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onoen Chris,inrn and Her paby.

Queen Christiaua, of Spain, is per-
fectly devoted to the baby King, and
NAV be seen any day in the palace
garden at La Granja sitting under a
tree with the child in her lap, while
the little Prineesses play on the
grass at her feet, Rigid Spanish
etiquette is completely laid aside
while the court is in the hills, and
the Queen enjoys taking long walks
with her children in the surround
ing country without any attendants.
She devotes the afternoon to state
business and the evening to music
London Graphic.
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APAIR OF PRUDES.
Two Massachusetts women Allow n
Man 90 Drown Bec tuse He IL
Nude.

BEVERLY, MASS Aug 90 The gu.
preme idiocy which lakes pots ssiln
Of ma y psoplo in the pr,ssnce II u
do Ening human being was markedly
illustrated yestt rday. Harry d. smiie,
Of Chelsea, aged II, son OF merchant
doing business on Broad street, Boz
ton, who was spending his
vacation with his mother, in
Hamilton, went to Lake lakewood,
Monham, to swim. He was iaken
with cramps and called for aid to
several Of his mates. They suppos d
him to be foolipg, aud simply laughed
at his struggles, He shou ed repeat,
edly that he was not shammirg, and
implored them TO cave him. Near by
was a boat in which two young
men and two young women
we're rowing. The former, hearing
young Smiths cries, stated 10 row
toward him, but were restrained by
their female companions. "Hou shall
not, you shalt not" they screamed,
''take that naked man into the boat
In vain the young man demonstrated
with the blushing females and pro
tested that the young swimmer va;
drowning before their eyes. The girls
insisted on being taken ashore beio-t
the drowning man was taken into
the boat, and 90 ashore the boa
was rowed and the shocked dsughteri
OF Eve were landed on the banks
Then the young men vigorously pulleC
their beat back to where Smith nae
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Alexandria Of Bulgaria ia eagerly |
welcomed back by his subjects. In
war he has proved himself en- able
commander, in craftsmanship he has
been at onse bold and prudent, and as
a ruler he has gained the hearts OF his
people by his benifrent and able man.
agement Russia claimed to exercise
a great amount Of authority over Bull
saria. Alexander stood up for the
independence OF the nation. Russia
desired the people TO be kept in lead
ing ttlioGs, relying upon the Gear in
Gaze or trouble instead OF upon their
own brainsand their own right hnnde.
Alexander was the friend OF educa-
ton and progress. He desired to draw
bis people out Of the slough OF Oriental
torpor and to place them in the
current of moving and acting nine
teenth century civilization. These
were crimes in Russia's eyes, and
with q purely oriental policy, by secret
conspiracy and violence, 1t sought bis
overthrow. But Alexander had fixed
himtelf too thoroughly in the pesteem
and the love OF his people to be thus
Disposed OF, snd Russia found itself
faced by the irresistible momentum of
people who have begun 10 think Tor
themf elves, and wiling no long r TO
bow to the will OF arbitrsry power as
the doom OF Kisma-'ate. And now
Russia seeks "to cover up lis tracks
by affecting the magnanimous, and
Alexander is set free, and the conspii
a'ors s,e dissvowod. Sofia, his CAPT
tul, is prepared to hail his return will
unbounded enthu iasm, and appar
emily he will soon be in the exercise o
his functions as ruler Of Bulgaria ant
Estern Roumalia, When the retto'
atom is complete, will he then b
sife? From further conspirac
and violence he may be, hu
the "powers" may prove ista
to him through diplomacy
The o'pl.ssnesS of England in he
present crisis depIives him OF h
staunchest friend. German and All
trian governments have manifested n
sympathy for his mistortupes, on
have TESTIFIED TO indignation at Ii
{ eachery and the pelfidy Of which b
his been the vicum. Turkey woul
probably side with him, but IL mu
do what the powers dictate. II speal
we'll for Alexander that Bosnia, ov
whose troops he wasso receatly co.
Queror, ,eltdss hearty sym athy Il
him urdsr his misfortune', 1t can
litle in his byhsli, however, end Il
Geumaa aud Austrian govtrnmen
are too partial 10 the despohc sen
msnts Of Ru.sis ~ b. likely to b
iderd Alexan 'ec Toe independe
action If he people in recalling The
p i1ce will net meet with sympatl
foe him Alex ndsr's future is thel
no still Uncertain, aud the cisis
nttye Over.
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The POrhers slain.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Auguet Sl:-The
Browns again defeated toe Cincinnat!s
this afternoon. Reardon, st. LOUIS
amateur, pitched two innings Tor GIN,
cinnaGi but was very Wild ana wss
finally replaced by Richmond VINO
wss not much of success against tue
champions. Fou'z pitched a gaoa
game Il g visi'o 3 makinslo nt five h.ts
off his delivery. Toe batting OF ,r the ne
home club, fiue caches by OMEN
and GIL. ason and foe in field work by
Fennelly and Robinson were the
features of the game, which was called
a. the end Of the Ell nth inning to en- /,
able both clubs 10 catch the east boupa!
train Score-Prowns, 10; Cinclnnau'
4. Earned runs-Bfowns, 4; Cinclro-
natl, ]. Two bsss hi's-Lathan, =
Comiskey, Snyder. Three base, MT
Caruthers. Total bises on hits =
Browns, 10; Cincinnati, 6. Lett on
bases - Browns, A; Cincinnati, O
Pitchers -Four aud Richmond. um-
| nira-Kellv
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crnnror. Enlo1irg ThemseIves.

HARRIsDuRa, Pa, Augu,t Sine
formal opening OF the interstate pic
mic OF the Patrons OF Husbsndry took
place today. Owing to q slight lndls-
position, Worthy Grand Master kone
was uusble 10 deliver the usual OPEN
ing address. There were present on
the grounds today representatives
from the States of massachusetts,, YER
mon', New Hampshire, New jersey,
Connecticut, New York, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
North CaIolin., Sou h Carolina, Gsor-
gia, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, WIS
consin, Missouri, and Pennsylvania
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The Water Valley Blues aeHn Buhi-
mesa.

mesa.
To the Editors Of the Appeal:
Observation-Disclosures have
appeared in your colomus from rev.
ersl baseba clubs in this y ate du,irg
the past week or so, cl,iming to play
championship games, the Champion
ship of the state, tie. Now, we VISA
to rtate that the Blues, OF this place,
have Iespec fully CHALLENGED, through
the State preSe, any snd sill clubs TO
meet US for champ ouship honor. {.
Furthermore, we have cent inGi-
yidusl challenges to the very
teams who ar now dong so much
claiming, the OOrinth and Vicksbnrs
cubs. and have communications on
file ia onr Office, showing tcat they
would not make games with ". We
stand r.sdy 10 defend our claim OF
c lsmpionship of the Safe OF Mistis
sippi at any ard all times, and We
hereb, challenge aty club in the STA,
to plsy for the championship ans
enoush money to pay exp. nses, The
Oorinth and Ehrmanns, Oh Vicksbury
preferred. All communiCa ioos ad
DRESSED to msnaper Wster Vallel
Biues, Water Valley, Mis-, will b.
promptly answered. Rtspe, ttnl,v,
MANAGER BLUBS.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
baltimore defeats BroeklyD.

BALTIMORE, Md, August 81 Hen
der on's former colleagues took k'nd'y
to his curves today and the home club
won easily being a. siet. d by the err
rors of the visitors. SIN tn caught
hot liner with one hsnd and threw to
se c,pd and first making ths clelnest
trip'e play ever seen in this CITY. The
grounds we're elippery snd briliisnt
fielding was impossible. Score
Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, 2 btfned
runs Baltimore, !. Two base mt,
Sc; tt, Phillips, Piackney, PIs' ea
bal,-Dolau, /; Peoples, !: Wlia
nitches- Henderson, /. Pitchers
Henderson and McGinnir. Base hrs
-Ba timore, 8; Brooklyn, q. EITors
Baltimore, 8; Brooklyn, T. Om'
pire- Bradley.
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The s,atesmen Yanqnished.

KANsAs CRY, Mo August 3l.-The
home team east y defeated toe
Nationals in Postponed game to lay,
There was some god fielding on both
sidee. Madigan, the young pitcher OF
the WsshtngrcDs, was hut freely.
Scora: Kansas CITY, 8; Washington,
/. Summary: E,rned rune-Kansas
City, 8; Washing on, 0. Two bai Q
hit;-McQuee,y, Knowles. Three base
hits-Rowe, Rriody, Myers. Pass d
balls-Old6eld, l. Wild pitches
Msdigan, l. First base on balls BY
Weidman, 5; hv Mad gan, 2. FL 81
base on error. kansas City,; Wash
ington. /. Struck out-By Weidman,
7; by Madiean, 3. Double plays-Bss'
sett, Myers and Nee lesry; Myers
Bassstt and McQueery, Knowlss ana
Havea Umnira-Fnlmer.
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THE TURF.
Fail Meeting of the LOuhsNsiAe
Jockey Club.

LOUISVILLE, KY, August Sl,-The
fall meeting of the Louisville Jockey
Club commences on Monday, septem-
Der 18th, continuing six regular days.
Ths programme embraces twenty
eight rsces, of which seven are stakes
the Blue Grass FLY ST. kes, twenty
'tn,ries; the Belle Meade, forty five.
and Sanford, twenty.four entries, ior
two year olds; the ST. Leger, sixty
nine, aud Great American stallion
stakes. ll3 entries, b.ing for three
wear oids, and the Turf stake, tv enty =
two, and Cash handicap, twentj-tour
entities, being for all ayes.
The St. bles at Lexington and Nash
Vile are NJ, wing already TO Louisville,
where there are already 100 horses IN
traihiug. The prospects are very Hat
terlpg, the races and the Southern Ex-
position, with Damroseh'a Orchestra,
making double attraction. The stakes
i3r 1888 closed with very large entrles.
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been struggling in the WV s, but they
were too late. He hsd gone down for
the last time. Bis body was recovered
in an hour, but all efforts u resuscita-
ton proved futile. While tbs BODY
was b ing recovered SMITHS
mother was rufering severe hyster-
8 on shore, requiring the attention
of a pbyncian and several others 10
prevent her from resting into the
water aud to srifle her screams AZ
the same time one Of the to modest
women wss pacing the depot platform,
biting Der lips and occasi onaliy d-se-
ing aw-y a tear with her delicate
ieWeled hand.
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NATIOzAL LEAGUE.
The Giants Again Defes' Ell.

1EO 0lNht8 n ReAh
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, August 3l.-The
Maroons won todsy's game from the
Giants handily. Tie New Yorks ted
the score In the seventh inning, bot
were unsble TO vhitewAsh their op-
ponents, who succeeded in mako g
two runs. Nansger Au;rie At this
point observed that his team bad jut
lime to catch t1e train for Detroit
where they play tomorrow; and re-
quested the umpire to call the game.
Tne Marooss, being two runs ahf ad,
offered no objeclioos, of course, aad
the game was called The sc3re-St.
Louis, Z New Yo,k, 5. Earned rug 8 =
st. Louis, 2. New York, !. Two base
hiw-hckinnou, Cane, Keefe end
Gerhardt. Total bases on hiis-st.
Louis, IA; New York, 8. Left ON
bssee-St. Louis, 3; NV York, B.
Pitchers H .aley aud Keefe. Um-
nira-PieIcp.
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Removal.

Soeer's Gin has removed to Huling
street, corner of Mulberry, into new
and commodious three story house
especially built for largo business
and the care of every interest. Their
thorough equiv mAnt and established
reputation are perfect guarantees OF
entire satisfaction. The difference in
yield and sample is plain mosey saved.
They are ready 10 ship sacks and gin
for the seed. See cardin this paper.
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Jimmy Carroll aud His Pals Cap
lured.

ST. LOUIS, August Skinny Car
roll and four men. supposed to be
tho.e who aeis'ed in his rescue last
night from Sheriff Richie in East ~.
Lou's, were arrested THE evening at
Venice, four miles north OF this city.
Carroll end his four companions were
making their way up the river in a
hatSoat and he'd gone as lar as
Venice, when they W re- arrested on
Suspicion and held to await identiica-
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MOUNT CARMEL, Pa. August ST.
Anthony Gillespie, prominent gro
car OF Mount Carmel, lett here on
horse back for Shamokin yesterday
Last evening be was found dead on an
abandoned road with bullet hole IN
his head Rough characters who were
seen in the vicinity aie suspected oil
hia yaurder.
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A NEW POINT RAISED
BY the Recent Seizure OF Canadian
Fishlag Vessels.

New York, Aueut 31.--A Wash
ington special to the Post Gays: A new
point has been raised in connection
with the seizure by United States
revenue cutter of two Canadian yes,
sels in Behripg Strait, on the ground
that they vera catching eesls in
waters coded 20 the United States by
Russia. OF the vessels, one is raid 10
have been captured sixty'fve and the
second )20 mills from the neareet
land. The point made 10, did Russia
have the right to convey to the U oited
States as it did, by the terms OF its
TRAY in connection with the sale OF
Ala-ks, the greater part of the Behrihg
Snaits? Will any foreign government
r,cognze scch right under interns-
tional law? II the United States has
the right 10 prohibit British tishe men
from taking fur seals 10 miles from
land, hes net the United States II g
same isht to prohibit Norwegian
uhalers nom taking whales within
the same seas? Our treaty rights in
Behring 9, have never been tested
II Is possible that The seizure OF these
two Canadian vessels by our revenue
cutter may bring these rights into dis
pute Inquiry WAS made at the state
Department today 10 ascertain wheth
err the department had considered thu
matter. Assistant Secretary Poriel
said the subj ct has not yet beer
brought officially TO the attention o
the Sla'e Department 1t ives who'll.
under the cortrol of the TIT asury De
partment, where 1t would be likely t
remain uuless the owners OF the Ca
madam YES, els should complain t,
their government aud Canada should
in turn, report to the British Govern
ment aud the subject in this name
be called to the attention OF the Stat
nanartmant
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Tho Me,s win a came.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 81
The game this al ernoon between the
Athletic snd Metropolitan clubs was
ma keI by loose fielding on eotn
sides. The visitors won the game ~
the tenth inning, when, with three
men on bases and two out, Atklsson
sent Reipsclaer to first on balls, ioie-
ing Hankinson in. Athletics, Met t
ropohtans, 5. Earned IunS-AIniet-
les, 2; Nets, Q. Passed balls1p2aino'
hue, /. First base on balls-hthleues,
/; Nets, 9. Base hits-Athletlcs, -
Nets. -. ErroIs-Athle ice, 4; Me's'
Umnire-V Valentine.
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GA, CharIea DiIke En- Route for the
Pacific Coast.

TORONTO, ONT., August Sl.-A VIM
nineo d;spa,ch says that the baggage
Of Sir Charles and Lord Kingston, who
recently passed through Winnipeg on
their way 10 the Pacific Coast, was
seized by the Northwest mounted pos
lice en- entering the Territories for coz
tanning LIQUOR. Sir Charles is travel
ing under the name OF Teetlow,
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STILL In TOWN,
And mt Large-DOipg superior work
at Low PIices.

Rutledga & Lagomarsipo, plumbers
and gas ftt4 rs, a'e among the thorough
workmen who understand the import
ence of doing their work properly, at
the start, thus avoiding the intolerable
nuisance of constant repairs. They
take contract, at low prices, and see
that the work is done in first class
STYLE. They give close attention to
an all orders. Good workmen are en-
ployed, and whatever work they DO ID
likely to prove satisfactory. Wher-
ever You want pipe work done, tele-
phone them.
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5 Earoed rnns-P ttshurg, /, Louis
vile, 3. Two base hits-Ba key,
B ,ow Mug, Hecker. Three bss- hits
B,own, Wolf. Parsed balls-By Car
roll, |; hv Cook, 9. Fret baee on
balls Of Morris, l; off H. cker, a.
B,se hi's-Pittburg, 8, Leu sville, TO-
E'ro,s-Pttburg, 5; Louisville, 8.
Umpire-Wa'sh.
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pi,,.hnrr Yn. LouisvllIe.

PrrrsBuRe, Pa, August Sl,Ith The
Pittshnrgs strengthened their hold
upon second place today by defeating
the Louisvillee. The game ives e1-
citing, but loosely play ed. Alteppd-
ance, 5000. Pit.sburE, q; LouifViiie'
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Ronald Wis Rondsmen.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, August Sl.-To-
night the Mormon church organ gave
notice that George Q. Cannon yesteI-
day paid John Sharp and FoIaWsIS
Little, his bcndsmen, $2h,0OO, tne
amount they paid on his forfeited eall'
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TEACHERS SELECTED
FOE THE COMING SESSION OF
THE PUBLIC
Schools, which VIII BE Opened Dy
the Superintendent ON the
18th Instant.

The Board OF Education led q
meeting Yesterday evening,
A resolut on was adopted directing
the Superintendent to open the school
Monday Sept 9th.
The Superintendent was also in
structed 10 communicate with q
TEACHER Of mechaui al drawing with e
view to Introducing tha. branch OF
study in the SCHOOL,.
The following teachers Tor the
no,oing asesirn Wpr1 elected:
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M, si.sippi Crops.

ApnRpRRN, Miss, August 28,-From
a gentleman who has just returned
tom prospecting trip through this
sect on and Western and Central Ala
bama II ia learned thst the cotton crop
Ia superior to any cr'p mtde In the
last three years The continuous light
rains have been beneficial on the
sandy laods e,st Of Aberdeen, and
have not materially injured the
crop in the prairie belt, which hes
recovered from the savers dr,nth-
ing OF June, and bids fair to pro.
duce an abundant yield OF lint, pro-
yiding the worm does not make an
appearance. In Western and Central
Alabama worms, raius and drouth
alternately have played havoc with
the cane brake section. In many
places the crop is estimated at 5O per
can't. below that of last year. 10 The
prairie tributary TO Aberdeen the ~
innate for cotton is rs per cent. over
las, year. We have plenty OF corn
the yield being more than the mos'
sanguine farmer expected. The Abe'
deen receipts fvr the sesson paet were
10000 bales, an increase OF near
5000 bales over the previous year
Thirty thousand bales aie expected
| the coming season.
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n, me Dear OI,I Dnys.

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are unit all the same on the de.
sirableness Of fine head Of hair. II
Won mourn the loss OF this blessing
and ornament, bottle or two OF
Parker's Hair Balsam will make You
look as you did in the dear old days;
II is worth trying. The only standard
80 cents article for the hair.
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COIOred Teachers.
uUAn TEAQUERS.

Special Teachers. MRS. Bette Will
hanson, Mrs. F. E, Bacon, Miss Ida
B. Attine.
S,Ipernumtrary TeaChers,-Mirs N: r.
wilson, Miss Minnie Howard, Miss
Lille Hays.
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Suicide OF a wealthy Young NAN

NEw York, August 3l.-Henry r.
Todd, son OF Paul p Todd, a wealthy
lawyer, shot and killed himself today
at his fathers residence in this city.
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California Democrats.

SAN Francisco, CAL, August 81
The Democratic State Convention met
this afternoon Mt 2 o'clock. Col. M:
White, of Los Angeles, was elected
Temporary chairman. Tho conversion
nominated full stste ticket three
Jnstices OF tbs SrpIemg Court and
Congressman. The order Of pro osdure
will be the same IS that adopted by
the Republican Stats Convention,
namely: Nomination OF the three can
didates for the Supreme Bench
before making nominations for State
oificere. After the appointment OF
committees the convention adjourned
i'm 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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InaianOla BecOmlng DepOpuIated.

GALVESTON, TRx., August SIN
dianola is fast becoming depopulated,
a great number Of its people having
decided to seek homes elsewhere,
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gitp pr ocrtp Go fst.
Gin l1ropcrtn p)anteo.

WANTED. -houses and flats, furnished
"a. and unfinished. for my fall list
J. ROMANO brown. " " 81 33.st near Broad gay
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

On .ne after June a. 1886 leave West 42dst
Al tE,ins downtown staron foot OF Law a.
4sdst navel ~ minutes earlier trUm Of Vest
, IssSn and Chicago $50 L. 600 IS OBJ m Sleeper,
= 5i Eoais; eco SOP m sieepers through
% s HOeaesef Suspension Fridge AGAR Falls AIN
~ S4eepcIs <Lu ua" NJ room
yt.sa and Syracuse $40 -ssoa n .soo .s,on
,T5ya teush.eepsis snd Kingston 40 : 10 .a20
.s6o 81 o. mo Albany $40 TAO ESQ ll:25 H. s4a
Sstskli 10, ITO, 800 g 30 Ila5.u s..s
.. -1sloss 81 POINT Cornwall and Ns~hn, ~ \ M
.t ~ ~ II 10 IN. 4 IS 5 Ion m "a ~ ~
AZ oOp NJ Tor Cr2hstOns Cornwall ana S.xpo IA o 80
fsf Montreal ~ne CAnads ESst % p % 'us
G a. -A"I h 90 . 500 IL 800 10 I'm Toron,o
,e.r.Sgs Specials ll23 a n s45p "a paro, o.r.
t~-Hs George u Is m. saturdays only 3Asn
rh~-terssll hunteI HOOST. .Crand Uoisl a,n,.a -
fAoLlel< 5 10 300, u 70 u SAB a P.r'' ~oh ana
issS note Mountain House and KasterskIl VI. %
ISIs7lsne care and Aouhtsh Hoase stanton am IN
.i1esn - N FsEiOJ 70 CstAkiiI on II ~ 10
sunday. ~ S@ans OAHy except
f~ uckets time tables pzror sieeBrpe car sc,o.
Us o. Aei M Hon apply q. onhces Brooslrn Ss2 uo.
80 fait'n 81 AAnsI once iooi Of FaJ,on -
SCI Shore stations foot est 42d 81 ~ aud
20 hsvsi and Penn Station Jerssy eitY ,A 81
WI CAL Tor and check baggage from hotSs go
'-0eA orders can - Lett ~ tcket Offices ~ ''sN
ku..s..n khAkY hONETT
~ General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The sale advertised by James Bleecker, Of an i'm
porant corner at New Chambers and william Sta brought
number OF well known Exchange
yesterday Charles A. Mcmahon the referee and attorney
nom the Office Of Corporation present
After consultation adjourned TIL October
~ There TAX OF cutting the plot into three smaller
lots 20 DE sold separately.
The sale By II. Hesrquez, Of No Is Broadway. adj
lourned sine die
From dispatch the Fstate and
Stock Exchange
The rule restricting from dealing
also 10 that requiring property offered
Al the brokers' meeting seat and farm OF eighty
eN IN Hartford County Conn., offered for $4,000
the house has there
buildings and plot Of ground n J..
offered for 500 business property
n j. consisting OF threestOry brick store x60 lot
FOX $50, offered oT a. 900
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giip proprrtp for 5als.
4 TTENTION Is called to those elegant first
- Nos. TO u East sOth-st. Apply prem
ises 10 owners G. y. and y. A. WILLIAMS.
TOR SALE in Fourth Ward, large lot, $4,000
l. square feet, suitable for factory.
RULAND n WHITING. Beekmanst
THE HOUSE 149 West 57th-st. Is offered for
Il sale 1t is thoroughly well built and Highly finished;
first cabinet work troughou below fourth floor ample
and safe plumbing be day. Apply 10
i. + JAKDINE. Architects, .262 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-31

. TROY BOATS-CITIZENY LINE-For
INV Saratoga Lake George snd the North. s. 50 to
- and return. 81 90 20 Lake George and return
assfs good during season. Steamers CITY OF TROY
"a sA RATOGA daily, except Saturday fect OF Christie
na :, n m sunday steamers touch At Albany