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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Oct s7.-oottOn steady; mading. 1913 Flour
s ASsa ':ss u s IS g. fs%T sssss
Psten 81 ahsn 90 and ms
sisf 81 Re
81 ss e ana 81 ssS 6
MseTg Fl l o." Do, o MS ss GgqYs
w ssis Ss' G sSd
"a a$0c PSnRsyvanla: $5@$s aye steady and snn good
R5 ssSss %s ~ 81 s$s s s;ss
PPa a e butter e ,I S .9 s
and G hef 20 peroic1ia dai and nominal Reans1 sS
SUGAR quiet soft ssc cpPar Retired quiet IA Eal +ssc.
stesnef firm; Cotton iiI6ld sioaF /, ga grain ID:
60s3 busl; OATS 5000 bush: Rye 700 Sh.pmonts1
%heSt $500 bush sscs-Whea 1856 bush cSiS 1000
BUFFALO, oct. 27.--f1our unehss.d Wheat IN good
demand fq gs sa i do R no. st. 9 Dq aS
held higher sales, l5GO ~ st 54e sample, 32q52ls
te eis6ts ' 70 New York steady s6i, and6sagoS
bum iil1' COM lG6O5 bash oSss i60uo 6Gsa Baie.
S %Ss, BUSH e5S S9 Ls S Jus Ga Fyc S
Raihoid shipmont5-fDonr' 1000 ba1hi Mle3l 300"
Wheat $1,000 bult Corr, -C00o busli Eye 6ocOv bush
TO intermediate pohts-Wh,1t, 1000 bush ., -.
GafA s Ge' az, StoF 9E@ s r,obs; Sc No
yeE,er a55.c December 81 g6Sc January; y Oslo
q OJ's Nay N@ Chicago SP[lz y" soi 10 AVN . 90;
1SG cash: 80. Seobsr Il, Il c Noyemtef 4Glc
Be y 6.s ar '3' E can a 5coSsf
9sc November; . = Doccmbcri q ~ al Tie years
DC Fials'iol SeSer at 81. PerG ainer $40 80
u &G pccunb, $40 $l2 oh the ye4ri so - Ia 81 90
Ju Sl1 o7@all 10 february. Lard stnnger u " 20 Q
al 22is D-csuler 81 ed 70 al me year e a0os7 ga
jan u 81 - - FeD Lll .iasS lsH s?a",t1i - %
chanasd ct i5 frrls,ist ira Iaa,lo $ie Receipts
Ifion loIO IDi, Wheat - ~ go Dirt 20 ,, h Op
shipments Flour. 400 51i. %he!t l5d9gi 1H-i o2n'
liI011 buA; OATS 10000 bn,h .'ye 1oO Ons. ba'teg'
GStSxAI oct. 27.-Fiour du ard lower; Fraiy - s.
Qsj co. Fancy =. l. = 30 WHEAT Iim ~ - ~ - -
90 bush Corn n good tc,,a d a. 50 &c. active
demand 3Dc. c2h; 3pc Nov; rye qulet Al &c Pr
Visions quiet al unchansc'L WhShey sHsIy a ~ IS
batter changed PIiaa rcanery, - Choce DalT -
sugar uHchtuaSi; H5rl., 3d.; i "a?
tci1g and Butchers. - JOQaj 90 receipt. $500; ship.
DEroil Men. Ocr. 27-gh-., St dyj No whus Fan
cash y " November 81 D" . ~ ,t, = "a : - sSr-
TS = 5,j rele.ps 2055 busi ,Ilp1ent9 5000 Ggsh;
tjat- au.et \, = Ole; NJ. White s. - Receipts Zoo
MlLo1GEIl NJ Oct 27.-Iioor dull and gDohmge1.
Whol L,,hor AZ 2c Oct 92asc Noyi "a tc Rcr stAr;
jan corn gu:e at &c Eye nrpeT ~ oGS Yf 30 p 5
PROVISIONS dan Mess Pork SiG b october slo 90 Jan.
ri ona ton it - e.@ gaisr Ete- weser
II q re. iteceipts-Four l7oyJ Ob.i Mhe2~ 25o9
S5s; whcai, 1900 BUS. BSrlay i.t65 ju. ~,
81 Loo,s, "S'- - ~ gss y aji ch 0ot 30.
ycmIer 81 "a December 81 o. J~.lalyi II 800
- o 10 &, 4 i2alie eai i Is %o2 @' ali e yss
A. ~ Nay Oas nnner but so% Ut Zosa 20 - SASn &c
Farley ] 9 3 elP sy RglsT Ley sy. s ses ny
and Unchanged at 1850 ice. FaN-rcd s.clb a ~ 80.
lay hIn Prairie; ~ 80 5o Timothy $4g 80 isle iran "a
II PROV >ious duli and uuclngd only G5 trade aone
lcoriptsFlour 5000 b0is "ct, Z'9S9 g bi s,js
5ns.: Corn 100 bush oats, 2eOo Barley, none; Rye
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SAN1rARY PREcArrIoNs IN JArAN.-A Gov.

SANITARY PRECAUTIONS IN JAPAN-A Gov
eminent laboratory for the analysis of chemicals and
proprietary medicines is the means resorted TO
n Japan for promoting tho public health The makers
or sellers Of snch MEDICINES sTe required TO present
sample with the names and proportion Of the Ingredients
droctloDs for It's use. and explanations Of s supposed
efficacy During the last year there WERE It seems no
fewer than 904 applicants for license TO prepare and
eel II .091 l. ent aud secret medicines.
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90 Whom il man Concern.
OFrICE or HALrKR WAgEuu,sLs,
300 WEST |rh.sr..

GFrICE or UAL.W WAWEuO,sLs,
300 WEST 3irh-sT,
NEw.l oRK. sept -, 1881
TIVE following named persons are hereby
notified that uu due On goolH stored
I'm their Nance, and IN these warehouses, IA pdd ~ hl1
November 10, 1888 the said sUJtS Will DC
A.C UAEGER Proprietor
RS T. r.. Tracy, O. , Peters, John DugVlu MIS-. H.. IL
Baer or F1glnus Nav Planyal sarah Halfcy, Helen
II Reilly J W -ulcIgi Nitc / Dinun Kate c. pUanc Mrs
VI j MONTGOMERY Richard Furcy AdOlVh Mclosh, Jane
Thomas, Maggie Parker h A aud q W. B.lngs, Mrs.. a
L. Williams and daughter Mrs.. A +. Richardson, Kate
ODOnu, KcbcrCa Lewis, Catherine NJ. hoggin- Elizabeth
steele Kate brennan. George D. Duggan, JoHrmno r. Val
eutiur Eliza Higgins Dr. T.. e. Mann virginia Anderson IL
+ smith, Mrs d. Hamburg, Caule GOsinE W. H. Dunn, /
Fnnca GbboI. Vesia Taylor Mrs Bicr5to, EcehOrst
/. A. Drown, Moses ". AldrdEe, susan OBrten, L. A.
Fuller, 4. {. Pratt "a. b. Trevor, Mrs A. IL. WEIGH
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
L JEfFER-ONyILlE DEPO1 or rnE QUAR1ERhAsTERF(
DErAKIMENI
JEFFTRHONyILLF, Ind, oct. 20. 1883. )
sealed proposals. in trplcAo subject 90 the usual coni
lions VIII received this Office unti IL o'clock NJ,
Tueshy November ~ 1883 at which time and place they
opened presence OF bidders Tor furnishing and de-
nycring at this Depot Fifty Thousand gallons Mineral OIL
The Government the hight 20 reject all pro-
possla.
Preferences win be articles u domestic production
and ANA such wiz be given 10 articles
American production produced tho Pacific coast 10 the
extent Of their consumption required by tho public service
there.
blanks full information as bidding etc, viii be fur.
nishod 10y tins Office, application.
r. SAXON, Asst or Mr.. Gent, Z. y. A.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
49th-st. n 8, sOG It Of 9thave 502K1OO5; William nm
Sperb w SlOcuD. 2O,JOO
4thaye, r. 90 &c Of 7Otl-st lS.5nlOO; Mary Devn
aus LAM and Niie to K MaSoy G5OOO
su7ayc, No S8g, also ESQ 2d-aye, aud also 34j Vest
l5-sti n G BeaI'lsiee, executor, TO- d stevens ~,
4ottst s. IS IT " Of Lcxington-aye 2Ox980, one;
browne aud another rustee ..-...-...-....... 5000
MbL 81 n'S'''" iD''.'''' 225OO
Miller and vie to " RohIins ', 10000
TIrideIbach to FANNIE r Coic '.. 300
Bronson ct Al 20 Lucy Thomas ...........:-..
sugdsm 10 Esther a WR,aton ~ 1880
Of ie 'itdecmer -. 1890
Jolnson ......... COCO
rrferdC 10 taih a Btanr -''o- y 1850
KInFsbridsc Road 10 Il " I.ueI4oa.st 75zI5O;
StOnrad To II " Coates
lar oc: Wn, Nobie and VIII 10 e 4 Fniief 1900
r c White 80 ''i' anu $500
Heaey ana another to Wn Williams -, $4,000
ll5tb-st =, l9j II @ Of lsl-avc 20zl0oll; Or
Same property; JOAN Wynn and wlie 70 William
!i { & s.fo%. = iSyS% c,n $500
ErroUpEp rENTs.
EruHne II, tow Cue''nau. part Of 279 Wosist; -oo
MALONE rhS1,sa J. sud another to / Whglan, 80
Vail d iSI.ii +, 3 -" slDcraaa and another No
@!3 Grand 81; year OJUl
assIeyvrvrs or MoqroAars.
Bauer Aloritz 10 Moses slater ............... 1900
Dempsey iD ErI4tns Brciucui Observation-Disclosures Z'Dl
Wa.,Ec' j,co H. to Max BiItis.r ... 5000
Wiiictt, Ed NJ - Augusta GIIcndeI ex"rtItrr...-..
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Gin l1ropertp 90 Get.

ENOTISITELY FURNISHED SMALL
IL uous4 9Sth.st near Parkayr Iur winter SOS per
month Large house ZJth-st Tor Loldurs a. DALEY,
= West 3jih-si.
TINO LET. $50 Pcarl-st-Large sA-stOry new
I and srlb- t.ujipl lui'tiu" with power.
hULAND ,V WHITING, . EcvSmGn- ~.
rI'O LET.-rhr highly desirable fuur-StOry,
hi.h..toop bn,vu.stoue DWELLING No. % East S5d,. be-
tween 9Th ami Madison Apply to II. G. PLDDlE, Ar
mold, Constable Is Co., jth-avc. and l"t'-st
no LET-A fine house, grounds and stable in
the city % York villa without carpets ali I'M
ur0yCmcuts near Elevated Road. Address r. o. Box 90
IOnA,Ts. y. y.
rEO LET.-JuSt completed and ready for i'm
mediate possession 8 Nellhglu and vcEu'ni,u Lofts
5Ox-5 foot New engine, boiler aud steam elevator mr.
u,, AZ on 30 horse power building buI by days work aud
Is yer, substantial and the best manufacturing distinct
Inquire premises
Noe lOI and 1903 lhomp -on.st. near Pruce.
\. b. AITBAU ~ q 90.
10 EAST 59TH-ST., MADISON AVE
he Hand ,o,rcy and completely furnished crccke y,
glass Sc unfurushcd. Mod rate 60 acceptable
tenant
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Gorses an0 Carriages.

BLACK BEAR AND ALL KINDS SLEIGH
~ ROBES. Prices right C. c. slANNl lO3 Princest.
EOR SALE on liberal terms-Ihe Livery and
sales Stables Of Mrs Peter w liaskHA At White Plains
and IuTyt0wu, MosChehtrr County, n. y Horses car
age shCcld pony, harness complete aud IN good order
Also the famous tTOtter Lew DOlman.'
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y -
ntcS
4 SPLENDID iAN4>lilENT.-Iwo 30-iOOt
: \ Gate wet o. @tga viii yc ao.a cheap. CRAWFORD q
TItHBuRNE, 300 3t-ay.
At BARG superb four-story
u bIc and btF stone dwellings, lb tU - feet mont, 80
10 100 dccpi LlnoI i!il. luc's. 5000 To slJOoOO
WltKotF. l,''i Ifo1dvay 1856 Ii-i l2'Ur-t
FOR INVESTMENT. - Several downtown
/ plopsrtir, puyng good interest
RJLAND@ WHITING. BeekmHn~t.
L'OR SALE CHEAP, five thrcc-story brown
llg'h.st Apply 10 SrIr&LE7, 800 East 19iHst
EOR SALE or TO LEr-Fumishcd 50th-st.
stone handsomely decorated. }. HONAINE DROWN,
1880 Broadway.
FOR SALE.-Nos. 6 and East Iith-st and
Sos H. - and % East Gutisi aUays open. Description
and prices application % CHARLES Et Tx * CO., Agehi'
EOR SALE-Halcm.-Ouly one left of those
IauG-tsf" i-stoTy and latutuf. li~-.t'ur cabinet
finished houses SO -lb3 staNr a"ar 2sthst conpc'cn
every detail. us'n daily iUi inspection.
Tor SALE.-No. II West j3d-st. one of
The desirable houses the gty and IN the beet
Ian supervision 81 Ic present owner Tor hs own
occupancy FycEnry 'front.' WIFE oi'r window,
conveniently arranged exquisite oabUc; tui-h superb
stationary furniture and uiIf'ls. perfect piuGbIna, aud
brautllly decorated IUltuIatr possession Lnqlre On
Ir'msrs'or" IA. X * SaIEaha sm.:t.
/ NEW FOCR-STORI SUPERIOR finished
I bruWustou, houses plumbing best s-wcragc
perfect, trs thr most CuIplrc hun-J ut the kind two
having diu-rwI extensions; splendid block .'cythlns
for occupancy l. CRAWFORD Builder On pccnisrs - OjG
3dav.
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to-day
Four 4-stOFy brown dwellings, with lots, Nos W
q Est i2a Ssyss 80 Of 4ty eacn 10. seesOo
EEw-JERsRY PROPERTY.
Bk Richard " HaTHeh d Co.
lots situated RalrOadaye and Earl-st; Chas ,oo
A~o
Eight lots situated Camp-st, 200 1t from NcWh0r an
terst; Moses BlgelOg.. oVaO
sixteen s 9ts suated On capst near 'ne $500
-Four lots situated on Johnson ST; same buyer. $40
AT ELIZABETH.
FOty.fOur lots bounded by POstaye, Meadow,
Spruce and spring sts L II MARITIME Ssl
ESGLEwoOD.
flly s Maeey o. lnu' On anu 1850
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Dancmo Ataocmics.

Dartlns AtaOrnics.
4 Lien DODWORTH, No. Gs1 Fifth-ave.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Commence saturday. October 20.
Particulars In circular. Tor which send stamp
4 Lien DODSWORTlFS Dancing school,
n No Gsl 6thayc-Classcs FOR gentlemen Monday and
thursday evenings commencing, october 80.
A LEN. MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave. and
"a 20 West 6ythstClasses every day. Private lessons
any hour Genemens classes Monday 1hnr-day even
hgs MI applications received NJ H. SHAVE circular
Mr.. TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING,
A'I broadway aud 32d.st-
Is STRICTLY A ElRSIALASS PRIVATE SCHOOL.
AND NO LONGER OPEN A. A PUBLIC HALL.
Lessons every day and evening send Tor circular
SCHOOL FOR DANCING
- AND DEPORTMENT.
MI r. Harvard Reilly OF No 67s 6th-ave.
from Europe and viii reopen his scOoi Monday Oct 49,
Please apply the hall send postage stamp for circular
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THE PRINCES: A Medley. BY ALFRED TESNIsoN.
Illustrated 4tO. PIP. 223. James r.. OsgOOd Co.

THE PRINCESS; A Medley. BY ALFRED TESNIsoN.
Illustrated. 4tO, PIP. 223 James Il. OSgoOd Co.
This holiday edition of Mr.. Tennysom's gracious
poem is admirably illustrated by those American
artists to " HON We have been accustomed To look
for the most poetic imagination and the greatest
delicacy and accuracy in drawing. The results OF
their abors are full OF grace and idcaity and have
had Justice al the hands of the accomplished On
graver,. MI Frederick Diclman has done for " The
Princess his best work. lie has in these drawing,
almost rid himself Of the shortnccked and fatiaced
woman who has hitherto haunted his fancy, and has
invested the creatures of Tennysono Imagination
with delicate beauty which adds a new charm 10
the text Paper and printing are alike inviting, ana
the elaborate binding will catch tie popular taste
if not the eye of the fastdious book-lovcr. The
volume is one Of the most engaging prepared for
the holidays. and fitting successor 10 the Boston
FIRMS beautiful edition Of The Lady of the
Lake"
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9enrners.

A YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
~ wishes private pupils httng FOR college specially:
highest reference Address YALE, Box a. Tribune oncr.
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
lishod ls55 provides promptly Best Teachers for Pm.
vale Pupils Families Schools. Colleges Circulars of Good
Schools with reliable information free 30 parents skilled
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp.
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r1.RnpEAN Markets.

I,,rprpCT- oct 27.-2OO D. -Bacon-Cumberand ent
steady at ass RID steady "a 9s I'd Long Sear sisaay
a. AZ III Short Clear ztrady nj BIS. Beei-ENtfa lHa
Wcss Br,n.r al SSs IaTd-Pimr Western dun az Sss.
CIs American Choice urner II jls o. ton-Nl1ed Ne"
ASTEggF Oct z7-wilcox's Lard closed at 100 francs
nerl
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LIVE STOCK MAEKErs-RY rELEGRAPM.

Cur,eo Del 27-Tas DrorsyA' JguDsa reports: H0gs-
pcc.ipts 10000 shipments. 500; MARKET du aui 100
20 lyr. Packing - - - Pacing and shipping, - 40
n ~ SO. Light - iUd5I 30. SkfUs. SD -; $500.
TarIs-Rcce!ytS 100 head shipments, BOW tesli
market EASTER Exports, - - -. Good 80 Coce nApln4
81 JOQ-G TO- Common 10 MEDIUM, = a. 40 hsise AZ"
fga t,gs., Texans 90 - UUi Am Icin-, - 3VdeO
Ss,r,-Rec,ipts 300 head: shipments, <'pJ hs saG
rlle -luggsh Inferior Ia Fan - ~ 80 Sooo - '''
Choice 81 Texans - - as 30. o., ,s.......
81 IouIs Oct 27hoJskeceips liza head snlI ~
market dull Light Il .J0t4 ~ many - "
as r5. Futah Mixed, 81 80 "A -. 80, -
t,,aiE,...iptS POO head shipments, 100 Ieadi supply
TOO ANAL 10 make a market only small local t' done
SIM Receipts, head; shipments 100 hehli MdAeS
cri.t al ruC only local TRADE done 49,,
to-day, Soo heal
,or srE mus ar sIei head same time last week,
TOO head; consigned through, la market steady
tytr steer. ~ OJd 90 rs; Fair TO Good u % -.
SIs,D-Rr,,ipts to-day 1900 head total ir week Inu n
d ouo FOR same last week, l6UOO head cphsigWd
-b1i II cara market steady Fair Good Western, ~
~ Chco 10 Fancy 81 % - UO Western Lanos - oO@
t6cRcccpt to-day lO3j0 head total for week thus far
80 500 hA Tor same tiue last week $4,000 head: consgnea
trur ID5 cars dull aud lower YORKER - Iog
- no light aud Fair - 5OaSi 70; God. NJ hlun ana
T.ayy II 75Qs4 20; Pigs, "a - 10, Common. - go
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DARWINIsM IN MORALS An
FRASCEs POWER OOBBE. l
G..t..-.. IT I1IfA

DARWINIsM IN MORALS AND OTHER ESSAYS. BY
FKAsCEs POWER CoBIIE. limo up. Az. Boston:
George II. Ellis
Miss Cobbe begins the clever essay which gives
title TO this volume by the following pointed SEN
tcnce: 1t is singular fact that whenever we find
out how ANYTHING is done, our first conclusion seems
10 be that God did not do it," This illustrates her
philosophical position. She is classcd among pro-
pressive liberal thinkers, but she is so firmly con-
WINGED of the truth and necessity of religion that
she would be ready TO make a new one rather than
the world should 20 without. Her paper on
DarNinism in Morals" is an answer 10 the hyPoth-
esis as propoundcd by Mr. Darwin of the evolution
of conscience from purely animal instincts, a doc
trne which she regards as fatal to AL true morality.
She POUNDS her argument principally upon the prob
lem of repentance, distinguishing acutcly between
remorse and mere regret, and maintaining her side
Of the discussion with force, cleacsS and adiTab!"
temper The same subject is briefly touched upon
again in the concluding essay Of the volume All
the other papers refer 10 questions Of religion or
psychology such as the Devil in whom Miss Cobbc
does not bclirye), Hereditary Piety, Dreams, etc.
They are collected from The Theological hcr77c and
other periodicals. in which they appeared AT vari-
ous times during the past eighteen years.
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6tea.r5oats mo RaiIron rs.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
y DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier Al, y. X. loot OF
Canas every WEEK DAY at r. N. Connecting al Albany
SUNDAY mornings cNccpUd with trains north west aud east
y BENcurou tickets 10 Saratogn' and Lake "tp se ana
return.
EOR BOSTON, via Ncw-YOrk and New-Eng
/ sand RR Leave New.lork (Grand Central Slailonl AZ
sundays via Hartford. Leave NcWloTk lNdhlalan Ii
Cyatcd RRl from south Ferry, S42 a. M 0JGsi y 70 a. ms
High Bridge. 9:S9 Leave Pier 20 " H. 1901 Dehi--
sss, Norwich Line, p H. Pullman s!eeps'aS on hlsAV
trains.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER D.-Commcncing sept ~ 1882
through trains viii leave Grand tniIa' Depot go
q. Va. Western Nc"-NoTk and Northern Express WIN
draw room
s no a. m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars.
Ahaur Rochester Butai lIit,
and To tu ariIynI trago 1870 a. M next DAY
AZ 9U R. NJ Chicago Express, drs"uergon t'ts I" Nanan
dGl Rochester aud BunGO connects Tor SHaloA HpIinss
II m 10 albany and Troy for Utica, Saratoga,
Glcus Pals Lake George ana EuiiSuu.
$50 H.. Albany aru Troy special. braWlng.foom C'us
A 4. m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
s6p Louis Express, with sleeping cars Tor NlAgara
Fails Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday, Toledo Detroit
&o H. Express with sleeping cars Syracuse and 10
Auburn Road also 60 Montreal Connects Tor Saat0g1
o. PHcitC Express, with slreing ears Tor Rochester,
Buffalo Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago ~ Lo"S oswe
& also CLAYTON except SatuuiNl
IL p NJ Midi Express with sleeping 10 Albany and
with the morning trains Tor the West ana
North Except saturday night
1lckcts On sale at GRIND central peRot, No . Bowling
Oacrs Park place and $50 and 9i2 BUadYay NeN-No.
and S3S Washington ami SEA tUit'Lst brooAyn ana ~
Basgagt called for and checked from residence
Tlee trains daily. All others daily except sunday
J. II. TOUCEN, {. T. MI.lh LII
General SUPERINTENDENT General paSsCn ger 4 cent
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Auriion Sales of Real estate.
DICHARD Y. HAKNETT& CO., AuctioEeers,
II viii soil at auction Ihur-hy, November i,
st Il O'Clock 20 Exchange showroom, III broadway
by order Of EDWIN D. MORGAN JOIN !. IIkkI,
S6ION HUMPHREYS aud lINlN DAY, Executors
uf the Estate Of Gov T.. ID MORGAN, deceased.
Valuable UnirprOvei lcll Estate on
NADISON-ANE. GJ1 II and 10Th ~TH, "a Lots,
CENTRAL PARK NFSI, l0SD to l07IH-SI T.. 81 Lots
lUIILANE. and BOULEVARD l6oIH and loINI.o :,
ELtiro BlDok,
WEST 9th ST, near CENTRAL IAltkt 4 Lots.
Terms 20 per cent at pei cent on mortgage.
Book maps oud particulars be obtained fiom LORD
DAY LORD Attorneys FOR the Executors, No 10 Broad
way, or Auetonccrs ohcc III broadway basement,
rooms ID and T. 80
Law Telephone SSi,
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miscellaneous.

EENTLEMEN'S SEALSKIN CAPS, $14 aud
$40 gloves, slOi Gaantets, SlS and go C.CsHAlNE
lUS Prince.sL
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED ,i ESUir'
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABsOLUTE SAFEIY.
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Express Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Corahu'
street Ferries 3 follows: an
6:l5 20 s, $3.50 90 and 10 Limited), II am 500 SaV
., q, Z. and aud II night sundays o, % Liu"
and 10 IN, 4, g. Z, and NJ aud IL night :, oo $50
Trains leaving New.YOrk daily except sunday OIL ar
and lilo m J. q l. 8 aud ~ Connecting at Trenton 'oi
Camden. 800. ,aoI
$40 $40 $40 ASS except Monday 600 $50 ~ I'm NJ
IL and Halo IAuned Express 1880 shu %" Pj0f
3, 8, q, $50, 746 aud $40 m. on suh9sS IN
Bl6, 500 3i5 l35, $50 $3.50 Limitedl ooO siy
and $40 M Leave Philadelphia Via Camden sou u " '
except sunday. , a.. uonsa
Ticket Offices 4S6 $40 aud GA Broadway, AstOr
Dcsbrosses and CoTtandt streets Coul
Brooklyn Annex station fool OF Futon.s lO9A.h ncfet
Hotel, HobOkcn; Station, Jersey CIV, Lmlslah' i'
Ofioe Battery Place and Castle Garden . -, .hsok
The Now-lork Transfer Company viii call LOT "'" 49,
baggage hotels and residences.
CHARLES r.. PUGH, j. X. NOOD,
General Manager. General PaSSN Awe"
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TO PHILADELPHIA.


90 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK.DAyS AND oS
SUNDAY. 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PuIA: IN NETWORK.
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EUR TRIMMINGS, LARGE ASSORTMENT,
al kinds. &. c. sHAYNE. manufacturer. l03 PTince-st
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Citn iicnl estate for Sale.

4 DVERTISENENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TNnu&E WILL BE RECEIVED Az TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l.:S broadway. corner Thirty.
trstst unl p M ard 30. West T"en'y.tlret cor.lr
Eirhfhayc No ~ East Fourtrcnh-st UuanqCnir,
eco Thrl.ayr FOrtyscycntusi.; At the HARLEM
OFFID -. Nos lNT aud 23O) Thudsye, corner enc.
hrncreard.tN it-st up 10 p IN, at regular Office
ntcS
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REAL ESTATE.

NKwYoRK Saturday Oct 81, 1888.
The following held at the Exchange Saieroom
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" Between York AMI Hnyrr.
Company pier neW) No AZ North RIVER FOOT o. hortnnsL
Travellers by This line avoid 5uih transit English railway
and crossing Channel IN suti boat.
Special train leaving the C"mpauys du"k ~ bNtU 't Tor
Pans arrival Of stcImcI Baggage checked at Nc"l OK
thrnns 10 Paris
81 GEBMAIN. EOGnCau We'd oct 81 u a. NJ
FRANCE P,rioI Il HaucrrlNe wednesday, Nov =, 10
LABRADOR collier, Ncsi. Nov. H. ?. To-
Checks payable at sight In amounts 10 suit on tue bangc
Ttnu-ail1utiqur 90 ParE.
Fol ,isIghi and pass, g, apply 10
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after oct :; 1889.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NcwYork via Desrosscs and CoTtandt ot
Ferries follows go -
Harrisburg Itsburg the West and South With Pullman
Palace Cars attached, and daily. NcH-1ork
amt Chicago Limited OF Paror Dnins, smoAlns ara sleep
ing Cars at . every day.
William sport, Haven, IA. Cory and IRE ~
NJ connecting at CORY Tor lltusvie Petroleum O'h'e
aud the oil Regions. 49,. ,....
Baltimore Washington aud the South. Limited washing.1n
EXurss" OF Pullman ParOr daily except sunday l'a
m; arrive Washington Regular. via b and = H. ~
AT oslo and $50 3lO and y m, and II hlIuli VIZ
and y. II. r. and m and II night sunday VIA 10 5ut
T. r. r. m, Sp m. and IL night VIA e. ana " H. H.
aud Il night.
For Atlantic City except sunday, 5l5 a M and M
For Cape May, except Sunday, 0:i5 aud lllO N .,.
Long ranch Bay Junction, and intermediate sau0hs
via Railway aud Amboy m, - noon, $40 ~; On
Sunday u and tdoes not stop ut Asouy lSrt1,
Boats nf BROOKLYN Annex" connect with AL through
Jersey CITY, anording speedy and direct u'h''' "
Trains arTiye-From PsburR Gro and l:2Q m 1850 ns
1920 IN daily and IN daily except Mon'sys; va bS1
g.S5 35 and 1880 sunday, $50. $50 N; lOS2 anu
JO50 u m Prom Baltimore l2O Sundays 700 = W.
From Philadelphia 800 G2o, ESQ G5O except Monss66'
$50 GAO 1910 lido m; l2O, ,, 800, 5:SO ~ go
800 985, 1920, 1898 and 1000 sunday 5oV "a
600 7O0, 1885 M $40, 1;S5, 080 1910 lOSo anu i0