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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

The only auction sales at the Real Estate Exchange
yesterday were adjourned
circular has been issued by the Nomination Commit
recommending the Directors ticket, the Of
which have already appeared in The Tribune. In this
circular the committee In making up this ticket
the committee have endeavorcd give q fair proportion
the different Interests embraced in the Exchange. They
strongly urge the stockholders attend and their
in person, but SHOULD member be unable 10
tend 81 person - otherwise represented the committee
will II authorized b. proxy his for him"
Tho report and balance adopted by the board
their meeting "Wednesday LAST SHOWS that
amounting TO fortythfee millions and stocks and bonds
Exchange during the past wear. There has been re-
duction In running expenses managers oce
about g.. 600
Notice OF the dividend and the meeting OF stock
holders 10 be held 10th of December has been
mailed The report draws attention the want OF space
the auction tine Inconvenience suffered by the
public from the excessive crowds assembled at large sales
those Of tho Jones, Wolfe and Cutting
There call at the Exchange yesterday for piece
property between Tenth and Thi yfourth SITS, Sixth
and depth Of 200 feet also 3sory, high-stoop
Sixth sves al $4,000 ana Tor house and lot IN Forty
eighthst, between SiNtlr2ve aad Broadway
3-sory bgownstone house, on the south side Of
Twenty sXthst. between Sixth and Seventh ayes 2ON
5ox1O0 offered for sale OF sl5 500 and stock farm
80 summit. y. J., with good house, out
buildings etc. for s25 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01
TFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
W. RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT TOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
." GRAND i CENTRAL sTkTioN,

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
%5 Moa sS3 FsRTs' q an as,,es
VIA d. & H. T. r. also Last Albany ST Aibans VIA
0eH! - s'an0h NJ. ' FAMOUS srEAM.HEArED vEsTI
DULiDs CmIchST q fN lDe c
dGa%ing and sleeping for Albany, Utica syIa.
cuse teSo.Ie Bsis2 l.'e SS' \, M 1a 81 &
40 D. IN. mex. day. - $50, 49,
70 ~ ce2oaa ceS asna nOfisd S bca
Chicago dIawIng-FoOm cara TO Canana~suA ana .0sheS
III 80 Weston NewYcrk sni NOrthcrn EHgrs ..s
Adams SV s sas' Jazz e TI? yypeca with draw
IS p m AecGmnodsioe Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for wllansown North Adams and intermediate
%, D. n, FAST Chicago, Cincinnati and St Louis *.
press for Niagara Falls Buia9 husDenso1 B.dE2' To-
Detroit and Chicago with veSubuied and steam heated
sesg' 30 m. Montreal and canandaeua Express
sleeblng.caFs Montreal via Rouse Point, and via
Atlantic Ka~ay daily except SATURDAY and 70 syra ,
d ad So. ra ss: a Hb snss' sunday
. p. ~, Special Maj Limited arrives At Rochester
i 80 Fa Nis6 EsPrs.' toy R2hsstS: 'uf a.
dana Nnfai S. louis 1I Dstfo and cScaso WIN spa
ss1s to Waow o via s9 HtS e oe ca
Res1 l G5 Ss % A,a 9a &
s rs 'a md leg Bg CA. Sn
Y faEk p,;f Ssey Raes les wsshinq an and go
fulton Sta. Brooklyn and 70 4th.sI, Wlllamsburg
hotels o residences
.Dun daily. others daily except SUNDAY, fstop at
l8sts Station take Up passengers Tor North and west
L. J. RICHARDS, Asst General Passenger Agent
J. NJ. TCUCEY. General Superintendent
CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE-FOR
- Boston. Providence Newport and me East tNpnnss
train, leave Grand Central stqto9 for oyllehce ana Boz
ION az 10 a. M ] p nj. Limited ENpress AZ p m
dining carr Night Express at IL 100 = m, driy.
For Newport az a n ana ! D. m feIace i'IioT N1fS
or sleeping Cars all Express trains
s.Y, HE TARIFF 1888" pamphlet OF 20 large plss.
1 living ~ duty nov IN force. IN In.i .eetntf
with the entire List and other valuable IarH lnior
nation Timely Tor reference, ana <Ds's.s5 csrree
prise 10 cent? copy Published by Thu Tribune
New.York-
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Caldwell. James c. to Clarence Tucker. ct al
trustees. West Eadave, OF s6th-st
mortgages. yeas
sasre u George { Cunicr. same property and
lfth-aVe. o. S6th-et
Cook. valentine. to Jamss NJ johnson. Seth
S. G 81 LeNlgtGa-2yc. years
Casey. John sad wife. 70 Edward Hirsh and ano'
u : SSth-sf. O. OF 4thave. year.
De Bebian. Louis 20 Scauan's Btnh Tor SAVING
n : 57th-st @ o. 7fh-av". ye1s =.
Douglass Margaret X. % y In Insurance COM
Eany 9o;h-st Of 9;h.ave, 3 years
pincee. Henry A. 10 thn Y s, Trust COMPANY,
W : So, 5th.ave.n Of Blocckcr.st.2 yrs.2 mort.
Tdelson. Louis. 81 a. 70 samuel KempneF Nos .l -
ara q I.lNing.Oa-st. and rs ChrySiie-s;. install
Fountain, Ann = ana Aired Z. 10 3owery savings
Hank o5th--r. g. - 3iaNe, > reai-
friedman Barnett End WIFE or al e. Rose r Rams
fori No 81 Ilarllto0-~t, years :,
Goodwin Thomas au1 wife, - John G Paynter'
No 52i Wcst 5j.h-st. I ys1r - -. ~
IIolccra John H. 10 Henry " Fora eAr' NO
Kane. Michael and wife. 70 Exor John Burke
3-tb.st q o f1st-avc. 2 years -.
LION Dore and wife to Trus Marie Marshall
113'h-et W 90 SthaVe. > years. MORTGAGES,
o'Kane. Thomas J, to William Lester, : 1881
st. q 1s, 9jhcYf 70 Jsbn II Loos 132dst
q sth-ave 1 year
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ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ EAILwAY-Trsins leave from ferries at West 43
Jay as follows
West 42d =. 80 Jay.st. IS .. m. for MA.
dletcwn kalsbug. Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Delhi.
Norwich Utica. Rome. cce!da Fulton. oswego. Buffalo.
West ~ -. 4 100 D. Jay-s,. 40 D M ior VA
town, BoomncbuTg. Eilenviile. NJ D3le Monticello.
Efiishurg Liberty White Lake. RocS9ni .n .,
West 4oi.st. 25 p. n J1y.s,. 10 p NJ uSuJ of
NI5,tJwn falsbuig, Liberty, Wa ton, NJrVlch CheiC%
os,re~, susnarsion irirs Dcso... Chicago. Ct Louis
Bufet Se,ucrs 70 Niagara Falls. Recnlng Chair Car
free Suspension Bridge 49, ~ Oh Z aoa broad
Time tables tickets &c. at 2y1 ~ s44
way 73 Cth-1ys 10: East l-0th-st -6f west 4-'h's-'
NeW'iof~ J. c. ANDERSON. C. r A.,
IL Exchange Place New-IoTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-01

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
MONTREAL, Nov. il. 1888.
rINHE HALF-YEARLN INTEREST on the
i first Mortgage Bonds ~ the Manitoba Southwestern
Colonization Railway Company due on the lst Of December
prONimo aud payable by the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company under the Of the mortgage. VIII paid
on and after dat tho Office OF tho Bank OF Montreal
No. 80 Wall-st.. New-York the o'ice Of Hcssrs
Blake DOisseVon < CO.. No. II Copha- Court London
CHARLES DRINKWhTER Secretary.
TOLEDO ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY.
THE COUPON due December st, 1888. on
bond. this COMPANY will b. paid
the Bank Of North America No. IS Wall-st, New
York City, and after thai date
ISAAC W WHITE. Treasurer
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFTRs-N. Y.
boulevard No 0j5; Frederick Bollwage and
wife 10 III G. Kr1Ae So
s8d-st No l26 East Frederick = Hummel and
wife TO Kari HornUns and another =. :. i
35th-st 5, $50 n Of 7tb-ave, 2610x4S.4;
Trustee VI NJ Williams 10 John McNally 1
S7th.st ;, 1875 It G Of 1st-ave, 200X05.3xlS9
95.ox16.1ox97.6 Cunning referee, to
aedsts :. h foc IT of SHAVE. % 2s1o2 g.
Rankin and wife to Augustus Opperman 3
Tim-st, :, sO4 q Of Grand -. 25N1OO; Leon
Tarenbaum and wife 10 John heidgerd
Delsncey-st 5 70 II OF Hidce-st, 25X10O
C;oldsien and wife TO Nathan Armuschofsky
Same property; Moses Finkelstcne and wife 10 .
same IL Interest
13od.st $ 5, 100 II Of sth-ave. 1o0x99 II; III .
Roos Isaac Wright -. -. =
Sax and wife TO Harriet Gardiner y
usmiiton.s ST. No "a Jonas We'll and smother ana -
wives TO y Freeman and another .
S0th-st n :. 200 It OF LeXinston-ave 19x9s9; ~
W Johnston and wife 70 Valentine Cook =
Elvlngton-st. 1sx2lXi7S, ChTystie -. Samuel 49,
Kempman 70 Louis and Abraham t1elson q
11thave. s. 99.11 r .0f 1s2dst 99.llN2Io; !.
Randolph GuGgerhclmer and wlfe 70 Koch .
st. Nicholas-ave s. 25.3 n S OF l2Sthst lO0.llX
SO 2x24. w HaareA and -,
,stsv re e : 99.11 # Of l4ad-st 90 i1x275;
Frank Koch and wife 70 John w laaren
xsO 2x24 11x25X74. 11x9o.3 Frank Koch and ,
wife Randolph Gurgenhelmcr -. 4
3daye, s. 1001 Y Of 1OQth-st 2t2xiOoi
Mary T Mclaughlin 70 ! W Johnston .: 4
b5th,ss, No 53i West; NJ l. Sire to Thomas o
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VXvEcr SHORE RAILROAD, \. y. Z. y
W I;i s saa 30 le niHu ws' :a sfs
o@ q 90 Gssn IS p net b. LI LoaIs
Moaties cahada ,Ssgars Eal' syT55
. IS a H. $ 90 - ~ p M l1nt II a. H. Iof yAga
EiucsfOu, SauCertles.. Catskil, h!Oanyy 8 'lc
= IL . So ali 80 N a1d = 200 o9 3 10 P w D.
Newgurg 10 - "a IA . i' FleaR: sldeSnG
e eMa"{ Tor narso Niagara F4i Toronto Detroit Chaso
Other tf,as GG5fy ciceP; sgnaay3 Leave ysssey
West shore sison, AZ 80 a NJ ,, - 30 2 m. Cor
tickets tables Information apply az oMces BroO1
yn-S33 Wa.lln sior.t $50 FMto9,sst Ann neg ONE
way, l5S I.9 Bowery, y PARK place and West sh0ss
hotels snd residences c. F. LAMBERT.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOV EMBER 10th, 1883.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and .fieF Mo ~ ; 2Sth 1855
GMEAr TRDNh LINE ,o,,ry
Train. leave New York Desbrosses Cortlandt
HARRISBURG Pitts6uTg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 9 200 a. m. 6 go Dining Cap and 8
& D mig smoking sU ahd Sleeping p Cars
200 a. every day. 60
wlillamsp0rt LosE o Haven 100 a. M 90 P n Sorry
Sha E and a the oil region ~ 'O' Of
For For E6fresw ~ psoGRxe pd;o@ and Readn
II 100 a; m, 90, 200, and a 100 D. M Sundays,
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash.
lngton Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily, except
sSd daily VITA ia Dining Car a. No. arrive Wash
ington 9l22 6 rseuiar, az % 20 500 and g9
light Sunday Ol5 and 800 a NJ. $50 and 90
E ISf Baach BAY %@u d M %sfh a1
Stations. Va Runway and Amboy, 9 10 m. 70 100
r9 AND ga o SSa No sS at "a h'3Sy Philadelphia
and Bay h hH 30 ,Dn5s TsS Dr. with a, ,ou,
transfer for Brookyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave York via Desbrosses and COrt
20 20 .. o. Chicago Limited with Dining Car and
10 Washington Limited, and II m, ~ go. l, ..
SaHi Acc ,@G 30 and II 10 a. H. 40
and p M Suaa99ys' E3me.ss6 9;lS "a g. Limitedl
i@ 9l5 % nsh IT, Acec 2S saoH ~ a D. H. ana
Trains earing New-York daily, except Sunday 8,
ana II 10 ,. 1aaday c5ahsc H ea a0a i fo Gac d
Ticket Offices Nos !. 4S5 so and "a Broadway.
4 Court-st and brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF Fulton
St. Brooklyn; Station Jersey City; Emgrant Ticket
be Yo9k transfer Company will call FOR and cheek
baggage from h 15,. r. and residences y woon
Conceal Manager General Passr Agent.
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METROPOLITAN TRUST C0MPANY

OF THE CITY or NEW-Y0Rh.
Capital q, 900. 900 Nos. - and 80 "nll'i
Surplus, e5Oo,92g.33.
designated By ordcr Oh the supreme Court as legal de
nosOry VIII receive deposits 4 money on interest DC,
as fscal or transfer agent trustee for ccrpofaos @
rcen and execute any from persons or col
ratlans ON as favorable other sinl'a companies
THOMAS HILLHOESE Freeile.t.
TREDFHICK ID. TAPrEN. Vice FresdehN
CIIAS NJ. JESUP. secretary.
pFVERI,Y CHEW, Assistant Secretary.
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Ocean Steamers.

DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN. CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
FLOR; Ncw.IoIS per FOOT u Canal-st-, y. H.
For Ean Francisco VA tb I'ihmus " Panama
CITY or TAXA sails SATURDAY, Dozen bce /. noon
Ftom gan Francisco, ia rrn HsanGan
Fos China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO d. JANIIRO sails sat, Dec 3, , p n
For freight pasSsge ana general Information apply a.
eomIanys Office Oh The pier foot of Canast " K
II ]. RCi.LAY. huperntcndenL
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Ccparinrrsblp Nctlres,
Proposals.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 209, STEWART BUILDING, NO. 80 BROAD
WAY, NEW YORK, November 20 1855
TO CONTRACTORS.
u IDS OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
ID Nos ! and Bog Brook, the town OF
South East Putnam County. New York, with adjacent
tunnel houses other appuftcnances c0nnec.
ton with the East Branch Reservoir, called for In
the approved OF contract ana specifications on fo
In the Office OF the Aqueduc Commits sioners viii be
received this office until Friday December A. 1883
at o'clock p N az whcn pace pace ana houf they WIZ
so award Of the contract for doing SAID work Will be
Inaie BY sai1 Commissioners thereafter possible
Blank forms Of SAID approved contract and the speen
therefor and bids PROPOSALS and proper
yelopes enclosure, and forms OF bonds
the plans said work. and all other information be
obtained Office o. The AQucduct COmin
application % the secretary
By order u. The Aque1uot C0mnl ssioners
JOHN c. SHEEUAN. JAMES C. DUANE,
secretary. President
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3inantiaI.
CENTRAL IOWA RAILWAY CO.
Stockholders are Reminded

STOCKHOLDERS arc hSiRfhuS
That in accordance previous notice, the following
instalmcnt will be due account Of assessments VIZ
December LIST = per the common Stock
Payable to the Mercantile Trust Co., 100 Broadway
New-Yofk.
Notice il hereby given
That a PENALTY OF 81 PER SHARE Will be I'M
posed after DECEMBER 18TH all stock that mas Iot
paid all instruments up and including Dc
isT and that a PENALTY or So PER sHAEE WILL
BE IMPOSED AFTER DECEMBER GATH on AL s'o0A
then In arrears OF instamcnts.
Redemption Of Trust Receipts
Holders o, Trust Receipts representing Bonds OF inc
Central Iowa Railway Company are hereby nothed ua'
and after
December 4fh, 1883.
the Mercantile Trust Co. will issue therefor Boads a1
Preferred Stock Of the Iowa Central Railway Oohpa9
under the terms named Bondholders Agreement
Trust Receipts must be assigned In blank In acooru-
ance with the form the back thereof ana witnessed
Interest from June 1st 1887 TO December lsI 1852
Il 2 per cent, be paid upon each Bond when issuoA
By order OF the Reorganization Committee.
EropGE MORSE. Secretary.
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TINE TARIFF or 1883" pamphlet o. 90 large paess
giving OF duty in force. In tull together
with the entire Free L and valuable Tariff infor-
Timely for reference, and absolutely
Price - cents copy. Published By The Tribune.
kew.Tork.
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STEAMBOATS,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
~ Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leav.
Pier A. North River foot OF Canal-st, q. i. NJ. daily
departure
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 209 STEWART BUILDING. 80. 20 BROAD
WAY NEW YORK, November 25 lass
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing all ma
erlls and doing alt necessary construct the
gatehouse AZ Central PARK Reservoir laying the foqE
d,touA superstructlre ana sutstrucure constructing
an chambers and appurienbnces and laying all other work
necessary 20 complete section II o. he new Aque1uct
vim be received o. this Office until Friday, December II,
1888, az o'clock D. II. a. which place std hour they
VIII be uubi'cy opened by the AQueduct Commissioners
and the award Of contract iof doing said WORK viii
BE- made by said Commissioners soon thereafter ~
possible . , A.. .n..,a
Blank Of said approved contract anf the speein
aud bids proposals aE1 proper en-
eiomes for their enclosure Of bond ana also
no nIsns Tor said work ana all other Information. can be
al the above the Aqueduc COrmi ssoners
on apDcstion 10 the secietaTy
Py order Of the hqucduct Commissioners
JOHN z. EHEEHAE, JAMES o. DtANE..
Secretary. fIehashI
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 4OI. SI7

ERIE RAILWAI.-Tick Offices, 401, 81,
LII and g57 Broadway, l1J- B0wery, Isl West-si,
Bastciy Place Chambers and -51 Sueet isirles New-
YORK 81 aud 533 Futonst, brooklyn 1O7 pfoaaway,
Williamsburg; conner Newark AID nuJson ss ilob0kea
or seeng Car reservations ana orders Tor checking aud
leave o3lst minutes earlier than time shown irOm
Chambcrs-si local trains to 10 minutes earlier.
q. daily, Day Expre~ buffet diaw.n9iOom coaches
10 Buffalo pullman sleeping coaches horheusViIe 70
Cincinnati and Cleveland.
10 80 a. NJ days. Delaware Valley express, pafor
car to Blnghamon Owego Eiaiia and corning o,,a
Pullman train Of day and buffet sepng e2ches 70 Bni,
ST. Louis extra charge for fast time. - ,,.
p ~, d9y, Cmcaeo EHpnss Iullman Dahet sieeRlmg
falo, Cincinnati aud Chicago. a. .o,o
Rutherford sad rass9icl - ~ go 70 i So
5a0 So eie Gs9 80 Q 10 20 % 81 y night q
% 1857 go d UiG noon noon u.s. s. l. T. 6a6 49, 8
r'SF'Sa a ! & ssS sG 20 a'S e sS = PS'"P
$50 ) 80, Clio. 80. o 40 Z go o. 10 30 a: m :
/? "a. 5ss4 SuGGi 49, 49, ' 10 80 G night
Newark and Paterson via Newsrk-3 10, go 8 ~
To- II 80 3 49, 20 30, 20 80 S9
RldscSooi and suHeraA. 40 80 20 10 80 m
II nleht Also to Ridgewood 20 a. NJ . 20 p m ;
to suieIn, 30 p Sunday. 445, 80, 10 80
Newture and CornwalE7 30 .. m; $3.50, 4;3o, o.
80 p M. sundays . a, n: 20. p m, al . -
wsrwict-week Gays. 40 Q, 10 80 a. n l. 80 p m
Gos SSSann}'i u.s. 2" 80 0, 10 30 a. 30 30 $50
80, . p. IN. Sundays, 4:i5, $50, a. m ESQ.,
MiSdlet,Wvn and Port Jervis-i AS so o. 10 80
$3.50, 80. .; 80 p Ia. sr"d'ys 4Ao' o'So .
Fxpcss D. trains from the West arrive in Ncw-Yok at
7:o5, II 80 q; NJ end 10 20 p. M r,D,,r,
Ceau Sup't General Passenger Agent
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Iu'1E IN ItNES1 Oh lut lOiiONihS JULIUS -
Il payable at the banking house Of Messrs wINsLow,
1ANIER 4, CO., No II Nassau-st, New.YoFk City, on
and afpr Dec. l, 1sSs:
ALLEN COUNTY IND,
c1YN el1 KfcH HSi5 Is { TT WAYNE r. CO..
rA1R KIT MSF' fS6.. -
GRANT ;TT G3oGG'NrY IND.
uowG GifH'' COUNTY 6GAS IND.
MARION COUNTY, IND.
r11Ts SUR l. RI. WAYNE & CHIC RY CO.,
F5rst M s,af,gsse Is s s series r
PUEBLO. COLORADO,
B:iIg Cs'
ST CMXRLEs.sT E,Y CO., NEw.oELEANs.
First Mortgage IS.
WABASH COUNTY. nd nd
Gravel Road Gs.
B1AcKroED COUNTY, IND.
wAD S.ii'l eq hSts IND,
Gravel Road Is.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND.
WHITE CotYTy, IND,
Gravel Road IS.
BLACKBOARD COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road Is.
vrRTy MILL COUNTY,, IND.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND,
Gravel Road Gs.
DEC Is
COLUMBIA CITY, IND,
Municipal Gs
HENDRICKS COUNTY, IND,
Annual 0s.
DEC 20.
NEWCASTLE IND,
School 6s.
DEC %
WABASH COUNTY, IND.
Gravel Road IS
DEC. 30
MIAMI COUNTY, IND,
PM e
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New-York Friday. Nov. 80, 1855
No sales made at the Exchange and Auction
Room to-day.
BY A. II. Muller Son
Sale Of the two buildings, with lots. Nos ZOOS and
900 7thave, n Of 1231-s, adjourned TO Deem
Der IA
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furniture, Carpets, Ctr.

4, oWPERTHWAIT.-FUR CARPETS. BED
4 ding Stoves. RANGES kefrigerators BABY Carriages
count or credit 10 suit everybody. Goods every
where everyday Price lists mailed Established 1907
15a 1875 49, 15G 161 1G9. 165 Chatham-st. 1913
J5 iO7 1913 2Ol 2o8 eos PARK Row between City Hail
AID CLsthan Square Elevated station hew-fork
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Railroads.
A LWAYS On TIAlL.
NEw.YoRK AND NEW-TNGLANp RAILROAD

FOR BOSTON -
SHORTEST ROUTE BY IL MILES. INSURING BEST
TINE AND PUNCTUAB ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot i neon Day Express
~ via Hartford arrives IN Boston $50 N. ,
% D. n, New England Limited (yia Ar Lnel arrives
. ~ Boston T.
IL 80 l.. IN, Night Express (yla Uaforlb arrives IN
Boston, ! a. H.
Elegant parlOr cars, coaches, and dining car on Cay
trains, sleeping ears night Entire equipment
new. All talns through without change.
DAILY including sundays other trains week Gays only;
Tickets and berths at Offices Grand Central Depot aud
S37 broadway
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
4t-Trans leave Chamhers-st Station week days Tor
EnglewoOI Teuaiy. ClOstcr, SpaIk and Nyack, 40.
- 20 10 and II 80 Is, :39, a. = 80 $3.50.
% 80 m 80, g. :9o SAB p. NJ ,,..,.., ,-.,n. -
SATURDAY special, J. 80 Additional trains 10
CrcssAl ana way. 40 n. N. and 80 p m.
.For Nanuet. Spring valley. NOnsey and Tellmans.
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frYRILLE CARIEAU, AGENT Grandst; ana BOW
u represents owners ia all matters OF real este.
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Drn Oooos

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17

j. M. Spicer, WiIlmar-The Mills
bill contains some excellent provisions
looking towards the reduction of the
tariff, but L hardly think he discrimi-
mates properly as to the articles for
which the tariff should be taken. | am
to the protective tariff as it
now is, for the reason, among others,
that it in many instances operates in
juriously to Western interests.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17

1t does not protect labor; for the labor
employed III the production of the arti-
cles which are protected is the poorest
paid of our American labor. The labor
so employed represents less than one
tenth of our population which is engaged
i'll gainful occupations. Our labOrerS
must compete with the laborers of the
world SO long as our ports are open to
all who may choose to come to our
shores. The government has held out
inducements and glittering bonuses and
foStered protected industries to such an
extent that it would be injurious to
those industries to remove protection at
one stroke. The internal revenue ought
not to be repealed or reduced. L would
reduce the tariff taxes to such degree
that the duties collected and the reve-
nue. derived therefrOm together with
the present internal revenue will not
exceed the needs of the government.
~
Hon. William II. Marshall, st.
PAUL. favor a tariff for revenue, with
incidental protection. Free trade is not
demanded, nor the repeal of the internal
revenue. Tariff revenue should be
brought to the actual wants of the gov
eminent economically administered.
~
Thomas Purcell, Oakland, Farm
er-I would abolish the internal reye-
nue. entirely. | indOrSe Cleveland's
views, but if L could l would go little
further
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17
FAIR TRADE.

Ex-senator o. M. Hall, Red
Wing-Why do 1 oppose protection?
Because in theory it is system which
imposes unjust taxation upon the legiti-
mate and profitable industries of the
land for the purpose of furnishing an
unwholesome stimulant to other indus
tries which are by nature improbable
and Legitimate. A tax upon imports ia
in effect tax upon exports. 1t dimin-
ishes the purchasing power of the prod
ducts we sell. 1t matters not whether
the government levies tax of SO per
cent upon the farmers wheat. or a like
tax upon the wooden blankets which he
purchases with his wheat. In either
event he pays the tax. AS an ec0nom-
ical polity protection, with its twin fall
lacy of an irredeemable paper currency,
are relics of the seventeenth century,
antagonistic to the civilization and
progressive intelligence of the pres
ent era. In actual practice, as
represented by our existing tariff.
it is cunningly devised scheme