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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
NORFOLK PANT MARKET.

lkoportei Tor inc bl7ReFHi
AUGUST 3i.-Market firm AMI active. sales re-
ported al quotations. Prime, ~. extra prime.
sa5Ac.: .Ommon. jHa3c.; sheued. .A5Sc ;
spanish. &c: factory hand picked. 6s1kc
= A gentleman from Southampton county To-
day says that TIC peanut crop m sofno sections
Of the county will turn out much better man "as
Anticipated some days ago
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FLlrR
corTos REPoar

We quote pins, sasOsstD, sapsrfns. t27Sa
sax; extra. 81 J)AsBT5. family, s1aS&5l patsas
family, country, tL75atAg3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
Democratic Candidate Dead.

ArrsEp. Nh. August 3i.-Wiiliam Emery. tho
Democratic candidate for Congress sgainst
Thomas b. Roed IA the First Maine district lsss
YEAR died thls morning.
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ST. Lsrs, August 3i.-wbeat-Cssh lover:
optious higher the close being y c. above yestcr-
day. only light business was done No st"ls
cash anil August s5Nc.: septemh-r &c aske'.
Corn weak No. mixed, cash. @sasste.'
September closing at 2)'Sc. asked. oats Gnict,
No = cash. 49, May. 22Hc Whtshey, n1I
Provisions strong and higher. PORK. tiLDs
sli.75. Lard, s6a6. 10 Dry-salt meats
SAYS; hnRs and ribs. fa9ossAS1N sn0r>cie.f,
SAssasA6gs Bacon lboxedp-Shouiderr, tAo;
longs and ribs. s6asdio; short-clesr. So ~
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI August Si.-Whes; In gooa o.
mand: 40. : rod. 20. Corn-Sc. nixri. ~
Oats-No. 2mlxed, 2lHc. PORK, Sl. Lsri " ~
bid: f6s3 asked. Bulk meats nrmer, oacSn
stronger. whiskey steady. Hogs easy.
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON, n. c. August u.-Turpennne
Arm at gisc. Ros.n firm; sirainel s1h soon
strained. ssc. Tar nrm ~ ii61 Crude turpeL-
tine arm: hard, 81; yelicw-dip and virgin. s2sa
NEW YORK COTTON FUrURst
INV YORx, August Sl.--Net receipts. none
Rross receipts, - bales. Futures closed hnii snd
steady: eales. z .)0a bales: september. tloss
October, so lqasiO -; November, t1y.aths
December. fa9as9 -. January. fagattE.
February. si003atl0N Narch, tleesAs w " ;
April. si0i5asi0E May. si02sati0Si' june.
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
GO AND ENJOY YOURSELF.
Places In aud Out of Town where Pleasure
May Bo Found.

John Robiuson's big shows will be in
Richmond on Wednesday, September
ilth. At ID o'clock in the morning Of
that day there will bo street parade
They Will have four rings for their cir
cuscs, and their menagerie Is said to be
fine
jamestown Tribe, No II, /. o. R.,
will give an excursion 10 Providence
Forge on September 9th. Music. boat
ing. dancing, ana fishing will be among
the attractions.
The Sewing Society of Clay-Street
Baptist church VIII give moonlight
down the river on the Ariel next Thurs
day night.
On Sunday afternoon, September 8th,
the Ariel will run down the river on one
of her pleasant excursions.
J. VI. Thompson & Co. will give an
excursion to Washington tomorrow
night Train leaves Ella station at II
o'clock. At Quautico the passengers
will take the steamer for Washington.
Jefferson Lodge, |. o. G. T.. will give
moonlight down the river on the ARIEL
Tuesday night,
Beginning tomorrow nlgnt ana con
tinuing through the week, with mati-
nccs Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday.
Professor ID. NJ. Bristols Equescurricu-
Jun wlA be at tho Theatre with thirty
educated horses and eight tiny acting
uouies The show will be interesting.
The policemen Of the Third police
station will have q gala-day Monday at
the Exposition Grounds. There will he
musical entertainment under the direc-
ton of Captain Frank Cunningham. a
prize baby-show, and various kinds Of
games. Those who attend may rest as
sured Of having a good days enjoyment
meteorological Report for August
Tho subloincd table gives sunrise,
minimum and maximum reading OF the
thermometer, the course of the wind at
sunrise, and the amount OF rainfall Tor
the month of August.
The readings OF the thermometer were
taken in an elevated portion OF the city,
the position Of the instrument being free
from any influence Of refracted heat.
They are self-regstering, OF the very best
French manufacture, and the figures are
believed TO be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

To,a, sampling, l,l6S packages
Private sales reported to-day wsre rather
small, and the market Is QUOT but firm.
acknowledgements collections for to-day:
Cigars and cigarettes, t2l5s; tobsoco. a. gs7 81.
Total g. Osl6l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 81 1854
ARRIyEn
steamer Arisi. Doyo Norfolk. merchaadiss
steamer Goids boro. O'Eoli. Philadelphia. msr-
chandiss and passengers; j. W. hetSfrieE.
agent -
c. smith leo Company.
sAUBD.
Schooner Joseph Ruid. Hailock. Ns~oury port
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio railway; vessel, Cur
Schooner Dora Allison, Rose. T'remIey Point
pyrltes. Chesapeake and Otio railway; sessel.
Curtis s. Parker.
schooner Z 7. Coitinghsm, Smith, New YORK,
rnilroad-ties; vessel, Gurus & Parker.
Schooner Thomas Clyde, Frazier. Philafe-
phis poplar wood vessel Curtis snd farker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NBwS Auausf u. lisa
iBy TelsgraDaI
AkAIysn
steamship Roanoke. Norfolk ana sailed
for New forE. norchandiso.
steamship WyaBoke. kichmond. and sailed Tor
New YORK. merchandise
Tug Virginia BhrmAn. Phiisielphis, With i've
barges. 30 load coal
SAILED
Steamship Blackstone, Boston. coal
Steamship HYDE. QneeDs'osn. eoaief.
Steamship Allianca Brazil. Inerchandisas
passengers, and mail
Tug Virginia Ehrman. with fiSe bsrges, PhDsr
deIphis. loaded with coal
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CUrrOs kEPonc
KGke. frm.
or0TArIos1
kfDDLs6 l0Te.
Low hlDDLiSo. f0Hc.
6OODORDtAART. CSC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

poS- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev II. F. WILLIAMS will preach al II A. N. No
service at night
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANoiN CONNECTION THEREwITHThE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
nv telegraph 70 The pispaich.l

Daily Reports from Roth Bosris-Cofto"'
Grain. Flour, and other Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Henry and wIu. to Walter and George
LuAs executors, 95thst " Of sth-ave. years q
same, to " Duncan Morgan. No 81 West 95th-st ?
BAR John 4 and Wife to Robert Watson ct al
ecutors, S ooth.st, lot No 800, years, SIR GOO
Burke Caiharne and husband, TO the NewYork Saw
n su Pak yio5 d e. E S Iey GcR and
9th syes 2I', and Nile SQUARE Road Year. o Zones
Ea George IF ~ and yif d SSG Eliza stedman
1S9e 1 e 70 h yo9TF 200 Ward Real
Estate AssocIato. Of New.Yorts Decstur-sve. OF
Corics jchn and wife. 10 the Irving Savings InSti
tuition. > shave Of 52d-st, year $1,000.
Dtlao----NaW 5 70 Jane claven' Broadway OF
Efhram Zichron u Robert McCaherty 67tr-st
Liaic. John and wife, TO William Hall, c0thst W
Of 2dave, months. $4,000
. W'inecke, Christian and wife, to John LaIocaue.
5lst't e Of 1st.aye, years, $500
Heudwerk ST. Joseph to the Harlem Savings Bank,
KeicSan james S1' to Y GRas %codoock Savage
SSd9 ySsrs s1 P6g6na 1aaner de-
rease1, 1Q5th-st. 2d;ave 5 years, IS 500:
Lalor, Johanna. TO the Emigrant Industrial Savings
essfs ana VIE to I' RekSy
eNgTs 6S fe5t1 s giaye years $4,000
&C. 1stst and adjoining lot No %. cath Ward years.
Murry. John NJ. to Edward Tracy, e cor Varck and
Martin Hannah. ct al, to Edward Brennan Broad.
"0 a I 70 James az s " Shd WIFE ye9G to MSS H Maybc
2zh.st. " 9thaye 3 weeks. $4,000
177h-s. W Webspraye year, morris. $4,000
sehrencr5 Geo. John ct a. 70 the German Savings
Walsh, Thomas j. % Louis w Bell and another excrs
-, isu-st: " ist-ave, years. $4,000.
Same 10 the NeE-YOrk Lumber and Wood Working Co.
n 12thst 1stave demand $40 O00
Same 70 Julius Lpmsn and another cor 1Sth-st and
Woilace, James G and another. to John NJ McGinert
Ct a.. Woostefst Houston-st, year 100000.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SkRANAG LAKE HOUSE.

One mile iron bGTanac Lake Sta4Oh on CnaVaugaJ
Tniargd newly furnished and IN perfect sanitary
condition 1000 feet elevation 900 feet paSzs LIni
nCnT nhys5cans recommend climate for lung and thrqa
tToubles. Malaria and hay fever unknown SpenG,C
,t dshing and hunting Large open hrcplaces in par
ioT dining room and office Table. best IN the noun
tans all decseies OF the season equa 20 pest al sara
Guar. 1....,o.o. SaS1r 90 = 80 " "
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Railroads.
/ EHIGH VAzaEY RAILROAD.

4 r...,..,.
PASSENGER TRAINS Leave foot OF Coruandt and
DesbrOsses SIS as follows;
a m for olatiugtOn and intcrmcd ate points
I'M for ticucVa. Lyons. r|Wfri Rochester, Bu54o
and the West, and pfincipa. local points ChalF car "
Ivons and Pullman Suspension bridge.
- IL A. n for Elmlla and .a.crme1aU points. Chair
VI D. m fof Tunkhannock ami Intermediate points
,ha.r cas- 10 Tunkhlnnock Connection " Reading and
3.IO D. m FOR Tlmira and principal intermediate points
Chair car " l.. ID. Junction ana Pullman sleeper
Chicago. $500, ,...---..,.
5 40 D. III. M1uch Chunk ana Intermediate points
Counoctlin l,caung and ia irl-bG4-.
u. Geneva, Lyons flinir Rochester, Blia.O
and tho West. pullman sleeper " Lyons ana Suspension
Trains leaving at s a,m. II a. ~, l y. m. aad 3 10
m connect Tor all lyint5 tn hahanoY and HazletOn
coal regions. .,.., - --r,,,.e
a. N. for Mauch Chunk. hh14eton ana intermediate
10 D. m FOR Alauch Chunk and intermediate points
d. IN for Geneva. lyons, EniIa. Rochester Bula'o
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge
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Railroads..
EN Nd dKAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
-0OI u LlBERIY.S NORTH RIVER

u NH rdd hAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
AOOI OE LlBERrY-ST., NORTH RIVER
Ann . Ilme Table Of June 30, 1859.
Chung h. ior Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Nauch
etc "HKesbarre and Scranton, Heading. Harrisburg
town and Mauch Chunk s''' 1'''n' he'nie"ei" ""S"'
Dethiebcn ~ iot FlemngtOn Lake Hopatcong. Ilston
Ion PneH Allentown Mauch Chunk, Wi'kesbarrs. scIan
SunburS 'iTg, harisbMfg P0sylls TamaQua Shamokln
town Mn iof tlcnlngton. Ea,ton Bethlehem Allen
34t 'gucn o.unk, Reading Harrisburg POttsville etc
CHAM mn Tor E1son bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch
"a 'iAessnirr, Scranton, Tamaqua, Shamokin.
IA y, ~ l1t Remington, Lake IIODatcOng, EastOn
go aaul . 90 D. m for SOmeryllc and Remington
cbVnt' \, m Tor Eason Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch
"a 'silhk harrisburg, etc. on Sundays 30 pm.
~ d. NJ sundays FOR TastOn and Lake ITopatcong
FopyV d. d, m sundays for Lake Hopatcong.
Cur AT h,d Bank, Long Branch AsbuIy PARK. Ocesr
8o ara Point Pleasant, 100 s:i5 3o ii rs a. n,
q az 50 80 200, 80, 30 10 D. m Sundays
Ocean crnyc: o9 p M sunday trains do not stop at
~ ':s66eTo95 Toms River and Rarneaat, 90 10
ton. 6 seaeh H9vn Atlantic City vneand and Bridge.
nor Perth .gt A@boy 60 90 s15 so 10 30 II rs
sundays Q 700 q. m 200 D. m " ' ~ ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
hoR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &C.
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.AND LONG BRANCH RAIL;
TRAINS FOR I'VE WI4Sr.

Leave Stations. loo. D.s.loss sla CoTtandt s''' :
The Celebrated Ne" i9r and Chicago Lmi'e1
ne pioneer q ias ea . ne seryee eomp1,ea a gA
smoking Cans. lgaei BY noyaole e,,ettric lights daily
Sleeping Cars Dining Car from Philsisp 6ia daily Or
sp'D' s' %ser t9 f Suisse VII T S@an ys.ea
ScheaE Gneipna,i aai S. louis daily. except saiuf.
p n. Paeac Express, with pullman vestlpuIe Sleep
ing Cars daily for Pitsburg Chicago and Toledo. daily
Fog WiliiaH Peff Lock Haven. 200 m 8 90 p. n:
For Lebanon 90 E in 100 p M and Il :l5 night
1dd IL % 49, s 5OS ga 80 p M Sundays
Led ESsris Il Puiimaa pafor Cars daily, eXcep
sunday, 1000 a q: arrive washington 90 , r.;
e. aaa % 2. R. co. I's G5 @ "a Ia %
90 s}S %sQ c5 s9a ana h, l5
ana Cincinnati. secIef. Dining Car. and Coaches
For Aeaniie cis 100 TbrouFsRo can and . 100 p. IN
lions. via RAILWAY and Amboy, 80. 10. 10 n;
sosSS'ee 40 ,d9 9 90 200 a o M o On Bon sg "
Foe git :..!: and Norfolk Via New.York Philadelphia
and Norfolk BaIln A. 90 p m aaily VIA baltimore
pos ana Fay Is5yS 100 nne eSahGcs with all through
trains at, jersey City aaording speedy AMI diFecs
FOR PHILADELPHIA. EIprcs. Trains leave Now;York
l5 a9 a i 90 s6 thfit5 tna Wa
p75ns 'i4 od 70 SS'19 90 % 5" '3a j 90
100, 30, 20 and 90 y. All - Is night. Ac-
coinilo tation II 10 ~. 40 aud 90 D. m sun
DAYS Express. 90. 10 100 9 Limit a aud 10 nL,
1880, 90, 80 20. 80, 100 aad 90 .. M and
Trains leaving New YORK daily. eSeepi sundly at 90
aud II 10 a. m. J. o (. 5. D.. NJ ana 10 and
90 J.. ~. Sundays Grcg for Camden.
Ticket omees, Nos. l. 435. $40 and 9il ID! afway 1
House d. s5fOeses ana COrtlaAdi SIS
Coyrtst and Brooklyn AnneS station feot OF Fullon.
ErO0klVn 20 Hu1a0I-sf UohGke station. Jersey
CITY Emlgrant Ticket ONCE Casrle Garden.
The New-Yok Transr Company will call for AMI check
CIIks u PuGIf j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PAssE Agent
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Railroads..

NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL r. X. or NTW.JFRSEY
PHILA. AND KEA DING T. X
and BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
Solid Tran1N9 TI R EG E o 2Ie t9 F1; Time
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 12rH
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of NewJersey,
foot LOcrty-st North River
For Washington and Baltimore 30 a. m II a. IN. ;
30 80. 1876 p. l. night. sundays 80 a. I.
80. so. 10. p. M j. night.
AL trains stop az Chester and Win ngOn except 10
For PhiIadclphla atA as 20 30 II a 80.
49, 56 a. n . g. 60 &c. 5 j. 30 oSD f S a
oGl as 9iI TI46 I.323 B-oIdway 49, Gth.av-.. 81
west 12jthst 1872 Fast l25thsi., Sew-YOrk; COurt-st
$50 Fu.ion-st.. - Broadway, Brooklyn
New York Transfer Company W!u call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
NEW-NORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE AND ASBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH,
sPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT
Time tatlc in effect July l. 1889. Trains leave New.
m. u noon. 20 10 lcNp.es 40 leApfes, except
Red Bank), 20 express. $40 :OO D. Sundays.
From FOOT Of LHcrty-st. 90 10 30 11:15a n
] 30 80 80 lexprc,-) 4 100 80 Cexpress) 80
(express) 10 D. n. Sundays. Q 800 a m. 700 =. n.
Sunday trains do not stop AZ Ocean Grove ami Asbuly
eupsrpjenient Cent pass Agent Pean r r
H. p. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pas. Agent c. Il X. Of N. J.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. THE STANDARD RAILWAY or AMERIC2
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT ny THE
IETERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM
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NORMaNDlE.5Y.THE.SEa

NORNANDIE NEW-JERSEY.
Near Scabrghu,
FRONTING ON TIE OCEAN AND SHREWSBURY
RIVER
Fine Surf Bathing, Boating and Fishing. Hot and Goa
Sea Water Baths IN the Hotel Cuisine ami attend
maintained 10 October l.
r. X. Depot NOrnandie. p o. Seabrlght.
FERDINAND 7. EARLE, owner and Proprietor.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. C.. Il
siatlon NswYork rs follows and twenty minutes earlier
nom foot Of Jsy-st.. \. l. Chicago. Detroit Loulon.
Hamilton % 80 o. M. . - IS 10 p m. st. Louis,
. 10 . rs r rr Toronto - 5j m. rs g 10 p.
Montreal auaa. Fart > 80 De Niagara Fails -yra-
Cusn CUcs aul principal ltHi 1e stations, rs. 90 so
a. NJ - rs. rs m. and a. II 30 a. m. for Utica
nniyl. Kngstol. Ssugertes, Cltskl, Albany, 3:15.
= rs sg:5f faI ~ 30 70. m. and t0 T. s5.15,
: is NJ Newmre 30: 10 a. NJ. 10. :i5. 80 Ga
nj rs D. on. Ilaler.tlw. 30 q. as. rs D. NJ.
Saratoga Special ID go .. H. Is. f5 y. m Drawing
n.4rIup.rulm cul- 20 Caldwell saturdays only Isl l5
~ n. Lake. Moh.uk .Ei Mnaow'ska. Via New. Palz.
90 aI ~ 30 q. n. ID M SATURDAYS only; tsj as
d. M Drawing Room Cl's % Kingston on o. tal ~ 80
4. M. u. trains. KHit lstlll. Hunter Grand
TIotoi station. ana Ihpeuici1 10. .. ~ 80 o. h.,
4 n. M. Safuriny, only. Drawing Room Car 10 Grand
1lo-.l o. o:f5 D. Drawing Room Cars 10 Grand
IIot station aul 90 PhDeuicl f'l Hotel ka1tarkiu
Mountain n .usc) .. fal ~ 30 20. Do. and rs 2:i5
D. M trains. PaieaNle Calrl AMI Nounqin flouss
S,at'on. 3.t5 10. 9" lll 80 o. ~, g. 40 D. IN
2 45 D. IN. train. Elegant sleeping Cars for Buffalo,
Nlagofa Fall- Tolont. Uellit Chicago aud st. Louis.
iDfiiy. fDsny. ~r.rt saturdays Other trains
eaIiy except Sundays. 90 s Leave jersey
INV F. r. r. station ali 20 a. IA. 3 80 D. N. Hobosen
West Shgs station. eli .H .. 3 80 p n. For TICK
sts time table,. INF rmst apply AZ oc0s BROOKLYN
s3g Wsshlngt0n-.t, 72b Fulion-s. Annex OICe foot
Ful,on.st New-YorS Cy-25l 3J3 7S5. and $40 Broad
VA. 1892 Baws'y ~ Pork tlece % West i2;,hst god
st. n X. Westcoifs Express calls for and checks bag
GAGE from hotels ana residences. G. =. LAMBERT, Cen
ersl Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt ave.. n. \.
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Giir propertn 60 Get.

A LARGE STORE and basement to let. on leadin,
"A downtown street very light; 200 feet front 5000
square feets pMer II desired possession
noderste rutland WHITING. 5 Beekman-st
" UILDINGS. stdnes. lofts orces TO let in John
- Fll.on, Beskplan, Chambers, Nassau, William. Gin,
Pearl and Water sts, and vicinity.
rutland & WHITING Beekman.st
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FOR THE BERKSHIRE HILLS - chr,
FAST P.ITsFiELD AND NORTH ADAMS, sIE;,
IT Us vi ccraut Wagner Druwns-r'On cars ~ .I-h
- burc without change leave GIan1 central St,oA
~, Harlem Division daily except suhna ~ ~ 90 = LII
va a "a n NJ, Fast time. superior serYlce.
ana ~ NroTfCr,V GEORGE RI. DANIELS
U y al. Cien'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
Summer Resorts.
GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRONDACK mount AIMS
LAKE GEORGE,

VIA THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON RAlLRoAp.
The Favorite Tourists Route TO SARATOGA. LAKE.
CHAMPLAIN AUSABLE CHASM, SHARON SPRlNSS'
CooPERSToWN THE GRAVITY RAILROAD. &c.
The Shortest Line Between New crk and Montreal
Direct rail communication via Plattsburs TO Sarahae
Lake. Only one hours stage ride 70 Lake Placid OF
St. Regis Lakes o. miles shortest route from 1'o"'
York. For illustrated guide hotel and clearinghouse
list time tables. maps &c. inclose six cents IN stamps
" j. w. BURDICK. General Passenger Agent
IL. G. YOUNG ID Vice. President, Albany, n T.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
tOR LONG BRANCH. ASRURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE, &c.
FfDm Pier s. n r.

nv palatia steamers
MoNAOUIH, SANDY HOOK AND ST. JOHNS
Ier mghand Beach seabreht Monmouth Beach and Long
.9o NJ a. - 40 300 II 100 a. 90 80 :15
X e. ~ ~, sundays, 80 n. m, 90 D. m.
tdoeren, Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Point
p. 49, . wv WV N'-O' WV
d For LSakewooi' Toms River and Barncgat 4:So m
o foT Bach Haven Atlantic City, vinelani and Bridge
For ATLANTIC Hlchlahis 30, 90 a. m q 90 satur
90 ohyl' 80. AIS 80 D. Sundays 80 a. IN.
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BENSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA

For other real estate ads. sec sth
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REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE

49, ,vos fair attendance at the Real Estate Ex-
mango Yesterday when John I. Boyd offered at auc'lon
nnder foreclosure, Nos. 1,O9s, 100 ana l'io-
r,rst ave three fvesory brick flats and stores OH
lot 75xlOo They sold to the planpit' Newman
couan for s73.650. William kennelly and Brother
"a ,,o northwest corner OF seventy hfth-st ana
rr,h ave II feet in the street by 102 in e Avenue,
s,r story brick dwelling and lot, for So2,-uV 70
NJ NJ Svrray: also plot in Concord-ave norm Vi
"a; SoxiOO for "a $50 to tho plaintiff Dore
ycn has sold at private sale 10 IT. SpsdOeet ST.
story oT,tS and niu NnS hi s1es for
between TsnM Murphy reported the following sales by
her The upper w Ssnder to p William HG scho for
az 1000 also plot in Tremonts 75xloo arsce rpos
Boss " so64rt iOr LEWIS JACKSON to James
r, S1r 81 600 also plot IN Frederlckst forun
55x Anderson 70 o w IN Morr ds% e plot
r. oe %Ssp" north Of Tremont-ave Ann W. Mis- TO
Is.sc AndersoD for S17 800.
New.YOyk Friday; Aug . 1889:
The tsnoxns gales were held at the Exchange anu
Auction NOVEL, By John 7. Boyd
klSs i sss NIX 5.S 81 Sof ssB 30 ''''
nv William Kennedy & Brother.
ery aens gs lot N0 M 81 Ea's ga 1905 Ss
cor tshay OcOncoId.sve go II Of bvlsiOn.st. COX
,o65. In ogden, s4,e50
Ao'' -''''N BY James @. Labor
Sale OF building with lot No. 1913 East soth-st, Of
sasye., was adiourned'tO August Oh
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CITY,
iI,haye n cor OF 6Sdst 1oox200; II ] Grant .ooo
Sheriff % Coates ,;;coa,i ,IIoooyico ~
io1sSe an 1sll pds to Y Della B1fnsiinc 1850
,,S SssSe cor OF SJth-st 23.2xso; :,
sally syan to S'r iS. os Us and $50; Levy
,osss.si Su sSs It ii 2d-ave, i66xi00e
eNec'rs Philippine HafIner 70 Z hElplslell;; 1'oOo
ca4gsT 10 Ks Sp al 1850
e7t s., M6cst,e 1gg 70 ziehron EphF1n ls5OO
72d-st = 3G7 It " Of SHAVE lsxlo22; Eliza g,
beth Coates 70 Witnele n ioa
WoosteT,st S. 175 II N Of Spring-st 2ox1OO; -
Davis and wife TO NJ A Levy-;....-.3 20
71st-st n 5, 100 f. of 7th-ave, 7oXlOO.5; 40 ron
,ot have = s. 2S2 Il n OF 9eth.st, 252xs0; A
Me Donald 20 J A Rockford.
2a Seier 70 samuel SS kenpef $4,000
n MeeoSah ~. "'.."-' 1900
Ness. :, 90 70 N Wright -oNoo.D 5000
MOTIFS 1n,r FEC Church 10 Shaw $500
Woostcr.st c 5, las II Of HouStOn.st 25AlOp;
McGinert ct al executors TO u "alHlc' a. soo
Edgecomb-ave w s 99.I1 n Of 141st-st Fred M An
erlek Beck TO John ) Robinson. oVOVV
7h;aNe; Fyed der i9 Beck 10000
ward 5Ox12O; the Twenty fourth Ward Real . ooo
Estate Association 10 J Clarke 49,: z'oVV
s'h;sN Ke.sneS TO 4 Tierneyo 10000
&C Ellen Blais1e TO VIM IL jacobs et al
oOth-st, Nos g. TO- and IL East Wltthaus
executor 70 J. 4 Zolikofler--
Game property; same 10 saIne---------
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
FAST TRAIN, WITH SLEEPING OAi"''
THE PREFERRED ROUTE,
NETWORK CENTRAL AND
ROME. WATERFOWL AND oGDENsBURG X, Ks.
Train with through sleeping ears ieayes Orda .
Depot D. m. except saturdays. over the g'e ia n m,
Utica IL as m, running along the suhes val,ev
Adirondacks and through the beautiful BacH ht
arriving az Paul Smiths Station via NortneI ~ Pau
r. r. 32 a. m. connecting with stasc olI'd Sscs Pan
Smiths Hotel 80 a. Returning stdge N oi.hSs
Smiths Hotel D. m. Sleeping cars leave fsui 9, rrvs
Station Northern Adirondack T. H. 70 p ,rn New
Grand Central Depot GAS q. m inc Dih' LAWN -
York by this line has been reduced 70 o.-
ii ID HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS SIAIdoN'
1912 HOURS TO PAUL SMITHS HOTEL
Connections are made for Ssfanac Lake and ell Adron'
dack Mountain resorts.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Fast train with sleeping NewI 70 Ciay,on;
leaves Grand Central Depot every Jay p m, arrives
Clayton :55 a. m, Alexandra Bay ~ a. M gfA p oSS
This train connects steamboat dock Sayoh WIN h1yd
Mail Line steamers for Montreal. quebec 9hn River
Saruenay passing Thousand Islands and sapus Oy usy
light arriving Montreal 80 D. m. .,
EXCURSION TICKETS and sleeping car acGenlt .s
tons can be obtained at all n. Y. O. and H. X y n 4io-
re sure they read via Utica and r., w anu y. y. ~
Send il cents postage for illustrated book 2OO pages 'FBo
octave size, the very best book given away
THEo. BUTTERFIELD,
Gen'l Passenger Agent Il, W. o. H. r.
Oswego ". Y.
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flats 60 Eet, llrfurnlsheo.
prn GOODS

CARPETINGS, Rugs. Mittings, OilclothS. at
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Fancy Furniture. Folding 81 Is. ANDREW TESTERS
SONS. III Broadway.