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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
New.York. Saturday, Nov o.
No sales were offered public suction at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day.
sssgS sale; % real sIS for the
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending SATURDAY November tSS f TO-
change and Auction Room:
TO-DAY tMoNDAYl NOV. IL.
sale 9 e M ss5y
re .Na stoIy d SaHln3s
S sss 81 Il snS soy sSaaa
$Oh TSss;,s ,6 s:
25Soo TntOnaye 80 Of lSsthsI . l0i' scn
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY.
Public auction 81 lots on Richmond Terrace. running
% 2d.st $50 IT W Of Lafayetteaye.
TUESDAY, NOV. 10.
No osTs 0 cor q snd @
:sss S%Ss !: iss sgSses &
a ss lot it, SzSs an and SS SS hcass
49, It,. sas sna sO 6y Sa snsy' ID. rs s0s
sd 800 West S4iS,s; 100 g Of shave; lot sox
fPs st. s s Ss 2 ss.s Ts s so Ss 4 g.
I'd sssory "a dwelling q 10 AZ Ess st@ /,
80 S % Sses sOS &s. / 400 OF d iGsayS Y os
ana H o sS ao M and 80 s s' Ssns 20 s
Fast beth-st OF 2dave lot 25x99.1 IL, 5, West
ilsth.st POS 10 Of Grand Boulevard lot 25xi3o11,
s 9ss and Ps bounded by St. Nicholas and
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
E;''1;s ale Ss;3 rs
S PaSe auction e s'1 @ eudas Ne
s5S !oiy 8 q 10 81 ss ds aG5
n OF 9th-ave; lots 25x100 each 9th-ave, block
.ss sr; @ Paa 2Sf Ssss sS 80 S4.5S1
81 u :, 160 II Of Chnton-st-
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Public auction, l lot 15x1oo, and 2-story dwelling
No 12I7 Herkmerst 100 II OF Hopkinsave 2
lots 25x1O0 each. Vanderbltave, 81 # n Of Park
f~'' THURSDAY. NOV IA.
Foreclosure sale lot 1e.sx5s and 3-story dwelling
No 81 Prospect Place, s, sac n o Of 43d-st; lot
oSxlOO and 5-sory building No. S32 West z9th-sts s.
as II W OF sthave lots 25x102.2 and 4story dwell
ings Nos l. and 10 West s2d-st 100 II W OF sth
ara q West s2dst Partition sale, lot 25xl0S 3 and
s-soFy house. 1873 West 14thst. $50 II OF 9TH
ave. Public auction 22 lots wash1n 1t Ridge
West ~ thst $50 IT of 1othaye lot. 154x92 s. and
ss,ory bqildng No 426 Fast 1Oth-st. 5, 306 IT OF
Avenue D lease Of lot 1S0N100.5 and 4story dwelling
30 234 West 4eth-s;. $50 1t Of SHAVE.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Executors sale 597 lots on I'd 4th 9th and TN eVes
44th 70 57th sts, Thomas Hunt estate.
FRIDAY NOV. 10
Foreclosure sale lot 20 2x1Oo6. and 6-story build
~ ex1O22 and a-story dwelling No 100 East I2dst
200 n Of Lexington ave lot, 1SJxlV1ll ana
3-story dwelling. No 1l9 East n5th-st, s. 1879 IL {
Of 4thave.
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feaal y otlees.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW,
1 YOEK-IIenry c. Comegys plaintiff, against Jared
= GU "A County o. %s, NeS1York' S.
10 iy @ HEREBY summoned 10 the complaint in
soRy Of y Ser se Service on 'Sf
@ summons exclusive Of date OF service and in ease
Of failure to apg siau II or the relief demanded in
taken TAX sGai1i yOip Dated OCTOBER g. 1855
The foregoing summons IS served you By publ
cation pursuant order Of Hon Ely EdTai d,s on b
the osire the CLERK o. NevYOrS County at the city
WA III 6a:e !r 8 f n1aaiFay ASS19y
WEST ONEHUNDRLDD1,;AaNTDI,11S2,Et E c0rIrr
c'tv and County Of ahaaa ma Ell =
Frederick W. Turner. her husband Louis Brandt ana
Arthur Brandt. defendants - ,a-ou. =, .~.,,,o,
and IN .s Ppr'qas % S nj Sn and 55@s Emilia
d Ss n sss ISM hS cray 81 ns@2 Viii
at public auction the Real Estate EHehspg aPd
tbe CITY Of New,York Tuesday. the weniysSIh dsy
Of November $50 at y o'clock noon o. mat asy Py
sid issnent mentioned ana therein described follows
being In the city Of and taken ogeter BOUNDED
ana described as follows to VII begining az pSin
-ee distant hundred feet westerly from The north
third street and thence running westerly along the
sosheyIy side OF Onehundfed and-seyentyt third street
s e feet the ehc line ~n the boeR
between One ana one-hand,e
centre line parallel With onehundred and scyenythrd
ahs avenue hundred feet 10 the nGrthery SIDE OF
and sevcn thrd street at The point Of be-
q f" the sJuT estate hisa il he oce q he RsesF
the City ana Coany Of New-fork toscthcr win al N.
the said street In front Of the said premises the
Dated New.York October Goth. 1850
rTI;EDERICK p FORSTER Referee
way New-YoFk City.
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fiuancidl.
Reorganization
Of the
AMERICAN
COTTON OIL TRUST.

Under the plan adopted at meeting OF ecrnbon'e
holders held this day and which has received fhc IN
dorscmcnt Of holders of fonrhfths OF the eht0
ISSUE t Is proposed that the Trust md the property
and assets thereof, be merged or incorporate
into the
AMERICAN COTTON OIL COMPANY,
n corporation organized and existing under the Laws
n, the state of New-Jcrscy or that such Trust ccrh-
cafes be exchanged transferred for shares oil 'a"
ccS,pany or otherwise M the REORGANIZATION Com.
mttee may deem udicous, upon the following se"e'"
basisi
AMERICAN COTTON OH. COMPANY 10 issue Com
mon Stock 10 the limit OF so 092 600 and per cent hoi
cumulative Preferred Stock. redeemabe at 100 per s
and secured by the shares OF oil companies receie
such merger limited s15oOOo0O. OF which s4Aos'U
or any balance in excess Of the amount required on nv
exchange to be held used and disposed OF by the ~
rectors for the purposes Of the company AL s'ooA ~
titled to Ike voting power
The Trust certificates to DO exchanged for such ne"
shares in the following proportion. viz
For each share Trust Certificates 80 per cent
in such new Common Stock.-.....-..-.. s3loe@'o""
and % per cent. thereof in such new
preferred Stock OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 18.546,0oo
Holders OF AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST Ger
dictates are invited to deposit the with tho
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW-fORh
ON OR BEFORE NOV. 20. 1850.
and receive engraved OF deposit therefor under
the agreement OF reorganization.
Application will be made to List the CENIhAN
TRUST COMPANY'S Certificates the STOCK En-
CHANGE 1900 =
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY will be ready for Issue on SATURDAY
Nov FREDERIC p. OLCOrT.
Chairman.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
EDWARD ID. ADAMS,
JAMES II. BENEDICT
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
REoRG ANIZATION COMMITTEE
New-York Nov. 6. 1889.
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STEAMBOATS,.

| A LBANl BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
old Pier Al, n r. foot Canal.st 6 D. M daily. (Sundays
exeeptedl Electric lght and steam-heat in rooms
A TROY BOATS SARATOGA and CITY
IA OF TROY cave Pier 40. N. T.. "a pier above
Chrlstophef-st daily except Saturday. D. Sunday
-s@ansf touches at Albany.
A -RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing
IL at Cranston's West Point Cornwall. Ncwburg
Marlboro. Milton. POu2hkecpsie aGd EsOpus connecting
with Ulster and Delaware. Stony Glove and Cats Noun
tain Railroads The steamer SAUGERT1ES will leave
Pier &C. foot Of WEST l0rH-sT.. every TUESDAY and
Thursday at D. M. saturdays AZ l p. m.
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
"A TON LINE-The inside route Boston. %; Prov
Pier ss n. r. one block above CAnsl.st. $50 D. M
sundays excepted
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OFFICIAL ZEAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N Y. CITY
"eps BSasy 10 JSc n Wilson m $1,000
li1 JS Nolan and wife 70 Elias DOusass $500
Broomest n :, lot 80, Church Farm, 2oxs44
Io pw MiilasS9" L 472
1ltnave " 5 o5 Il 102d-st. 25x1O0; Tsvia
NJ Hopper ThOs McGovern -----.----;-..- :
Living ,tOn-st. : 116 n Post Road runs n along
PdSIn9' 10 Tbeoiore l. ossey $500
baI@g,caTi Dovc to ~ Louis T EickwOrt 1850
oCh.st $ o. IL Of West Endave. 266N2N40X
sS5 Giye 5S EsSid CHRISTIE $1,000
ic7th-St n 275 II Of Jth-ave lO.SxOJ.ll,
John r Foley William St John !
Fnd-ave. : o OF 90th-sr 75.6X1OOx2o'2x
ojxIc0s x125 Robt r Day TO David Christie
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Real estate.
TTEGUhRAN1EE
AND TRUST G.
~ r1prRry.sr. 90 CoURT-sr.
Nrw.YoRK BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sl,l49,0 52
is REASONS

why owners and lenders should have their real estatc
titles Insured byit.
lothian individual attorneys opin-
ion does not protect an owner or lender
as we'll as similar opinion backed by
the absolute guarantee of rich cor
pOration. In the one case if there has
been an error of law or fact, the client
pays for it; in the other, the company
pays for it.
COUNSEL,
Stephen p Nash. Richard Ingraham.
Geo. r. Demarest
TRUSTEES,
Orlando d. Potter George G.. Williams.
William NJ Ingraham. Eugene Kelly.
James D. Lynch John I. Martin,
Emil Qebermann. Alexander z. Orr
Martin Joost. Hugo Wesendonck.
Benjamin d. Hicks. Julien I. Davies.
John d. Hicks william H. Male,
Charles Richardson, Charles r. Henderson.
Ellis d. Williams. Isaac II. Cocks,
william Trautwna Samuel T. Freeman,
Henry G. Thompson Charles Matack.
JOHN W. MURRAY G. II. KELSEY.
President. Vce-President
LOUIS wINDMULLER Treasurer.
NEWELL MARTIN, Secretary.
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G iln properip 20 Get.

A @<iz4TIST.. Icn0A-aye - q story b. s. FL 100
near lStst. story 20x50. 81. 200
POTTER CO., ~ East 126tb-s;
IS eusDIsOs stores. lofts onces 70 John.
ly.,s a.1n. Beskman. Chsmbers Esssau william Cld.
'SsH ana Water sts., and vicinity
rutland WHITING. Beekrnan-s,
1 VHNEE STORES avenue stores ana one double store
syo n0acf1re rent In the Studio building Madison
nv NV .se ana 9lih SIS. Janitor on premises
w AthfihSI;. near Beekman.-Two adjoining buI ldfpes
WurTivss Just put In complete ordef. rutland 4
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Conntrp propertp for 5aIe.
on O% u.,s. Di5 i 5!fs"s ass FLORIDA
Lake Helen. sos payments and
suit purchasers. For FLORIDA
weekly papers and circulars and full particulars
Address ii. a. DeLAND, Fairport, n. "
ELoRIDA.-For sale orange. agricultural and timber In
j. in Marion, Sumter and Lake Co.'S; ID argee,
or bodies suit purchaser transpo tatlon BY rail-
and river title perfect. Address GEO. PEMBERTON.
care Alex Taylor SO Broadway.
For other real estate ads. see sth pagsJ
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6el, fDarteo.

A NEW NOVELETTE, public gone cray hy roDnani
n sons Puzzle. How Nr"-lorA "oN "'0 F
sample. mail. - cents. stamps. an Anna, Nevyork
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OCEAN Steamers

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONpoNn;prNEN
NEw.YoRK. souTHAMsiPTIo0;N o ASD iHio6oEen
steamers i ss Ext EXPREss sTEAMEss. %
saale We'd Nov 80 ms Fulaa sat Ne g. a. m
Traye Wed Nov 20 Elder sat- Nov ScS ~ 20 To-
First cabin s75 and upward berth aeeoiua a, low.
cation Second cabin $50 adult; steeeras1G =, seen
rates OFLRfCIIS & CO. No bo"Ins w
1NAlAN LINE {. 5. and Royal Nal ,o SUa n'ess'
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND Il Nv. En- M 8 40 n M
CITY or BERIfN =. weinestay Novsmossr az IA
CITY OF PARIS wednesday. November 80 . % IA
CITY OF cHIcAGo : wednesday DeSep65sTr % r r n
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 ant upwar1 SES1yrr appxN
s35. sTEERAGE. s20 PETER WEigLT Buns.
General Agents, o BOWLING GREEN n. A.-
DED STAR LINZ. mama
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PAEls.
Sailing rum New-York and Antwerp weekly.
RfTYNTNNT = wednesday. November 10, ~ a. m.
NOOf.DLAND -. Weinesday, November 20 9 $50 D, m.
Cabin rates First cabin ~ sh anu si0 Excursion "a
ard ESQ Storage az very low rates -,
PETER WRIGHT SONS. GeAl Ags,e bo"hns ofcen.
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Che Curt
OCEAN Cleaners

4 -A.-A.-
n. TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and interesting trips the SDamers OF the
Atlas Steamship Co.. occupying TWO weeks or longer.
Embracing from two TO thirty Ports
50 A DAY
Hayd, Carthagena, Sayanla Colon, Nicaragua; Costa
Rlca and the Mosquito Coast Ports only First Cabin
pass carried. Address either
PIN, FORWOOD & CO., Agents, % State St.. ~ Y.
TH0S COOK & son. Tourists Agencies.
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Drn Sooos

Drn Sooos
- PECIAL SALE. Royal SMYRNA Rugs Large
y sizes, Gafpatng-. Fancy F.niture Chairs Idnler
to.4ay 90 Iaflcs Antique Oak Paror lsocA,rs; OP-
h.scrcf new shades of SIN plush cn.mn ps "a IoNs
a. 95 reduced frorl a. -. ANDREW LESIIh , suns
1Sj-7il Broadway.
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THE MARYLAND COAL CO.,
80 BROADWAY.
NV York. Nov. Z 1889
ID ROpOSALS APE INVITED FOR the sale
To the Maryland Coal COMPANY OF any part OF H.
Mortgage Bonds Address proposals 70 -
H. Il. NEDHAM.
lrelsnrcr.
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A JOHN II. DRAPER Auctioneer.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS.
24o 6THAVE: and WEST 2sTH-sT
Nov. II and i2. Day and Evening
A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
AoUARELLES,
A. Mauve, A. F. Bellows.
c. Stanfe,d, r. A.. Brissot
Basil Bradley, De Femme,
j. w. Tophan. r. A, A. M Rosie,
Eugene Nerboeckhoyen, T. H. Hardy, -
Fred Tayler, Edwin Hayes T. II. A.,
T. X. johnson, POggenDeek
Z. CattermOle, $500
the original Water. Color Drawings made for
THE LAND OF SHAKESPEARE.
JOHN MARpHERsoN. OF LONDON.
EIGHT ORIGINAL wATER-CoLoR DRAWINGS:
Jessiea Annie Bulen
Lady Jane Grey, Anne rage
queen Catharine. Hero,
Lady Anne, lsaOeii@
JOSEPH WRIGHT. LONDON.
TO be sold at auction -
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY EVEN'GS.
Nov. 10 II AND -,
AT O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer, ~.
II Magnificent display Of superb Paris goods Art rot
erles OF sevres Crown Derby Royal Worcesier Elegant
French China Dinner Sets and Tableware, CRYSTAL Gu,
Bronze Marble and Onyx Clocks. Bric-a, Brac,
$780, FILIEfT HALL CLOCK.
ELEGANT CARKARA MARBLE sTATUAKf.
To be sold at auction
ON TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRI
3
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OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoRK. LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, -
NEW YORK. oct 49, 1859. q,
II HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Bond and
Il Stockholders OF the New York, Lake Erie and West
eFn Railroad Company for election Of directors ana
the transaction of such other business nay before
the meeting viii De- held the of,ce OF the company
No. q COrtlandt-sf the city ~ Newlnrk, on tues
day the oGh dly Of November next II as O'Clock m
The polls viii Be opened az II oeock noon and remain
open TIL . o'clock j. OF that day
Tie Transfer Rocks Of both Common AM o prtfsfI,'
stock VIII be closed y. saturliY the 2bth ln.
and viii ID. 10 a. on We1ne stay, the Zfth
day u November BY order ~ the Beard % DIRECTORS
A. r. MACDONOUGH. Seer tory.
GEORGES CREEK AND CUMBERLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY, OFFICE or TIL. IitEAsuhEl.'
No. i BROADWAY, ROOM 152,
NETWORK. Nov. 4, 1850.
III HE UNDERSIGNED will receive offers for
the sale OF inc Fir.t Mortgnee Bluis OF The Georges
Creek and Cumberland Railroad Company, T. the amount OF
Ten thousand f0 600 dollar. IN cash. Tor me Slhklhs
Fund az the once above name up n II O'Clock noon on
the 14th day Of November l.s9
HENRY LONERIDttE. !
SIDNEY WTNTElNGHAMs , Comnilssi0aefs
ALIEN AMBER NJ WHITE.
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Conntrp propertp for Sale.

NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.
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III EXPRESS SERVICE between New-YOrk South
ampton (Londonl aud Hamburg by the new twin screw
OF 10 600 tons and l.. 800 horse power
Ixpriss SIS. AUGUSTA VICTORIA, 9 30 In. Nov. ii
Mail Steamer HARMON a, . a; m \ oX' g.
REGULAR SERVICE DIRECT To III kHBURG.
Suevia 5 80 M. Nov. II. Wieiand IL a. m, Nov 16.
First cabin. $50 and upward steerage az low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken. n j.
Generai ONCE. 81 Broad General Passage once,
Way C. SCHURZ. Dir. c. y. RICHARD co.
r. j. CORTIS, Mgr 6l BroadwaY ~ T.
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
-. 80. ~ BROADWAY, New York. oct. :. 1ss0,
II He ANNUAL MEETING Of the sharehOld-
cps 81 nc Manhattan Railway Company viii b. heia
a. me COmpanys Once, in Ncw-York CITY No Il broad
MY o ne second "Wednesday IN November neat tDehE
Inc i5lh day o. said month"; ~ 10 O'Clock. noon. .
a Board q Directors Tor The ensuing year Is 70 Dc
"e,,l.d, ana three inspectors 81 Election.
Inc Directors thus eectci Will b. cNofcl0 Director.
sLso or me Newl0rk Elevated Railroad Company and Oh
"'
The transfer books will closed saturday Oct. j.
a. o. iock 3. and reopeusd Thufslay. NOV H.
at 10 O'Clock a. N.
D. w. McwILLGAMs,
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auction 5alfs Of Real estate.
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GUION LINE.
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leave Pier So, y; r.; foot OF kingst
WYOMING Tuesday November II 7 30 o. m
ARIZoN A.......... Tuesday. November 49, 80 D.
WISCONSIN Tuesday November 20 q m
ALASKA ........... Tuesday. December 10. 80 m.
Cabin massage $50 $50 $50 and 500. Second Cabin.
sao and as Steera9e $50.
SOY AN SUIrNDERHTLL 4 CO.. IS Broadway. N. z
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
DEMOCRATIC GAINS.
NORTH DAKOTA.
The Republicans Make a Clean Sweep O
EVERYTHING

Everything.
BISMARCK, October 2d.-The State has
gone Republican by about 1000 msiority.
The Democrats get three Judges and
twenty-three members of the Legislature.
Prohibition is defeated.
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.
FARGO, October ID The total vote will
reach probably about 81 600.
The Democrats elect eleven Senators, the
Republicans get twenty, and the Twenty
third Districs is in doubt. The Republi-
cans get thirty-six members of the Assem-
bly,, the Democrats eighteen, and there are
i've districts in doubt.
The contest over the Judgeship is ex-
tremeiy close.
Unprejudiced calculators believe that the
Prohibitionisls are beaten at least 6,00O.
At the Republican headquarters the en-
tire State ticket is claimed by 10000 to r.
coo, while at the Democratic headquarters
Chairman Ryan asserts that from the re-
ports now at hand, official and otherwise,
the Republicans carry the State by not to
exceed 5000 majority.
The Democrats claim to have elected
their Congressman, but definite figures
have not been received.
The Republicans claim the election of
Hansbrough 10 Congress.
The Constitution has been carried.
NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.
ST. PAUL, October 5d.-The latest re-
turns from North Dakota show that Miller;
the Republican candidate for Governor,
has received 5000 more votes than Roach,
the Democratic nominee.
ESTIMATES AT BISMARCK.
BISMARCK On. d., October 2d.-Miller
has a majority of 6,o00 for Governor,
though he runs 800 behind his ticket.
HansDrough, for Congress, has the largest
msjority of any candidate. 1t will be
nearly 5000. The entire vote of the State
will be about $4,000, which is falling of
of 10000 since the last election.
Prohibition is still uncertain, but the
chances are in favor of defeat by probably
1000.
The Democrats elect Templeton in the
First Judicial District. Mcconnell in the
Third and Rose in the Fifth.
The Republicans have sixty eight mem.
hers of the Legislature and claim seventy.
five on joint ballot.
Ex Governor Pierce is certain for United
States Senator, but Ordwsy will probably
be defeated by Johnson, the Norwegian
candidate, who has twenty votes pledged
him.
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extensively known as the White Adriatic.
Mr.. Lelong contends in this regard that the
White Pacific, raised by some growers. is
the true White Adriatic fig of Italy One
of these figs of Mr.. Roeding is very pecu-
liar, being variegated, both in the bark and
in the fruit. The bark is striped length
wise with brown and gray. The fruit is of
good size, about as large as the common
blue ig.
On the place of James Stewart at D ow-
ney, Los Angeles county, is large plant
ing of the White Marsellaise fig, a small
white sweet variety. Some of these trees
are fifteen years old and bearing heavily.
The figs are in great demand for crystaliz-
ing or glace purposes, and Mr.. Stewart has
contracted to sell all his crop this year to
Barnett & Benedict of Los Angeles, who
pay $50 ton for the fresh fruit. Mr.
Stewart says figs are q good crop, and be
will plant many trees next spring. He has
nursery containing over 1000 Marsell-
aise trees.
Mr.. Lelong has strong feeling that many
figs already exhibited in certain sections
as the Bulletins importation are SO desig-
mated through error, and that as matter
OF fact more time must yet be allowed for
the fruiting of many of the choicest cut
tings imported.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
ESTIMATED MAJORITY.

ABERDEEN, Is. d., October 2d.-The Re-
publican State Central Committee esti-
mates that the Republican State ticket was
elected by 20 600 majority, that Prohibition
carries by 10000 to $4,000 majority, that
Pierre has 25,000 votes for the temporary
Capital, with Huron good second. Pierre
will undoubtedly be elected temporary
Capital.
STILL INCREASING.
MINNEAPOLIS, October 2d-Dispatches
from the principal towns in South Dakota,
including those that were candidates for
choice as temporary Capital, show that the
Republicans have made a clean sweep of
the State
The majority, as shown by the vote, for
Mellette for Governor and Pickles and Gift
ford for Congress will be from 10000 to
1900. The Republicans will have large
majority in the Legislature, thus insuring
the election of two Republican United
States Senators. The Constitution is car
ried almost unanimously, and minority
representation is so far in the minority as
to be almost lest sight of.
The Capital question is mixed and pro-
hibltlon has met with defeat.
DEMOCRATIC HOPES.
HURON rs. d., October 2d.-Chairman
Hunt y, of the Democratic Central Com
mlttee, asserts tonight that the majority of
Mellette (Rep for Governor will not ex-
ceed 1000. The Democrats have elected
twenty members of the Legislature.
THE OTHER SIDE.
HURON, October 2d-No doubt Pierce
will have from 5000 to 10000 plurality for
the Location of the temporary Capital.
Chairman Mccoy, of the Republican
State Central Committee, places the Re-
publican majority in the State at about
1000. The Legislature will be almost en-
tirely composed of Republicans.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-10-03
JUDGMENT AFFIRMED.
The Supreme Court Decides an Appealed
Case from Placer

The Supreme Court Decides an Appealed
Case from Placer.
In the office of the Supreme Court for the
Sacramento District there was yesterday
filed the decision in the case of Thomas
Quinn (appellsnt) VS.. Patrick Quinn ct al.
This is a suit for an accounting, and is APP
pealed from Placer county. The general
iscts are as follows: On March 8, 1885, the
plaintiff, Thomas Quinn, who was then the
owner Of the lease of a certain quarry,
and the owner of certain personal
property used in connection Herewith, and
of stone which had been auarried and was
on the ground, assigned the lease TO his
brother. On the same day, and as part of
the same transaction. the two brothers
signed an agreement which referred TO the
assignment of the lease and recited that 'the
true consideration of said assignment are
the terms, covenants and agreements herein
contained, end the due fulfliment of the
| same" and provided for the working
Of the quarry. The material pro-
| visions of this agreement were as follows:
The expenses of working the quarry, in.
cluding those previously incurred by
Thomas were to be paid By Patrick, "out
| of the proceeds of the business and the
| net profits were TO be equally divided be.
tween them. The business was to be con-
| busted III the name of Patrick, and he was
TO have complete management and control
| thereof. Bat Thomas was 10 devote his
| time, labor and skill thereto. and was to
ineufe penalty OF So 80 for every day that
| he failed to do so The business was car.
ried on up TO December %, 1885, when
work Oil the quarry was stopped Ga
| February 3. 1886 Patrick. without the
| Knowledge or cor sent of Thomas, trans.
| ferred the lease and ali the personal pro
perty t. one Healv, who thereupon toos
possession and afterwards ordered Thoma.
of The premises The main question is a:
! 10 the validity of this transfer The Coay
below give judgment fer the defendan
Healy, and the plaintiff appeals.
After reviewing the points of law in tht
case at length, the Supreme Court advise.
/ that the Judgment and order denying
new trial be affirmed.