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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-21
AMI>f NfNTs.
Races! Races! Races!
--.O.--
TROTTING! TROTTINGl

There nave been drawn TO these Races
horses from an parts Of the country. with
records ranging ,r0m 2.20 toJoomlnutes. The
track Is now in the most superb condition, the
grand stand most comfortable ard oaracious.
The starting Judge "Yerita-. is so thoroughly
at homo ia Bis capacity that the public may
r. Is with entire ccldderco onal h.s decisions.
These Races have been postponed Tor a week
the hor.cs haye hal such rest ard exercise
on the track as el. insure hrsf class race in
every respect. a glance % the entries and
amount OF the purses will show how farsuIer-
ior This me-tirg il in every respect % amy
other ever held iu ihis vicinity.
Before the faces 0a Wednesday and Thurs
day there viii be Balloon Ascension NJ y
O'Clock b. Nile. CARLoTTA, who viii jump
fr "a the balloon az a height OK eight thousand
feet suppQrtedby q parachute This a,cen-
sion will take place from the Race Track al
one admission pays for this aud the Races.
oo2l3t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-21

NEW Y RK. October 2O.-F Flour c0n-
timue, in the buyer, favor and shows some
slight declines Minnesota extra. $500
2 s.. city mills extra. 5.l5w5.50. Western
wheat regular 40. red state. l.lj. No .
red State, l.t9. No. rel winter October
l0.5. Com quiet 80. . mixed, cash.
5lsc.. 10. mixed y yember 5llc. Oais
essier. 80. / white State. BE No. ? white
state. Mc. No. mixed, October, 3oc.
Pork dun, but steady, new mess, $3.50 l0.-
15 Lard nominal October 9.2j. Noyem-
her. s7f Sugar refined. moderately ac i've
and steady. clt loaf and crushed Sic
granulated and mould A. 7lc Coffee easier,
fair carsnes Of Rio lOc.
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WANTED - EVERYBODY TO
w Try my sora. roast or broiL Com
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Country Produce.

Apples-Choice early per barrel SD 20
800. mixed lots Ito. 70 $40.
Bsc0n-Nirgnia hams choice old, lie per
pound. new hams small, - 10 l5c new
hams large 10 TO 12c; sides, IL to he
shoulders, 10 10 lie.
Beans hoice Navy, sl75 500.
Beeswax-ls % zoe per pound
BulkWheat-3i 70 f..
Butter-Virgina creamery, 20 10 DC fam
lily packed Virginia. Is TO pc choice yell
low. store packed Virginia. rs % Re, store
packed mixed color and sweet II 70 lie
store packed fair % good 10 10 l2c.
Eggs-ln crates tfreshl, Is 70 l9c, in boxes
and barrels, II TO lSc.
Poultry-Hens % % 25c mixed coOps ~
70 % spring chickens, - 70 pc ducks, p
20 30 turkeys 10 % re.
Dried Fruit-Peache- peeled 5 % Sc I'M
peeled halves B 70 BE Apples sliced 20 &c.
quarters p 10 &c Cherries pitted II 10 T.,
Black berries to 8 Whorlebernes q 70
Feathers-Prime I've goose IS 10 40 per
pound mixed, - % zoe.
flaxseed-per bushel. 95c - 81 90.
Uides-Dry fints light weights, 3 70 Dc
per pound heavy weights, &c per pound, dry
sailed. re: green sailed &C. green, Sc.
Wool-Tub-washed 30 to &c per pound;
unWashed, pc per pound.
Iard-Prime country. 10 Ice per pound
Onions-In barrels, =. % TO 800.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound, 4 to
&c medium. p BE.
Potatoes-Per barrel. sl.75t s2.25.
RooJs-Ginseng, per pound, 81 zoe; Seneca
per pound. . to 3Oc.
Game-Partridges ~ 20 l5c pheasants
80 % SOC; yenison, - 10 lie, whole deer, I
10 7c rabbits, Is 20 lsc.
Groceries. Etc.
BroOms-TwO strings. 81 90 10 81 %: tire,
string, 81. 80 10 800; four strings, & 30 I,
$3.50.
Baskets-Willow, sl.l5 70 81 30 per nest
split, 50to 75c per dozen.
Rice-Carolina, ~ &c; Rangoon, 5Ic.
Salt-Liverpool from store, 81 .25; grounc
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LETTINGS.
rrALrsrAIE AT PRIVATE sALf
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE


IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
GREAT BARGAI At PFlvAIb al
SALE. OVER 90 PfK CENT " - J.. "a
MENIS.-Wc hive FOCR ~ ANDSOM e NJ"
BRICK TENEMENTS on Sevent" nm hc-
TWEEN Rroa and Grace stic,is, on sVutit
from Oid VI rket % Electric q ilSay' Nhol'
icntiug 10 fret. class tenants az so' p'4 d"
nun.
Ais. SEWN BHICk TENtMENiS new
ino1- ~ desirable Guilty WIZ ]; icnlri 70
yood foean,s q : go per annum. VII SCH
Tor $500 .......,.
Also.THREf STY 'ISH and NoDthN \ Nv
STOCK -nKtCk DW ELI -GS on west 'ar'
street. VIII he sold a bargain
The abovs property we consid INST ciSss
inv, stment- aod any on desiring 70 Snow
particulars vi call o.
FRANK d. HILL CO,
cc1- Neal Estate = geu 5.
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CHICAGO. October 20 - Wheat opened
active and strong. Corn steady and unchang-
ed. oats quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions steady Closing prices Wheat.
October. lli November LIS Deem
ber 1.l6I. Corn. October and Noycm-
bcr l35c.m424c December i0ic. Oats Octo-
bcr PIE. November 2l4c.W2iic.i Deem
bpr 25gc. Pork. October. 1000 N0yom-
ber .75i. December li.25.. Lard Oc,o-
her ) ,7l. November o.474 December.
s.Z2l. Ribs October 10, January.
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lIam Com .tore. - sacs 80 Al I.05.

alum from store, per sack si.ooto sl.O5.
Tallow-ilc.
Cheese-Prme cutting iSc, common, toto
lie English dairy, lSc pineapple Doc.
Lard-pue. Toe refined Tie.
MolasSes--EX.ra, hogShead IS % l5c
tier..s, II l5c barrels 10 to Ice genuine
gol - syrup, per gallon. q Ga 32c. New Or
leans prime % choice 3j f0 5ilc.
Soap--Commsn. 3 Ia Sc, best washing. =
10 ~. toilet. ~ to 25c.
Sugars-Grannlated. Sc' 4 sugar. 3-lc. e
sugar ZEE sugar 7ic
Teas-black - tO soc imperial 80 % 85c
gunpoWder 20 20 SOC.
Coffee Rio common IS t0 i5c fair. toe
good 20 prime II % ls.c Lasaarya, ISL To
Buckets-Paintei, two hoops 81 %, three
noops. $50.
Fish-Herrings. Y. c., gross $50 North
Carolina cut herring. 500 North Carolina
roe. per half barrel 800 Eastern. gross
$50. Nackerel Nc. 2 in barre SID
No. g. new. Sl5.j'. No. /, in KITS so No.
,. in kits, 81 % No. 3. 60e.
Candles--Adamantiae, per pound. Zoe, per
set, Sc; half-boXes. Sc.
Meat. Flour and Meal
Bulkmeats-Sides zoe. shoulders 9c
Bacon-Western shoulders Zoe. c.ear.nb
sides, lie. breasts i2!c hams lile.
Flour Richmond patent roller family
s6.-j % 500 fancy family $50 to 81. 90
family. Sj.2J fO 5000 gty extra fi7j 20
500 city slperhne, 81 ~ 70 $50 city
fine - % 10 500.
Meai-Cily per bushei. zoe. country 60 TO
csc.
Mile Feed.
Shipstuii per ton sls.
BrownstuIi per ron sl5.5o
Bran per ton, $3.50
Iron, Steel. Nails, Etc.
lron-American refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes. i-ioc.
English and American sheet, . tO 1lc Swe-
en- hammered 4 90 Be-. hoop 10 SIC.
Nals-Oid Dominion, standard size, -. III,
steel s2.a.
Walker horse-shoes. 81 mules, 81.
Cement. Lime. Plaster, Etc.
Concentration. per barrel, 81 30. Rosen-
dale. 3O. James River. i.35.
Lime-Rockl land, per barrel. q. 0t0s ll5
anchor 81 .Oj. R.terion. 100.
Plastcr-Lump 81 ground. $50 ealcinad
plaster. les to 100.
Hay. oats and Straw.
Hay-No. I Timothy, per ton, $500 TO
100. No >, 1900 20 10 90, mixed 1850 70
14.50.
Baled Oats-iil % 20 70 90.
5 ucks- Balei 81 % 65c.
Straw-C0mpressed 100 pounds 81 10 iOc,
loose, pressed. large bales, 40 70 &c.
Lumber. slaves. Etc.
Ilmber-White oak, per 1000, slO.OO To
1900. West Virginia poplar, per Loo, 100
10 300.
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Grain and Cotton Market.

RHnNoyD, Va, october 20.
cPFEalsGs REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat 30 ls3 bushels.
Corn Il $50 bushels.
Rye-2DO bu hei'
SALES RFPogTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White. a bushels very good on
private terms. 10 bu-heis good az a.. ~
bu,he fair at 10 Shortberry. 500 bushels
cn0ice on riNatc terms @ bushels for seed
az lis. ~ bush j. good az LII 80 bushei,
common AZ 100. Total sales wheat. ~
bushels.
Corn White. II bushels good old st 55c1
/ go prime old al 55c Nbusheis common
Old at SIC. 50 Bushels new on private terms
Total sales corn. I i90 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Mari et quiet.
Quotations -Middiing, 9l3.l6c.; low mid
ding 9sc.. good ordinary, $ l-i0c.
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Richmond stock Market.

RIcRMoyD Va, October 20.
Peportei By John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers an brokers. III Man street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-21

The chairman OF Leaf I Tobacco Com
milttee requests Us to say that Wednes
day, 24lh October, being Democratic
Day. ii Is essential that the Judges of
awards on premium tobacco, award pre-
miums on Tuesday, October %. Judges
will please apply TO Mcleod, the secre-
tsry at the Tobacco Exchange, where
samples will be found.
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This doe not interfere with the pro.
gramme and sales on Thursday.

The market closed quiet and strong to.
day. Members OF the Trade have had
a busy week, with Tine record in sales
or purchases. Many of this weeks sales
have already paid good profits on las,
weeks purchases. The sale Of cutters
for home use and to Durham, y c. and
other places has been large. Warehouses
have shipped of bright and dark fire
chipping large quantities Of tobacco
filters, medium and good, and the same
grade OF smokers have sold surprisingly
well, comprising purchases for all parts
o. the country. w. +. DIBRELL.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Reported by Paine & Houston, Commits
ciOn Merchants, 300 Cary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-21

OF other mineral poison In DR.. Dayid''
Vegetable Liver Pills.
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Chicago Markets.

VuOt1flOu7 -NIIdIIngl , II'Itc-l low ulIu
ding 9sc. good ordinary, , 1-l0c.
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WANTS.

WANTED To BUY-TWO COPIES
W OF the DAILY TINES ~ Wednc,day.
January -, locs. CAL at TINES Office. dccitH
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On aud after December 8 tIains leave


Largest and Finest Passenger Station 10 America.
Stopping Uptown Station 13Sth- noted.
Is a. NJ, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing.
loom Albany, Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
' % $50 a. m FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LIN.
TIED composed exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining.
jar drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Utica
thriving Chicago 0 80 a. m. next day
tao 30 o. M Chicago Express for Niagara Fails To-
tonto Cleveland CineinJau Indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago drawing cars 10 Canandagua and Rochester
III 80 a NJ Western New. York and Northern Express
80 D. m, Albany Troy and Utica special, with draw
Ing cars Albany and Troy. Connects Troy TOR
y :. m Aeeommodstion to Albany and Troy.
ts6 D. M, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex
press Tor Magma Falls Buffalo Suspension Bridge To-
konto. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis St Louis To
f6 $50 D. M Montreal and Csnandaigus Express daily
Sleeping cars 10 Platsburg and Montreal Via Rouse
Point and via st. Adams also 10 Syracuse and Canaan
aaigua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not
n, Special Sleeper. srr1yes Rochester 40 a. m,
Bursio 8 lbs .. and Cleveland :25 P. m. next day
til 80 p Fss. Night Express fer Rochester, Rut
iaio NiagsSe Falls TSr1nt9 Cieys2nd cnennst In
Sleeping.ca TO WATERFOWL via Utica. daily
eept Saturday, also 70 CanaDdaigus on Sundays only
y night Albany Express With sleeping care 70 Albany
Tickets and space drawing and sleeping cars on
pale Grand Central Station 418 7S6 and 9z2 Broadway
IL Park Place Battery Place. 81 West 195th-st ana
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 20 lthst Williamsburg.
hotels residences
run daily others daily except Sunday. &stop at 18Th
j. NJ. TOUCEY, HENRY MONETT,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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Railroads..
,iT', iFI,i1I1 RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
OFooT OF LIBERTY STREET.. NORTH RIVER
n'aki Am q

Moot OF LIBERTY STREET, NOhId RIVE
Tnc 1sts o. Alril o. 1855
s4ass,' az 3 80, O. II a. so $3.50. 80. IL
n m SUNDAYS at 4, 8 .A5 q. m 5:5V ~ p m a.
Trains leaving at Z. so II M 20 4 80 o; 30
Via etc 4 .. NJ. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
Magch Chunk Reading Harrisburg. etc. On Sunday for
Esston. . ,-,,...u ,,A... ,..,,
Aunsos m sr fgeninson Irigh Bridge B'anch Esston
yethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre scran-
ION Tea1nc rshulg louisville. TdmaQua. Sbamoksa
Snasury. Lfwisburg. WiiliamspoTL
D. m FciplnR ton. Esston. Bethlehem Allentown,
Maui Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc
S:S5 y. for Eeston. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauck
Chunk %nkesbsE:e. Scranton, Tsmaqua shamokin:.
40 D. m for II mihktr hli 10. tge Branch, Easton.
Be,bshem. Allentown. Reading, Ms,rissuTg, etc
HAS D m. for Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
chunk etc. On Sundays at s 80 p. m II.
900 s as II 10 m, 100. 100 80 6:15 D.
Sundays :nc. 3 90 a. m for Red Bank Long Branch
xsSufy Park Ocean Grove except sundays Point Pleas
'ntt saga 100 4:so D m for LAKEWOOD. Tom.
m, N for ATLANTIC CITY. vneand.
Zoo 90. IS, i IS q IS al m. leo $50.
T. sia II Is q: n. $50 p. NJ for Monmouth Beach.
seabrfght Highlsnd Beach
NEw-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier 8, North River, 100 D. for Atlantic High
lsnds Highland Beach, Ssabright, Long Branch &c.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The under foreclosure the suit Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company against the New-Yofk Loan and
Improvement Company J. ]. McComb and others. de-
PENDANTS lots the Of s2dst ard sthsyc..
brought together bidders the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday. Among those present were Russell
Sage, Judge McComb Judge Dugro, Henry and Edward
Hrsh, Newman Cowcn, Leopold Friedman and Arnold
Lustg lots embraced in this sale formerly belonged
TO Jose de Navarro and when the Navarro sts got into
difficulties. they we're pledged by him TO Juage McOomb
and Mutual Life for advances The lot nearest tho
corner brought s171o0 the next el3ooo and
the next $1,000 from @. w. Garth The same buyer
took lot In the s2dst stLooo ana the next
a gore, went Richard s. Ely for %, 100.
There has been fair amount Of business at private
sale during the past week J. Romano Brown has sold
ten acres Of land between Morris and Valentine Rves,
about 1slst ST. for s35 000 Morris b. Baef Co. have
sold for Russell Solely, of the Navy Department. Wash
ngton business property No LAT Hudson-st. lax
05 TO- for $4,000 also No. e2 West 71sst being tho
southeast Of ehave, together with onethird In
terest In 40x26 in rear OF NoA "a and So West list
St. for NJ. NJ Jones for s1sa5o, also for j. Bolts the
4story high stoop brownstone residence No 1l2 East
e4hs 17x5ox1o0 for s21 ooo also for David Bloch the
4-story high-soop brownstone residence No. IL West
47hst 215x55x100 for $40 also the irregusr plot
OF four lots northeast OF New-aye and l4Sdst
s610xioO with 8 story dwelling thereon, for $4,000
Messrs Brown Leviness have rented No. 81 Yves.
<eth-st 1sory residence to d. +. Bristow,
eseereary Of the Treasury for three years at $4,000
year.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N Y CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY.
shows the real estate ransac tions recorded
IN the Registers 0ice to-day;
69th.st u s. rs IT W of 9th.ave, lsIl006; Henry
s S:s.s en- # Of 7i'''t a.1ss same. to 10000
Le1nglonaye es eoS 6s'esI 2onso Will ooo
Goth s. 10 East; harles Mitchell ct al 10 The
Two S aHa GsnP acres Of land West
Farms and lands O Eliza Hunt and 366 twsf
Old Boston Post Road ELIZABETH Barton to
same 0 Properly; John Henderson and vile TO Eis.
7sts sssn No i Is Ra. john Graham GsorSsw
Raersts ct al TO Joseph Kants 1900
Ssds sh;avs i7S1loo'R a Ifnsl
Linuie' -uu VINO " l45oo
0'o ssnn g. oso nv .. ...... $1,000
H.pfri.i. :s ii II 81 kuiser.t 2011s: Joseph
a Mssiss and wiie 10 Abraham 49, 900
sacison.svs sou VS. iaS n q ciay.st 26Ies5; ia
Jses ssSa1s NJ 70 100 oStsr Of caJs 25IO
SnsS' osTs 50 IT Of csy: 25lSOi
Stein and wife to Alexander 'tein $4,000
Ksne and wife 10 erdinsnd Lhrhart,.....,:
%slcser and aV wifs 70 Jenns Hahn $4,000
La Mass to !an Stssve sAi aSEioa william
Keyee aud smother executors TO Edward Kill ora.
Same properiy; Robert Ward ana wife to 10000
Avenue Pfesbyerisn Church TO Rhods Hayt. $1,000
NO ESQ n.4o'' $4,000
PaDnie FAX TO Mcha. Elias $4,000
"s IAN. aSd wife to Martha Charles ... 5000
I22dst g. 2S7.ll fts Of lstaye, lds1lO0lI .o
Myer sire TO II Baboock ..-...........:..-. 5000
ESs1eson ana 'w wife to Anne Reilly. $500
ton BOVINE to Florence II Hnrd ............ $4,000
CannoD-st, 200 IL OF Rlvlngtop-st 2oxlOG
Conlan ct al to HeBry Herpershaussn. l2,4oO
Ogden-avs, n 500 IT W OF Union-st oOxl!o
virginia Bower ct al 10 John siemes. l.646
1stave &, 90 II OF 6lstst 26170i Butten.
and wife to Samuel Grosner A,250
Gibin ana 20 wife TO HuSpsrey s25oo
Spencer and wife 20 Charles ReeS .. 10000
l7th.st / s. 1905 # W Of AveB 2ox92 Thomas
Tripler wife TO John II Tfipor. -.-,-:...:.,,-
Ave-A, Ell 256 It Of High Bridge Road. 50xl9l
Auguste J Paris TO Annie V Paris
13lstst 8. lz5 u OF 0th-ave, 25199. III Ed. -.
ward Sche 10 Kitty Hahn .......-.-.-.-::..:. SoZo
Chisholmst eA 1913 TIN OF Freeman.st. 20xlOO;
Eugene Bowman and wife 10 Donald Fergu- 49,.
b6thst n g. 2i2e II Q Of 2dave IS.9l0o.6; John
Hand aud wife 10 Margsretha HeIersop. b,<OO
Malson-ave. Sc s. 20U It " of lzth-st bOxl2Oi
Auguste Paris to Annie V Paris.
e4th-st, Lot 296. 26.6xl022 George W Roper 70 -
Thomas Wilnans- ..-.------...----.---.-..--.. III
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Aeal estate.


NO e.
Banks Of the city and Different Trust Companies IL
sepsrse mortgages aggregstng than 100000. ell
covering property embraced In carly title which. on
account Of facts recently light is considered
tainted. Attorneys who know the facts now reject
hg tho ttlc.
Much vexation and loss likely 10 follow TO
large number Of The property is all built upon
and comprises scores Of Lots the opinion of many
an eminent lawyer is out the tue When one Of
them Is taken by the troubled his box
only 70 and liability for
he will need little further argument him TO tho
titls insurance system
Such casos show that the claim that individual attor
neys can or do examine titles any better company
like this Is pretensc They show that the absence
Of financial liability their part results in
their not examining them well. They prove that
Individual attorneys opinions do protect owner
as wen as similar opinion backed by the absolute
sntes of a powerful company
Why not stop then the endless train Of eminent attor
neys examining In rotation the title and still leav
ing the property after each successive examination Just
where II started with the bearing all the risk Of
mistake or error. and have your titles examined and
cuaranteed nv the
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nnfurnishe0 Gauses Go fet.

A -UNFURNISHED houses, 5000, III, 600,
a. $780, $1,000 sisoo $1,000 g. Sgq ss s p5,,ar.,
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~ Trains leave from chambsrs-st Station week days
ZOO 20, 80 and II 80 m rs, 30 90. 80
90 40, 40, 100, 10 80 10 midnight SUNDAYS
Z 90, 80 M, 4 and p m. For Manuel Spring VAL
ley Money and Tallmans. week days 90, $50 M.
I;50 40 p. Sundsys 9 80 a. and D.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after FEBRUARY q, 1873
QRAMn mR ITNK LINE

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New-York via Desbrossos and Cortlands
Harrisburg Pitts6urs and the West with Pullman Palace
snS csss 100 Limited Of P Bn Ga smoking afT
ana SLEEPING ves!ibuled Cars at 700 every day
hsst sSs e p Siig iPe
100 % s1a IL ana ND NIGHT ksSans
SS sc 90 y A. n soads sS go Is sSa 90 Saturdays
saS N S 1nn As sSph I% @ Wsshg
Railroad Dining Car, daily except sunday 10 a. m ar.
%%: ::Sassss M sse ANY 4 Sc az y
SsS, 81 S1d: 100 N and q? a 0S 0S and md u
For 1 p, ana ~ y iS nigh. wv
b Cape G.S 10 n weekdays 'r ssta ndsSs S SaE
Ions ssneh, Bay Bea1 junction and intermediate ssa
YEN an via Runway and Amboy, 40 m, u noon,
70; .n Sls Sd ssSs . NswyS rha.asAIs
Boat: s'y HRs 20 {Sn:T ssa5ssy with !.
Is.: q 3; speedy GSs
s' Ei. :ssssI 10 s IL 80 and
&c s.sS r. sss e g. 20 g.
S5S a 9ao 50c0 e6 From philaaslgSa go 90
fS$ $5o 40 iSG :5c 4 ao go l. 7 :sS g.
10 o sSo II 1870 Al /, n go u susd sS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
nss aaat Fer,ics ss ,oII Via Desbrosses and Cort
$50 20 8, 20, Chicago Limited and IN yv..h,no.on
sa ?%l1s car. saa slsAE 40
ss ss q lS a ~ % m s?sS 81
TRIMS Leaving Newt erx daily except Sunday a.
&s,gnins rsns leave Bread Street Station PkIa5sihb,,
$40 IL and IL 10 Limited Express Win no ~
pg Car "a ard 80 p mo- u 40 20 "55's 30 pi
eoL 90 ;05. 40 :S5 30 40 a. M sII5csS
80 II 80 Limited, 2e, :85, 12 and 10 '4'
|stvs Philadelphs. VIA Camden 300 m and 80 d. m
&ly, except Sunday. ."
sSss Battery Place and foot q Desbrossss cor
4 ful'enst. brooklyn Station. Jersey City Immigrant
Tsesst omee, Castle OsrdenL
CHAe. r. PpGH, J.R WOOD
General Msnaper. General Passr Agent
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+ EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corisnds and
pssA,0'se' TO- s csassuSSs and intermediate Joints
for SS SS S1' o H5T ROeeesSr Boas
N for TunkhannOcE and intermediate points Chair
ar 10 Tunkhapnock Connection 70 ding and Harris
Slo p: m for Pttston and principal intermediate
'pgsO p m for 6spay ana intermediate points. Con-
hsi SO for espsy1 Lyons ETila RSohe.tef' But,
f's as snE m for Lsgsys and intsTmed5te points
Trains mabaSOy 5Sd HS aIs S' eos m cD
o. m for MaucA Chunk. Halie'On and Intermediate
esDsy and 9tsFT %S points S9ss.,. nn,
S and tie sn %sir Es.s Once s5 oaS%s
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
M fH sS G2 . p as yssa s.
;9s 80 iS g. 80 p H. d nda ne so sana 2s
ESQ N Saop % srndsy. 50 n and '
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, OIL. BIT
u III sna e5i Broadway: 1885, Bov.ry, Isl vests
r S s sr.st aR4 2d F'f
way WILLIAMSBURG corner Newars and aison sts Hobo
s ss fss and PaioH or Sleeping Car C AND
% ga Gs b . ed
Om Cham .srssti local trains Q 10 minutes earer.
E1Dis:s fsSsa sSs. bra ccsosea a
MIRA H:,.sII,ye G1 nr;ns Pullman sleeping Coach
D.. m.-Dsy Chicago and ST Lsus Lmed,"a solid Pull
train Of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches Buffalo,
NisEsra Falls CORY, Meanwhile Cincinnati Chicago and
St. Louis No extra charge for fast time "
3l,30p m-Daiy Ohcsge Express Pullman Buffet sleeping
Coaches 10 BinEhamten. Owegs Elnra. Rochester Buzz
talo; Jamestown Yoongsto.n 0ineinnsti and chicago
las $50. t+o $40 $50, $50 e;lo. $50 1850 1880
70 Psssaic Sam, D. m sandays 4:l5 Sis 10. 80 a IN;
l2nson 2 4 e;94 1880 3 l0:s0ps-. II night 90,
$50 $50 i'+0 3 5,io $50 300 $40 $50 1872 s
asSa Il $50 ESQ 1850 lse sos ~ 1T aisss
newark and Paterson, via Nswark-ofh 800 so l00U
ll:sOa nj $50. AGO $50 $40; $50 500 $50 10
RidseyOod AMI sa1srn4:.5. 1850 1890 nj il6, s.
$50 $50 1850 O. 1890 p nj IL night Also TO Ridge
sundays. AS sl5, 1899 IA; 4 $50 Y night
w.FPx a. sS9says Sis i6 Si mp P
Goshen-4 40, 100, 8, 10 80 M 90 go 1:8Q,
II 80 p m Sundays AS. 8 15. 10 80 a. m 9 80,
IL 80 b.
Kodlstown and Port Jervis-4&5 1850 o. loSea M; $780,
40 8. 1880 II 80 p. m. Sundays AS. s ia.
Express trains from the West arrive in NewYorx at75a
1905 a. M, and 1925 D. m -.
K u. soULE l. ?. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Gonntrp i1ropertp manteS.

w ANTED TO rent, summer hotel, fully furnished to
w accommodate 100 70 1g5 guests convenient 70 New
York location good also house suitable for summer
bOarders large enough 20 70 so persona furnished W
tclI o. In pUt AsaSess r. q 8 e.. ls2 ~lits4sh~A
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~, Newport and the East Express lcsyes Grand Cen
s's e's.ion az o. m. and D. Limited Express ana
s,ass aAliess uan az m, except Sunday. Bast Tx
~ - az. m daily. -fasNe 1syi2ge&5 or slaAnins
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yYw-YoRK. Friday. April 20. 1888
The following sales held at the Exchange and Aue'
ton Room TO-DAY;
By Lespnosse Friedman
TArss lots eartS 700 s47loo
One o5 ,sm Mes. eSasr ivO VI 1000
o,s IL al, above 20 SIX lO2 7xlO2,s Ely. 6.l00
me sale of lot sth-ave cor Of S2d-st was
Withdrawn