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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

The crude OIL spccuton struck by small
sized bull cyclone yesterday. The market opened
seady at 20 IS cents. but under duh movement
prizes Sagc d on l cent The decline was recovered
EASILY and under light buying prices began TO harden.
len minutes before the close the quota. Oa ncyr
the 80 point. when a host OF orders from the
Vest sent The market rapidly upward The baroness
the market Of OIL apparent. for light
although excited. transactions that prices ran up to
- - cents Tho crude market has astOnished even
the natives by SIS transformation of tone within
week. II las demonstrated what " Tho Tribune has
been urging around bottom ne 'reS. namely that real
goods scarce. that certificates had been con-
ccniIatine In strong hands and that beyond the
tearish possibilities OF BakerstOwn lay big demand
The late developments in the field have shown that
DalcrsiOwn can by scarcely any possibility be
eIshcr pool and the best Judgment of the trade now
regards TIC future prospects OF that territory WVhOut
fear The demand for refined oil IS immense and II
looks If Europe. stripped almost bare OF STOCKS
had at last been forced into the market as liberal
0 business for the few months of remarkable
proportions and with deliveries averaging under those
Circumstances $4,000 10 10000 barrels day. the pro-
ducilOn al rs utmost cannot prevent dtpleion OF
stocks at the Of 100000 " 100000 barrels
month. The last few months OF the shut down
agreement have sOrcly tried the producers. but by
have marked ont. they have paved the for
Eer ard autumn conditions. which are bound &c
nearer to the point which VIII restore the prosperity
II the industry. The organized producers are I'm
sion Bradford TO consider what shall be done when
he agreement To cease drilling (which expires on
aCW ayr emcn conservative in character Will replace
lie OH one before the producers finish their delibera-
ions AMI on November l.. when the shut-in contract
becomes void, there Is likely to be need of every
barrel o. now oil that can be got ont Of the old wells
Tho certificate market ended excited and strong at
best figures YESTERDAY. ard carrying rates indicated
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
rrnnprAN pRnnrcE MARKrrs

LIVERPOOL July lO-330 .. m.-Beef-In poor demand
Pork-In poor demand. Hams-In fair demand Bacon
In demand short rio hrm az ils Chee-e In poor de-
mand. Taew-In poor demand spirits OF lurpcntne-
In poor demand. Rosin-In iar demand, Lari-spo and
"a demand. Wheat-The demand has fallen
OF. No Winter 81 gti TO- -urng dnl NJ g., "a
Four-In far demand CornlL poor demand nike West
- Ia. do. Julr nru 40 - SGi 10
lgust siraiv 7f do September nrn nc Is 9d-
Hops at London Sew. York sttte-in DDor dem mi
iroelpts OF Tor tic past lew days $500
ceutal-
LOyuox July lO-f n m.-Calcutta lnsecd 36s Sd per
quarter - l7s oil per ton for Western IN.
seed oil. lss I'D per -
ANTwEgr. Juno 10 Petroenm-fine pale American 10
francs % renInes and 10 = = ceutes sellers
ANTWERP. July lU-WIcONs lart closed AZ 30 franc, %
francs per loo kilOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

LoyDov. July lO-t r. m.-Auantic and Great Western
first mortgl-" trustees certificates. 3d. Ere 25h DO
second con soils 81 Mexican ordinary, 424 ST. Paul
Common. - =. Pennsylvania - Il; Reading, 500 Next
cir Central first mortgage bonds Dsp.
Paris quote per cont rentes a. 80 francs 50
confines and exchange London at 20
p = for CHEEKS
BERLIN 10 Tho statement OF the Tmperia Bank Oh
Germany decrease specie OF 5,UUUOOO marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
LIVE STOCh MARKET.

Refined oil. under n lively demand. was stronger
and quotations advanced Is cent per gallon.
Abcl lest 10 So cents at all ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

COFFTE-For spot Brazil grOwths the market was
FIRM az II l.2c for far RIO spot invoices No business
reported. The mder grades were ACTIVE ana urn.
Sales 5000 bag, Maricabo the basis o. Ia 2c iOr
tucuia: also $500 bags Gaguayra at ~ LIE sptculs-
ton dull. the sales reaching only 26 800 bags tnough
the quotations firmly held closing figures representing
All aLee ol nfteen points on near months
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standard OF classiGca-
STAINED.


Good Ordinary % Low Ml1dllnA " u
Strict Good ordinary $ 5-l6 Mdding 10 l-l0
In keeping with Gmer foreign and southern adyces the
speculative market quite active and strong tie
.acs reaching 400 bales while closing quotations repre-
scntod advance Of 10 points and Cal points
months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The statement Of the National Transit Company Tor
June shows decrease OF col $50 barrels In gross
stocks an increase OF la44JI barrels in sediment and
surplus account. and a reduction in net mschantablc
anid OF 32GOO1 barrels a. compared with May. The
credit balances we're reduced 2s6.s56 barrels and only
ss,l45 barrels were cancelled in certificates The
receipts from the wells amounted to 971Oj2 barrels II
June but I74.os7 barrels were received from Other
pipe Ines which ought 20 mako the reduction In net
itocks by al the lines about 100000 barrels TIC
deliveries IA 46si93 barrcsl were all TO the regular
trade The official statements Of the company for the
last two months and for October 1.-THE month before tho
shui-iDl compare as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1855
81. $50. 1913 s7.71s.55o Inc. 1878

Net legal tenders
hanl....... 81. $50, S33 371lS, 300 Inc lJI,I-3
Actual cash IN
Treasury wants
ouf-ilndg
certiHca,s eos1 500 l0s sosO 99i 410Dec ESQ.,. o9s
Dep sits in banks SOP e7i 50 9JJ 9i3Dec COO,5-2
Net cash bnlnces 1896 GO s23 $50 800
The engagements of gold for export to-day
amounted To $1,000. 600. 1t is special shipment
which j. Unauthorized by the conditions ot the
foreign cxchancns. which were dull and stoaiy 40
quotations as follows: Bankers bills. 81 e : II
and Il os - Tor long and shor, sterling see
lively: BIS "a and 5.16 IS for francs - 81
and % IS for reichmarls; 40 ii and 40 Il
for guildcrs.
In London British cOnsols were steady at 90 oil
for both money and account Bar silver was steady
at ~ l-cd. per ounce. English sandari. American
railways OPENED strong and higher than last cN en-
ing's closing home quotations; they ruled strong
all day and closed at best figures. At Paris
French per cents rose 10 $3.50. and sight eX-
change on London ruled at 2j.27 - francs for
sterling The weekly statement Of the Imperial
Bank Of Germany shows specie decrease OF
500. 600 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS
CELTIC. Irving. Welr e-day. July H. 80 a.
GERMANIC, Capt. Gea1ell. "Wednesday, July l., p N
tAD;IATIC Capt Cameron. "Wednesday July ESQ 80 M
BRITANNfC, Capt Parsell We'd, Aug l. - 80 D. M.
From White Star dock. foot o. West lo,hsi
RATFS-Saloon, ESQ. $50 AMI 500. Return tickets
favorable Storage from % the Old County,
500 "A limited number Of seconicabin passengers car
RED s95 excursion, $50 bor In
specton OF plans other Information amply a. The Com
uany's Office. No. Al Broadway. New-York
- ]. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July lO.-SDansh gold 23J d235h. Exchange
-tocopcy upward Sugar-Firm. 80 bags centrifugal 81
de9ees polarization were sold for spain yesterday J43
oil "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
Ocecn Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships
"A NEM-YORK AND LIVERPOOL
= CITY OF ROME sail. Wednesday, Aug. 3, a. NJ
aud every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin, 500, $50 dnd 500 second class. $50.
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
AnchOrta July IA, Circassa, July %. q m
I1evonla. July 2l 3 D. N. Furne-,ia August 4 D. IN
Rates OF massage 70 GLASGOW DERRY. LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST. CaOia. $50 Jnl $50
Second class $50 Storage. go.
Travellers Circular Letters of Credit and Drifs Tor any
amount issued lowest current rates
For book OF Tours further information apply %
HENDERSON BROTHERS Bowling Green. ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

SPIRITS or TURPENTTNE.
CHARLESTON. July iO-Turpentine firm at 81 &c
SAVANNAH. July lO.-Turpentiue nrm at $40
WILMINGTON. July lo-Iurpentlno STEADY ~ u NC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
SsIAN LINE q. S. and ROYAL NAH Steamer,

INNIAN LINE U. S and Royal Mail Steamers
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ci iiTfYY OF BERLIN Sturdy July Il, p N
CITY or CHESTER saturday. July % 80 a. m.
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday. August 4. D. m.
From Inman pier FOO. o, Gtand-st. Jersey City.
CABIN PASSAGE $50 and Upward SECOND CAB
IN, s35. STEFRAGF. 500
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents
ROWLING GREEN. N. Y.
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o. Julr lO.-rhe lending ta.ure, raugeI a.

qIItI, uHuuAHEVN'
Cash quotations a, tolows-Ns. ? Spring Wheat
sldslSc No Spring Wheat nominal No Rel Sic
No Cora 49, 4s7sc. No. = Data at 32hc. No Rye
5sc No Barley $1,000. No. Flax seed at
sl3 5Oa slJ 50 per Dbl Lard at - 10 per 100 b.
short RIBS 81 80. DrY saltei shoulders
s6 4O96 80 Short Clear SIDES boxed p o. as 10
Whlskey d,ters' finished goods 81 20 per gal sugars
Inaf1 NJ ~ GranulAtel slaullrl ~
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LLOYD SIS. co.

~ Short ROUTE TO LONDON,
NEwYoRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND t BREMEN-
Steamer A 'slI nIEXSlppkEEss SPEAKERS
Aller Wed, July IL, a. m Fulda' sat, July 81 D m
Ems. wed July -, p m Fl6e sat July e q N
cation Second Cabin. $50 and $50 BERTH steerase a.
'"ss' 'oELRICHs q CO.. No. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
GU\ARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOo. ea QUEENSTOWN tom
Picr AZ, North River
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
scrvia Jul, "a a. ~ Gailia. August l. noon.
hcythla, July Il, Etrura. Aug 4 80 D. n.
mhlia, July 81. p l SeNla August II. a. M
Anrania. July -. 8 n. seyth.a Aug II. n n.
Cabin passage 500, $50 ami slcO. Intermediate sJk
steerge tickets FROM an parts Europe AZ very
low rae. For freight and passage apply tho company
olee Rowling Green, New York
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
abroad available in all Psrts q the world Issued b.
uElpEIBACH. lCkELHEIMER CO.,
4 Ioyei~a esRxsxA - WkllamsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

quiet Creamery l5hSlS4& Dairy liGl'% Lgs' h'm
Mmw4ukEr July IoFoar steady whsa: steady ca.h
7s.c July 7sre Agsgs q Sc sePtSmDs. 80 G Rys
quiet; No at SIC on track Barley quiet: NO at 59c
SIS 80 tar ~e at s August
steady DAIRY ~ Eggs Lsos az tS Goo SS
Wheat 2i9oJ bush ,hipments-Fiour - -oo DIS wheat
MyygApotiA July TO- whea;-Receipts rs and
sg%s9, q cars 40 G ISy 90 Angus i" size 90
Northern cash soc do July SOC DO August soc.
Nornsrn cash 75e DO Jgg 7'e yo- DO Aus :s
No Northern 79c Flour steady Patents to snip
PHrLApELrniA July lO-F .our-NIarKet ruled firm guet
Western and rea1'Ivsat" saoesane q % e. n
81 1888 90 Pennsylvanll Family at g 7j0
g 90 PennyvAni4 roller Process 81 10 rs! -, ono
C.earsi 100 81 do s.ctiE1t - +O@I 81 st Lols a
g. so w l' Patoat ;ar to choice ao
Gear 81 ~ 2o DO strlst 81 % 2o 90
Hyo Flour quot az 50 % fer choce Wheat market 1
- 90 ,or or etoSsr Csc CorHoMarket FOR spot
1rm No Mmei on track and in roth ST. elevator 5jc :
80 Yellow on track amin gram aecpt yee 40 10 ,,I
September a5rc. 80 for October J-H 30 Oats-lhe
PareI for spo' i9s' Fae WIFE nTn wiz M S We TIC
Will Hf for INV &c qo foT Aanst -
for september 33i aJj &C do for Oco1er 80 &C.
Potatoes. hrm White potatoe.-Ier'ey io9 'oc Per oas
ern New Rose. Medium 70 Prime - 80 o. 90; southern
cnoice oo 81 Is o. 90 Provisions NV TAR demand
Beef. ely. FANNY Drr OJ - D. % - ~ 10 10 ILiAi-
e. 80 a. OO smoked Beet l2Ul5o. Beef Hans fl6 900
eli 90. PORK. Mess. $40 %: 10 Prime Ness new
so Family 80 5ODsl7. Hams. smoked 70. 10! %
l5>c do : p. cured IN uercst 10 oil 4c. do DO 10
In salt s9ooc. side. Clear Ribbed smosei eaSlqe
Shoulders. DRY SAT- ami fully cured 1o1 &C. tn,
do. sn,ksL 7a07'.- SnlllierA pickle cnreL 12@
7a,c. DO d. smoked saDJs Bellies IN pcNe. 9G
ssc Breakfast Bacon l0Ealic Lard firm ci,y
30 dO StSam - y 0-9 Buchert loose
= 2lDs 81 Butter mr. n-PeDnavlvanA Creamery Extra
Western Crelmeiy kxtrA at zoe g. G. ana y.
Y. Creamery Extra Western FACTORY La ~
Packing butter llel2c Eggs nrm. active PsnnsTvann
nrsts at IS &c. Western nr.us at l~c. Cheese duu .
demand falri New YORK fun Cream 9N99sc: ONO
FlAtA Choice sisoi do FLir u Prime 1i2g'c sugar.
Refined nrm. Powdered 9.l6. GrsnulateI &c. Feel
DUH Winter Bran sl6 0lSsl6 - p'r Ton. tetroenm
nrn ~ In bbA -, Receipts--Flpur 1000
bbl. Wheat 1000 bush. Corn 5OrO bush. uat- % 900
bush. Shipments neat 900 bush COrn 5000 OusA
.laf - hua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.

The offerings of bonds 10 the Treasury to-day
amounted TO s5s3,0O0, OF which 500, 900 were
l-2s at 1O7 l-2, the price al which one bond yes
tcrday was purchased. The local market for Gov
ernments was quiet and steady at quotations
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

~
PORTLAND Ne, and COTrAGE CITY. Mass
STEAMER Winthrop leaves every Wednesday steamer
Eleanor every Saturday p ~ CONNECTING az Poru az
with ali steamship railroad lines Tor Baf iarDoI V'
Orchard Poland Spring. White Mountains tas, p.rI -
John and all points IN Maine. Me-" Bruns@ ana
FIRE to Portland, %: Excursion ~ TO Aottasr Iltf
a.: Excursion, q Bar HmDor, -, Excursion SIS ll.
Guiding berth in state room For uel-hb anu D1ssabs
apply 10 HORATIO HALL, Agent. ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

Total since Jan s5s0sO 567 sl5 $40 slls 27o 2ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11
TNtTTn STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

o. UION LINE.
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS;
FOR QUEEN STOWN AND LINFHPOOL-
Leave Pier s., y. f., foot OF k4ng u -
ARTZONA . Tuesday. July l.. II 80 q. n
WfST0TSIN . Tuesd1y July -. 30 a.
NFVAnk TUESDAY July 81. IL a.
TINsSKN Tuesi1y August = 80 .. NJ
WVoNTTG TUESDAY. August T. . 30 A, NJ
Cabin passage, $50 SEQ $50 and eco Second Cabin
$50 ana sgTSN p f!fx14i &C. IS Broadway N. =
AMBURG- AMERICAN ). S. Line for Ply
Il mouth Iondon) Cherbourg (Parlg and Hamburg.
First Calm $50 and upward; steemge az 10" rates
MOava, q. July ~ Itilcf1 oD D. H. -, Srf 81 %
KrNUAPDr 4 Co C. B. RICHARD co, Gen.
Con- Ioants al Broacst Pas Agents. u ~ way. ~. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

DACIFlC MAIL SIkAMoHIP tUMRHAANl D
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAS, NMiFNyico-
from New YORK pier foot u Canalst, y. Il.
For the Isthmus OF PaDams .
SAN MARCOS sails Nelatsl}, gllI II, noon-
From san Francisco. 1st and Bfannan st>
~ For China and Japan.
CITY OF NEW-YoRK sails saturday, Juy Il q p m
ros y's's 9,se cn me pier foot OF Clnast y. &
soNPA"' - IL ]. BULLAY Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-11

CNOIUEN IAL AND UhItN u
DIT r ~ IUesday July 81
0CFASIC , Saturday. September o
Saturca. relhef %.
superbly Appointea-superior Acconnoda ions
peseryations can made by letter or telegraph 20 ana
cabin plans 257 and 800 Br0adway Ns"-fo VI
Room "a Railroad Building. San Francisco, .,..
A''NN - - LELAND STANFORD, Presidents
Agent
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17


Some Democratic sheets appear to
act on the idea that an Irishman is a
slave to the Democratic party and has
no right TO vote any other ticket. When
one does come ont and vote on his con.
victions, he is slaniered and abused.
Patrick Fork. Of the Irish World" is
an instance. The Railway Democrat"
takes up the Islander Of other sheets and
says:
s'Pat Ford, who edits the Irish
World in the interest of Harrison. and
is paid therefor by the republican ma.
tional committee, and who arranged the
SO called workingmen's reception to
Blaine in New York. is shown to have
deserted from the Union army early iu
the war. Therepublican senators should
pass bill for his relief at once.n
The Railway advocate" replies as
follows:
''In printing the above, whether the
judicial editor knows it or not he has
made himself liable for libel. The same
lie was started against Ford in 1884, and
when the campaign was over he had the
writer arrested, tried, convicted and sent
to the peneteutiary. in open court pro-
ducing his honorable discharge. In the
Irish World of last Saturday Editor
Ford deyotes page to the history of
this campaign SANDER and in addition
shows by documentary proof, in the
shape Of letter form Chairman Murtha
Of the New York democratic state COM
mittee how anxious the leaders we're to
secure bim for Cleveland this year. He
is however. too sincere believer in pro-
lection to favor democracy aud his large
influence is gretly feared by the demo.
Gratis. He intimates that he will make
il lively for some Of those circulating
the present SANDER. We should feel
badly TO have to record that our judge,
editor and mayor had been ARRESTED,
tried. convicted and sent to the peniten-
tiary'' and we hope he will retract the
libel as Ford is fighter when he starts
In.'
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
THE SITUATION.


Everything looks favorable for the
election of Harrison and Morton. The
Republicans will undoubtedly carry all
the States they did 10 1884, and in addi-
ton Indiana, Connecticut, New York,
and possibly New Jersey. Even the New
York Herald grants that the Republicans
win come down to High Bridge with a
majority of 7O,0OOi No honest vote in
New York City can overcome that ma
jority. There is victory in the air. But
let no one settle down in quiet because of
the prospect. That is az incentive to
-.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

Mr.. Albert Griffin, chairman of the
Anti-Saloon Republican National Com
mittee is thorn Ia the sides Of the Pro-
bibiiion organ, "The Voice" lie shows
up that papers dishonesty in dealing With
facts in way that should make it's edi-
tors ashamed, IL indeed, they are capable
of thar feeling. We do not know of an
other pape', either Democratic or Re
publican, that is so vicious, abusive aud
unfair in its political utterances, while It's
assumption of virtue is nearly as grea, as
its want of it.
Republicans who want literature cal
cnlated 10 correct The miscellaneous aud
SANDERS Of the Third patty prohibitionists
against Tie Republicans, can secure sew
eral tracts and documents by sending ten
or fifteen cents to Albert Griffin, No.
Broadway, N. Y.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
LocaloptIon.

Local Option.
The election appointed for next Jan
uary under the Local Option law re-
minds our oldar citizens that il is ''noth-
ing new" In 1847 the Legislature
passed law for Local Option" by
townships, under which an election was
held in December of that year all over
the State, in which 10 townships voted
''For License" and GO townships "No
License"-the aggregate vote polled
being 81 900 for aud 10, GIG against
Newark and other towns at that time
voted strongly mo License" Tewks.
bury was the only township Of Hunter
don that voted mo License
The following we're the votes in thi
oounfv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

The engineering and mechanical re-
sources and skill of this country have
not recently had more salient illus
tration than that which has been afford
ed by the raising six feet of the huge
Mccormick building in Chicago pile
of masonry covering half block, six
stories in height, and weighing many
thousands of tons. 1t is said that this
stupendous operation was accomplished
without the displacement Of a fragment
OF mortar.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

Daniel Dougherty, formerly of Phila-
delphia, was billed for an address at New
burg, N. Y, on Tuesday night, but, find.
ing that it was rink instead of an opera
house that he was expected to speak 10,
he declined to appear. This threw q
cloud over the meeting, but Mr.. Dough
erty resolntely declined to furnish 1t with
any vocal silver lining. --Phila. Ledger.
Daniel is now putting on more style
than when he spoke in Lambertville 10
1860. Then he willingly spoke in the old
frame car shop just below the iron
foundry.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUTORS SALE
Or
REAL ESTA TEL!

The subscribers. executors Of the last will and
testament OF Hiram Deats, deceased WIZ sen NJ
1urn1EgpAV NOV 14th ta9S
~ -.
Al O'Clock. p. NJ on the premises, near the vii
lage OF Stockton, In the county OF Hunterdon and
State OF New Jersey, all those several ios tracts
or parcels of land and premises, whereof Hiram
beats died seized. situate ~ brookvi,ie, IN the
township OF Delaware, county of iunterdon,
aforesaid, viz
Mo- l.. That hrceitemf Lsttae rurns about
half mile below the thriving village OF stockton,
containing about Al acres IN high state OF cuiti-
walton, very productive, well adapted LOT growing
all kinds OF grain ana grass ana y especiaiy vai-
uable for peaeh culture there are now upon y
about hfteen hundred peach trees; 1--WE years oid
we'll selected OF the best variety IN thrifty eondi-
ton. The improvements are large Frame
DwallinQ House. In good condition and repair /,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

The Warren Democrat of Phillips
burg, is mighty interesting reading
now days. Mr.. Fitch, the editor, gen.
orally goes into fight with all his war
paint on, and in this campaign he deals
telling blows on the Fowler faction of his
party. Mr.. Fitch is quite as independent
as he is able, and he is no mean opponent
in debate,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
Insurance and saal s,tass tliiss
CHARLES sCHULHAUs,
succEssoRro JOSEPH SMITH q co.


I.AMnkRTvTLLE, n. J., Aug. lst, 1888.
The undersigned begs leave to announce that he
has succeeded the late firm Of Joseph Smith 4 Co.
in the business conducted BY them At the corner
Of Bridge and Union streets. Lambertville. N. j.
He will act agent Of all the irst~clnss ERE in
Snranee companies or which the late firm was the
representative, and win renew their policies and
issue new insurance at the lowest safe rates.
He win also transact business for the Equitable
Mortgage Co, Of Kansas City
He will also continue to act as agent for the Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance Co.. of Newark. n. J..
The patronage OF all who have done business
with The old arm is solicited and also that 81 the
public generally. He hopes by strict attention
ana fair d1Alihg TO deserve share ofpnbie favor.
CHARLES sCHULHAUs.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17
FuLLY EQUIPPED.

Wi tn the compl elton and opening Of our new
FL ohth Street buildings--g give US manyzgadded
convent ences, both for Gus toners and our own
cons ider our es tabli shment now FULLY
equipped to serve the puPlic as never pefore.
The consumma ii on of these long look ed-for
improvements not only enables US to enlarge
the par ii cul lar depar tments located in the new
bui ldines, but to give add tt onal space ana
added facilities to every other depar tment
thr ghout the house.
The public are invited to visit US from
this time forward and inspect our new arrange
ments.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-10-17

The case of Congressman James N.
Pikcock against John Kath, the New
York milk dealer, to recover $40, 600 as
damages on a milk contract and for lost
cans, was tried before United States
Commissioner Romaine, at Jersey City,
on Friday.