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RIcE-oulet. unchanged.
; Timothy, 81 46asl 55i Flax,

81 60 Trading moderate.
WOOL-Hallo@ell Coburn, Of Boston. cay. The demand
for washed clothing wool has been very light and the sales
UNIV woods are large enough make the Total sales
1900 900 a. which Is a fair average business.
COmbing and Deane selections and the best feece Yoos
although quiet held with considerable hrnness out On
other kinds concessions have been made
New Fall TeXas and California has been reeeye ana SAFES
Of reported good Northern
Springs are still held out OF market - .oo
sUGAR-Raw dull and nominal Fair Refining, 6ec. oUS
bags BRha sold 6isc Refined dull and weak cut Loaf,
9i4ci Crushed 9,,c Cubes ss4e Powdered SSsas7sc.;
GTRnnate So as 7I6c; Mould "a" 5l.c Confectionery
"A" 3lGc. STANDARD A." 7zGSj1c.; on A." 7aD7 ssc;
Yellow. 6s96asc. -
= STEARINE-Dull and unchanged In price City quoted
c asked sales, 900 Oe0margarine stearine 516c
49OOO ID do Western delivery, TIC.
Gales. 60, 900 n, 7l2c
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BRITISH GRAGN TRADE

Ioxpoy. Oct The Jock LGae EyE1ss9 its weekly
{: British gFGig trade I1le
orally hue mild and the land q n
ton FOR sowing Prices weaker IN qualities % wheat
exeept fine are cheaper Flour ditu 10 sell the mar
kct favors buyers Ordinary 2uIg barley has declined H.
and grin Ing sorts Sd uyn wheat low especially
and bari Mixed leItcsa mai l..
aud Cd. dearcr European maize Is dull llre Wheat cargo
arrived s0d, dive withdrawn IN Two rcIiu
The sales Of English wheat during the week 1891
tcr 40s Cd quarter against JOOO qutTs at 4Os 81
lmarter dLlring Tie cOIreslOnlLng Ncck LAST ye.L
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BRAZILIAN coFFEE MARKETS.

Rlo DE 5ANERo Oct 27Cohee-Good Flrsts, 5000 go
bags shipments Of the to the ChanDe North u
Europe 1000 bags O. the United States the
Mediterranean 4O0O bags; sales Of the week for tie Channel
and North OF Europe $1,000 bays United 63
600 bags IOr he Med rranean stock 100000 bags
Exchange on London II sd
SANTOS, Oct. 27.Cofee Superior santos 6OO34
10 kOs Average daily receipts For The yek 500 Tags;
Shipments OF the week 70 an So 900 bags including
10000 Europe saies OF the
bags intending rs 900 for Europe stock lgS OOg is "a
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
p,.r., -, ~ .5i Dtr S'H ,[S GGlorayo
WA,nlSGIoN %. G., oct - lsS5.)
5r''r lee l P,Si " ed a S farc a otoc Seven
1888 and Thereafter % "' presence
sSl barns Escf = in in F G. G barrel.
$4,000 pounds Preserved Beef
l5O oOG pound, sugar.
1000 gallons Vinegar
EOpO yards Cloth oI trowscr,
1000 yards 10Th Tor caps.
1000 yards Thin Flannel
5000 yards Flannel. "a, II o.
5000 yards Flannel, "a, 3aol
3UOO~y srd, Cotton Duck.
loco pairs Boots.
5000 blankets.
Onethir Of beef pork aud soap the nee noasss and
vinegar 10 be delivered Ia ihry d}s ana i' c"SIhE "l
ces IN ninety days FROM The date OF coutla,' 81, , , mon
Onera VIII De received Tor on OF ioLt ~ w , u,
articles bat must include The fan amount required oil
such article or articles. ,..,.,, , .
Tie articles must conform to hr NV NY a pr
viii be- the amount N each delivery until the
TSdcrs are referred to Inspector Of Provisions and
Clothing nj the Brooklyn navy naIt i,r % IoS
The proposals must made the proper blank FORMS and
The DEPARTMENT reserves night TO reject any proposal
IA. SMITH, PayInsster General u ;. Navy
PROPOSALS FOR MINERAL OIL.
4 JEffEEsoXynlE Dtrol or riE 0uAEI@ESASlEEs(
D DtF4,IIt ina oct. % 1882.
sealed proposals. tIplicac subject 10 the usual comb
ons VIII be received e ihs Office ni ~ coSA a. on
viii b. opened presence 81 ror furnishing and dc
The tc hight 70 reject any or AL pro
viii be- given to articles domestic production
manufacture and such prcernce WI De- 70 acles
Of tsr consumption roQmIed Dy the Pnhc serlte
Bsnts end fun information to bidding, etc, will be fur
''-'A = n sAHION, Asst or. Mr Genl, L. b A.
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New i1nbIitdtlons.
sd THOUSAND.
MARGARET FULLER.

MARGARET FULLER
memoir Of the woman who first in New.Engand took
position and intellectual leadership by the woman
the Battle Hymn Of the Republic literary event
Of no transient interest. The FAMOUS WOMEN
SERIES will have worther subject more ustr
b1grpher Nor will the reader be Disappointed for the
narrative Is deeply interesting aud full inspiration
.-lwOnan's JournaL-Uniorm with George Eliot Emily
Bronte George sand and Mary Lamb. Price 81.
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Publishers
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Tessels and Railroads
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Oct. 20, 1893.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


e61ToTsPot Cotton G@i and easy without ggotqRle
Sgl eaes against 9 sd las week 6o and p 3 4
during the same period last year Futures very duh o9d with
0%S u Of e 66 s S5 Noae@bs 1852
4s pI6S@Ss Io lS?o Ma aS 'S 2 @
bar ,I io5 SsS io5 HoyaaSS io5 peeer lo9J
ii07 HOS April Ii.10aiI2O May, iI3O6ll8ti June,
llAl4 l142; July, ll52Qllb3; August lLGlel''62'
a I54ls *? e EF 5 t city fy Of c oGS Dis SIS
Bcsse AZ * do, on private terms WiihdTaTas
Bessci C.2sS santos DO private terms stock herr IN
o.t ne yanl in every cess that OF Noyemor acs
1000 bags 80 at 1925 10 80 Tor NogGmbeE I0g 1000
a554905 ior March and o95 Tor g elosas os ag
TO- January 500 90 February, 9sO99s5i March. 9s0a
$50 April 950a"o0 Mid irm sales $50 bags eavanHa
FLoUR AND Observation-Disclosures rather moro steady
export demand aad light oJbin2 trade nqHiy business for
1ry ia 'i al tis aud tho ar week in next mont sales
loco hS o. Wh'h ~ Ol-s WtSi%I Cox S1RyV., T
100 lLs No l 225 ~ s0tor nPrag and - SjaFS25
I5 IoW trade Exrs - 70a - TO- LOO 6bl Sapdna So
Ts S 60 Ghooa ECO " 6Gs Winter e f' i
within ihe range ~ Go~s5 n c6 9ug, ions no
IRENE; Coamon TO Far Extra state - 90 a lo God TO
asi ao Good to 9oce = $5sS7 - common Ex.ra ono
81 90; Common Extra Minnesota AZ 7Oos4 30; Ctr a GOA
So; Rye Mixture, - lJGs5 l5 SiEIghL - 50atJ 20
M - 1887 90; - Louis Common 10 Fair Extra - -
30gf7: Patent Winter Wt,af extra - GOqF7: CITY
Mu tzr ior Wet indie ,; s}qh Anerea
Gunt ana uuclanaci sales. 1900 nbl1. Good
a mi - fpsyfo - a. % y FLoI7 Gaaf and
steady. sale, 55o bas Tnc - ops 90 BUCK
oua,c'i q So, $40: yellow western s3Gs5 80. "
'GHAiN-WIlEAT- uarlet irregular and unsettled open.
ing 4a'c lower su-' 1n"uy recovered rom The decline
hrst riCs GOD epT: Ju<nrs Vita the trad mainly
be-. - = a
ssils 1880 600 bush future $4,000 busb. cash and to
n f., stg2 o6 p d65 o. Tor w Ie i9rReT and nd
siI7: ~ Chicago - "a so Nilvaukec. u %. N
So 3 R-d II oOi.q{I oI nccyator; No . Rcd II l35. !
~ 10 forr, e,yaor - u for do 9hg1t 81 l9dsl lOh
White - o3o o3'l so White - 10 in elevator 30
TO- ns, c ' Il oa-i i co.as $i il 10 JipSarSS
' lI s ~ - 80 r5iotI i5s' GOSH
a ie'. Ill.. Nars't qai,' agG hrn sale 5000 miGh
an ,,'rcue. hAiIEI lia,ket steady. VIZ @odra,e
..'. BARLEY MALT ful at last quotations. CORN
c io,ei. oolnr steady &C. under The liat rncss
9 i.iy active irad" Oh speculative account m"'c"ie
lc,uas, -i'eod Ja.. es nc.aaine nersGci Siia,a
do Irrb.r .-a $50 rloslng 5stc. do January. 81
o. h.. cio-e hI~-Mark,t unsettled cash
quca,l r,,o,rrd most Of he decline, ana eo.ed hai aa
So IS IT,: No. quoted 4:c. Mixed Western a3035c.
G, , "a 80 'g,.ip, giL 60. 90 Eoye1Lrr AS a
- lc 7.c: DO December 30 &C., co-ing36.
80, ,.'S Sa!ar ,'r .NaTs,t 6rra fSiy
100 d., sIasl %. slIus. 81 1Oasl 20 Rye Feed 9Je.
.AroRr uE,RAScEs FEoM ATLANTIC FORTS FOR The
80 20 rtsr,r.
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Citn Hcn! c:staic for Sale.

A pVERTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ REcETvED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No l.-&3 Broadway, corner Thirty
llghthave No 90 East Fourteonhst corner Union uare
200 Ihr'aye corner Forty seSenth ri a. the lAELE4
hurared-and-twentyGftA-St up to p m tregnar once
rates
a SPLENDID nv ~, Tive 30-fOOt
TICHKOKN r., D5j 3d-av.
At BARGAiNS.-Tiftccn superb four-story
~ brick anu bronsgne DWELLINGS, 10 n feet front so
10 100 deep; LpnoX NM prices. $4,000 10 100000
MNthOFt I,@6t bioad"ay, lao t@ss lz0tA.st'
FOR INVESTMENT. - Several downtown
HULAND WHITING, Beekman-st
FOR SALE CHEAP, five three-story brown
stone houses all improvements, No. 526 10 534
ll9th-si. Apply to rICKLEs 800 East 79th-st.
TOR SALE or TO IET.-Furnished; 50th-st.
between 9Th and 9th ayes, fOur-stoy high soop brown
$50 Broadway.
EOR SALE.-Nos. 6 and s East 44th-st aud
Nos - 81 and % East GOist always open Description
i icci5 S' s. East 3lsi.st.
TOR SALE-Harlcm.-O one left of those
handsome i-stOry ant taScmcut htgh-stoop cabinet
hniHhe. houses No ~ 1tihNe near I%slhi eo'nieteh
L'OR SALE.-No. u West 53d-st. One of
the most desirable houses IN the C and IN w best
possible location. Designed and buit by Duggan cross
occupancy FNesoiy uto"lsont 'front.' WIN ONE nGOMg
conveniently arranged exquisite cabinet hnish superb
beautifully decorated Immediate possession. Inquire on
Promises, orof j. A. X: SrtELl,,
4 NEW STORY SUPERIOR finished
p,rect these are the most complete
having dinngroom extensions splendid Iiocki eyihnE
occupancy r. CRAWL JRD, Builder Oh premises ~ 800
Sd-ay.
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yokn DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, oCToBE
6earbers.

A YALE GRADUATE, experienced tutor,
N wishes private pupils fitting for college specially
highest references. Address YALE, Box A. tribune Omee
A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, estab-
~ hshed 1885, provides promptly Best Teachers TOR PIT
PuPlI Families Schools Colleges Circulars 81 G9od
Teachers always wanted Application form Tor stamp ~
J. w. sCHERMERHORN & CO. East l4th-st N \.
MISS HESSE, SO West 21st-st., supplies com
WI petent teachers tutors singers house
keepers beet advice given TO parents on choice OF schools
References by favor Hamilton Fish and eIsec Evarts
PREACHERS, tutors, gOveTnesses promptly
1 mppled free 10 employcrs schools recommended
FLORENCE FITCH, % Unionsquare,
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DROPER PRIDE.
q FASCINATING STORY OF CAVALRY LIFE IN
INDIA,
AND TOWN AND COUNTRY LIFE IN ENGLAND.
THE TRIBUNE, NEwYoRK
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Mem Qualifications.
ARNOLD) seems to

NOW he (MATTHEW ARN0LD) seems to
~ me distinctly at this moment to be the most distinguished
Englshman living AS poet writer and thinker he has
scarcely any equal altogether has in judg
men, no equal-Lord Coleridge.
THE WRITINGS OF MATTHEW ARNOLD.
THE PROSE WORKS
MATTHEW ARNOLD.
NEW AND UNIFORM EDITION.
Prepared with the authors sanction expressly for The
American market.
seven volumes, l2mo, each, 81 90
Uniform with the Eyersley Edition of Charles Kinsseys
NOvelsJ
CONTENTS OF THE VOLUMES
Vol. l-Essays in Criticism. -
Vol 2-On the study Lterarure-on IrsnslSuns
Homer. o,,
Vol. s--cuIturo ard Anarchy-F Friendships Garland.
Vol 4-Mixed Essays-Irsh Essays
Vol 5-LiteIatUre and Dogma
Vol. B-GOd and the Bible
Vol, st Paul and protestantism-Last Essays on
Church and Religion.
There is no Englshman who has conceived more exalted
idea of the functions Of the critic or Kept more faithfully III
ov hts own definition business Of The critical power
art science 10 see the object itself il really is or ex
ercised that power with fascinating clearncss more
elegant and charming NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tribune.
In literature he has established which have been
the basis of all intelligent criticisms in politics lie has con
tended great and staesmanke principles In religion be
has shown that conduct IL than creed that hbcray Is
moi inconsistent peiy and that "sw,et reasonable
ness than pugilstc disqualification Traveller
They tTe Ought have the largest aud most
intelligent constituency ccuntryChristisn
Union
POEMS.
American Edition. Complete in one Volume. l2mo 81
II is 70 him and Cough Of the future will
come who desire to ccarcst poetic expression Of the
sentiment and reflection Of the most cultivated and thought
fu men Of our geneIatiOn-The NatiOn.
Yet / know numbers young meI-aDd some, alas no
longer found ii Matthew Arnolds poetry
more exact intellectual and emotional wants
than any poetry Tennysons OF Emerson sHeniy
A Beers IN The Century Magazine.
Contains most meodous verse that
this age las prOduo d.-LOndon Atheleum.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRN, Monday, Oct. %. 1888
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
~.

AEw.YoEK CITY.
5th.ave Plaza z " cor OF jgthst 70 53th.s', POLLOK
17Jkl2jX- irregular; John Z Anderson and vie
John Phyier and Jas Campbel $4,000
brown anl vie to Harg schnilt 1900
lOtilst n. 200 e - OF ls-aYe 2JXOil0 Marie
spies 10 Ma naleHa EScher
Sst,-st. 30 II o: 4thave, G0XlJ0.siE Frances
HanCe 10 d Dunkclsplel 10000
Emerson-st :, 1877 II " OF S.amau-aye, 47xi297N
-irlegular. etc ! interest; Jane Potter eAA, TO
77,i.st n B. 52j It e o, 4tliaye 2jxIj22: L rarIer
referee 10 Ada J. B0swOr .-..--..-.- 200
Maiden Lane u = %. 10 70 % o. Nassau-st, ls2XOO2X
l07xSS.5 Ellen Murray, cx'x, TO Helen
OiDcr ct al.
erty to Benz barnard -. 1900
M5G.il End VII. to Iiari De- 1870 1920
MailsU-aye, n cor o. G2d-st. 20jXI0i w Bronson
and wife to SarlI \ Nei0er. -.-..--...
sadson.ayc. G s. 500 II o. I2lthst 2O.5xsO; Julia
o Hue and another tJ Jennie Taekaberry ---. 23Oc0
59th-st NO 23J East, l8xlOOJ : Bns u, TO Engcl -
Caaai-st no ia; mary johnson to Benjamin Bar ,.
Iexngtol.lyg, e. :. IS II Of 5jih.st, i8GxS0; WIN
Oahu adn'r 10 Alfrd Lyons -......-......-.. 1900
aud Wiz TO To- i / y VAIN air. 5000
Eaaer end Vie to samuel J9eos ,.,..... 1880
her ani 1iie 70 VIM HcrrlicS 1900
aad ano6r T, SzIs ', to y DcForsst lo92J
i7th-st 90 -tuyvesaI'-st; frrm Aye-C to East River
etc Lliz LoHbcr and another % X G R0bst0n
sgt5.5J : q 10 n W Of ist.eyc - Cx9s9. Josephnc
Rordel and husband tOJ W Webr and vie ... 1900
Dca6a and vie 70 Max IA Kon 'y.-::. cocOo
piaij snd sng,he eX ~ 70 ; Aiisin.'-....- 10000
Lexington.1ye. = 1GOll II Of lo3d-st, 2jX3J;
Henry PiImeT and VIE tn h FIcch. 10000
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Danrn9 ataocmies.

Danrln9 araocmcs.
A Lien D0DW0RTII, No. Gsl Fifth-aye.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANCING.
Commence Saturday. October 70
Particulars in circular for which send stamp
4 Lien DODSWORTHS Dancing School,
"a No. 6Si 5th-avc-Cissrs for gentlemen Monday and
Thursday evenings commencing, October -.
4 LEN. MACGREGORS, 1l2 Jth-aye. and
~ 20 West 5sth,t-Casses every day. Private Lessons
hour. Guntencns cilsscs Aoudag and Thurlgy
ngf Al applications received at H. 5avc Circular
TIR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY of DANCING.
NA ErDadWay aHd a2dst.
Is STRICTLY \ IlRST-tIASS PRIVATE SCHOOL.
AND 80 LONGER OPEN ~ s PUBLIC HALL.
Lessons every day and evening. send for circular.
GCUOOL FOR DANCING
- AND DEPOKTMENT.
Mr. r. Harvard Reilly, OF No. J7S ave- has returned
from Europe and viii reopen his school Monday To-
Please apply at the hall send postage stamp crcua
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Ocean Steamers.

A MERICANS going abroad and desiring
coss syeFy sep Or 3 Sc A1 siss
del'opera, adjoining Hotel Bellevue co,,p,,-v
OF Firth Avenue, New-Yorb.
A NCHOR LINE. U. s. Mail Steamships
~ S1 I2T 6Sy4STG $50 S5a{$ '''
cIRcAssIA FT&XiIj5siA 2 TSy j Z M
CABIN passage g go $50 second end cabin $40 ~
11vERf ieS5isG A GgfTsT4 sS aS Service
pEIGRAVi%iH s5 ais WddHesday, N63 T. 10 m
cabin passage. 500 10 800 according 70 accommodations
Cabin and Steerage 80 above.
Anchor Line Drgs issued at lowest rates are paid free Of
l2q Plans ?GE e Tqg5' &C. sI aRPy G4scn
BORDEAUX LINE.
NEWYoGK AND BORDEAUX DlkECI. 49,. 90
S. CiHTEHG LI}iii.. Zee i,
FROM Prentce'5 5: jres N var Waist Perry Brooxyn
Travellers for Ianee spain ana i1 fS s Dc F'u
Cabin dncudng vine, so. stecrGe, SO.
iO' p''''S' ''i'' F. lie BoULANGER, 20 Beaver-.i.
CUNARD LINE.
FROM 1Ew9Ho2hiRa' 10 iItfiyh'RF6oL VIA QUEENS.
FROM PIER 80. 10 %oRTH RIVER d.,, sa.m
W,inesdey Nov7 1890 a. "a.
Ci6in passage 500 tso auL floi.
Ises fr g r sg9 r a % o Of % r yTy 10"
VERNON IT. BROW y * CO. AH'ht%
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
Company pier new No - Nrrh RIVER toqt Of Nort9n-st
ana he discomfort Of cfossins he Cinnud small boat
PAR, o arrival Bagsagc checked at NewIorE
~ 1GFRMhTH. Roaneau. wei oct 81. a. M
FIANtE Pcner Il IIaulcrrvc Wein.,lpy, Nov 4 10 m.
CHEEKS paysbe a s,rhi IN amounts suit tLe nanque
Tlln.atlauiique 81 PaIi'.
LGUiS DE BEHI3S, Agent 40. Bowling Green.
GUloN LINE. .,.,..,,,,-
. LEAVING P.'r -. y r. foot NJ kias.si. ON 49,.
1i,,y; & Sow I, % : d
Nt1l -'.----..-.. .'-'-. i,,ri1y Sow 70 y n
60 file,e steamer are b1t ron v.in v',erugut com
H. ,.ir ari,. tie Ntsntc Jon able lay
ng bathroom, .'su r'1ln, drawn to' piano AMI ubit
~ also R % d .aIegn -ir~ary-- a 'A,,. . on T,1H
tI... s,a,-, o ~ iyur,s Of .ea perfect ventilation aud
cabin pa..av ACCORDING to ,aterooa. 500 $50 and 800
" "iPi i'.'' 80 ~ 70 nHohbWiY WILLIAMS GrIoN
TNlIAN ROYAL MAIL LIEE STEAMERS
1 ron CTITN-IOWN ASp LIVERPOOL.
E CFF OF OF Stunt s'9g E Zoy is S D. B.
Frr il,rst Nortb River. tyu, Oh. Eu,oN..t
efiiiiAGE ron d. Gld country. s.I. nan Ncv.lorF.
ra. "a ec apr'y to ,nc [NHAN STEAMSHIP co..
Iqa'alripuIa oiaar. so 100 ~ol'..f
NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 80, y. r.
fHE QuEES .Nos $. a. p. HElN ia >os To- prr.
~ ii' ,. 10y. o, , =. WI - 30 sa terra
DACIrIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS .
-. iGt - 'ttiIN-iIi,IIk tN
TENL a.l 20 T. ga a 80 ~, T., and NtNI,o.
for sn frir-i.5o VI, ne ~. i,raa. o. rsaiaa
connecting ror o.ntr. out. ,ncnc' anl ,iczico.
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Countrr Eropertn for Sale ano 60 Gct.

4 MODERN COTTAGE, seven rooms, three
~ improved lsnd all IN lrscJss order IL sold now
$500 will buy it 800 CASH; 10 miles out HANANAN,
243 Broadway, Room H.
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At MADISON \. J.-Forsalc, country seatpf
~ ~ acrcs, large double house mod.r impToSementsi
' l45 Broadway.
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THE WRITINGS OF MATTHEW ARNOLD.
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FOR INVESTMENT. - Several downtown
4 properties paying good interest
HULAND & WHITING 8 Beekman.st
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AN EXQUISITE double dwelling, stable,
~ Ouhouscs &C, and about seven acres, with superb
woodland lawn and views O: The Hudson, az oDuS Ferry
surrounded by among The handsowct establishments in s
purchaser V. X. STEVENSON In. No. al Codn-st. and
NJ, az %
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me distinctly this moment to be the most distinguished
Engshman living. AS poet writer and thinker be has
scarcely any equal altogether has in judg
ment no equal-Lord ColeTidge
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Gin ijroperln 90 frt.

EXQUISITELY FURNISHED SMALL
a. House SSth.5t near Parh-aye lOr winter $40 pr
month house -5th-st. 10. boaldcrs A. DALEY,
a West SJth-s'.
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TI'O LET. $50 Pcarl-St.--Large sIX-stOry new
/ and substantial building with power.
EUIAND x WHITING Beckmcn-st
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OOINTRY RESIDENCE, SANIIARIUM,
~ Of FRUIT and POULTRY FARM within 32 miles OF
Lbci1yst. ny frequent
express trns overlooking Someytle and Hran Valley
mountain slope elevated good air water no malaria OF
mosquitoes plain house and 30 acres. mostly @ooi oi
Young orchard garden; communication weary, g4OO VIII
Teu with privilege VI purchase a 80; ASIsss
III Nora y j.
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NOTiCF-"LANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
Prom PIER 80. 20 MORT " RlNI.R
STRVTA ......... N,duos,ay. Oct. n. p. m.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

NOR SALE, at POrtchester, New Haven Rail-
road, mile from depot high gronnd-one acre, 2siory
and extension dwelling &c, viii be sold at very low
figure L. J. CARPENTER 81 East 23d-st, Y NJ. c. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

L'OR RENT-An extensive and Well-t0und
machine shop erecting shop and foundry occupies q
souore ~ onnd 4OONtOO In heart OF large city with
adapted the largest work now IN active operation
ocrs prnpospe 70 attention 10 specially
usual 0pouuitv for parties with capital carry forward
business Join thereto any branch OF iron mnu
featuring business they may desire Address a. l. 4 co.
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

TOR SALE-IIarlem.--O one left of those
4 handsome 4stOry rnd basement, hfgi.stOop cabinet
hniEhed houses 9lC3 jtRve l2stst complete
every detail. open daily tor inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

4 f BARGAiNS.-Iiftccn superb four-StOry
~ brick ANA brosstgne DWELLINGS l5toZ Il feet front 30
10 100 deep; LpnoX Hil; prices. $4,000 to 100000
NNCkOFF 2G1 Broadway, lao East l2JtL-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-30

ORANGE, On. j. REAL ESTATE SPE-
" CIALTY-ResGence sale aud rent furnished and unuI.
nishedi vicinity all dopOts HAMILTON & FULLER
The daily gazette., 1883-02-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
ITEMS GATHERED SINCE SAT-
uRDAY NIGHT
CASE OF COSTS AT POLICE COURT.
City Council Viewing the Square Near the
Basin which Property Owners Want
Changed. .4

City Council met In adjourned session al
the City Hall Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock, with President Conrad In the ch air
and all the members present except Mr..
Stevenson, and proceeded IN abody to Twelfth
and Ha1lett streets. A petition is before
Council from Thomas McCorkle, Jr., and
others, heirs of David Q. Wilson, asking to
have that part OF Twelfth street near Jack
son vacated and Hazlett street as laid out,
opened up to jackson street.
Twelfth street IL opened out would run 10
sharp point out 10 akaeksoyi stFeat, while
Hazlett street, which runs parallel with
Delaware avenue would make nice square.
As the opening Of Hazlett street will take
off portion Of the basin lot, Legislative
enactment Is necessary.
Mr.. McCorkle aud others interested were
present and stated to Council that the heirs
of David c. Wilson, from whom the basin
lot was purchased, would pay the city full
value for that part of the lot taken up by
the extension of Hazlett street, and deed it
back TO the city without cost. II Is the In
tention of the parties interested to make
extensive Improvements as soon as the
street Is opened.
After listening to the explanation Mr..
Garrett moved that the Opening Streets
Committee be instructed to prepare state
ment for Council as to what action would
be necessary in the matter, whether It
would be legal or otherwise to vacate
Twelfth street and open up Hazlett street.
The motion was adopted and Council ad-
journed
The daily gazette., 1883-02-26
ConvIcts, nnsh for r.ihertr.

HELENA, ARK, Feb. 2j.-A number OF
convlcts at work ON the levee at Williamson,
two miles below here, yesterday quit work,
and, rushing upon Charles Rankin, one of
the guards, wrested his gun from him. A
prominent planter named Cant started to
give an alarm, when one of the convicts
raised the gun and shot him dead. The
prisoners, who were 20 in number, then
made their escape to the hills, stopping at
the house of a colored man named Jefferson,
which they ransaeked OF all the clothing
they could lay hands on. They separated
into two parties and when last seen were
passing into the canebrake near the Lamb
plantation. A search party has been organ
lied, and The country is being secured for
the runaways, n number of hounds having.
been put on their track. There is consider
able excitement in the neighborhood over
the tragedy, as Mr.. Cant was very popular,
and it is the general opinion that If the
murderers are caught they will be sum
marly dealt with