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Western cyclone., 1886-06-10

The Western Cyclone cane IN with
: rush and whiri to day, and took n
completely unaWzreA We wish BEOtheE
TaIlmnn success In his undertaking
aud hope that the citi1ens Of GTAham
county Win appreciate his eDdeavorz
In their behAK-BaEnes EnteEprise
Western cyclone., 1886-06-10

Commissioner Sparks, g The Gen
l Land O6ce, hzs Oriered II local
land Offices MT 70 rscesTe timber
entries and Hze-eEP4ion flings from
aoE until the Is q August
Western cyclone., 1886-06-10

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beea sggosnted receiver O P1bic
EO1eT & KHwin, Il Pl@ce q Z <
HAYS.
Western cyclone., 1886-06-10

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Menu Civilizations.

From Letters and Papers Of Robert Cary and James
Sharples
ny MAJOR JAMES WALTER.
Illustrated with Portraits AuOtype OF Washington ano
his Wife of seven prominent Women OF the PERIOD
and o. Pricscy painting by shsrples Also Portrait
OF Mary Washington by Middleton. Royal svo CLOTH gilt
TOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO oct % S0ecau-The hears have. il is believed
chan ed their attitude wheat Nat Jones to-day talked
openly bush to the writer house Jones' Mccormick
Kenne the largest buyers OF tho day. That there
should drop OF wheat THIS morning at tho open
ing was not to wondered There considerable mar
GIN after IN. first rsl OF sellers between the price
OF November 74 and the price OF the samo option
Yesterday ~ Almost With one accord the sea p
changed this from NoVemf 10 pf'cnpeI
naturilf trying 10 cents Tor wheat
for that i NH 75 the wheat or tho mohth OF
November the r,cspt-O Duluth were much lafNrr. TOO
There 2.o cars reported there triaY
AGAINST ars ycsrrlay 9l the day before. ani ~ cars
before gisO reported on ~ 100r ttat tho
Northwestern trol hal offered 10 bring wheat from MIN
movement was held ts 1hi- eastnound movement
OF eat roads left ont Of their pool so that
pfOb-bly tu the report Alter the nr-t
selling which the November option OF wheat down TO
market began purchases ny
lone, Mccormick kcnnet until the price was : cons
time IN = tong while rrivcges hGurr They were 20
lar OF from night that the poc came nowhere
during The LAY PrNae tapics sD-
nl.,nened the un lie Ones hnsb. The estimates
on visible supy also helped the bulls The receipts ~
have been this week OOOOo bushels 50
whea, show decrease. \ good deal depends on
the Sa'ur az the s.abord but - ASSURE t<
bushels !n"rolsc nj any rate Just
tltr cnOim ms sales OF wheat by
Dupee g TO- and or tNp otl'r TWO million
bushels thrown the market M about rrc minutes ana
Oycnber sold for 30 cents down 10 ~ cents
The steady AZ ~. coats for November
at ~ ma l., cents FOR May ant 80 - - for January
po,v. he charters exceptionally Light To-Day only
So 600 bushels OF corn being taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
AND READING r. r.
NkWJkRSEY GENITAL DIVISION.
fOpI ar IIALRTi 81 NORTH kIEkR

l. NEW j fRSEI GENITAL DiNiSloN.
For AstJrHHi and EfEyTp ounS sroos
9 ESS? .5 'oI i q os Ia 300 go So. i Sss
Chestnut dn a Cola nols.,vs. for T.o,vaaG Coa.no
hos;cn n HSrTstsp n, p.y SLEEPING
,S S i5 a. IT, N1'$ & qg"s'
@ so oo iGS ' iSl e sly SIS Isl
i FEAI s aSG pILLIrsDUaa roaa
For on wiILlAMspoKT.- SUDBURY LEwisBURo ami
MAhATYS ci arS MItS iSS ~ so S $50
ll0oA M i;Oo i:So AGO. o'so 645. 1900 y w. Sundays
to o' o,,HA FOX At TOO o.S0 l. H. S.45 II. n
ffSSrT Sik r. d khaai fIrIsroS 7;oo $50 H..
For PHattSGf al 7 sso m so 45 .oc II
SsaJJ aoJ $50 100 1880 OI5 5i1 .. sundays
s.5J a., .Vv 100 SUNDAYS tooa ~. 500 =,
tpr rrILnMINGrvN 7Oe $3.50 ~. LOO LOO 400 $50.
lS SC Sc s,, s, lL-h Gu ,NS $50 iolS loo
$50 a:oG ...c Gao. 4ISc p W. suna'sS 49, o;.9 a ne
FLATS sihI 400 zoo 100 "A $50 s,s,s i y II
Sa%ssys 400 $40 H. ~, i.:vV ~. lSU sod, 0's SsA
,s ~ M ADo, a:c. sla iIc. i.s4 m
aoI ;So ' hiInUASch. UtE4A GhOVh az Au ,.al a
4O oil llNSs. H. 10 80 90, 49, ''' Dl SuDu''
SO ,9as '' vEi n' S& i .i.Oa
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N,W-g, nsEY Soul hERN DIVISION.
irom per No s. Norta River. Wa sandy HOOK.
| 80. Il,uLANDs, SRA DllOAI LONO bhANSh AVo
! A.. In PierN M a
~, ,N,r J. .tl, .e7 Ak S44. Lao aud hos Broad
a. IlL-aNe. lIN ilh '"i.es" ~" -. 40 All
Wsp w.. i,lsL Iso I25tA.st I0os boweiy lit
ts sS ~ ss" o Or so, s I'm s'S sie
~ auuattan.tvr IL hOOV-eil. 2Ss Wdshi6'oh-sI New.
\,r. Company iVs "4hs@sS HSs
IsI,lA "a IVsiuonSo 10 uesllAatloi. ~...,v
B -. W, n,.a- ar Gen. Pass. AMI Ticket AEes
n, H. lALDN IN. e. r. T. Agt. llv Liberty sI' ~ -
nDpuLAk SHORE LINE tor boston, fr0vi,
d.nce Newport and all New England POINTS. Al -
,r,m Grand Central Depot Express Trans uS ,' ~
e.ceplcD u m lparot vars s''aon' Win eai.
,,ritR uaace sleopng cais sunday trains ~ - WIN -
eco parl0r IL with palace seePnS v ,h oaror
roi Newport take 200 IA. boston fAt.ss I.skr VI
ara connects At wickiord for Newport arriving ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
ERIE HALFWAY. NOW known as the NEW.

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the new
II tohK, LANE hkIE AMP whSTERS RAiLnoAD
nour. 23dst station neen minutes
except s%%S.ys Day fpress Banes RAY: raw
ngroom Coaches 10 bnglaSon LIs a nons. se
,p.m-Day Chicago AMI st Louis s.a Lwted n.presss.
80 charge time Arrives Meadvie 7:l5 nj
io1 O a. 2 55Sss nsaad mcrna On'"s0 ''o
Buffalo AM EagsTa fas s Brass
1885 The nost popular night uau between No~forK
p m~D@iy chicago Express Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches Binghanou rlnira Buffalo Niagara Falls Gin
ana 81 a., 5 So o 60 ~ 5So ics?
S 5 o ts sD iC . tsS TAO 1I soo csop &
fi! s5 s6 "a sbo Ss slc 5Gc 80 $50 $50
s AS 1872 Ss9 o no. s5 S $40 ' 4aS ZOO 1870 @
92 10; 49,, c..o son 700 ,ooo
NfYs sc ' NJ" sS "a SfEs's Ss - gS
S Sop aSDo % fsS lyOO saS alS iSa % So o
sUsern ia5 54S 800 $50 lo2oa l45 $50 $50 800
$50 o'iO 5:l5 7t5, soo losop. ami 1900 9.inghS
1870 D. NJ ami 1900 midnight.
warwcs 4'i5. 300 lo;2oa No 4SOn ~; sundays .,toam
Monticello and White Lake 9:OOA in S'5V p m sundays
NeIIarg aud 100 m $780, 1890 $780, 900
and 100 y. m sundays SOFA. M. COZ 100 M IN,
so o@ 5ao io NJ ssCSg gS sqs$ny
7i5 300 .. IN. sundays oi5. sao io'2c C:5o
Miidciown ii5 5Ao 1850 900. 1920 $3.50 4so 100
745 300 d. IN. suntaya ji5. $50 1920 M. oJn
7:0i DOOh NJ The 500 a. q iian stops al Nam 81 only
iorlJ cIyis a. 100 300 100 ny $50 $50 900 s SS
G;3O ZOO scoop m,
fifteen minutes Gao y N. 10 1910 IA. every lnirty
minutes lo;!6 p M to 54Sa N. every hour sunday 5
7.45A M NlCAo p H. every thirty minutes lOsop III w
TAO every hour ,,...,
Tickets tor passage and apartments Drawing Room ami
Sleeping Coached be Obtained lol lo cheek
hing and transfer be- eft at The company
offices Nos iOl III 057 broadway. 49, "ostsI. y \.
Nos S3l FuonsL. brooklyn. tho tompanys Dcgo.t
Ipres, from the West arrive III No~ York It hio
80" yUHN n AuHJf /, Gen. Passr Agent Ssw.fork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rrAr rpra or NEW WORK DEALINGS.

In spite of unusually heavy transactions In wheat options
and not little excitement times Saturday the market
accomplished little the of net changes in prices DC
tober ended and January shows the same loss
but months unchanged. There fonbtes was
deal realizing and the purchasing nqny was not
sufficiently absorb the heavy long sales easily ne
tons nervous and frequent Prices were early racto
ay close later they recovered the loss ana
rose higher the gains were not material al any ne
and the was steady The temper OF rAcr now
ever still buish than OF late. ami the visible SUI
p shows the small decrease Soo
operators hoping for. II may encourage
nrnt upward Final prices October Nos; NOV
SO Decenber S7as January S9 May s54 cents ID ,ns
hight and the prices were hrla
cent higher Shippers bought only trhing amount but
surprising. considering the usual dlness OF sat
uidav heavy engagements Of the day before oTn
ybnod rateciiv ~ Spot lots were cent beet
but exporters bought spar The opt ons olO"eh IN
general the irr"~uiar Ovcncns in VIII a the CLOS was
steady bottom fl Int unchanged as follows o,opr'
Asa November 46, Dcce ubfr AIS; January IL; feDrl
4st2 My 90 cents There was nothing OF nterest 10
m.ning gain Of ia = cent an options rising 4 for October
~ D. = for November t. 3es and for December to $"
3G2 The lard market quiet but ltel
fairly steady rhe port demand covered 1000 utIces OF
1900 tier refined lari October option" 10 3
O2 Int tie ct tbs only shade aseI
as UllOws Move her 5000 December 10 ii January,
So 10; February {6 70; Ma o. 80 30 the year 20 w
The 1t New York Pha ienha, Baltimore
ituriav follows: Wheat. 1853 =
gram iOl g miscs four 43Si3 barrels. At Chicago
Milwaukee II Lops tho arrivals were Wheat l4l3ll
bushels: 2Ol sos bushels otts. l725jJ bushels total
grain. 81 D. 1871 bushels; four 1913 DaIltla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.


nELAWARE, LACK \WANNA AMI WESr-
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LIVE BETWEEN
NEW-YONk AND bUFFAIo LiGHrNiNG EMPRESS
IrTT4GLiMSAN >PAG2cE DAY AND SiEEPiSG COACHES.
DsC v S". 81 ha sSaS ,o and ff
PulInar coaches 20 'ter ,itn -ronshnrg ~rinon Bns
3Hior Morwe rnc@ "pn"i at Srr.nlon io OWLS o
Ithaca and intermediate stations ,, .
p. Binghamton ana Elma Express Pullman caches
connects Tor Pston KINGSTON. WlkcSbarre %c
., ~ DAILY ;utalo Limited kAIre.% pullman f I
Tor ~tron,s'ur< scranton, Bnchahtoh. UMtso E 5n
Corning Bath. Waylaal Butai" &C. arr''ns IL buh""
" p M Daily Bn alo an us"eSn ENp!osN arnnn ,'f
eoacheS or Stlou'shnrG scanion 'n. nanto'
m@iate except ,atunays Connects ~ Buffalo VITA
For Rcnfeid SPRINGS daily except Saturdays.
See tine tables to way trains Morris and Essex Di.
lsUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT!
t,anor JAMES T. BRrTT.icLvts Canast DAILY
Nc%Gais low Excursions Oy boat o. 10 r.lura " rail
TROY BOArS-CirIZEN5' LINE.-For
-. Troy and the rth Tr?, r, Neul,'oa tickets - 3D.
day steamer touches at Albany.
IL fares redured.-Stonington Line. The
"a ayore inside Route tor Boston, Providence and ali
fri.ei -. are ~ t, BOSTON - - to PROvIDgNc
Passengers this line can have uli nights rest by taxing
7.5ja express Train from steamers landing of Providence
Boston.
iY E'es.ni steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAs-AcHu
above Camiist At b a. daily except -nnilys.
F. " POPPLE. Genl Pa~s.i Ag't Box 3Jll New York
DONDpUr. KINGSTON AND CATS
E MoVNN rwSs M aa " q dn
and Gsopu, elins with Ulster ant p'iaw're stony
scss an" f fS't 81 K KI%Gso S sa5 h & w BxrD
WS EXCEPT gy MSH % a 80 c JF ger 81? M
leaves at ). NJ. making ali landings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
DENNSiLYANlA RAILROAD
On and sfrcr OCTOBER4.l7 3f.

GisEAI InI Linz
AID UNITED sTATE~ MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New besVrosse- COurtandt stes
HARRISBURG PtsDurG sno the West with Pullman Palace
chicago ', aG'r Lhns m osins an" sleep
wanror' Lei s'tg ,T ~ H. ac , en- .ms
ccpr~ mi :. D REGION. .,o..
sef 9"% %s 81 M" n" 20 @r ih' Washing
ion E,pre- 20 t''p Al. r@ls car % e'ce,, sunday
WasgHs,oa Fig, ~ "n,,.' - 80, - t;s',. y.
a I:"s '"T ~. r.. "iRn,qh, '''' '''''' :"
f ron Aa"S 10, w 80 az + q, H. o, saGTIays only
Long Branch Bav Head Junction nt"rn~uts .iatioos
wa Ralwlv mi Anpv - M - pom, ~ tii'. ooo
tor 81 Point and Norfolk New YORK raI.te ~. "a!
nav Lne i:,o ynst sy v.,.o, s,sn ,,c,,,, rv,
hs O., r4,g to sor H spec al hFssi r'r f
,t S1o' g 'T'S1 r"',GoEs io 1s 's
sna IA, M lai 49, ta e;-U ami Iots
so : 5o s e q" SIS .lgG saa ! Z; l s"ss
fi Iaos m 10 2 81 Is, - 80 81 s., 81 tt,,F
2o ' & 'o a. f i! ~ Es VS. ~ J1 M aif. f5
I'm FOR PHILADELPHIA.
fSpress ram. cave "a Oes'''''' an Court
TO 10 s:vJ ~ Cnlcaso Llme aud 10 wasnnsoa
Lllnlie,ll ana Al u. l. So $50 > l. > "A o.
lm. -unL,y, .kJre's Ei' . ~ axe AMI ID =
4as cyins New l LII esdar a. ns, al
LILO d. +. o,6, i H. ' .. Pa -; a. III ID
ns%s@ins :?o .s 20, r . Il ~
Ills. a. G:mei Eypr"+s ElI N ~ +, =, ,I -,
$st 3 s "a g 81 80 "a" a. issS 55 h a% 81
Leave Phiia.ielphia Wa Camden 300 Al. as esce,
9Srketo aces ABS and si Broadway Aston House,
spt,1 UesGrosses ami No Court-st .ai
BROOKLYN Aane. r'on 1000 o. Fa1 scs sD s.s,,
Place an Castle Carton
luggage non iSIel h.; ana residences IN vuun
mo ,er.ra1 Mausgvr Genera PissI Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25

LyEaPool- lct cnmoeria5l Cas'
37s Sd Long Clolr Mides 31s Sis short Clear Nlddle%
3is RIOS sos Oh shoulders, Os0i per r"t bce
67s Gi. Extra ndia Mess Prime Mess s. D. PorA
Prime Mess SIS. oil. per bOl Prime Mess. astern
sos ID: Western IS. Cd Iari-Amercsl SOS. Primo est
ern :,s 3t on. 32- 81. Hams-Iong Cut. jls. H.
Shoulders, 3js O LuIert > IL IeI c~ tor hnes nte'
Cheese American Choice. 0Is. CO Nncat-lt ct
Western spring. o. sd. Is. lOd.; Red Winter u.s. al
s. sd per GENITAL. New No. Winter. bs. ID. do No.
Sprlug 2i New Mixed Western is.l pl Cal prnla No
L. Jl. IS. ILL.,: DO NJ. q go 0Gs 81 Ior eelt Pro
duce-SprtsOf rdrDentIne 2Ss. St 10 ~ Lonl Ton rs IL
perowt; etnod Petroleum. ST. per quo Cioeer seed
American Red 40s. cwL TallDw-zis OL DER cw
Fine American. 23s. 81; Prime Cy, pa ST. per cwt;
Kosll-Common. 81. 3D.; Pale IL 6L9Js. 81 Liusced O
Q sd Der VI American refrigerated BoeL
hind quarters ; fore quarters Sd per 10 Hops al Lon
Uou--New YORK state. &3 5. OF II ~ los Oh.
LONDON O,i. 2a.-FrWuce-Liusccd oil. so 5s.Nd ~
Il I'd Der nn Calcutta l.nseed H. quarter Lin
Cake los I'd. ton Refined Petroleum. i-lJu
a per gallon. spirits Of iurDeDtine. s. 10 Dol
Sperm on. t5D tun ROsln-COmmOn. IS fisi pol
Pale Is. 0l dlls OF PrOvisOns-LAnl ois "a POI
cwf. Sugar-ls 0l. per cwt tof CCOa Cen
triiuga pOlarzng 90" and lis I'd l2s I'D TOR Muscovad
alr rehnn- aiioIL Australian IaiOw-Bcet Z3s Oi az
Ud. 2os I'd COcoanut Oll-Covion. AZ
G3i is American refrigerated Beet ~ 6u io
hind quarters IS Id quarters per oo Ny Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
Cost ano 70 nno.

I OST-Bank book No. 1862. 927 on Dry Dock
~ savings Bank Any person having claims upon said
thirty days. the will bo declared
tlngushed and Issued In lieu theerof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
HALL RIVER LINE-FARrS REDUCED.-
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier - RI at m. ii p M SUNDAYS exec ted
steamer arrive time for early trains north aud east
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ Pier - T. RI at All IL D. M SHdaVs exec tedP
steamer IN time for early trains norm and east
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROA Commencing June II 1883
through trains will leave Grant Contra Denot
m Express. thrO1Eh rlvint-rpon arf's
Albany rroy Montreal Svrtcrse an Roelestsr .-.
The Limited" with iinin" cars efonpinr 81
Albany Utci. Svrarnse Rochester BnHaio Nsgara tals
Erie cleveland and Toledo arrving Chicago $50 M anu
st Louis 7:j0 m. next w -
1870 n chi 10 rvnrass. 'rlgng-r))n cars,c Can
an,iairna Rochester ~ Bnfaln , .. ,.
IL i.3O m. Western vew-York mi N'rSlsri hS,r"a
wi Ira IA. ,-o--..-
room 'qrs 70 rrpv .u.,., ia,
- -, .nf ~ SDres., with seeptn1.cas
or NiaG1ra Falls Pufalo Cincinnati T"T'e petrot 'hi-
% 20 AMI pninV-car New YORK Ia AhalV.
f.3O n Express with -leeuln carr 70 fr'o"''
and ~ Aubnrn and 10 Saratoga also 10 Monir@i
am - n q, Pos hester thrortl -lec"ine "sr -
ter Bnhaio Nagar, FaIs cleveland Ioe'o heiroi, ma
Chicago Slecngcars CLAYTON and ogdenbnrg daily eI
crr =" night txpresS with sloepinaears ioAlhaRy
nd roy Tonnccts with morning trains 10 the West
anr Tor tn. n, nth SATURDAY night ,-
Place AL Irafvay sr'en IeIo l.5th-s' ann shave
and ~ or Teri Tlfc eaI ri""-
wavI 7s5an -. Proarrpv ard 6? West l2h'h-st New.
York 1873 " t'rn gton AM 1870 Fulton ss hnkVh "h"
4th.st WilliamsI1r. .,...,...,,., al, =.
n ~ the nrket "fuce~h '''> IVY -"
333 WaSlingtOr--t. Rrop<iyn ,....
parrage ca He'd Tor AMI checked rom re- 'en'%
,Thpse niv AllotheiS "alty rhe"p, ,ihla'
tIresr trains sto" al Harlem tl2o-S an t!hxye1
j. NJ. 1OUtFY ~ VI, ~ p,n,
General superintendent "VH''" f"ss.hset GO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
XVEST SHORE RAILROAD

Trans cay. es 42dsl ,,gt,oi - follows 20 min
ptes ,sIieI non ioOr OF Jay-sf North RIVER
Detroit an lineage so N. -tat. 'siIi p m
St LOUIS, -tdt. $40
Puhalo sIisI orsior Price. Magma Fails 1910
$3.50 q m 'tth .S.' !. NJ %
I'tica and Svrarusa $40. >930a. M 800 STOP m
highland Kingston sur rites. oct X Albany $40
-7;in GEO ll:25. M. Ills '6f1 $40 n - go
transton's West Point. Cornwall Ncwbnre $40 '1ln.
$3.50 .iOlO ll.25 T. m AIS 's;l0D ami '6;oOp M
For Montreal anil Canada Fast 600 o. M "a ,o..
's1a ~; s o 'o Ira isr nalo Niagara Fa Detoit.
Z nj ,go and ~ T~ns II ihr ny " ~
.Dailv Other trains naiiv except sunday - ..-..s.
For fckets tinefahie rsror or secpne car "oy ~
tons or incarnation anniv OF Brn"kyni So5 ASA
inrfon-si. $50 Fnonst Annex 'g'o Ia v" an,u a..
West shore stations footof West 43ri oo' o. ~ ~
tvand,rbilf.ay. General Passenger Agent
UAII. RIVER LINE-FARL> REDUCED
/ Boa;on 80 Newport. 81 Fall yer - Firs'cas,
tckets Corresponding reduction To ail ta-tern
noints steamers PILG RIM and BRISTOL leae NewYork
On alternate lavs (Sundays included t n rom PIER -
n foot ~ Murray. Connection via Annex Boat iroia
prooklvn 400 ~ m Jersey CITY. y. m.
IOVG WATER ROUTE. FILL NltHTS RESE
Boston. short raj ie tune ~ MN
utesl An hestra each Tckri am -t'ternnS
NAV be PRINCIPAL hotels transfer ann tckes
Offices at the Pier % AM on stea'ners $780,,
"'''' " wv 49, GEORGE T. CONNOR,
RORDrN & LOWELL. Agents. GEM Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-25
RIVER BRANCH
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

~ from Chambersst. station for tngiewood
Tenay Closer ~park and \yack $3.50. $780, 800 $50 aud
ll:3Oa M, lilo, 800 400. 400 52O 64o oSO 800 1880
D. H. 1900 midnight sunday 100 $3.50 400 ana 500
D. ~ NanueL Valley MOnsey ana lallmans $50
1880 450. $50 500 sundays $50 rn s;Oo
n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04

T ADIES-A choice stock Of dry goods, white
IL muslin goods, laces, lace caps, fur
nishing goods, etc, will be sold at auction this
week at the Peoples Bonanza, 232 East Seventh
St; auction sales 10 a m, 2 and $50 p. m; lady
clerks will assist you in your selection of pur-
chases. Joseph ROthsehild, auctioneer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
DARLOR, BEDROOM. dining and kitcben

L furniture at auction. will sell on Thursday
morning, April s, commencing at 10 O'Clock sharp,
on the second floor of my auction rooms, The
Peoples Bonanza, 2S2 East Seventh ST. three par
Tor sets, four bedroom sets single bedsteads, bu-
reaus, tables stands, chairs,s stoves two fine oil
stoves, crockery, glassware etc, Don't miss COM
ing to this sale if you are in search of good and
clean goods. n. B. Entrance atbreugh the store
both elevator and stairs. Joseph Rethschild auc-
tioneer. .-- --, $500 z. /
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
ST. PAUL WANTS
GLOBE BRANCH OFFICES.

Want Advertisements for the Globe
Received at the Following Places;
MRS. J. THOMPSON 4 SON. News Dealerk corner
jackson and Sixth streets-
JAMES MATHIEsos.N News Dealer and Confectioner.
Sol Bradley street.
I.w. BUzzKLI. News Dealer and General Store
SIC East Seventh street.
W. II. Dowsxa Portland News and Novelty Ba-
Iar, isl Broadway.
CIV. McNELLTs News and Stationery Dealer. los
Dakota avenue.
CHARLES l.. NEuMANN. News and Stationery
Dealer. 252 West Third street
&C. BROWN. Newsdealer and Stationer al West
Seventh street. corner of Douglas.
VIII. FREEMAN News Dealer and General Store.
S66 Dayton avenue.
s.w- sPRAoUR. druggist corner University ave-
hue and Rice street.
J. +. FRoIsFTH. $40 Payne avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04

CANNON & CO.. S25 Jackson ST. buy notes and
VI lend money on furniture, horses, wagons. etc.,
without removal or publicity, and accept payment
in installments Minneapolis Office. IS Washing
ton south. 225t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
Joseph Rothchild.

CONSIGNED by an Eastern manufacturer a
- large stock of mems and boys fine suits of
clothing odd coats, pants and vests to be sold at
once TO the highest bidder for cash, commencing
Monday, April s, in my auction rooms The PeO-
pies Bonanza, 232 East Seventh ST.; auction sales
auctioneer. %
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
FIN ANCIAi.

NEWPORT & PEET, Drake block Third st.
~ opposite Merchants hotel, loan money at
from to per cent. On improved city property,
and furnish it without delay; they also buy and
sell mortgages bonds and stocks. -24stf
THE MINNESOTA Mortgage Loan Company
l. Gncorporated).- bankers loan from
$40 upward on household furniture pianos. horses,
wagons, etc, without removal from owners
premises. Also on warehouse receipts, and on
diamonds, gold watches and fine jewelry. We buy
notes or loan on same collateral. All the time
given on loans that is required, and parties may
pay back in installments if desired thus reducing
the cost as well as the principal The oldest and
only Incorporated banking house of the kind in the
city or state. l personally superintend the busi-
ness and save lawyers fees to all parties dealing
with us ]. 5. Mackey, president, room Z, First
National bank building, corner Fourth and Jack
son SITS, st. Paul, Mimi. room :, Mackey-Lege
block, corner Fourth and Nicollet Minneapolis
Mimi. y3+