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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

SEE our <outton Getaway Suit, black corkscrew,
pfice No. GEO. SPRANsY, 434 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

DUTCH BULBS At ArcrIos.-On Monday morning.
oS1ooer .. lses, az IL O'Clock, Thomas bowling
VII xn py order OF the importer an important
Ana euI1cuye collection Dutch bulbs embracing
AL the finest Varieties. See adyertisenenr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

In using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup you are EN-.
ploytng the very best remedy for colds
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ATTENTION Is CALLED 10 the peremptory sale OF
tNo-s.ory frame house, No. sos Virginia avenue
southeast on Monday next October b.. AT O'Clock
p ~: IL anords choice opportunity for invest
naeny "a rapidly improving neignborhood, and
mould receive the Alteration Of investors
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SIG 18th ne. Or. wg els
lag ! Md.ay. ne. Or IL s5
Ms Ism Il e.. Or .waterl2
s2l 4: 81 ne, Dr.. w...l2
fO1 l2fh ". Sc. Or. ...l2
l.3Z ! Ny lie 81. It,, Ur. IA
$50 i3in 81. Sc. Or 10. 10
liza G It. ne. Or. 10
Ills congress ST. n.e..lO
l.OAs Aylie st. n.e..S.5O
49, BY. 81. ne. III. $50
Ia 1T. ler. Sc. Or. ESQ
kr. 1910 I 81. Sc. 3r. -
& BRADLEY. 9:s1 INV
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FAIL ov.RcoArs. ElsENAN Bros, 7th and E

HE nrm OF Vim. Orme Sons, having leased
tneir premises, No. 1913 Pennsylvania avenue, for
the Term OF Ten years nave removed 10 No o2O 12tn
street northwest, where they Will dispose vi their
stock VIII be pleased 10 see their patrons.
WV. ORNE SONS.
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$4,000 At u Per Cent
$4,000 al Is Per Cent.
On flrst-c4nss Heal lstate SECURITY.
BEALL BLOWN CO.
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Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blanke
OF all grades at TOPHAM's, 1871 Pa ave. lw
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THERE need be no second consideration of your
money wen spent when you buy your clothing
from the manufacturers See our CuIaway suits
At SIS
EisEMAN BRos. 9TH and Z Reliable Clothiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

The MARYLAND LUTHERAN SYSoD.-At the ses-
sion Of the Evangelical Lutheran synod OF Mary.
land at Cumberland yesterday, Prof. r. NJ Bickle
was chosen president, Rev. Victor Miller secretary
and Vim. H. james. treasurer. DIR. Ii. w. McKniyht
addressed the synod IN behalf OF the Gettysburg
College, ana DR.. j. G. Zimmerman In behalf Of
church extension Last evening addresses were
delivered TO a large audience In Bedford-street
Lutheran church on the subject OF foreign mis-
s;ons by Rev. A. ii. StudeoaKer In English and
Rev. A. Homrignaus In German.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

DESERTED Enthusiastically Edward W.
Hawk filed DiIl for divorce from sarah p Hawk
The parties were married in Baltimore ON tue litn
Of october, 1854, and they have since that time
lived In this city. DE sets out that the temper OF
his wife viii not permit her 10 live with him, and
that she abandoned him Ia 1856
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

Bradbury Pianos,
Factory prices. $40 payments
i. G. SMITH, 1928 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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IL SHE MARRrEs CERTAIN MAN SHE CANNOT BIZ
TIE HER-The will Of Elizabeth Thomas was filed
yesterday. She leaves her estate TO Chas. Thomas.
her husband, during his life, ana then TO her
daughter, Mary Jane, provided that she has not
before her fathers decease intermarried with
Frank Bell III she has 50 inuermarrted she shall
take no interest, but the estate shall be sold and
the proceeds paid 70 the pastor OF ST Augustine's
Catholic Church.
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DISTRICT WHARF LEASE CAsR.-Yesterday, In
the Court In General Term, the case OF the Dis
trict agt- WV. Rapey was argued by Col TUtten
and 4 A. Newman Tor the defendant and Mr.. II.
Z Davis for the district The defendant leased
certain wharf property, and the District, desiring
70 terminate the lease. served him notice To quit
under the landlord and tenant act, and the ase
Was heard by justice Of the peace who gave judy
nent 10 the District. The defend ant appealed,
aud The case being tried by Circ ult Court Jury,
verdict was given for defendant and the District
appealed.
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RErrRS'1:6 ODD FELLOW DIGNIrARIEa-Oliver
Dufour, s. nd represe NATIVE OF the grand en-
campnent; J. T. Petty, grand representative OF
the grand lodge, and Wm- ii. Frazier, grand mes
senser, arrived home last night from Los Angeles
Cal. where they had been 10 attend the late ses-
Sion OF the sovereign Grand Lodge, L U. U. Z.
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Weather Strip for doors and windows. Cam
paign Torches. L. Ii. HOPKINS, 500 ST. NV. eo3
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Ths above, Houss en- q s.am,nsd n psruesfrou
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81 Ann TO LOAN on IMPROVED RIAL -
SlsVVU tEteL Address COMMITTEE. gIB sth
ST NV osB-A
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IL OvERcoArs. EIsEMAS Bros, 7th and &.

OUR $40, s12, and SIS Overcoats cannot be
eQualed for style. GEORGE SPRASsY, 434 7th ST.
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GREAT BARGAISs In new AMI used Pianos at G.
]. Wild Bros, 100 1Jh street northwest.
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Sewing Machines tor Rent
by week or month at Auerbach'S, 9TH and Fl, sole
agency for the light-runalng "Domestic Machines"
domestic Patterns" domestic Dress Forms"4
BixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
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LADrHs waukenpnast Button. at Cohen's.
M.S's DERBy HATS fall styles, $50 and 81; extra
value. A. I. LEWIS, 435 9TH ST.
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Eok RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
1911 l6shstn.w.l4rslooI 1918 w.,iach Place. IS
l9fvish ST NV, l0r. 80 l2o5 4th st. W, 81. IL 30
3 ,i5. 81 DIV. ivr 5o5 % VI ave and nv, Or 3g
a339 Sorcoran 81 l3r 20 zoos sth st. n W. or ~
Mt Nh sv. NV. l0r46 80 ufhce 80, sth %
log Indiana ave. Tor 40 Once 1907 n st. n.w25
9o0 st. NV. ST.. so Barrier shop 18th n ".
FURNISHED
1otn st. near 14r stable In rear per year 900
sunderland Place NV. 1lr., per month $50
IYLEk kUTHERFoRD.
oc2-6ts 1897 y 81 NV
VNOR RENT-A NEAT SIX ROOM BRICn HOUSE.
SIS 1T. Sc. s1o so per month; key ut slo Also
SZl st. NV. II rooms 600 per mo. Owner at 5le
oth St NV. sc2s-2m
IroR RENT-IN ANAcosTIA. NEw sIx.RooM
II cottage: lare lot; rood water: sghuy and health
full location square from streetcars: wil rent 90
small family; sduita for 500 per year Apply 20 H.
NOR RENT-AT MOUNT PLEASANT I'm THE
IL subdivision called "Under the Oaksl . coy Cot
taee. Possession Ostober i. Apply 70 IL A sELIG-
ave. nv. ocl-6t
ISoR RENT-A NEwLY-FURNIsHED IEs-RooM
Il house: bright and pleasant; e75 Per month 10 =
careful tenant herocs p&sS the door. liza 18th 81
oc1-1ws
NoR RENT OR sALE-THAT PHYSICIANS
II house. Is LIST st fronting Capitol PARK. NJ
Gently occupied by Sen Morgan: hollow yalls hard.
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Palace Organs,
New styles. $ payments.
/ F. G. SMITH, 1925 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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FOR RENT
Pianos, So per month.
Organs, 81 per month.
+. q. SMITH, 1225 Pennsylvania avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nov 8 (SpeciaD.-Nobody expected that
there would be much OF market to-day. and there
was not There fair range, nearly cents in
wheat. but there such activity interest as
such range would suggest The crowd had left the
wheat pit on Saturday bearish and with lines Of all sizes
out Mondays opening consequently found the trade
more inclined cover than to put out further short
sales Several OF the local operators. Llndbom, Com
stock. Mitchell and others, were buyers az once. The
price started up easily and May from 81 ID soon
above 81 15 The visible supply figures showing an
only 2iS00O bushels against Increase Tor
same 1855 OF 1,213.000, helped along the
advance Aboye 81 10 Hutchinson was seller some
thought each Is cent advance. His sales were not
large but they open and steady. II was the I'm.
preston MAY would have stopped us advance az
10 except for his attitude. May wheat closed at
H. Just about midway between the top 81 10 1S and
the bottom 81 H. Corn opened rather strong and was
steady. The operations in the PIP were nconseouental.
Hutchinson was moderate seller OF the distant op-
There 900 fewer hogs at the SIX princi-
pal packing points than on the same day In 1851 This
product higher but the election day dulness was
this pit the Others and speculation d.a ez
January pork s4 81 10 sold as low as sl4 %
and closed Sl4 10 January lard opened at SS 10 ana
closed SO OF 12 January short ribs opened at 81 %
md 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NEw.yoRK nEArINos


Tho cash markets at the Produce Exchange appeared
to be the only ones relieved from the pressure OF
political excitement and preparation Wheat was not
expected, from legitimate reasons TO show much
spirit the spot, and 1t closed 1904 cent lower
on duh business, In which exporters absent
Corn on the spot IL cent, and there was a
good demand from shippers, nearly 100000 bushels
being taken for export. Tho wheat option market
was curtailed by the uncertainties Of politics, and
The opening weak, with December at 81 10 Ia
and May at 81 16 IL, against II 1-2 and 81 - 1-5
respectively at the end Saturday. There was free
covering Of shorts the fall, which caused rally
TO 81 IA Ia for December and 81 II 10 for May
reaction followed, and tho close was only steady at
losses of IA for November, at 81 90 IL "a for
December at 81 10 3D. and 10 cent for May, at
81 II Ia. Corn options were quiet, in spite Of the
good demand from shippers, but the tone was nrm
OF 8 for November, at AZ 10; 1-2 for December at
40 Ia. and January at ~ SO, and IA cent for
May, at As Is cents Oats quiet and a tribe
easier The options ended unchanged for November,
at 30 Ia, and December at 81 Is, and down Is
cent at 30 for January. and "a 3-S cents for May
There was slight inquiry on the spot for iair
for homo nse but the options ruled easier and ended
down 402 points, as follows November ~ 40,
December IS 80, January 95 80, February So AZ
March IS a., April ~ 40, May 20 40
The receipts of grain and flour at New YORK, phil
adephia, Boston and Baltimore reported yesterday
follows: Wheat, o4,672 bushels; corn, 1917,
100 bushels oats, 129619 bushels total grain, 49,
050 bushels; -four 81 $50 packages. AT Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
2,004 bushels corn, 301 1862 bushels oats, 24O,
258 bushels; total grain, 703,7l4 bushels; HOUR
26,136 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
SOME NEW EDITIONS.

Nimmo's latest edition Of "The Complcte Angler
has been brought out in this country py u r. tut
MANS Sons It is a very attractive booh, win gooo
margins reasonably good paper, agreeable II ra'her
small type, and tho dainty illustrations KNOWN 10
lovers of former editions. II is an cxceiient cd''ion
for continual
beautiful little edition OF Elias Essays, pub
lshed In two volumes in London, has been imported
by Macmillan Augustine Hirrell has cdtcd the es
says-wisely as little as possible-and has prefxed a
short and neat sketch of Lamb. number OF etchings
beautifully executed by Herbert Railton, with poe
cal ouaintness OF feeling that Lamb himself would
have liked ornament the volumes. Paper, print and
bindings are all delicate and tasteful Never too
much of Lamb
Leigh Hunts graceful "storcs from the Italian
Poetss have been added TO the little series of kncker
booker Nuggets published by G. p Putnam's Sons
AS gifts to q woman these Nuggets are perfect IN
their way.
complete ard remarkably handsome edition OF
Uuro,s "Notre Dame," has teen brought out by
Little Brown & Co. Book V. has been specially
translated for this edition, and long Note' by the
author omitted in other TRANSACTIONS appears In this
The English text has been carefully revised ard cor
rected. The publishers have also lately Issued an
equally handsome "Nlnety Three in this edition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
THE PETROLEUM MARhET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Tho trading in crude certificates yesterday was on
limited scale and the fluctuations in prices were mar
row. The importance Of the industrial issue at stake
in the coming election caused checking Of new vent
ures and the news from the petroleum country was not
Of character to influence important operations in
dependent of the future developments of the election
The shrewd boys who look ont for the scalplng OF
fractions had a range of over cent TO work upon but
thcrc was a strength TO the speculative movements
which would hardly have been present II there had
not been rise In the Thermometer rejecting the feel
ings OF those who favor tariff revision the pro-
tectve principle. The market closed about steady,
with good deal of anxiety directed toward the result
Of an election. which Is expected to influence com
mercial and speculative conditions beyond the tenn
porary fluctuations of few weeks.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
CONTROL OF A RAILROAD DESIRED

Parties owning completed railroad. nearly
completed which has been for time successfully
running the stock OF which desired to be placed
the NewYork market communicate with an operator
OF experience. good Standing and who would under
take the placing OF the stock the NewYork market,
by addressing below 1t Is desired negotiate only
with parties owning q completed road. nearly
The road should be at least hundred C00 miles in
length. and the parties should control nearly the entire
stock. Address FINANCIER. Box /. 52J. N Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
NEWYOR CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
on and after October 81, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Largest and Finest Passenger station In America
t. 70 1nd baSy an Albany q
via d. & IL. r. r. also East Albany to St. Absns. wa
'e@ ~ so Sea a. M. FAMOUS vEsTIBULED AND STEAM
HEATED CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED.
composed exclusively buffet smoklng-car dining ear
drawing and sleeping for Albany Utica, Syr.
cue, Rochester, Bunao Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland
indianapolis and Toledo. arriving at Chicago az 80
St. c Louis 40 D. g. nex 90 day Goore,s,ovn
10 80 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To
ronto Cleveland, Cincinnati IndIsnapolIs DETROIT snd
room cars to Canandaigus and Rochester
I'll 80 a. M Western New York and Northern Express
for Saratoga. Lake George, Rutland Bennington. NORTH
80 D. m. Albany Troy and Utica Special, with draw.
ing room cars 70 Albany and Troy c.
for WillamstowD, North Adams and Intermediate point
It D. NJ, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis Ez.
and Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis. ST. Loui
Detroit and Chicago with yestibuled and steam heated,
'tG 80 D. m Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily
SeeDing-cars to Montreal, via ROuses Point and Vi
st. Adams also Ottawa via St. A5ans and caaat
sunday sunday train does not west OF Albany
- D. Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 HI.
u II 80 Fast Night Express 70, Rochester Bur~
10. Niagara Falls, Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati. In
cars. Seeping-cars to Wsterown via Utica daily eG
ceDt Saturday also to Canandaigua on Sundays only.
Sleeping cars to Albany Albany With train
Tickets and space in sleeping cars On
sale Grand Central station Alb s5 and 942 Broadway
iSsh,st station. Newly York; 1888 washington and 7Se
Fulton sts, Brooklyn and 70 4th-st., Williamsburg
run daily; others daily except Sunday. ts,op At
isshs StatSq to take up ST N2sH ar4 West
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only sao at the Real Estate Excbanse yes'er'
day was by James Blocker d. Son. VINO o"e'o" "hue'
foreclosure No. 50 Westinghouse on 'ho cast sue
eves,orv brick store and tenement, on lot 30x59.
The pronertv produces gross rental Of 800 per
mum. and IS charged for sT75s to William Bergamne,
son of tho late Alexander Bcrgaminc Inc Dlodlng
ran from So. 900 to $11,45O; Lewis h. Been was me
buyer The following property was offered Ior sale
at the Exchange yesterday six-stofy inoueth puild
ing on Broadway between Walker and Leonard SIS,
rented to one tenant, and paying over per cent net
was offered at $4,000: four dwellings, on twenty
sixth-st between Broadway aid SiXtnaVc., COX
10 block at Ss5 coo vacant lots on west slkiycghth
St between Nnth-ave. and boulevard al Toooo each,
and plot on the northeast corner OF Madlson-ave
and Eighty -scventhsL, with frame house lplot 100
feet on Madson-avc. by G2 on the street, at Slo0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06

yTRAINs FOR BOSTON
4 "'- SHORTEST LINE
81, by nom 10 TO 81 Niles . =,
VIA New-Yos6 and New England D. and n. Y. n II.
Lea's ,l NEw ndr 10 M . r. N; 1850 = NJ.
PARLoR CARS on DAY TRAtEs:
ONLY LINE RUNNING PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
Other trains daily exceps Sundays
eleeptnG car accommodations bo secured % oek
smeseA SSz Broadway. and Grand Central DepeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF October 8. 1sSs.
=, 4 ;VO a. M for Easton bethlehem. Allentown. Maue.
5:45 a. for Easton Bethlehem and Allentown.
700 a. m. for bennington, Easton Bethlehem. Allen
80 a. m for Pennington, Lake Hopatcong, Esson.
Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wkesbaire scfsn'
Reading HARRISBURG POttsNe Ianaqul, ShAihoAlns
Sunbury, Lewisburg, WNliamspOit .,.
D. IN. for Remington East0n, Bethlehem. Alentowns
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc. - N.,e,
Chunk, Wlkesbarre. Scranton, Tamaqua, shsmokin;
80 D. M Pennington. Lake Hopateons, Easton.
" & 90 and 5 80 D. m for somervillc and Pennington.
Gas D. M for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Msue sa
Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg. ETC. On Sundays al o'''
a. 10 IL rs a. m. l. 4, 80. rs D. m, Sundays
a. a. m. for Red Bank, Long Branch (Asbury Park,
ocean Grove, except Sunday, Point Pleasant Pari0r
ears at y rs a. m 80 NJ Tor Farminsdale LAKE
a. m. i D. m. FOR ATLANTIC CITY. vineland.
Sis 10 go II is b11,s MO- $780, els
p !" s''' SANDY Ho9K ROUTE
FROM PIER s. ~ r. e..,..
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach sea
Monmouth Beach, Long Branch. LakeWcou 1'ni' H4'sA
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
Central f. ~ OF NewJersey and Phliadelphia ana
Reading T. r. Leave foot Liberty.st n r.. at 4. -
o. IL q. III. 80 3 rs, t. D 30. 30 i D. n sun
DAYS at 5 AS a. IN. 80, u p. 90 -.oo
Trains leaving at 4, AS. IL a. N. go a. 50 ~.
u y. m have connection for Reading, HarisouFg fo-
Tickets and Psror Car seats De procured az H. alS
$751; 944, LAO. 1923 Broadway ST 5thaye 20i we,
125th ST. 1872 East 125thst New York; Courts~ 500
New. York Transfer Company VIII call FOR ana checA
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Railroads..
n EW-loRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

n EW- YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay follows:
dletown, Fasburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton. Delhi
Norwich. Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton, oswego Buffalo
West 42d,st 10 D. m Jay St. D 55 y. m. for Wall.
kill Valley stations Lakes MohOnk Mnnewaska. Middle
town, Bloomlnsburg Eenyille. NJ Dale. Monticello.
West fod- 20 I. Jay-St, q D. daily
Middetown Fasbuig Liberty Walton. Norwich. oneida,
Oswepu Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago ST. Louis
Buffet Sleepers Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
Time tables tickets &c. at 207 307 9i4 1923 Broad.
way 1857 Gthave 1874 East 125h- St. 26i West 125hs.
"0"i J. c. ANDERSON. G. p A..
Exchange Place New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
ID ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL ON
GRAND TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses and Cortlands
Harrisburg Psburg and the West with Pullman Palace
cars attached 700 a. M ;so SDining tatl ana g.
lor Dining. Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars ~
wiamsport Lock Haven, 100 a. m, 100 p m Cory
and Erie az 200 P M connecting at Cory for Titus
For Le5a no .ns 90 @ 90 m and IL 10 night
For Norristown, Phoenlxye Pottstown and Reading.
II 200 a. m, 200, 100 and 100 p m Saturdays
Baltimore. Washington and the South Limited Wash.
ingon Express Of Pullman parlor Cars daily exceps
and daily " With G Dining carr r az 20 p No. arrive Wash:
ps,Sn dS j regular S az a. 20 zoo Soi ana 80 as %
sunday is aud 90 M @ 80 and 100 p. H.. and
For Atlantic City and Cape May 20 od ,v weSS aays
ls9o % ara DS 90 COB At As 9n sSa S '
For old Point and Norfolk, Via New.York Pnladephs
and Norfolk Railrosd. 700 p m daily via Baltimore
Boats OF " Brooklyn Annex" connect with all thronsa
trains at Jersey City, afordinS speedy and ~rees
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave NewlOrA, Desbrosses and Cor
ianlt Streets Ferries a. follows: a. ,>... 90. AM,
$40, 20, g. @ Chicago Limited with Dining Ssr ana
j. %'ns c c 90 ana 90 OS 80 90 sSa oc
aud II 10 night Accommodation. 80 and II 10
soo % In nSa and md e a. sulday; so h s. 80
Trains leaving New:yerk. daily, except sunday. at s.
na II 10 o. Sunday e Trenton aaa 'S for Camden
est sa T IL tss so and s s4t
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Fulton ST.,
brooklyn Station. Jersey City; Emierant Ticket ONCE.
The New York Transfer Company will cali and check
baggage . from hotels and residences, woon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-06
apartment Gonses.

Nuetion Gales Of Real estate.
RICHARD " HARNETT & CO., Auctoneers
N. will sell at auction. TUESDAY. NOV. 20.
at ~ o'clock the Real Estate Exchange and Auc
ton Room. 80 10 % Libertyst
Executors Sale Estate Amos Robbins Deceased.
BROOKLYN.
131 Remsenst l-stOry hghsiOOD brownsiOne dwelling,
J0XiOX1O0; complete order
AZ Sidney place. and cellar stable accommodations
for cOachman, box stalls and ample carriage room
ST. Mark save, ClasSOnaVc., lots.
ST. MaiIs-ave Undcrhill-aNe., 3 lots
CarrOll-s;.. lifth-ave.. ! lot.
WashingtOn-aye and Eastern Parkway. e. corner
NETWORK.
10 ThOnpsOn-St. 3sory brick building
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 81.
VIII sell stable ~ Sidney place commencing at 10
sharp, All the horses. carriages harness. robes &c
THURSDAY. NOV. %.
VIII sell at 131 Iemsen-s all the furniture consisting
elegant uaor dnneIoom and bedroom suiies mirrors
fixtures chandeliers stauary bonzcs Aubusson and
Brussels carpets. bc-a-bfac billiard table china. glass
ROLFE & SNEDEKER. E-qs., AtYs.. 2lS Mona2ue-st
Book Maps at Auctioneers'. % Libcrty-st.