Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 13, 1887, Page 6, Image 6
( > . . . TILE SUNDAY BEBrrEBTniARY 13. ISST.-TWELVE PAGES. ' . . . . TUB SUNDAY BEE. r CODNCIlTBLUFFS SUNDAY MOKNIXO. FKH. 13. OFFICE , HO. 12 , PEARL STREET. Delivered by enrricr In nny pnrt of the city nt twenty icnts per week. H. W , TILTON , Manager. No. . NIUIIT KWTOII No. 23. The Council nitilTi lionin. The Jlcc to-morrow will contain in its "Stmdai/Oossij ) " " colnmn an interesting article on the Council liliffi ( loom. Parlies wishing extra copies of the finndny Jlcc arc requested to leave their orders at th Jcc ojjicc , jVb. 12 Pearl street , to-day. MINOR MHNTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Keller's. Additional Council Blullsnows on pngo 60VCD. Read Armour , Barbco & Co 's aJvcr tiscniunt. The Naiad Queen is to open al the opera house Tuesday evening. The city council holds another import ant meeting to-morrow evening. Flno Improved property and choice va cant lob ) in all parts of tno city. Cross- land A : Otis. There was not a ca o for the police court yesterday. Everybody too busy to indulge in deviltry. Smith Hros. yesterday closed the sale of the .Johnson tract , which they sold a couple of weeks ago. The ( ijobo has caught tlio'booin and anew now Urcss has boon bought. It expects to don its now clothes to-morrow. Penult to wed was yesterday granted Charles Worlliington , of Omaha , and Ida AVilmaith , ol Hancock , N. Y. I have a few lifly-foot lots in Bryant As Clark's addition at a bargain. F. J. Day , 30 Pearl stieet. 1 have three-quarters of a mile fronting on Bioadway. just above the Ogden house , for sale in 10-acrc tracts this week , F. J. Day. J. " ( i. Tipton and J. Al. Smith have opened a law , real estate and insurance olllei ) at No. 527 Hioadway , over Louie's restaurant. A number from thl city c\peet to at tend the twelfth annual ball to bo given to-morrow night by the Itesuuu lire com pany of Missouri Valley , in the town hall of that place. The prices of lots in Paul's addition will bo raised after this ween if all are not .sold. Buy ono at F. J. Day's and double your money. Valentino's day , to-morrow , will not receive : is much attention as usual in this city. Sti 1 , the dealei 8 report u fair bale , and the postollice clerks are prepuiing to carry larger pouches Monday. The fellow who was recently arrested for stealing a Bin : , nnd was lined an amount equal to a ye.ir's .subscription , was yesterday complaining because ho was not receiving tlio paper after having paid quito u snug little sum into court. If he would only stay in jail the paper Would probably be delivered to him. The tenth annual masquerade ball of the Council Ulull's Mii-nnorehor is to bo given in the Temple hull on Tuesday evening. The committee having the details - tails in charge consists of L. Kirscht , Christ Str.uib , Christ Faul , L. A. Ber. < " . mun , Kinil Duerr , F. ( J.Pciflcr , F , IJorgol John Scliiilts ! , Robert Kurtll , Joe Lau- baeh. II. Kirecht. Tl0so , attending must 'pTeSWu tileir invitations at the door. It seems quito certain that the new city hall will bo built , to cost not less than $75,000. There seems little disposition spending any more money patching up the old feed store , and more room is sadly needed. The books and uapors of the city , some of them valuable records , are exposed to lire , and if destroyed by any such calamity the loss would bo heavy. There in o other numerous rea sons why the cityshould have a building somewhat conuuensurato with its needs und with its growth and prosperity. Not Fur Speculation , A co/.y residence property on ono of our paved streets , among abundant Ehado , and on a lot running through the block so as to face on two streets , can be had at a very nominal price. This is just the chancoi for some one looking for a home to obtain a good ono cheap. Not cold for speculation , but because the owner is about to remove from the city. Odoll Uros. & Co. have it for sale ami trill bo pleased to show the property. IlnrinlnH For Monday. Five lots in Piorco's subdivision , f50 ! } each , quarter cash balance long time. Twenty-two lots in Central subdivision cheap. IJItOAmVAY I'ltOmtrV. Thirty-four feet on Broadway opposite Ogdcn house. 110 feet on Broadway in Streets addi tion , $1,800. MAIN STIIKKT I'KOl'KltTV. Twenty-eight feet on Main street near Kiel hotel. 02 feet on Main street near Chicago , Burlington & Quincy depot. Call and see our bargains both in acre property and city lots , KlPUNOKU it WlCKIIAM. LOT Exchange , NoIlil Broadway. Ihc Twin BUtor Cities nml the Con- iiGutiiiK IInk. As soon as the weather permits the appearance - poaranco of the nearly vacant ground be tween the U. P. R R. Transfer and Omaha will assume tin entirely new ap- poarnnco. Council Blull's will commence to extend out from among the Glens and mull's and reach toward the river bank to tnako an unbroken , mammoth city in connection with'its already powerful neighbor. When the genial warmth of rpring calls out the grass and llowcrs ihoro will crop up as it by the same gen tle intlucnco scores of cottages , and their Accompylng improvements , WarehouscB nnd the life and bustle that surround them , depots and their com ing and going trains. Business blocks and n constantly increasing tram of patrons for the merchants that will occupy them. These are not prophecies , but merely the facts , and over } thing is in readiness only awaiting the proper season for fulhll- munt. In the track of nil the iminovo- nients laid out in the Omaha addition to Council Blull's , On this tract nlone nciiily a bundled houses will bo built as rapidly ns possible , the ear line via the Union Pacitio railroad bridge , thiough the center tor of this laid on Ninth nvemie , \ > il bring numerous homes within a few minutes' of the center of Oinulia , and the Jkoadwuy line will make this addition imnlly available from the noith. Over three-quarters of the 100 aeies have al ready been purchased , although those lots hi : > o boon in the market but a fortnight. Mr. Rosowatcr , in the lvuv Bin : of February Jl. says editorially ; " \\'o piedict that witli-n Hvo yeaiB the east side of the river will bo covered \\ith Warehouses , depots , factories and lesidonces. There is no longer any jealousy between the 'twin sister1 citie * , wlio o limits \\ill soon be divided only by the river and united bv another bridge and a street r.iilvvay Jino. " The lirst practical results of the now order of things will appear on this very ground and \ory soon this point will bo within the very center of one of the most Important dties in tau uiuou. Plats pf this addition can bo had by applying to Odell Bros. & Co. , No. IOJ Pearl St. , by whom It is being placed on the market. - . -hi Jy > TTt THE WHIRL OF THE WEEK , A Larger Amonnt of Actnal Transfers Than Ever in the Oity's History. THE SUBJECTS OF SERMONS. Ttic Saloon Injunction Cnsoi AVtll II an K Until Tucfiilny I3ntcr- tnlntncnts nnd 1'cr- Another Wc-elc orilonm. Tl-c week closes with n healthier condi tion In the real estate market. Those In terested in the business have boon able the past week to c'ose ' their olllccs at a reasonable hour , instead of keeping the llyhts burning until the small hours. There have been more lepitiniatn and real sales madu during the past week than in any previous week in the history of Coun cil lUiill's. There has been less buying of options , less transferring of contracts for deeds , less of tlio froth and more of the real. The aotual business 1ms been great , and steadilv growing , but men deal with nioio jiulgment and coolness in the opening furore it seemed that pur chasers worn so wild that they did not care for titles or for si/o of lots. They were reselling before time had passed sullicicnt for the making out of a deed , and lots weio sold several times in a day. Thuy now reah/o that the boom is here to titay , mill that there is time enough to have the business attended to properly. Much trouble and misunderstandings are thus avoided. 'JLho week has been a busy one. The streets have shown an activity not seen hero even in the' rush of holiday trade. J.yery dav sees many strangers here , men with money , none of whom depart with out investing more or less. Ono Now York man who was hem in the opening of the boom , and who then invested in a few lots , sold them so miickly and ntsuo.li a round profit that no has returned , bringing with him $ , ' 0,000. Ho is quietly picking ( in what ho considers bargains , and will doubtless reap a harvest , though pel haps not making so quick turns as on Ills lirst venture. Another characteristic of the week has been the turiunc of attention to inside jnoporty somewhat , which had been ignored in the excited MM-amnlo alter the suburbs and the ummpiovudlots. Inside property has advanced , but it is still very Jew , and shrewd investors see gieat chances for money-making , although it requires more capital to handle it. i esterday T. .1. I > ans bought on Main street the Meyers coal yard propertv , thirty-four feet front , for $ ! ) ( ) ( ) a foo't. ( leorKo F. Wright bought the Phillips wrpperty on Main street at the bamo pi ice per front foot. Chancellor Itoss yesterday sold his forty acres north of the Chicago & Northwestern - ern round house , for fL'OO an aero. Mr. Wiekham was the purchaser , and he will use it for bricu yard purposes. Thcte were eighty deeds iilcd in the recorder's ollice yesterday. Mr. Thomas and his clerical force are kept on the jump , and it is impossible for them to Keep up with the business , but he keeps working away good naturedly , submit ting to interruptions , and treating all coniteously. The abstract offices arc. all rushed with business , and it is .almost impossible to get an abstnrci for love or money under a V.'eek's time. Tlio feeling of confidence in the future is strengthened by thn assurances that the building boom , which will open as boon as tlio frost is away , will exceed the boom in dirt even. There arc so many public improvements assured , and so many private ones promised , that the query is no longer heard , "will there bo much building ? " There is every assur ance now that with the opening of the building season there will bo an activity the like of which was never witnessed hero before. The real estate transfers for tlio week foot up nearly $ 100,000 , that is the trans fers actually iilcd for record. This was an increase of $75,000 over the previous week. N. Merriam , of Omaha , who has bought much propel ty here , has purchased the McMackin block , corner of Broadway and Sixth stieets , for flG.OOO. L. Wells h.is purchased of J. Shea the C. H. Scott place on Oakland avenue for $12,500. The followiuc were recorded yesterday : Fred Urexel to H F Lo\In , lot 3 , blk 14 , Kv- ciett'H S.iiO. James 11 Cralp to M 1 I'ercgoy , lot 3 , blk 0 , Uavllss .fe 1' 'Jd-SUm : Jl W Tilton to Sarah McMlckan , lot 11 , blk 17 , Users' S100. J 1' Cassndy to E II Uowmaii , jr. , lot 0 , blk 0 , Hurns'-sm John Dolinny to J C Bixby , lot 0 , blk 17 , Mnllen'8-517. ) . T II James to Alfred Pratel , 4 0-100 acres 111 SO 8W 1 , 74 , 4S-S4.000 , 11 G MacGco to James McMillan , lots 2 and t , blk 'JO , IJayllss & l'S00. . UUGrlnnoll to F M Powell , lot 14 , blk SO , Central SUCO. F K Uavls to J A lloss , lot 3 , blk 25 , Uccrs' P500. F K Davis to J .1 Taylor et al , lots 4 and 5 , blk37 , Kverett'8-87X ( ) . K A Smith to F Weis , lot 1 and 2 , blk 08 , ' W K N.xoii to F Wols.lots . 15 and lO.blk CO , lllildlo'b-soo. : ; I ) L Thompson to C T Oflicer , HO lots In uu-s.m J J Shea to L Wells , lots 23 to 20 , blk 17 , nnd s H out lot 2 to Mill add-S12.W 0. S G Lint toJ M llusmur , lots 0 and 7 , blk 12 , Doers' SKUO. Kll/a Crawlord to J .M Hosmer , lots 0 and 7 , blk 12 , Doors' ( jc-SlO. J D Dlnko to . ) Wlcklmm , lot 0 , blk 0 , Kvcr- ott'f. ; lot 3 , blk 12 , l oiett's ; lots 8 and 1 > , blk 11 , ll.ijll.ss Ar P. : lotslt. 1 nnd 5 , bile 0 , Hums' ; lots bund' ) , blk 12 , Jliiins' ; lot 0 , blk V , Streets' ( boiid ) Sl,175. 11 J Palmer to W W Clmnnmn , lots 1:1 : , 14 , 15 , blk W , and lots 1 to 12 , blkM , K H Sl.f.OO. 11 J Pdlmi'i to P Cook , lots 7 to 12. and 10 to 24 , blk7J , UU-S1.500 , 1C JNlcKon/lo to J P Fall. lots 7 to 13 nnd 23 to 20 , blk : iy. Central & ! ,5UO. Henrj Swan to U A Josnulyn , pt lot 220 O P , 2J feet on AlHln stieot 8000. W Sicduntonf to li Wlcklmm , lot 21 , blk 0 , Contl.ilqc-840. J V Fnllei to S A Frazler , lot 2. blk 17 , DnjllssAjP-grxw. 1C K lliumon to YDadolett , 10 acres In nw , no 0 75 , 411. 82.000. S Haas to I ) W McDcrmld , lot 17 , blk 10 , FlomiiiK it U - SIM ) , J J Shea to U Wiekham , lot 21 , blk 20. Cen- tinl Sl'JA. J D Dlack to J Wickbtun , lot 11 , blk 7 , Sticet'H ( bomi-llOO. ) UOScheldlotoDO Morgan , lot 2 , blk 3 , Deers-SSOO. (1. IjWjcoifto 1) W McUcnnld , lot 11 blk 3. Park-Si , MX ) . F Cook to 11 J Palmer , } f blks OJ , C3 ana 73 1C K--S500. Two in One. Council Blull'sand Omaha arc destined boon to bo united in interests and location us to form onu of tbu greatest cities in the union , and Omaha Addition , their connecting link , \\ill bo in tno very heart of it. The lirst now growth to our city will bo on this ground , and the thoroughfare * that are to carry the tiatllo between the cities , until they grpw together , run through and either bide of it. Over threo-quai tors of the lots in the one hundred and sixty aeios that make this addition have already been bold , and such confidence have investors had in this pionorty that but few lots aronow in the market oxeopt the few remaining on the plat which are lor bale by ODKU , HKOS. & CO. , No. 103 PKAIU. STitum\ TKLEI-IIONI : No. 109 , A1J orders fioiu leal ebtato brokers for job printing will rceetvo immoitiatu and careful attention at 1'ryor's UIB : job. oihcc. ' "Tis Trne , ' 1'ls Pl r , nncl 1'tty TIs 'TIs True.1 Parents let their children dlo with diph theria and putrid sore throat in scarlet fovo. * , when ten years' trial has proven beyond a doubt that Jpfloris' diphtheria prevention and euro will save every case without the aid of a phvsician. For sale only at No. 23 South Kighth street , Coun cil liluffs , Iowa , or sent bv express on re ceipt of price , $3.00. lr. ) Jcfieris has not removed to Omaha. Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate olliccs in the city. $2.00 per day. At the Pacific house j'ou will save from CO cents to ? 1 per day. Try it and bo convinced. L. U. Crafts & Co. , are loaning money on all classes of chattel securities at one- half their former rates. Sec them before securing your loans. When yon arc in the city stop at the Pacific house. Street cars pass the door e\ery fifteen minutes for all the depots. Meals 50 cents. Husincss bToek10 feet front Main street near Hroadway. lUislness lot , ii3 feel front Fourth street near Hroadway. Hlocks and half blocks in Brown's. Bay- llss1 third , and Haiiroad additions. Houses and lots and aero property for sale by K. W. Raymond. You Cnn See For Yourself that property which will DO Improved at once is more valuable than nnythimr can be that is to lie idle for a year at least. OMAHA ADDITION lies right in the track of all the projected improvements which are a part of the very foundation of the boom. Only a small part of this ADDITION is left for sale , and Odell Bros. A : Co. have it. No. 103 Pearl St. Telephone No. 10'J. _ _ _ , Snd orders for type-writer ribbons of all colors , now and roinkod , to C. II. Sholes , Council LMull's. We Don't JiiHt Call It Clioloo As some do their property , whether it is or not , but let you see that it is so Don't buy an inch in Omaha addition until you have seen the ground. To nee it is to buy. it is splendid land aside from the fact that the thoroughfares be tween Omaha and Council Blull's run through and on either side of it , and that residences and wholesale enterprises are waiting to spring up as soon as the \s eather permits operations. Over threo-miaitcrs of all the lots in this one hundred and sixty acres have been sold , thus making the best record of any addition on the market. If it was not the best wo would not s.iy so. ODKI.I. Biios. it ( "o. . 103 Pcail St. Couneil Mull's , la. List your property with the Tipton & Smith Law. Real Kstate and liismance Agency , 527 Uroadway. Here wo are , come and sco us for bar gains in Real Kstate , 527 Broadway , Tipton & Smith will place on sale bargains lor investors on Monday. To Contractors nml I\iltdors,1 Proposals will bo received by the under signed until the 23d of next month for the building of the now Catnolic church. Plans and specifications may be seen at the pastoral residence. The right is reserved - served to reject any or all proposals. 13. P. McMnxosiv , Pastor. Sure or the Future. Omaha parties , who have recently Pur chased about ! ! 00 acres of Council Blull's land , have decided not to put any of it on the market for thrco months to como. Several tracts belonging to these parties , which were on the market yesterday , have beer withdrawn. This proves the confidence they have in the spring boom of this city. AVe have forty or fifty head of fine mules , for all purposes , for sale at our "Star Stables. " SCIILUTKK & KOLKY. JefTeris' rcplat of Lots 1 and 8 of Al bright's choice , 5-8 mile south ot Ham mond's packing house , South Omaha , on main line of Union Pacific railroad. Nearest trackage lots in town for sale ; also beautiful residence lots. Terms easy. For sale at the ollico of Thos. C. Jelleris , at Howland's .lumber ollice , near dummy depot , South Omaha. W. C. STACY & CO. REAL ESTATE ! 50 acres of lionutiful land on Hroadway insiclo tlio city limits , : it $500 per acre. 22 acres 10 rods from Uroadwiiy , just outside tlic clly , ? ! 1,5QO. Impiovud farm 5 miles north of the city , ? IO per acre. 100 feet nt junction of Main and 1'carl strcnts , very low. Lot 50UJ1 on South Main street at $125 per foot. Largo list of aero property on Fr.uik- lln Avciiuo. Improved farm of 30 acres joining the citi limits , near Grccndalo at $200 per aero. Improved farm of 177 acres , 2& & miles ciist of tlio city for f SO per aero , 60 acres 3 miles out at ? 00. 7 22-100 acres with $1,000 , dwelling , cor ner of Franklin and Lincoln Avo. , for $1,000. This is a bonan/.a. Largo List of Cheap Lots , Residence and Business Prop erty. Acre Property and Farms. At Very Low Prices W , O. STACY & Co. , Real Estate Brokers , A'o H , 'Main t > t , , Council JSluffn. GREAT" SALE OF Ladies' and Childrens' MotherHubbardDresses Aprons , Etc. > Ve Imvo succeeded in pur chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin dcrwcnr , Childrens' Dresses , * Aprons , etc. , which we have di vided into two lots , and to make quick sales will sell them at Lot No. I. 25c Consists of Ladies1 Night Robes , Chemises , Drawers , Corset Covers , Long White Aprons , Childrens' White and Red Msther Iluhbard Dresses , Drawers and Infants' Slips. These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot No. 2 50c , Consists of Ladies Night Dresses , Skirts , Chemise , Drawers , Corset Cov ers and Childrens' White and Turkey Red Dresses. All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for 75c to $1. We take great pleasure in plac ing this immense purchase he- fore our customers and invite an early call , as we believe this to the greatest bargain in Muslin i Underwear and Childrens Dress- i , i es ever offered in this city. 314 , VUi , UJS and HiiO Broad way , Council Jllujf'a. All fresh goods , well made , full sizes , good shapes , and warranted free free from imperfections. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS. * FUU SAIi-PlttPcn : lot * In tloor's sub- ilivMoti Incnlcilonoto thrco blocks from IlroHdwny ( ind n few mlnuirV nnlk of poetof- nee. Cull on H \Vnrtcn , City Wntor Works O1I1CO , FOUND-On Hnrtioy street , Omnhn , n pocket- bonk contnltilni ? n | mwn ticket Issued by M. Abrnhfiini for it slhor watch aiut KOlil nml lircn t pin. Owner cnn Imvo same by Itiir chnrRcs nt Iloo olhco. Ij > OnSAI.K 52 ncros cliolco Iniul , ono mlle 1 ( < outli oust of t' . I * , transfer depot nnd ono nnJ one-half mlles southwest ot tlio gov- eminent bulldlnir. Knro clmtioo for n pyndl * onto. Apply to 11. Bliociii kur , Sti , Hnrrlson st. W ANT1U1 A peed Rlrl for gonornl bouse- work. Inquire 10U 1'oiirth street. FOU SAM' A well Improved f iirin , 2.W acres , Ineludlnp SW acres of tlinbor , sltuntcd In Kef ? Crook town lnii. rottiinuttnmlo county ! I'O ncros In flection . 11 , bnlnnco lying Just west thereof. Inquire on premises of 'Ilicodoro llnscli. _ _ FOH SALK Choice , smooth , unimproved 100 ncros clo o to Ilrnlnnrd. in Htitlur county , Nebraska. Will Rlvo Innto discount from pn < v rnt \ nluo for oiiMi. Address llimttn ? . Hum on A Jones , David City , Nob. , or W. J. , Ueo ofllCf , Council Hinds , In. TjlOHSAI.K Alnlmwilii , 2ttt norosultti flno JL linprntomonts , six miles mist ot Council lllutT ? . 1'rlcolow nnd nil tlio tltno needed. In quire of T. W. Vnn Sclovcr , Council lllulls. FOR SAM ! If tnken this wrck A n\o room lionso on Fifth nvonuo , near dummy dopot. TlioPtrrm , sldexrnlk nml lot tilled to Krndo. Prlco $ l,4riO. Kmjr terms. Address Lot , Dcoonicc , Council Illutfs. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Gco. S. Miller & P. II. Tobey , CIVIL EXGIXJHUS. : Olltcc over 1st National Hunk , cor. Main and Hro.ulwny. If you uimt ostlmntos or lilnns for bridge worK , loumliUloti , sewers , ( rraaliij ? or survey- 1 HIT ami plnttlntr , call upon them. All work gl\on prompt nttontlon. FINE FRENCH - MILLINERY , 1514 Douglas St. , Omaha , NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladicsbuying a ? 5hatbounctor one far will be paid ; ? io , round irip. YOAKDM & CO. , City and acre property for sale in and around Council Improved and unimproved lands for unle , Tjtind-t cxclianycd for stocks of inei'ch'.imltic , Ojjlcc over T-t ya'lomtlJniV , Cor Main sti-ectand Jiroudivay. CO COO o c : 5O 5 O B - H fan C COH SPECIAL BARGAINS f i IN ACREAGE , I f > AND s Lots in all Additions for Sale by BALDWIN & . TROUTIYIAN , 506 Broadway , Council Bluffs , II We have lots in every aildlllon In flic citi/ and Property That We Can Make a Good Title To. We IUIVP SUIHC cjinlce itcvc pronci'ltjinr re ltlcncc jtroncrlif , pci-tu , etc. Cir > 'C' > iHii < 1c > icu boliritcd frinn out of town parties witJiiiiy to make In * vest incut * . It Is an ctaI > UJicl facttliattlic JtVTLnrXG UOOM on tliconrnlnfl oft sni'iniiuillc.rccuit the expectation * of the mod nuninilne. Ann property on our lists K'ill malic bin money if taken hohi of at once. ARMOUR , BARBEE & CO. , No , 36 Pearl Street , - - Council Bluife Vacant Lots , Lands , City Ucsldcncc < t and Farmi , acre property in tvcstcrn part of clty > All selling cjicap to malic room for spring stoclc. R. P. OFFICER , Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room K , over Ofllccr < P I'nwy's banl ; Council Jtltt/fs. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA , K MRbllctird 1857 1IM.I.V 1IU1IKK. ( II OIIOI. IV. Ill WITJ iirmci : iV mnviTT , ATTORNEYS AT LAW , UpNtairs , Council ltln/'n , THE J. JOHNSON TRACT Lying Between the Omaha Addition and the N. P. Dodge Land be either platted into lots as the Peregoy & Moore addition or SOLD BY the ACRE. The part lying south of and Along the Union Pacific Track will be soldi First , And parties wishing to buy will call on or address , SMITH BROTHERS , No , 14 Pearl Street , - - Council Bluffs- NOTICE. All agents with whom we have listed the acre property north of the driving park are hereby notified that it is withdrawn irora the market. SMITH BROS. . 14 Pearl street.