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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
REAL ESTATE.
AT. THE EXCHANGE.

market opened for the month OF October with
...s.s Of considerable acaviiy. Scott & Myers sold
s,ren yesterday, ut the Real Estate Exchange three
~. an Newave between observation-disclosures and
On hundred ana nir.hf;a Sis they sold FOR $3.50
.,h 10 H. l.. Ansicy. John 5. Mapcs offered
Law frame cottage Gaiden.ave. and Kngsbrldgc
pesd II brought 80 oo0 from Seward Baker Two lots
s ss 70 William Myers No ici West ssyeSiynat,
st.. S @ s'Is 0n BY SSs e Ss SON
Robert Elliott for So oco John r. aolcy has sod
isnSnsS On ioi 2S2SSNi 90, Joseph hIumeasSa,
4 lis sale at wiiamsS'iasg SsicScs,cr CO.. a. y.
eSvcrns about seventy lots. Tho Total amount rcal1cl
500 lo or about dirty per- cent IL eScsS
se STSs os wne 6hG property could have been ecnss
BY Interested n he estate and BY ne real
shanse Yesterday for rssdcScs ne north ga, Of
Tor s at see a!o s lots fshGS os aa Ssd
awe ST and a Of eas at 500 oSas
$1,000 desirable residence, win ,ouitGs9 acres
Sc Sni Tor S at si Sa and pPpiiis farm
farm fully stoeEcd at saScco o. WIZ" largo 0''S'
New York, Monday; Oct / lsss
The following SALES held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
Sisef of iOih.ave, lot aOxicO.2; 49, ooo
ES' 'fHs f'EsSs ''''e'N 1900
"
Sfifs S'a S lot aSslCS s ss@ Ss
RE- q land, Of K;assorla3c Road; Y q
SOS; " N Myers ssoo
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
cimtopst lsS qrana", 2SSrloo Caroline cir NO
Aiorecht to Max Barnctf............ 1850
John Farley and wife TO William H. PARSE ns r 49, 200
Iiohtensiein .......'.. 1850
Cecilia oder and iusiani to a. Theiss IL. $50
Tcas 10 John Peters an + wife .........-.- 1900
Henry crash and Vile 10 Gevert wendcken.... $4,000
David Dunn and wives TO NJ Tobin ........ $1,000
IS, Yaii Thomas Keenan, and wits to William ., ,oo
sxiieth,.i~ - Isl Firstavc. 25ii0o5. EMIL
Goodman and wife TO H. Khagcnstein. 5000
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Ames Sarah yosS to H L. 600 Budema oh
Sothst W ioh az year 'S "a" Sc CO., 'a's DD
14cs,s,, nsoss.Pys; yeai 81 GOO; s',, sx
s2dst SHAW" %S'a = y eaa w" "a 600 WIN 'n' '
erandes., Anus y 70 Bartlett Smith. 1s2d-st
Barnett. .Max 10 Peter Albrecht s sheria-st
Buldc,i jacob ana wife, to B Canterbury, a9'hst
-, Boimann, John to Joseph DierhOd Cth-ave
Becker Charles i t. Barncne, 1Olstst
5 s'9% G a's hgeS SS@S6 1a1
c, seqee nS%.y yea ne 5000 GE DOCK savings i
Garila. JnS and Vie to Jno Bell and another.
snnwen. t,slcr D. to Mary s. trustee 70 Thompson
b. Dr,ya' jma0' 70 thc German Savings Bank,
lsaye and 7sdst year eco 900 % chrv.,,e.. wears
fSTcy. Peter and WIFE to The Bowery Savings Bank,
: cor 9th-ave. Goth to 91s-ss morts). years,
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5ilua!iou5 iljanlc0--- Ma!c.

q ARDENER.-Dy sober, Intuition
~ married man mas hal long AM Dric''cN
experience III All DlndCuc, Ul LIZ uurlt''- -
u Irf gida. am Out-Ioyi.; taI Civ Nr'i'
class city references Gail OF adIrcss a
,tri store. 81 fast lJtl-st.
hRDTNER-By Scotchn.an married
~ a 81; untrl-ttnt~ noi old ola -rcicg-
- ol.scs' - thJi'9 ani iA' d., p's.
g.ntcnans country pace. Al .fcss W. W.,
Bio1a;yl Pos, O1i-c.
q ARDANElS-B, a Sigh man Of pfac
NJ lcll experience; taJ.pu1hlY under
Stands Ms br.,nes5 In IT, p,opcr Hzn5ce-
meat OF glapcrc-. greenhouses, Hinic, fore
lag OF vegetables; would tIae cry, az n0s-c
and c0w. Address j. 81, 81 Last l.ti-s:.,
sol store.
DENEG.-'iarriel solcr 5rd Indus.
N iri0u.; lust disenrrlcl. owing 10 crl-
pluycr leaving large ,NUariencr: private
and commercial hot aat "pii greenhouses.
g.lQcrir,. NUT. flower und vegetable YAK
4 MS first class r.fclencc. Alife BETA.
Box 20, Tribune Oirce.
AEDENER--uy mlrnad sobor. indus.
~ tr.ou. cor.cn p yriNa'' ana CONNER. ial
grccnhou cs, graprrics Hover AMI Ncgets-
lie ialdcns; wife good buite..rai.er; high
ct reference. Address ALPHA, Box %.
Tribune Office.
~ IMPORTANT 10 EMPLOYERs.r- Tho
Bolh established Metropolitan Agency
,ia. f',. ,n.,c, r,n,,,i -, -,
i "'''.,, po' 80 80, g.
a,," " ~ ,'ptr" 49, "'' s'
,,,..,.-,.,A- .,. -
- - ~ ~ -. az ".'v'' 800 ~ -, u"
- ,ahc c'".s 'H",'' t"' ",i-c i III nv
~ ND hu"rSs - 49, Dun - AHDu'c
O'A't'
ID oRTER-By young man, rs porter OF
genei1., T9fx III d pace 81 business
Ad1fehs W. l. w. 10 lH''a'
~ OTTER -Ev a nan with y yc1r.' rce.
rr,'rcs.: In wholesale house ROT ARA I
= kn,rv y,ors. II WAGER "a, West
.ttt 1,
.'.'
~ 80 N ,I"',,,,',,,,.. ''s 49, w
sa3ginr. e5"i lrfeicrr". NH vcr5 ,c.soa.
~ IT, aay or JOB; fake rntiic charge ~ re-
plrs IN Eats OF t,neno1t-. Ari', GOOD
MECHANIC, boN !. so Brliwa
c,rrINn.NfNN a,,, r-oor,- ne , n,
ceurhlv coaptton young ran; North OF
Ireland Catholic; IN private family; heicAt.
q foot neat arpcar1nc" careful. r'sp"ct-
M ant OF igiHp: lneNr'iirl psi,Oaai city
'EtrrppyyH i q., ~. Nu 10
,nrNr-N, A'i'""o '"''"H ""'0c' A'-'o
I,..''" ~
Z retrnt 'canei coma. satin rn~ii.l
and rr.,cb citv tcfn,,,-,.e \di,ess
NJ. g Box 80. Tribune Up.own on.
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flats fOanlro.

4 FAMILY Of THREE. exceptional ten
"A ants, want a fully furnished int In
good locality, between l4th-st and Genital
Park, for two or three months; possession
at once. State terms and particulars Al
dress LONDON, Tribune Uptown Office.
,e3s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
Dorscs ano Carriages.

LJohobp wv ~ W iNNh1
A HANDSOME TURNOUT Brewstcr &
"A Co. Victoria, fine harness ana cross
matched team 10 he sOlu ut hall value for
want OF use. APPLY 10
LENOX STABLES, 1lG Eas, 7jth-st
~ UsINESS WAGONS whol, al prices.
DBuy OF manufacturer Wagon, built
Oh PREMISE; fuzzy warranted one ycai. 100
new 20 second nand wagon, ali Sizes,
STYLES express, gruscf-. butchers bakers
mix. laundry, drN goods. &c.
HUDSON WAGON CO., 5;2 IIud,Oa-st
YOUR BROUGHAMS. tire, oc'aenn
4 front BiOughaius, one octleOn L1ndIdc.,
three Cow -, ~ built by best city !naLtf,.
IN nrst-rlass Oticf. j. CCRLEA, ~ 10
2d8 Siate-s... HiOO1lyn.
~ LisNEN young. CHUNKY horses, suii-
IL able any business. $40 upward trial al
lowed must sell. PA Gth-st., near BoHcfy.
NOR SALE.-lIrown coupe or dog cIit
j horse IL 81 hands high, stylish knee
action IS true ia all harness; mas been
driven by lady sold on account OF return
to town. Can be seen at DIN bGAltS %
Irving place.
HNE BREWSTER & CO.. Top Wagon.
~ nearly new. for sale NJ q sacTiace. j.
CURLEY. State-sL and Bccfum place,
Brooklyn.
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BOARD aro Rooms tOan!c0.


II WO LARGE conn ECTiN@ az ROOMS.
near jOih-st a." T.. l.. o. Box J53.
w ANTED. Small bedroom with good
w sized sitting room. front iOOIns north
side of cross street or east siic u avenue,
with board for gcn,lemrn and wife; lVOni5
must be tastcfully furnished and table fare
uncNccptlOnabic price not to exceed so
OF $40 q week references. Address H.,
Tribune Ofice, l54 Sassdu-st, city.
Brooklyn.
LADY wishes Brooklyn board IN @
n private family, In The Vicinity o
Clin:On-si.. between Tuiton-st. ani SccOm
place, for ~ per week. Address ". VI. n
Tribune Oilcc.
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Drcs5makinq.


IA HFSSMAKER.-By nrst-class dress
~ maker. ~ ,he day; cut. H,s dtape-
pciicc. u guaranteed co. WUull take work
lone: .st.st fa.l fashions. nl-Lc.t refer
...ons. Address COMPETENT lOj Mcsi
i.1..t.
hi;fsSNiAKIEG.-B one TO 90 out by
- day cor weeA; Thoroughly COMP trnt
in every branch ~ tire business: reference
given. -. Box is, Tribune Uptown ONCE.
i.2a' E;oadnay.
kl.S~MNKEE.-B niet-c.as. gtcr
~ AND draper. l1te Of thn 90 i.e l"af,n.
rnus e. Vis!rs more engagements by tbr
dav citv reference. Address d.. go
ihoajway.
q HRFssNAE vuh IA. ne.i RECON-
80 rleniniirus wi-h., irN cu>tDr.er- by
ihc day; seen to-lai. or abr. Nil, RICE
$40 Wet 4ei-st.
IN EAST S9TH 81. EAST FIRST
lsDZ BELL.-Dlc.sm shaker vishcs n few
more customers by the day; perfect III guar
aiteci.
ono WEST 42D-ST. corner sth-a,e.-
DUU Iiuc Grcssmaking; 10 uneNcellc1 :;
price mOlClatr. VI. J. BLACK.
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II ALL RACE MEETING AT JEROME
Professional.

A YOUNG NAN Is years OF axe, who has lu , ieit
a schooL wishes employment in any mercnniile or
banking hou5e where he can make himself u'elnl; can
i-actorv references as % 1Duy anu cllfac'cF
Addrc,s ". Box % Tribune ONCE y. Y
ECXpERT ACCoUNTANTs,-Doo nyesg',Ga best
197 IIunh1idts BFookfM.-
VIZ ANTTD by Young lafT. Cana!son, p,.it'on as
w companion elderly or Invalid lazy eoVernlcs' W
cnlldcn undo - o. would supcrntcnt housekeeping ano
mn'hnrless Children: ohjcrr'on 10 travel rcerc,ces
cxchIp-ed AiirsS Miss NJ. - W,odhut-st. ErcoSEh'
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Giin i)ropcrin for Sale

dOTrI-sT. e15 TO Do wEsT-For sale the pierrepont
Nv Flats four nyc-eory brown~cne naa with al mod
improvements lot 1COxlc0 houses S5 feet deep; rcEt
81 Geo per easy tegS. Inquire uwncr, l2O
Broadway. Room H. 81 floor
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Qea! Getoic.


Tin.EGUkRhN TEE
AND TRUST G.
IS LIBEgTY.sr, a6 COURT-sT,
NEw.YORK BROOKLYN.
Examines and Guarantees
Titles to Real Estate.
Its policy Of guaran tee covers all
losses BY reason OF forgery Of sigma
lures, false presentations Of parties,
or any ether fraud.
COUNSEL.
Stephen r. Nash Richard Ingraham.
Geo. r. Domlres-
TRUSTEES:
Orlando n. Potter. George G. Williams
william NJ Ingfaham, Eugene Kelly,
Emil Oelbcr,nann, Alexander T. Orr,
Martin Joos. Hugo Wcscndonck.
Henry Morton julien T. Davies,
BENJAMIN d. Hicks William III. Male.
John d. Hicks Edward y. Taller.
CHARLES Richardson, Charles Il. Henderson.
Ellis ID. Williams Isaac H. Cocks,
William Trautw:nc Samuel T. Freeman.
Henry c. Tbompfoa, Charles Manack.
John w. MURRAY, c. IL. KELSEY.
President Vice President
LOUIS wINDMULLER. Treasurer
NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02

4 bsoLUTE AUCTION .,
HOLSTEIN- FEIESIAN
and
HOLLAND CATTLE.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER l. 1885.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock. az the
AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE.
Broadway and 5oh-s., NewYora.
Onlce, 107 JOhn-s.
TIE entire herd formerly owned by Mr. III. i. DE
GRAAF Oscawana. N Y. numbering about 20 head all
be sold absolutely to the hghes bidder without reserve
under foreclosure Of chatte mortgage given b. Thomas
L. Shannon ii. l.. DeGrl1f
The cattle will arrive at the Exchange on Tuesday
october 2, where they may be seen until sold.
PETER c. KELLOGG & CO.. Auctioneers.
JOY John-st., Ncw-YUrk.
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Ocean GtedmcrD.

OScGi; 6te1rlerD.
IA NEW.b DIRK AND LIVERPOOL.
,. S. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Oct g. 3 D.
ard every .ourth Wednesday thereafter.
CABIN, $50. $50 and $50 Second class $50.
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY,
Crcassia, @. n. IN. Ethiopia. Oct. 90, a. m.
FurGessla. Oct. ID noon Anchoria, Oct 81, 10 a. m.
GLASGOW. ' bFR RI SYa' o. fLIIvErpoor.
Cabin. e45 and EOS Second class $50. Storage 500
Travellers Gil cuar Letters Of Credit and Drafts for any
amount issued al lowest current rates.
For book OF Tours further Information apply 10
HENDERSON BnOTHEKS, Bowling Green. n. Y
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G;uSicnl Iuatrnmciit5.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and souare pianos,
o. our make. which spec ally seiecLeu ana u,eI
nv tho artists OF the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season. VIII be sod at hOefai
re iuetion from Regular prices. - ,c., -.
WM KNABE & CO., ll2 shave above lOtl'-st.
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Gelp Wanlco.

4 GIVE man. about 20, wanted FOR city
n tiaic VIII De- instructed Ia Our bnsi-
ness ana salary paid while learning. APP
ply ~ store corner ili-aNr. 9ai iG.h-rf
VIZ ANTED.--A nrst-cla's cook. chamber
w miL AID aifrt ts-. Al pN - ...3L
4Bfh-st, cor..rr Naii-on-avc.
EEAHTED.- Two good girls Tor gcrofal
w houseWoIa. Gail o--i- "A. m, 2lB West
2jfh-st. no agrncir-.
w AETED. -EXpcrlcnccd soiicit,rs foI
w ~hsriin'. p.ronIi I"m ~, AMI vi.
Liary 90; American Literature On most I'D
uai TOMS. t'INHLE5 l.. WEBSTER {
90. !. LIZ. lilh-l'.
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Gelp tOanle0.

w tNTED.-A man. 9b0ut IS who "a
~ quick - earn and willing 10 work |;
VIA De irstiueiet and paii While learning.
Apply al store. i02 East iJth-st
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Dusl,,cs5 Chances

n OR SALE.-A clean stock Of Hardware, I'm
ani Stoves. good business already s.tao!lsnea
ia ono OF the best farming sections oil the state
Population Of town 1000 Satisfactory reasons given
for selling. Tor particulars address -. =, y
~ JOHN W GOSS Rochester ~ y
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Ga!c.

LrILE OF The ". y. Daily Tribune l:om December g.
= 1850 10 April 10. 1868 bound IN 10 volumes al In
good condition for sale. Address FILES Tribune Onice
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Ccsal Noiice5.

I'll
IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
\ To.uratle Addison Eown, Judge 81 me, C!Icuit
gor of tie Unitci FOR the southern Dlst.ct o.
Nav York on the 221 day Of Sepicncef lSS notice Is
hcrcb given to creditors and persons having CLAIMS
acsfns, Afhe American EXCHANGE IN Europe Limited
nesnnriv doing business at l02 Broadway, New-York
civ That they required to present their Claims YIN
he vouchers therefor duly verified, 20 Tue suOcrior
William O. Boone. the duly appontc1 recover Oh sali
American Exchange IN Europe, Limited az thc law ones
81 Sullivan & Cromwell his place for the TRANSACTION OF
business No 3 Broa1 New YORK Guy on OF before
tho 18th day OF November, less. 800
Dated New York, September 2tth. lsSs ~,
WILLIAM c. BOONE, Receiv
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL
Attorneys for Receiver,
No. 3 Broad street.
New-York City, n. Y.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION oFIAXES
NO 81 CHAMBERs,sT. lsrEwART BUILDlNGl
NETWORK. October /, 1855
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ coils OF Zeal Estate Personal Property and Bank
80, in the CITY ami County ot New-b orh Tor Cle year
fSsa and the warrants for The collection or taxes nave
Loon drvecI Understand and that the taNes on
saj assessment rolls due AMI payable at this
Office. - 49,, a.. ,.,. - ,-o,.o.x
bcnorts mentioned IN Section S42 Of the New 0rk City
TALON Ars 1852 viz. reduction OF Interest
Tho Iao Of six PER onaum between the day OF such
navm,nt and the first day ~ N'ccmher next.
P'' 'i1''' " 49, GEORGE w MCLEAN.
Receiver OF Taxes.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
RAILROAD TIM E TABLES.
WEST PENN r. K.

WEST PENN RI
On and after Monday, May IA, 1883, trains
will leave Butler as follows:
MARKET at $50 am, arriving at Alleghe-
ny at 9:32 a. NJ; connects east for Blairsville
with Day Express, arriving at Philade lphia
at pm.
EXPRESS at S:35 q. m., arriving at Alleghe.
ny at 1888 4. m; does not connect for the
east, but connects with A. V. r. K. n orth
and south.
MAIL at 2:35 p. m., and goes through to
Allegheny, arriving there 1T 4:40 p. M; con-
meets east for Philadelphia.
ACCOMMODATION at 800 p, m, and con-
meets at the Junction with Freeport Accom-.
modatiou, arriving at Allegheny at 1926 p.
m, and connects east rs far as Apollo.
Trains connecting for Butler leave Alleghe
ny at $40 am, 3:l5 D. m. and 600 p. IN.
Trains arrive at Butler at 1880 a. III. and
300 and 500 p. III.
PITTsBUEG, SHENANGo & LAKE ERIE Il. R.
On and after Monday, Aug. 6, 1855, trains
will leave Butler as follows
Corrected to fast time, l hour faster than
schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Greenville from
the Pittsburgh and Western depot AT 700
and 1890 a. IN. and sos p. NJ. Trains
leaving the p. 4. w. depot in Allegheny
city $40 a. IL. and 305 p. III. fast time
connect at Butler with trains on the s.
d A.
Trains arrive at Butler from Greenville, fast
time 1910 a. m, 2:35 and 6:20 p. M,
and connect with trains on the p. d w.
arriving at Allegheny at 1920 a. m. and 500
and 1928 p. M, fast time.
Trains leave billiards AT 5:45, and 1l:00 a.
m.. slow time, and arrive at 9:20 a. IN. and
5:55 p. IN. Both trains connect at Branchton
for Butler and Greenville.
p. & WI R.R.
On and after Monday, Oct. "a, 1887, trains
will leave Butler as follows:
Corrected To fast time, one hour faster
than schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Allegheny City at
6:15, S:lS, & 1890 q. IN. Il l2:45 p. NIX 300
IL 6:20 pm. A train connecting for New Castle
and the West leaves Butler at 12:45 p. III.
and arrives at Chicago at 600 a. IN. next
morning.
Trains arrive from Allegheny at 9:l0 and
1921 u. m. and 1890, 4:iJ, 7:j5 and $50 p
Trains leave Butler for Foxburg ant. the
North at 1921 a. IN. and 500 and 7:55 p. M
Trains arrive at Butler from the north ut S:le
and l0:30 a. nj. and 6:20 p. m.
On Sunday trains leave Butler for Allie
gheny at SAB n. N. aud G:20 p. NJ, and fol
the West at l:I5 y. m, and arrive from
Allegheny at l02l and $3.50 p. IN, and from the
West ut 7.55. A train arrives from the
North at SABA. IN. and departs ut 7:55. pm
Trains leave Allegheny for Butler at 200
8:20 and 1920 u. m. and 800, $40 and
$40 p. M, fast time.
Trains leaving Butler at s:lS a. IN aud
| l2:lo y. m make close come ctions ut Gallery
for the West, and the 300 trail connects. bu
| not closely.
Train. arrive nj Allerheny $40. lO:3(
a m. aud l2:25. $50. 5:O5 and s:23 pm.
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Birthday Party.

Aug 2, 1888.
Ga July 3lst, 1883, the friends and
neighbors of Lewis Albert congrega-
ted at his residence in Franklin Twp,
to celebrate his forLieth birthday. The
women having gone well prepared
with provisions, there was an exten-
sive table erected. which was soon
spread with all the good eatables that
the most craving appetite could de-
sire, and after considerable over one
hundred persons had done ample JUS
tice thereto there still remained n
sufficient quantity to have satisfied as
many more Dinner being over the
assembly was called to order and Mr..
Robert Mcbride was chosen to act as
Chairman aud A. W. Shannon as sec.
retary. The Chairman then called
upon Mr. VIM. IL. Jones to present to
Mr.. and Mrs Albert very fine and
valuable lot of articles which their
many friends had brought to show
that they did not care for self alone
but that they appreciated the family
as friends and neighbors, and to
strengthen that tie of friendship
which they trust will never be bro
ken. Mr.. Jones in very able man
ner presented the presents, which Mr..
Albert accepted with many thanks to
the donors aud assuring the friends
that he could not find words to eX
press the JOY ii gave him to meet 50
many old friends and neighbors. Mr..
Robert Mcbride responded and deliv
cred fine address and urged upon
the people Of this community to con.
tinue these social gatherings as they
created social and lasting friendship
toward each other which can never
be forgotten. The young folks then
favored the company with some vocal
and instrumental music which made
some Of the old veteran dancers feel
80 young that they got out on the
board walk and soon convinced the
rising generation that they did not
know much about genuine jig dan
cling, for there were some OF the old
timers that could do up hornpipe in
genuine T'erpsichorean style. After
having spent the afternoon in various
kinds of pleasure and enjoyment the
crowd departed to their several homes,
all feeling that the day had been
well spent; yet no one enjoying 1t
better than Lewis who said that it
made lin feel like boy again to
have 30 many Of his old friends and
neighbors to come to see him. If all
would attend such meetings there
would be less strife and discord and
more friendship and sociability exist
ing in society and therefore be great
benefit to the community.
The young folks came in full force
in the evening and had Social Hop
which was much enjoyed by all pres.
ent, Thus ended Lewis Albert's
fortieth birthday, which will never be
forgotten by him and will be long re-
membered by all that were present on
this occasion. SEC'Y.
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Arrested For Forgery.

PITTsBURG, August 2.-H. f.
Pennypacker, well known oil lease
broker OF this city, was committed to
Jail to-day on fourteen charges of for
gerry preferred against him by j. l..
Buchanan. of the National Transit
Company. The accused was arrested
week ago, but was allowed to re-
main at his home under surveillance
on the strength Of q Doctors certificate
that he was ILL.,
The case is q strange one. On
each lease made there are the forged
signatures of the lessor, lessee, wit
ness and justice of the peace. who at
the time was out OF commission. The
name OF the lessee is forged in turning
the lease over to Penny
packer. and the name itself ia assumed.
The informations charge that the de-
fendant forged the names Of different
persons residing in Allegheny county
to fourteen bogus leases purporting
to be for 1925 acres OF land located in
Scott, Snowden and Bethel town
ships. He sold these leases to the
United Pipe Line and received 81 per
acre or SI725 in all. These forgeries
were committed between May 1887
and May this year. Detectiye Per
kins learned about two weeks ago
that PenDypacker had started for
Canada. Arrangements were made
TO arrest him in that country when
word was received that be had start.
ed back home. On his arrival he
walked into the hands OF the detec-
tives
Pennypacker is one of the most ex-
tensive lsssees Of oil territory in
Western Pennsylvania. 1t was his
business to lease from farmers at 80
much per acre. He after wards sold
the leases to oil companies. One OF
the lessees which Pennypacker sold
purported to be from Hon. Henry w.
Murray to him Murray ia member
Of the Legislature, and on the date
which the lease was made was in
Harrisburg Several weeks ago, Mr..
Murray's attorney was at the Record
er's Office and found that the lease
referred to had been entered up. lie
reported to Murray. who pronounced
it forgery. II was discovered that
one George NJ. Thurston was impl-
Gated. Thurston's name was an az
sumed one, adopted by u friend OF
Pennypacker, who is now in the
Western Penitentiary for another
offence. Over sixty instances where
bogus leases had been written up
were discovered The name Of JUS
tice Of the Peace Williams, Of Castle
Shannon, was also forged. The ac-
cused is Of q highly respectable fami-
ly, being relative Of Judge Penny
packer, Of Chester county. He is
well known in the upper oil country,
having lived there for years,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1888-08-10
BUTLER MARKE ETS.

The following are the selling prices Of mer.
chants Of tins place
Apples, per bushel. 30 10 60 cts
Butter, per pound, 10 TO IS cts.
Beans, per qt. to lOcts.
Cabbage, new. ebih per pound.
Candies, mold, IL to IS. cts.
Carbon oil, 10 to 10 cts.
Cheese. l21 cts per lb.
Crackers, o1O cts. per ID.
Chickens, per pair. a to 80. cts.
Coffee. Rio, 22 cts.
Coffee, Java, 80 etc.
Coli Roasted. 20 to % cts.
Coffee, ground. 20 to % cts.
Eggs, 16 cts.
Fish, mackerel, to IL cts.
Flour, per barrel, 81 so to SO.
Flour per sack, 81 25 to Sl.65..
Feed, chop, per 100 pounds, 81 25.
Feed, bran, per 100 lbs. Sl.ij.
Grain, wheat per bushel. 81.
Grain oats per bushel 10 TO 45cts
Gram, corn per bushel s. cts.
Clover seed Large. Sj25 per bushel.
Clover seed small, $500 per bushei.
Timothy seed, ~ % per bashcl.
Lard, 10 cts.
Hams, IL cts.
Honey, 20 cts.
Hay, SO
Shoulders, 10 cts,
Bacon, l23 cts.
Dried beef Is 10 p.
Corn meal per pound. 10 y cts.
Potatoes. new. $40 cts bush.
Rice. 10 10 cts.
Sugar, hard, cts.
Sugar coffee, cts.
Sugar, raw. Gi cts.
Soap 10 10 cts.
Salt, per barrel, SIS.
rea, Tyson, Gunpowdcr, ete., 30 cts. TO 30
Tea, japan. etc, 90 10 90 cts.
Tea, Breakfast, 10 10 81 eta.
Tallow. 3 to cts.
Onions, 10 cts. II bu.
Radishes. New. cts. bunch.
Lettuce. cents head.