltar Not. 2u Iluffalo Hull Dec. a KIMonta New Orleans Deo. AlKlora i New Orleans Die. 8 Bute of Nebraska Olamnw Dee, 3 Ialand Chrlatlanaand Pantiaito Bautlavo Deo.

Beneca Havana Dec. 11 Dut Saturday, Dec 14. F.truria Liierpool Dae 0 Havre Dec, li lroqunla Jacksonville Dec. in Fontabelle Ht. Croli Dec.

in Dut Sundau, Pie, 17, Btatendam Itotterdam Dec. 7 lndraublra Hwanata Dec, 3 Peninsular Lisbon Deo, 2 Mankelyne ht. Luctt Dee. 10 F.l Illn NowOrleana Dee. 1'j Phllvlrliihia I.allnara Dec.

li Hrminole Jacksonville Deo, 14 Chicago Cltr Saarsea Dec. 3 Awll (libulur Dec. 3 Put Monday, V'C. 13. Ethiopia nlijow Deo, 7 Conilnr Ht.l.ucia Dec, 11 LouUUna New Orleans Deo.

13 MaJUoa Bt. Thomaa Dee. id Dut Tutidiv, Pre 13, Kalier W'm der Oroaie Ilremen Dec. 13 l'nerit tllimsrck Naplea Deo. 8 Weaternland Antwerp Deo.

0 Mauttou London Dec, l'L qua ililuallar ft Neuatila Anri Dec. Altai Port Llmon Doc. 13 ti Txio New Orleans Dec. 14 Du4 Wtdnaliu, CO. Teatnnie Lherpool Deo, 13 Oeorle Ll erpool Deo.

10 rianat Mercury Dtp. t) HEAL ESTATE VEW8. The tales reported at private contract yesterday wcro unimportant with the exception of the transactions Involving residences on thn cross streets near Fifth avenue. The usual number of sales of small private) dwellings wore reported and with those of greater tJu constituted tho bulk of the dealing. Two sales wero reported from The Droni.

the properties being a dwelling nnd a vacant corner plot. The sales were not so numerous as tlioso reported on Wednesday. Eight offerings wero scheduled for sale In tho auction room, but only six were disposed of, the remaining two being withdrawn by order tho reforea In partition proceedings. The reason given for the withdrawal wat the lack of Interest In the ofTorlngs. Three of the six parcols sold were secured by outsiders, whlfo the defendant In foreclosure proceedings was the buyer of the parcel In tho sale to which ho was a party, Tho list of offerings for to-day Is short.

rrlvate Sales. John X. Goldlng has sold for W. E. D.

Stokes to William II. of Chicago, tho dwelling, now ncarlng completion. No. 4 East Fifty-fourth street. The lot Is 30x100.

William U. Bhepard Is reported to have bought the four-story brownatone dwrelllng, for about 4170.1HK). A H. ioitlii has bought thn four-story brown-stone dwelling. No.

15 East Blitr-second street. Gimmes A Losero have sold to n. W. Badger tho two-story brlek dwelling, on plot. 60x100.

on tho west sldo of Green avenue. 200 feet north of Westchester nvouuo. Unlnnport. William 1'. Htoncbrldgo has 'sold to George Clark for Chirles Worrell, the vacant plot, 73S7 7, on the northeast corner of Hughes avenue mid lHtjth street for about Mnndelhiuin A- Lewlne have bought from a Mr Konthmndo the four-story dwelling, on lot 2.rv.1U.

No. 2t West Ninth stroet. and the three-storv brick dwelling, on lot 18x00, No. 2W llleeker street. Thoy have sold Nos.

2(3 to 28 Thompson street John 1.. Miller has sold thn stables. 50x102, Nos 221 nnd 223 West Keventy-toventh stroet. to Cornelius Jay for 577,000. Auction Sales, At the New York Ho.il Eatate Salesroom yo-terday Peter Meyeri Co.

sold. In forec'osure, the three-dory stone-tront dwelling. No. 1171 Park iivenu. to Charles Vollnor forS14300: also, tho slmlhr dwelling.

No. 11(50 Park nxenue. to the ilalntifT. George 8. Hamlin, for $14,300: and thn four-story tenement and two-story brick extension.

No. 023 Ninth avenue, tothe plalntllT.Georgo 8. Hamlin, for 527,250. JfeMckar A Co. sold.

In foreclosure, the one nnd two-dory frame buildings. Nos. 2207 and 22M1 First avenu. to Wolf HUvormsn for nnd th three-Mory store-front dwelling. No.

West 127th street, to William C. Dubois for S.S.H50 Jumes L. Wnlls sold. In partition, the vacant lot. about 25x100, on thn southeast side ot Boston Post roid.

100 feet south of lwOth street, to the defendant, Oscar M. Hauck. for I $2,575. Auction Sales To-day. nr peteu r.

Mxnsn a co. West Fourth street. No 310 west side. TOO feet south of West Twelfth street. 1m.3t55 4x 1K3x5U.O.

four-story brick store and tenement alo West Fourth street. No. 312. 51.11 feet south of Wet.t Twelfth street. 17.10x55 4xlltx Irreg.

ular. four-story brick dwelling; sheriff's sale on execution, nil right, title mid Interest Middlesex County llankon July2o. and since Hat road nenue, north Me. extonds from Jackson street to Washington street. 210x205 feet.two-ntory frame dwelling, store and hall: foreclosure eale: David Mayer Brewing Company vs KateGehringet al Hoffman A Hoffman, attorneys: Marks, reteree: due on judgment.

nnd interest: costs and allowances J170'j'j and interest: taxes, assessment. Ac itiSo and Interest; prior mortgage. 87.000 and interest DV MONIOOMEBT STnONO West Sixty-third street. No 115. north side, 135.1 feet et of Ninth avenue.

10 8x100 three-story brick twell ng, foreclosure sale: i Katharine R. Flerze vs Warren A Fanning et i el Percy Klock. attorney. Lnnslne W. I Walsh, referoe.

duo on ludement. $12 34331 and interent; cost and allowances. nnd Interost: taxes, assessments, Ac. $t2tl and Interest. uv ncnstRT a.

suxrmav. Wost 108th street. No 117. north side. 250 feet east of Amsterdam avenue, five-story hrlck flit, 25vlo0 11 sal; George Itines Thomas 11.

Bell et al: C'ephus Brainerd, attorney. John M. Stoddard, referee; due on judgment. $UM))ii nnd Interest; cotn nnd alinw.itiees, taxes nnd water rates. $57'1 1 and interest, Itenl Katatn Transfer.

DOWNTOWN. iSovih ej Fmirli.ntX it) lUnrd it 2 Chrlsdaa Orune- Mil to ABIile II Ave, sluiiit 27ilO' fnionpert, I hn Il.r'raia referee to Ella A btvk A23 Elm tt. ii 12m and irreg Morrta II D.ilnb:k eir. to Tru(een: Tllft C'dlee 61,000 Ht Marki id, Al. n.

ilailiv Dohren- uend to Louit MlMia-1 1 Frilil t. 17). i 4i.4.iUi.uiie.l. Mrah Llndermao (o Mlnulo hield I Carmiuekt e.1 n. 2 Mas Cohen, and llaco, I ibidnianu Cohen and wife FAST HIDE (Hut of ffil nr loini FourlttnlX nni 11M (J.) Mint rt.

1-5 I r.thav. 10.1PHC2.2: LuttnSlo Stoner II Midi-on ll lOtia t. 2Ri John tn Haniuh Zell- "cuer reordol gift Msdisi av, rt 1 1 r. loith at. 2Sx 87 0 llannahelhTiu'ertuSamuel tndler 100 74th a e.

7 -4 pjrk av. 2. niituruaCai.d Cha Wetjer to Lrtu II rronient S2.000 Catharifce Dona hllu ti Wme.ut i.M to-- Cu 26,000 21 107 t. hate Hares tolla-ri" 1) rolt 14.BO0 llh K. 1 A A.

60x3i Annie Inline l.itiin:tn 100 3d av, H7I, i'i Julius LlTlDici. ton to Anpie Lovj 1 WEST SIDE. (Writ if bitwun lourtlnt rmt UOtSlU) 34th at, a. 7t'i av, ie.BiRi.l. ll in el Lnjne tn J'lhn l.nuue, etal, (j II 30th si, rt; Timothy Dono.

van aiidann, to Uvurd Lapiler 1 107lh at. w. 30x100 1 1, Cbarlea Ilnek toSllzOlluek 100 i t. 1 1., i r.imoo, Philip sice to Martha Weed 1 loiai Ft. it av, 25x100; Wm II Scott ti l.lllv UMtern 100 Oluuihila av, a i or eKth tt, 60.8x100; Lilly It Blern in Wm II Urott 1 1IAKLEM.

(Minhn'tan liland, nurlK of UOth ttrteL) Lenox i vn-1 r.Mnrtt lllthat, nn cor. Elward II V'allnw andai rieiverAe to rthnr A Hwiuy 11 Hamilton (crrtie ITrtn lll.l, 17x100, Mar)' II Letter tn L.llan Linitfnrd 1 2d av. 2l'ii 2 t'redsnek biorck to Antonb' Mtnlnellnand an.i 100 122.1 tt K. iJiiooii. ChrlitUn Orlmm to Michael ICO HHih tt.

as 3 HI Lenox ar. 2uxlO0.Ui F.dwarJ Johntton, referee, to Edward Oppenhelmerand ann 10,600 12Hthat. ns, I7r, e7lbav, IK.U'rtll: Ml. chael Feeney to Chits'lan Orlmm and wife 100 Audubon av, a enr tenth at, eS.Hx04.3x- H3.5JD5; Franelt BtaAord to John Ma- bony 10,000 Audubon ar. 26 1701b it, 76xb6: aama tnJoaephH Oulhorn 8,000 HHb tt, W.

20i 100.1 li L'dward Oppenbelmer and aao to Harry Bcbreler. 100 1I1I0NX. if TKt tlronr.t Wlllit av. t.r.On 1.1 Mb at, 60x100, Joaapa Knrb, referee, to Johu Heller $21,000 Cauldwell av, 260 a I6iub tt, 7xlir. llntou ov, a.

7 6 Home tt. old line, r.oxioo.charleal'rtrr.nn to Daniel Barbel 1 Tinton av. 126 nu Relljr it, runt ne 2SH.li ftJ li ll Hniaar a lHti.Hx a H4.6 Whulea av, a. It.1,7 Kelly it, rum lin.inx loox a 11.V71 kki In ii rr. alto Dcaeh av, 6 from a a Dawaon tt, rum 61.

tot a Diw-nu tt. e4D 6 toavxtB.5. Alexliit Edilbrnek to The til. Anielnie Clinrih 1 tV( 47H, uup Section A. Vj-tn slate, Marie Collliu to Mary Uunmn 1,400 Tinton av, IH Home tt.

new line, lHrtillii; Wm Rchmlilt to Margaretba HilinccVe 3,600 13th uv. 4lh tt, 60x114, Wake-ncHi John Dle to lloa Feld. i)t Darkrr ror Hlnbftli rt. 100xl26 Harry Dnuly tn .1 Herbert Jnhnttnn 1 Luring 1I at land IIEDJacktnn, rnuw IHi.7 tnlamlF HMerrlllxu36ie In I'll a 83. Ti'ffIc Phllllpt and ano tu Thomas.

I Tuoniey i Washington ae. cor IrtHth tt, 25ifl0i Wll. leit llenwnoil an'l othera to Ellen Whitman, i 240 Lot2Kl aud 2113, map portion Hunt Kvtatc, Van Nest Hlatwn, ftOxlOOjThoi Tuoiuey toTntio I'bllliit i Wii. Illusion av, 722 nnd 724. 44.

Sinn I xiiieK, Caitten II Iiohleu to Henry Oil. b.Tt 10O Until st, Hillrimd av.E,36iiS, Canton 11 Uolilen to Wilfred Wilea 100 14411 at 240 6 Kallroad at, Hi Oil Doblentu Wilfred Wilea 100 EaviloHV. ws, 454 a IG'ith tt, IU.UxOU.6; Fnd Dalley tolilwar.lFCook Btobblni o. cor lluth at, 41.7x102 KixloOi Dornard Murray to Thomai Farley Proapect av. wt.

112 8 a Iflutb at. 26xlC0x Irreg, 162d st. 3'U E. 23x100; Oronk av, urt a 1 eiitb it, 6011)11, Jamea Dlektou tofarab DUkton 1 Bathuatoav. old line, i.

Ilia a 176th it. 27tllli.4x27xllll.li, Laurlctta 0 Uaikln to Lome Jacobs 1 Jennlniratt, iil.e titebblna av, 22.fli 77.3x2tf 3xii3 Hi Chue Mellen, referee, JohnU Ives sud ano, ein 8,000 All tills to eitate ai heir of Jacob and Affla V1ardl and Ilobtrt Edwards; Iteuben 11 Edwards to Jauo Drown mm, 1 Recorded Leases. Leleber, Jaceb. to Hlrsch Both. Altornsy st.

M.J4 monlbi i "0 TJaaaar, August, to Vtncento ltngglero and ano. Amsterdam av, 97, cor 04th St. 1B0W, 3 rn MO Itccorded Mortgages. DOWNTOWN. ISculS tt I'eurUtnlX IM 10th it, 37 and 810 Louli Bachrseh Leopold Behtneldler and no.

1 112,000 Id tt.n s. sroe ad avi Jacob KsuewlU to Jaeob Kllnitentteln, 50,000 3d at, .176 e2d avi aama tniame, demand 20,000 Clinton it, HH; Michael and Rolouan llenlg topenl VielnKeln. leaiehold. Initalli. 1,800 Dlvlilan it.

18 end, 18; alio 2tf Broad- wan Lena Mlcheliou to Maris P-lder, 1 mo. 3,001 Jane at, 43; Bay Sparse to United Slatea TrustCj.jrrt .000 Carmine at. 83: Bolomou Cohen and wire to Max Cohen and ano. iDiUUa 4,600 8tbat.pt, being court yard In front of 37 Bt Mark's pi: alio 7 Bt Mark's pli Henry It Caplan to Oeorge Ehtet, 1 yr. 8.000 4th at, a.

100 AvDi John Uonlahsn to Plneus Louenfald and ano. 1 yr. 23.000 Madlion it. 378 and 376i David Kldantky and Loula Levy to Horatio Cnrtlt, 5 rn 87,000 Msdlion at, 376M aud 377i time to WUlUm Jar, cxr. 6 yn fl-000 Madlion st, 281: same to lame, 6 yr.

80,000 XA8T BIDE. (tout of rtft bXHtn lltK and llOA o).) B6lbtl.ni, llOeLetlnBlonatiOarrtaOault to Thomaa Adelaon and ano, ljr laOOO 81ittt.ni. I86.4e6tbav; Anguttus Btoner to Robert DWlnthrop, 8yn 37,000 Lexington av, 63 to 66: I'rink Luger to Broadway Savings Iniln. 1 yr 18,000 Usllton av. s.

26 2th st; Marlon Buitlei to Djuluble Life Aiaurance Society. 8 yrt 80,000 14th Ft. 802.11 3d av; John A Uoaa to Seamen's Bank for Barlngi. 1 yr. 4,000 Madlion 76.

Hn lOHth ati Samuel Sandler tp Prentice Kellofg. 8 Tn. 10,000 Same property; eanie to Hannah Zillwegir, 2 yrt 1.000 lit av. aecor 104th its Wm Kroerier to llesdleiton Weerr. saloon leiae, demand 8,000 loeth at, a.

106 41b avi Samuel Bimon and Adolpb Jamea to Erneitlne Bhrler, ftyrs 8.000 43d tt, 148 Wetlcott Eipreta Co to Cath Donahue. 2 yrt 16,000 3d av, 1X74, Anna Levy toJullui Livingston, lyr 3,000 lttav, necor7flthat; Esther Ooldtteln to Lmlgrant Industrial Bavingt Bank, lyr 17,000 WEST BIDE. (rr( if rtn bttvun FourtnnA and UOtX Ka.) 87th it, 260 Central Tark Weit. Gertrude Iloba to Emlnraut Industrial Savlmri Bank, 1 yr. 117,000 80tbtt, 631 Ed Lapiley to Warren BarUttt.1 yr 600 Same property; time to Moiea Pyne, 6 yrt.

1.600 Same property; tame to truiteeaPrlmeton 1.000 48th it, St. 76 8th ay; leateholdi Har rlett 8 Houghton to Felicia Llvor. in. alall 200 87th tt, si, 117 Yfeit End av; Florence Bruih to Union Dime Sirtrgi Bank, a yrt 18.000 BIDLEM. (JfaiUadiii ilaat.

norlX of 1KA It) 61it it, t. 7. Amiterdam ar; Thomai Bailey to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 8 yra. 14.000 Hamilton Terrace, lalittt; Lillian 0 Langford tu Nauonal Saving! Bank of Albany. 8 yrt 8,600 Boulevard Lafarette, aecor 166th it; Lan alug Ineit- Co to Title Guarantee and TruttCo.

1 vr 10.000 (Urns property; lame to Bend and Mort Guarantee Co. 1 yr 10.000 lSMb tt, 437.it Broadway, lame to Title Guarantee end Trmt Co. 1 yr 12,600 lame properly: same to Bond and Mort Guarantee Co. 1 mo. 13,600 165th tt.

i. 126 Brrelwar. lame to Title Ouarentee and Trutt Co. I yr 13.600 Same property, tame (o Bond and Mort Ouarau(ee Co, 1 yr 12,600 16iHh tt. a.

162.1 Boulevard Lafayette, eaiae to tame. 1 yr 14.C00 Same propert), tame to Title Outran tee and Trutt Co. 1 yr 14,000 ArtiFttrdam av, 17CX1. Chat Chnitmtn to Martha Garry. 3 yra 6,600 llBthti iSi.w.

Usrry BchrelertoEJ Op. penhelmtr. Intlalli 18,000 121st it lit Alice Linen to Otwald Jickion, demand 13,000 BRONX. tEorono of IXt RrmzA Willi, av, i. Vi 13Mb tt.

John Heller to Nevburza saving" Hank, lyrs 10.00 0 Stthblntav. lex) tt. alai prop. rty tn Ore euburgh, V. Asnet Bcbaef to MaryCKtlahtr 1-a yra 700 Union av, 7ie, Wm Godwin to Uonora Morristty, 3 yrt 600 Feme property, tame to Franklin xavlnga Bank.

I yr 4.000 le'th it. Mt E. John Uolmet to Char lotle A O'Shea 3 yrt 4,700 Man pertlon Hunt ntate lot 20-'-'t; Tel- He Pailiipt W'm 8 to Thot Twomey. 1 yr 1.550 Kyer av, 407 6 llurntide av. Wlnslow Buibv to Tbot FiUrferaM, Vt yr 000 Newell av, a.

20O Filial etb tt Ernett- me and Charlet A Wuelk to John and Matthias HarTun lyr 1.600 i. fo i IMib it. Mary A and Jamct to Satah A Bourne. yrt 2.800 Fli lHn av, for. leeth it Thuinai Farley t-i Bernard Mil my lyr 4,700 ililt tt, liaymon I park, lot 277, Thomaa I.

Newman to Jam's I forsa. 3 yrt oOil litht. net, 131 Wathlntonlav, John Kaglo to Am Mart Co, 3 yr 1.000 Ferdbam a-. HO Mott it, Adam EoerletJ OeorgeS Carter 2 yrt 2.000 Criilona av, cor Oaklaud pi tlachtl Greer to OntlaveS. Boehm demand 20O laeth tt.

t. 24.1 in llallrnad av, E. Cartten B.ihlen to Enoch Bell. 3 vn. 10,000 Atslcnments of Mortgaiet.

WelibeeVer. Charlet, to Charlotte Haitorf 5.ooo Millet, Erm et, ear, (o Leah King H.I.'Vi ThompFon. Milium, tn Trcj-11 Harris 20.OOU John ct al trutteet. to Martha wrtong nom rojrell. Wilton M.

truitte to Banb II Pow. ell Duiraw. Charles E. to CbarlraO Mnller n.o IJnde. Catharine, to (ieoruo A 8t John 7.600 United Trutt Co.

truttee. to Charlei Dedraw e.oen Title (iuarantee and TrtutCo tn Mary A Havilind Whitman. Edward S. a lm. 4e.

to EJmund rt Whitman etal nom Bamo to Kilward Whitman nom Keiuplon.Jane r. to Laura A Duano laine, to Henry De Weeket, tni'tee ix.oo Mill). Husan. to Ne.wburb Bank lo.oou rnnell, Will in M. to John Willttt, guar.

ic 27.000 Blattery, John, to Arthur Sohwaneubaeh in iioi Tide Guarantee and Trutt Co to John Cochrane et al, tin, Ac 20,000 TMirbargei of Mortgages. Atl. Ste. Lt. rati.

BlncLam. Jamet M. and John 17.600 4 101 no Cba-nbera. Ellen M. to John IUuh 4.6O0 11 i 474 Colrmau, Charlea U.

and wife tn the Umtod alalet lire Cliy Company. 6,600 13 4 41 Claton, Jotephlue F. 10 Title Guarantee and Truit Company 6,000 1 63 861) Di oniaii, Timothy, to Ida A Brown 5,600 8 es. 174 Doyle, Thomai, to William Bucknnr 2i I oo 413 I e.04 eo Ferdinand. Clara to Edwin A Wbltneid 8.000 7 3 473 Elain.

Ph, Dr Iter, to John WPIIirlifl and 10,000 3 37 24 Kanewltz, Jacob, to Emily Van Cott and Margaret VauArtdale. 7.760 3 63 78 Hedlg, Michael and bole. mnn. to Benjamin and Anrahim Hollemdtr a 71 818 Holmes. John and wife to Produce Excbange Building and Loan Allocution 6,600 10 17 888 Lake.

William II. and wife to Edward Ooldtcbmldt 7 03 7 Uendelton, Joseph, to Title Guarantee and Trutt Com pen 10.000 4 80 190 Xer. Henrv B. Jr. to Margaret Ingllt 12 600 8 6 370 Eeane, Thnnut, and wife to Bowery SuMnua Bank.

883 678 Simon, hamurl. and wife to Israel Bchloai A 37 248 Bohnmer and Feunell and wivea toOermin Bavlnca Bank 18,600 A 04 321 Uhlfelder and Uteht to JennlsACarew 23,000 11 61 216 Iluiieil, Harouel, to Max Oonowtkr 1.000 fl 83 803 Wheeler. Ward, and wife to Jotephlue Van Botkerck, 0,000 7 88 480 Wllhelmlna. to TitleGuaranteo and Truit Company 38,000 2 47 131 Crcgsn. Marr.and husband to New Vork and Burbur- ban Cooperative Building and Loan 2,000 11 84 171 Ohrlitman, Charlet, to Samuel Mouse 8.760 0 61 889 Chcbra.

Kedliba Autbei Bochehmr, to Oiitsta Brookt. Cnattel died Feb. 10. 400 7 683 Ooldtteln, Eattr.to Pauline Meyeri and oihen 17,000 8 41 863 Heeney.JobnC. and wife to William 18,000 4 16 184 KldenekyLeytoLowen- feldftPrager ".876 1 63 281 Lowenfeld Trager to American Mortgage Com- panv 1 BB 140 Lowenfeld Pragir to American Mortgage Company 10.000 1 88 187 Lowenfeld ft Prtger to New York Security and Trutt Company 80,000 1 64 438 Linen, Alice V.

to Peter Moler and others 3,000 7 87 308 Lapp, Geortie Edward, and aud wife to German Savings Bank 16,000 3 88 834 Dick. Ilobert, and wife to John Cornell 20,000 3,863 368 Leleaner. Edward, and wife tu truitees of John Mar- lhall 83,000 1,735 207 Ogden, Charles to Adolpb. Hupfell 3,600 2,828 888 BtaffonliFrancli X.lo Pierce JQuInn 3,600 2,463 888 Oetsner.WIIUam J. and wire to Loula ltlcbardt 20,000 2,011 884 aetiner.Wllliam J.and wife to New York Life Iniur- aooe Oompiny 1,041 361 MlaSaaaSJHaTJaSaHl Ah.e gtt" gtcal Cgjstatt Out of the City.

New Jersey Sale or Kent. New Jersey Hnlo or Kent. (gtys. s4yg ATgRAfJJQOD Hudson ixr411 ww AfS5? ale tfic river opposi Iiivcriide Drile ni gVafc is not In any single respect an ordinary collection of lols' the PrPty. 'he streets, the water, SfiM I LktdvlK.

"'e sewerage and llfiliting systems, the houses already MHrijV lf ymk built; Inquire about the building restrictions, the SrJL TfnmrW frsctU Buarantees, then II this the i iUlBaf spot for your home let us talk with ou of buying SWUBJ or building to order, for cash down or on liberal 4iiwiii3 terms 'or tlm Send (or booklet iEIjLII ft HlMtaBK Absolute eirape from city slghla and sounds, but with iUffl'I ll fflflrrlHB every city convenience, 40 to eo minutes from your bnn. AZUiBi I MMJHP netsi 20 mlnutee rrom cither 14th or 42d itreet fcrrr Ms Jg.J.lJ uVyQ "0ID 1S6tU Am Columbia Investraent Real Estate Agents, Vjfl I I2222? 8L Jnmea's Building, ftgl'r (jiaSK 133 Broadway (Cor. 26lh New York. JOiyo' ocgee- ogsa ml. Ste.

Lt. Fait. Ilnee, Ephralm, to Pearson Halitead 26,000 3.208 830 Linen, Alice YV, to Peter Moler and others 10,000 2,681 141 Taylor, Mary M. and hue- band toUenrgeDltgood 1.146 68 Cherouney Printing Company to Kllrabeth 11 I Cherouney, chattel tiled Dec. 7,063 So.

70,033 Lake, Mabel E. to Em 11 Bu- ten, chattel filed Dec. 23. 18VH 8,000 No. 80.888 Singer.

Annie and John, to Lbltnu Brewing Comtiany, cnattel nled March 28 701 So. 16,816 Mechnmci' Llem. 124th tt, 7h Broadway. lOOHOO, Thomas Ferguion LswIi Mortimer and ano 3877.00 1241b rt, co Broadway. 7t.4x9W.10; tame to tame .1,280.00 Ea.le av.

t. 200 lMtb it, 100x100: Ct.as Edel Bon Fred lltlley 382.03 Crotona a cor Crotona Park South, 100x140, same to tame 269 08 64th tt, 146 to 163 E. ltleh'd Cullen vi Bonmond Herlorand ai.o 237.16 8th tt. to 323 Bcbneldur ti Uerter vi George HofTman 300.00 82d tt. and '208 Atlerton Clark Co va Edwanl Meltxtr 603.40 Broadway, from ebth tn 7uth tt; Jacob ltaclch wN UealtyCoand ano 100.00 Satlinrd Liens.

National Iron Worka vs Msrrit Mendeltteln et al. 100th at, a. from Park to Lexlng. tnnavt, Nov 2x. lbmi 31,866.66 Same va tame, U7tb it, wcor Madlion av, N0V28, 1S3U 6,381,23 Forncloturr Rulti.

Biilmrlan itivi, M.ulnn av 67. 11x187. Ox Irrei, Thn Mt MorrliCo-operauvo Bft Ata'n i Matiln Smith et al. atlM. 8 lteevra 144th tt.n t.

116 Brnok av. 60x100. Anna vt Morris Cohen etal. attya, Merrill ll. Mh 11 ni.SOe.Mh av.

rot 100 n. Win II Browning aud ano Wm Uorwiu et al (foreclosure of ll. ally, II Kellr, 168.1 tt. 1 1. 127 vr Macomht Dam Road, 100x100: V.

Frrdk Faye vi Jinirs Flanagan et al. atty. Mill. r. B4tb Ft a.

647 0 3d av. 36 7x102.2. Wm ll Ulllienia and ano. tniFteei. Lennon et al.

atty. WHIUoif. Broome s. 26 Lewlt it. 2ix76- Francis Bradl- rich it al sa Fanny Frt'duiin 'foreeloture Hen), attyt.

burkln A 8 nudinnrt.237 tin vi Lids Hooper et al attyi, Cou tert Brot. ltctn tr 11 li. 4 noiithtrn Bialovard. eft to yprets av bv 20J to 13 th it, Miraret TMirtlu 11 infird Oowtcyand ano. attyt.

Jerolnman A. Bet.h av. a. 142.1 a I80th tt. runs 1 Hi lii nto av 73.

John JFlyst Jotepb Milo and anoj foreclosure Hem attr. Loewy. Morton st. St. Geo Humphreyt st Frank Itote; atty, V.

6ammlt. 7rth tt. 221 Amsterdam av, 20x102.2. wm Horiinsa Frank WLarom fore. Icmr Hen atty, lliit.

Mlh Ft, 1. lOO 2d av, 22x102.2. The Amerl-an Ktvln.t Bank Catharine IVvIe etal, ally, Wm 126th tt.a a.dOwTark ar.r.OtlOO.ll; 121tltt.ti, HOe7lbav. 18X10.1 11 121tt tl.a I. 233e7thav.

InxKiO.11. Life lnt Co in 11 mllh 01 ll. ally, 1) Toucey. rin.111 riled for New Italldlngs. now vtown IXoulh tt FotfrlttntK tt.1 Ortnd tt.

461 tn 486 two teven-itnry flatt und re: Mandel. Maraux Makro sky, onert, Berutiwin, archltinil eoit 370,000 Chryme fI 14 i. tiory tlat and Floret. Ad.Mr hie.in-r ewnst. Ho isnurger Blrauh.

ar. lute, if, 20.000 Chryti.e It. 14T ttory Itat and Floret Adult thleFinuer. oonr Ho. renbtirer A Mrsub.

arebllertt. imt 86.000 K.thFt 247 1.. liso ieven-tory iatt. A'rshim fiiherton, owner. A Hert-r.

arehlie. tt. cot 100,000 Fri'iitit. (.1 improvement to lofit Mrni" A Hill, oeni-r 11 hi'Ster. Jr.

architect: cctt Jltr 21-26, 1110 Hun-iili Gin-dftte A Allir.s.nwiierF, A Beehl.n, aieh t.ft. e.iit 40.CO0 F.AfiT tTft of rift ai-, h-tei't irlren'A itn.1 IWIs eSdFtand 2d at, aw cur ieen and ttoret, .1 oulahau. i.wiiFr; N-hneldor fc H'rier. archllo.tF J161.000 BlFt tt 221 22 slv ttory Hat. Hernard owner.

rchnlder Uerter, an hi-teot toil 33,300 East End av and ti 7th tt. enr. Isi'iime. nient to flat and ttore, OForgf Ehtr-t, cwner, Bhea, archlleit. rott 200 wrSiT (Witt ot Fiftarbttintn I "iifnrith 10 1 lldt ill.) Central Park Weit.

2.1 1 lOOih tt two f. icn itF, AI011 nnrr, Norille.V irhite-tF .011 tlCO.ono rathtt js.1 nib Av r. 1- 1 r. ear liume Metaipollton Mreot lila Co, owr.Fr. A 1'r-rter, arehlie t.

r.i-t 360,000 e2d Ft. 201 one t'orr tuble, Fre 1 Kit b. owner, Ncau.Aii A Duniaii. arcUltocti, eett eso 21lh tt and lib av. dr; Improve, went to factory tnl ttoro, lltrrct Coojan, o-aner, A riellettinger, architect, cost.

20.000 IIARLKM. (JfaeAila-sflUel. nerlAnJISISIt) 141d it and Hamilton pi. list and store: Charlet Rocen. owner: Henry Andenin, architect; cott 118,000 DRONX.

(ttorouaK of TAe Iron.) Maey pi, 1 1, 26w Hewitt pi; three two-ttory il-Acllini-i Wauiwrljht nwueri, William Walnwricht. architect. entt 17111 tt an 1 Waterloo pi, ror, twiwtorv rtweliiptf, Jviiel. Pingbrrty owner. Falk, trcbitecttcoet 3,600 17illb it.

tt 2i WtiTloo pi. two two ttory rtwelllnct. Junes Dougherty, owner Falk, arohllecl. cott 6,000 Waterloo pi, 7e twotlory ilw-lltiik': Jamea owner. Falk.archlteet.

cofI 8,000 Waterloo rl and 17eth tt, a ecordeir atotyiarrlae house: Jtmet ED. lUhcrty, owner. Falk.archlteet: rott 360 Bedgivlck av, e. 477 ltfSd tt: two-and-a-litlf-ttory dwrlllns and table; Ilobert Kill, owner. II Unwell, architect, cott 6,000 Maedraw and Cottage Place ova.

cor; two ttory dwelling Henry Brown, owner; nBibotll, architect, coit. 8,600 13'Uh tt. inoe Brook av, ten flve-itory tlttt. Leopold Hunther, owner. Schneider A- Uerter, an-hlteeti, cot.

230,000 Fret mm tt, is a Proipeet av. four (wo ttory dwelling: li Hammnud, oner tnd arihltscticoit 14,000 Iliitlueii Troubles. George Itngomeyor.R lumber deiler nt tho foot ol Uist Eleventh Ktreet lins lllnd i pell-tlon In bankruptcy with Hnbllltles f4.8,.rv.':i due toltWcredltorf. und neti cnah. nnd a legney irom the estate ol lilii fnthor euhjeet to clalini ot Mr IlnBcmeyer whs formerly of the llrm or G.

Hageineyer A- Sons, lumber denlerx, who niauo an nsulcnuient on March 10, lbHij. MlohnolJ. Fitzgerald, d-nler In shoes at 223 flroenwleh street, has nled a petition In bank-rupilv with liabilities $11,024, and nssets SB.tt'l. Mnrguerlto Mulch, In business undor the name ot Margtmrlto hnlkhof. snloon and restaurant ntlitl l'earl street, has llled petition In bankruptcy, with liabilities S5.0'J2.

assets Judgo nilnersleee of the Supremn Court has aiipoluted Herman 11. Kilns receiver In sun-pleincntary procoodlngs for John E. HuIJols of 122 llroadway on thn application of Thomas I) Tnylor Mr. Jliillol wan fnrnierlv president of the F.loetrollliratlon Company und In In buslnosH In this city now wlthn partner as the Elect roimlso Comp.inv In his examination he estimated his liabilities at 30.000 to 540,000. Court Cnlundnri This tiny.

Appellsle Division-supreme Court Motloni Order-Noa. 6, lit, 20. 21,23. 27. 2H, 30,31.

Hiuirenie Court Simclal Term Part I. Slolion calendar railed st iu A. M. Pirt II. mattrrt Part III.

Cain unUnlihid. Mollons-Deraurrert Noa. 1174. 117 1I7U l'refoired CauFet-Nm. aanp, SHsO.

4204 42i7. IV. Case unflulsheil. Law aud I'jrt Nos. Sum, I 4036,4188, 11U6, 2231.

H'76, 4UIH1, H47H, 4128. 3121. llOrlil, ni3l.4ltM, 4101, 4111, 4112,41111, 412(1 4137, .11120. nn33. WHO.

UlP-. 2CH6, 27l'n, Part Canes from part IV Part, VI, Caieuuflnlihd.Ca-ea from Part IN i Cateunfinltbed. Elevated 11. It. Tri il Term-Part 1 Preferred caiitea-ot 11432, lu76, X34U, H811I, 1U2IU.

IMllie, Villi. 8SII4. M315, 582, 7.114, HCIil. 11387. 11361, 10S33, 11137 Part III -Ce unfinished N.t.

47.M'. 667. 4021, 2njii, 411)7. 1IS13, K23, 4111, 402K, 530, 6U31, 670i), Mlel', Ml 0, 6U21 6(123, 63i, f.llrt'jM, IWI' 80 flUHS. 6817.

4I4H. 4077. 4121. Prt unflnlthed. Ones from Part III Ptrt unflnlthed.

from Part III, Part VI. Clear. Oatea fiom Part in. Part unflnlthed. 6474.

6346, 0070, (1080, 1081, 2330,6773, 6780, 6823, 1838, tUijJ .1 tMHaWaMMtiaMMHHaHMr. J'lfl. 3337 ni8fl. 821. 820,1, 248.

283fl. 4188, im.l. 643H, -'in? 22U0. 6781. 1434.

tart VtlL-ftse unflnlthed Cisee from Part VII. part unflnlthed (atoi from Part VII, Part V-ram ununlshed Cases from rart VII. I art unfl-litbSd Ilk. lw Ml-AOiouined until Burrooue Couri-Charabera-Motion calendar called at 10:30 A. o.

of Marr L. Ilittcr.ai 11.30 A.M. Foi Itoiate-Wlllt of Albert llstig. Mary bllketnau, Mary Hannahan. John F.

Olmitead, Margaret llr)'an. George Fuen.el, Katharine Kcarnt. Charlei W. It.teVrant. Johii pinjhiin II.

Nlcholi at 11 A.M. Trial Term-No day calondir. City Court-Special Term-Court oiient at 10 A M. Motiom. Trial Term-Part I -Clear.

oa. (144, 440, 1 3110. 316.31H. 1166, H20. K74.

lion, 1S32. I23rf 1148. 13IM). 411, 1302. Part IL-CIear! Not.

1.18. 101(1 621. IH67 1S1H, IBeo. fc.17, 18H0W. 188S, lSrlW, 1871.

174. I77. l-7 lfi8. Part III No dav calendar. Part Short ranses-Noi.

431,. 3401, 37U3, 3S30, 374U, 3i44i 8631H. Court of Apnenls Colendnr. AUUKT, Dec. Arpealt calendar for to-morrow; Noi.

178. ihq and I hi. REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS. gta. (jtntc.

7 Wall St. ant) 503 Fifth Av. HOUSES FOR SALE ANO RENT, l'lirnlslieil nml I'liriirnltlii'il, In mett dealrabl teetions of the elly Alto iseiirneiler County and uut of town proper-tie Telcphono 1071 Cortlsndt 4 4.1 Money to Loan on Itm N.Y. City Real Estate. A.

W. McLAUOIILIN no if wav. tr B. JAVNE. A.

CLDSEIl. S. P. JAYNE M3ti3Rers of Eststes, Appraisers and Brokers, 254 West 55 Liberty N. Y.

John 11. Hillock. ileoree O. Halloc. Jr.

ESTAULISnED OVEIt 6u YEAItS. GEORGE G. HALLOCK, SONS, loftand 137 Droadway. 401 Grand btreet. Telephono, 73,1 Oor'dt, 847 Sprlur Make a iprculiy or renune aud collectlni and taaiLit entire charge of ritatet.

John Fe Doyle Sons, REAL ESTATE AGENTS. BROKERS AND APPRAISERS, SO 43 WILLIAM ST Manattumoit of ettatet a ipcctalty. llmhett reterenos. Boiacc i. ilt.

iLrMH Kuaim. HoraceS.Ely&Co., HEAL ESTATE. Cfdnr St. '27 Wot noth St. tfttij 3Jral Cjstafr.

TJorouRli of Inuliattun-Nilo or Rent. BOfTH SIilE 136T1I ST HETWEES ASD LENO'CAVES inree ators liiteinrnt 33x rimon 2.mi n. tnlt. B.L. KEHNELLY CU 66 Liberty St.

for "puauifG.c y.trijoars. A lU'IIJUNOS. ttorts. lode and off.cet. eicep- ttoually line llt, tint and othtr de-lrablel hi.

tlont. FtiLSoU llltoillLllS 15 Ilrnadwty. lu'flUnri 5oii9tS tTa -Eft. HOUSES 'unfiuniFhe 1 and fiirnlihedTTo'detft able looti'iut unt 1 01 unf i n.10. FiiLMiUJillorilFIIs.

car, nroajwa) fflats and iiarttncntr; to irt A PsItTMEST In th "Imrred Dwelllnct," srj I i Kjifi 9 3snl I all Hunt, bath, liundry, hot nd Id wan r. rent to 10 an. hsllt healed FOLOM llllOTHEUs. 3 Ur itdway. lcal of llir tfiui.

ev Sato or Kent. AnOCT In lanre or tmall amount can be tnteled In FUburbsn New York real ettate. that s.111 imineillalilr yMJ ctnt. and in per cent wc Invite lullett L. SVL-VESTEB.

Frldav from 11 to 4 o'clock. Bturteant House, Ft. and Ilrondiray ITo let for puolnrjsd -Turnout's. ST. ANN "BUiLDING," 3 lc t8th St One aoor fmm Mh Ave.

LARGE, LIGHT LOFTS, SOlllO, rattenk-er and l'n luht Elevators. WAKHEX 8K1LLIN. 03 llroaday. urnlshcil 3loom3 3jiartmt ntu to gTtt HOME COMFOItTiJ-Lari-e. tmall.

clean roomtt runnlns water, excellent board, uear all can. isn l'jitt atili Ft. TeXISHTO.N AV 110-Seiriy-furnlihed and j-J ilecorated, ttnirle or en tulle. AfADIBONAV, 150 A handsome, lare tquare A' I rnomwlih nmato Imth.nn teooml Door, altn one ether room alct attendance, break-tatt optional, refrrenera reutred 9U r.3-Furnithed front room, 7ultablo" for twoeentlcmen alto hall room. KTH 110 r.8T-Ie.rblewetrf7i7nUhed' rooms lame and ttr.all.

for irentlemen. near Maditoirivl-Fine laTee room, prhale bath, alto email rooms, mtntte-men. OT BT HT "i'3 fnrnlihe.1. front, X. tunnv ronmt for bae helon or married couplet, brtakfaat optional tfe'st Mite.

mnnlnirhot ind mM water? with or without nrl-vatebaths. O'NEILL'S MANH10N, ill Weit 33d tt. IJUllSfHlIKn FAIITMENTS-Four or 4 In llrmilillii Iminuirli. for thiee 3 adults; llelithtiiireferred, tu ronvenlent to flrtt rlais tible lunrd idea," send full panl'ulart ItEKPONMm.F.Jnx inn, HnnnlBce, FL'HNIfllinii IlTlOMS. en auiteinr tingle, for dwell'.

Inn; or hutlnen, with u'rato (Ire. Apiily uitfl Dmadway. (ii-rosiTi: Handaome terond Unori prUate bathi tlnele morati references, 1 4 West Bad tt 9,1 TH RT Ir. WFST, near with i or without private bath; tletm hesti elevator excellent table d'hote restaurant in neighborhood. QftTNT 17 WFST.

6th jy avenue to rent for irentlemen: handaome time of two roni'. private bath, aim tingle room, tValdoff-Handiome sJsJ parlor F'Ut" FUltabletihyslelan altonnenther tulteand tin.de loom, salet attendance; breaktaat optlonali refrrenect required. QJ.Tn'ST 40 WnT-Well furnlshel aulte of sT three bsthi alii detlrable tlncleroom, ueichborhood teleet; convenient to all cari. A A TH BT. WEST between Droadwar and nthaT Cimfo-iablv fiirnlihed double and single omi; runniiiir hot and cold watcn every convenience; cenlrilloratlon SftTli RT 137 WEHT-rirlorand bedroom, iteam hea' rinmiri." water louthern expoiurei suit, able couple, -tir genilemen.

DAY. BI 11 WES l-Very hendiome room! drettlng roomconnecUng; ample elotets; tint. able for two gentlemen; houn nd Itnrioe high claiaj nolghborhood aeUct, MaMMaMMMHHiaaiHHMMiiMIMttBMI nn1! i i. i i i a. fllicelleineoui.

HH HlflHLT reeommended board, roomi, snlteei prt- 1 He Tatnfamlllea not advertising: furnished apart. t) HH mentt, tubleli references exchangedi everything I Kl lnipectedi full partleulart. fl HB MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMFAHT. I HHH 1 133 Droadway Ufllh'. I BIH ljJgfI( gonrd.

I IJll-t I PATtK, l. rnr. ai nleely I V7 furnished roimi, prlvattable In parlordlolnx roomi 1 YaVeVei st. iirrVnitr.i'T. rjior.

BB r. 7 and East ntst St. Central locstlnnt deitr- HAH able rooms prlsato baths; parlor dining room. Il 2T1I )T 124 FART-Well'fnrnl'hed. rnnTfnrt.

IHbVAI able and Isrge rnomii eicellent ttbl. sn1 HflVJ tenlce turlnr dining loonii central location: refer. IBeVM eneeicxrhansed. iaVa OCTIIRT.111 and tmall roomi: ex. HVflB cellent board.

tpeclaltermtfcrjeaioni central. xVaWaB QTH BT. ion" well-furnlihed flVB I 0 room lsrce and small, excellent table and I tervloe pirlordlnlngroom. 17EltT. I'SffH Ol nished large room nn first floor, with excellent MSH boardi references reiiilrd.

'IIwfiVH A QIir7BT.r7 EAsiT tfandinmely furnlihert motnl i IB SHI 1') wlthflrtt.claislmardt home select: neighbor hood unsurpassed table guetti accommodated; ret- II fi Vevi erencetieiulred, Mr "t7TH RT in r-iT-F'irnlihed room, wltti iSf Jl boardi referencei etchsnged. IIIJ Uett Bide. ill 1 ATTRACTIVE, ueitly furnlihed sn.ltei. $7 UP- (111 TV ward tingle, roomi wceklri one snnnr tiy apartment hotel liotrd optional: hte-hest I lilal iH reference-. LAKEWpor).

aothat. 270 37a Wait DFjtnnLF. RivoLF. svri nnrtu. tioomT I 3nl WITH UUriD, REFERENCES REQCIRED.

I BI WEST 4TH BT. 8 jl fl OJTH near Tlroadway-Nloaly for- lit 9 nished rooms with exeellent boardi every con IILT venlenco. central loeatlon Bpanlih spoken. Ll' OSTII ItEHT. rear Droadwar Handiom.

I Tf "'J larietntiarern-mwltnprlvate bathi alto ilngl. jill fl room' table uniurpasti-d excellent attendance. tlfl 'S 1 BT BT WT.ST-1 few ehotee newly.f umlibed t) Ol rooms Mrce and tmall In house lint opened! II 311 fl superior ciii'lne parlor dining-room: table oueita 1J 7 aeconim. dated i II QOD wrM-Newtr and attraetivelv fnr- ti lllfl nished slnule and doiiblernomsinarlnrdlnlns IfiUfl room sertice and eiiisine fintcliii, table boixden: ,1 'tjflfl reffreneesex hangel. 2itRi QQDST .17 AND .10 WEST near Droadway) The jflfPI Nlblorl- rooms en enlte with private baths; 1 VUi alto Finale otii mperler table, home and attend- liflilfl aneeunexielle-l.

51 rjjf 244 WEST-Kde-lrable front tulte with 11 rjrfj a si private bub on tecind flcor' also tlrgle ind 1 S11 double roomt exrellent table and attendance, 3 fTjBj 4 SHI ST. 227 UST-A large fnr- 8 iftl i' nlhd seiuare room, running hot nnd cold water: bath, large rloet. table and attendance un- flff excelled farlor dining r'm a lira f4TH ST 1'I7 WF.T-Sulte of two handsomely 9 Hj VI fn-nithed ronmt on tecond foir. alto lscr a an room, table and attendance nnexcelled. nelchbcp Ul, hood centrally located, references Bj OSTIIST HI wr.T Few choice lutt sflT- epened.

nwly decorated and fnrntshed M. table and service unexcelled; table I curl's nt i ommodaled. referc.ci-t rciulred. 1 liK 07Tn RTrANDrENTIltt. PARK WEST-The Cor- 't i I ne nen furnished roomt; en tulle nr ling- I lv; ttram lieMed Fouthern expoiurei running i iR water exiellenl table ilet.nor 3 nrontibn.

3 I HENI17 eonienlent to Wall and ftnnth 1 ferrltt. Detlrable roomt; first-claii board, ft II toll. 1 -fp 4'ost (Dtfice 31otl. U' pOST OFFICE NOTICE. I ft i (Should be read DAILY by alllnterestel at change.

1 I mavocfiirat anvtime. if Foreign riMl for the week endln; Dec 1. 18B0, 'I willcIOFe PROMPTLY In alt eao.i at the General 8 fi follow. PARCELS 10ST MAILS elite on hoat nr' thin rlOFing time thown below. II K5 Par elt Pott Mult fnr Oermany cloie it'F M.

IR 1 Monda a Tit VVS-ATHNTlr MAILS ft SATFRDAY -t 8 A M.t NETHERLANDS direct. per Fti nmthip mtterdsm. via Rotterdam (let- 4 ll tert mutt be dir'Cted pe" ttearathlp Amtter If lam" at A. for ITALY, per ttetmtblp 1 Ik KAISER WM II Tit Naple. (lettem must tw, IB1 directed per iteamt'iip Killer Wm.

IL' I in vi a (itinsltaantary 12 for '1 Et'ROrE. per fteatnthlp via Oueett- i IT town. 4 jl n.INTrD MTTER tc -German atearaeraaalllng I 9 on Tue.di take printed Matter. A-c. for Oer- I Jr many and Sue islly Atdretaid Triuted Matter, 4 9 other parte ot Europe.

American and White SUr Fteamert on Wednetdayt. Oermin 1 3 Fteamen on Thundara and Cunard, French and rtHm 1' Oerman tlesmert on Riturdiyi Uka Printed i ft Matter Ac for all enuntrlei for which thejr are I 1 advertltet toiarn'mall. l3aflLI After the rioting of the Supplementary Trant. Atlantic Mallt named aboe, additional aupple- li tflflrl mentarv mads are opened on the plera of 1JB the American. Enc'lih.

French and German TJW Finamcrt ant remain open until within Ten jIL Mlmtea of the hour of tilling of tteamer 9 MAILS FOR SOrTH AND CEVTR.U, AMERICA. it WEvr INDIES. ETC. 3 riUDAY-ltll' forJMAICA. per iteamihlp 8 3 'li Erna lettert mut directed "per tteamthlp ill Ems', at 1 M.

lNAOUAand C.PF. OKA- II i ctAS per Uanta. letters for Bellre. I Puerto Coner and ituaiemila muit be directed IB RATrKDW it A M. far BF.RMrDA.

per tteam- 14 tbipTrinidtd: et iii a. M. iKplepivntary in A 'for FOlUfNT ISLAND. AM MCA. BWA- 1 IU 1.

MLLKand CARTIIArtENA, per ttcamtblp Alle- JIJIj chany fori'OFta ltloa must be directed 1 per steamship Allerhany' 1. at 10 A. M. (tup- i Jaiil piementary 10 for HAITI, per iteam- I iti.k thip Attn, at 1 1 A tor Cl'm. per tteamihln li(2 Mexico all Havana ilrttert mutt be nirected I tin.

per Mexico" nt 11 A M. for PORTO RICO, lj, 1 per tiMmFhin ponce i Sau Juan; at 11 A M. III forNOKTIIFRN 1IR.IL. per tteamthlp Para- tU. eui.

Mi Pais Maranbam and Cara: at 11 '5 II 'k A. M.for VFCA1AN 1 eteimahlp Itaaentdale, Jijj via Progteto ilettert for other parte of Mexteo Hill 'f ruiitl lie 1lreted per steam, hip ilia Mill' for Vewfonnlland. bvratl to North Sydnty. IjjS ard'he'ie by tteamer cloe at this offlec dally Ilia- F- io 1' M. elo.e here every Mm- llln T.

Wedni-tdar end Saturdsil Mills for Ml illH .1 iulin Vvratl fn-npin mdthence bysteamtr. tllfl, rl ofltr dulvat -lin r. Mult for lljfi' bv ruil to Fort Tampa and tuenee by jllir fleinier ili-eat this W.e da.ly (except Mon I If d) nt 7 M. 'the mnceting cloies are on lllii- Sunday. Wednesday end Frlliyi.

Mails for i If fl- Cuba by rail in illa-ai Fli and thence "till bv tteamer elote et this ottlee etrr 1 11 a Mondaj, Tuesday and Saturjay at J2.S0 fjl I A M. 'th connecting eoe are on Tuet- i ilayaudSatnrliv Mail for Mexico City, over lllB' land, unle.t Fjietallr a tdritstd fordetpatb by lltfl- neauer. clotat this ode ilallr at 3-SO A. Hi f. end 'J 0 r.

Mall, for Cn.ti Rica Dellie. JU1 Puerto Corter and Ouatelma. by rail to New Or Xv leant and thence by tteamer. clote at this omce lirel dall at i c.n M. conn-ctlnelotet here Men- (f i dsja for Ilelire lliertn Cortea and Cuaiemslai.

ilia uuilcbiietat P. M. prevaii day. flillfl IR'glFiend rcsilclotet at rt M. second day If I flP before llln II TRANSPACIFIr' MAILS II1I1I8 Mails for China and the Philippine I1IIII1 lsl.an It.

via San Francuco. rlo-e here duly at I II II i tui. mcliifUe, for de.patch lilii1 5 Jul a Mam Msllt for Chins, flifl I span and the Ph lipmi'o Itlindt, via Reattle, ill, 3 clotehcredallvni 11 10 1111 ta Dec. 22. In- If Ii 'I rlUFiae forde.pit per tieanithlpldtuml Miru 1 III 1 mill mint b' directed Seattle" I.

lit I' i li Mallt for Au.ir.alla ea-ept Wett Auttralls). New IliD Zraland. Hawaii Fiji and Samoin I.landa. s1a lIB if. Ban Funel.co lots h'redilly at fl 80P.M.

after I'll Dec land uptn Dec 121. Incluilve.or on day 'j 1 of arrKtl of tteamthlp Cimpanla, due at New 1 111' York Dee 21. for detiiavu atetmthlp I lit Msrlpota Malls for Jarm. China ant the I lit, I Philippine Itlande. via Ban Francltco, clote here I 'II j- 1 1H1I1 st rl ,10 p.

up 1 1 Dec 24. tnelutlve. for 'Si dcapatch per tteamthlp Algoa ilettert must be directed per Malls for 80. rifl: rletv Itlands. Ma Ban rraneleeo, clote here III dally at n.so V.

up tn Dec 2 tnclui'te. for ileitiatch by ship Tropic Bird. Mallt for China .118 I i and Japan, ia Vancouver clote here datlyat I (I 11 up 10 Die J2 include, for de- '(II 1 tp.itch pcrtleamthlp Empresa of India iregla- sfffl 1 null inu.l be direrted "via iril i Milltfor Hawaii, via Ban Francltco, clote here i II 1 dailrat itaor. up to Jan. 11, lnclutive, for illl' M'ab'h ler Ftenmthln Australia Mallt for IJI Austral a etreptwe.i Anttralla.

which goei a1 llrl Furope and New ealind winch goei via "an VI Ilatad and FIJI Itlandt, via Van- iif.n citiaer, 1 loi here dsllv at P. M. up to Dee. Ilnl- I IS'i liu'liiilte. for deipatcu per iteamihlp 1(9 I It, tj IBe niall are forwanted tn port of tailing Jit I dally and the tchednle of cloilng It on It'll1 if.

1 the pretuinptlon of Ihelr uulnteirupted overland ll J- trautit IRrglttered mall closet at tl P. M. pre- 111 (I a lout day. I VAN COTT. Poitmaiter.

'llMl 5 Tost Office, New York, N. December H. moo. Ill J' pcPL J- HI OLD lilt. Ij OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK MKUIOAL DEPART i ail.NT, .1.1 jiiait a ape.

mllst In thcdlteatet of men, 11.1 i I'ndrr OLD DR. ORI.MiLE'S eiteuttflo treatment ft blood end akin illteatua. pains In bones, ridapoti, turo thruat and innutb.iiU era, painful awi'lllugt, kid- (ir ney and bladder roinplainit, ti elding Inflammation. ill gra M'l, iindeeloiod orgiut, weak lack, loit vitality, jl! aie tpeinlil), tlioi'iiuhly. and permanently cured.

ifti Jlen about In marry thmildcoiitiilt OLD DR ORIN- lli! DLE Etcra impediniriitremoaed Bunereri.douot 111; watli'liinraiFltiuttli-iitklliulpUytl lam, Remember, II OI.DDR URINllT.Eiieverfaili OlUi-eiiver 16 yeara IL'' at 171 Mett betweej, nth aud 7thavi. Ad- Mi vlcefrce. Hniirt.utou, Bundan.DtoB. jij iv 1 Ol.It llt mtllY, 41 yrnrs 11 a pre In I lit Tri 1 I (II.eiiFiF of men mil). Quickest perroanilt cure guaranteed Inall thodlinaset pecullartomen.

blood itl PoImiii, skin dlieatfi kidney and bladder trouble. ill weakiiCFF. nrrvom ilebllliy, crrori ot youth, bad ''I f-i dreams undeveloped organs Impsdlmenta tnmar il! rlage. A. Contull old D-.

Orey flrtt, hell the old- f( li eit eitabliFht'd aud the longeit In practice of any .1 apeciallst li) the city. Otllce uvi-r 3S. yeara at 120 tir. 1 A East nearrnlon b.iuare. Hours top; Bun- (' dayiutoa.

Mcleunflc treatment, advice free, Medl- it1' -'1 clneonly foevnts. No chirga uuleta cured. Ill I 1 A l'KUJIAXKNT ii i CUKE In diseases of men, dangeroua raaei to II llclted; relief at once, thoie detirlug only nrat I I' ilaai acleiitifle treilment ihould rail Tht leading ipecjalltt. Dr. Uonicbur, Hi 1VKST SlST ,11 to 11 to Sundays, 10 to 1, 1.1 1885) lit 1 Dlieaiea of women; nenly and completely equipped.

137 (late 1171, Coniultittn 'I 1 free. Hound 0. Bend for booklet. Tel.33'J0BJvk. tl' 4.nin S2a WK3T-Dr.

Crowe ffi 'if 4-s Umloaco, wlthoutpataormedlctaeitdtiTa. Jd.