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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-16
sEPYTOME OF NEWS.
A. Choice Collection Of the
Latest News Greatly
Condensed
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Louis Martin, the priest unfrocked in Wis.
eonsin because he married, has disappeared
from Montreal, where hehas lately becn, and
is believed to have gone back to the church.
Inspector Byrnes OF New York. says he did
not apologize to Mrs. Martin, formerly Vic.
toria Woodruff. when she called on him. but
he told her and her husband that he was
responsible for the statements he had made
and that he was ready to be sued at any
TINA
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-16
po,Nos OF THE WICKED.

DOINGS OF THE WICKED.
Eddie the thirteen-year.old son of Frank
Scribncr Of Hllsboro, N. H., hanged himself
A punishment inflicted the day before was the
cause Of the net.
Fred W. Newburgh, who has inst been de.
sposed from the sccretaryship of the Columbus
Baseball club, is O denulter to the sum of
1000.
aenry Sayles, the "boodle" alderman, who
been in Canada for some years, has sur.
ere0 himselfin New York. He gave bail
was released.
!kt Williamsburg, Ohio, William Winters
and susan Luther drank pine OF whisky
and ore. dying, Paris green was found in the
bottle. How it came there is a mystery.
j. Monroe shellenberger. the Doylestown,
Pa, lawyer who ran away several weeks ago,
after. swindling clients and farmers in Bucks
County out oi nearly $50, 900, has returned
from Tacoma. WASH, and given himself up.
Mrs. Calvin Myers was arrested at Coying-
ton, KY, charged by Edward Hathaway
with the embezzlement Of o., 700 ofhis money.
She Claims to be the heiress of Peter Goelet
of New York:
John Low, a German tenant on one OF
James McMannis' farms near Winamac, Nd,
had trouble with McMannis and hired Michael
Connor to kill McMannis. Both have con.
fessed.
Joseph Schwartz, the noted pawnbroker Of
Kansas City, has been arrested on an indict-
ment returned by the grand jury charging
him with grand larceny and receiving stolen
property.
Mrs. George Rowe, an actress, died ut Syra-
cuse. N. Y, from the effects of IL pistol shot
wound. She claimed before losing conscious
ness that it was an accident but it is thought
she Intentionally shot herself.
While three prominent young farmers of
Humboldt. ILL.,, were on their way home one
OF them, James Rogers, was set upon by the
other two, Alfred Campbell and George King,
and beaten to death with clubs.
At Bordentown, N. J.,thSiury in the case of
Mrs. .Vandegrift, charged with administering
croton oil to her son. Frank G. Norman, with
intent to kill him in order to secure the ipsur.
ance money on his life, has returned verdict
of guilty.
Capt. Joe Means, proprietor of the Daily
Hesperian, was shot and killed ut Gaines.
vile, Texas, by Charlie Ball, nn employe of
the Register. newspaper controversy ia
supposed to have caused the trouble. Ball
was arrested.
On q passenger train near Clay City, Ky.,
Burt Akers, drunken section boss, fired
several shots at Jerry McMullin and his wilc
were wounded seriously, and Miss Lowry, n
passenger on the train, received probably
fatal wound.
Charles Smith, proprietor, of the leading
cafe in Pierre, S. D., suicided by shooting
himself through the hendwith revolver He
was one of the oldestsettlers in Pierre. Do.
mestic troubles are assigned as the cause
He was formerly from Wnverly, Iowa.
James Tnlrd has procured warrants for
"sdent Pfeiffer, ofthe Baak of
'phia, and Charles Men,
It Philadelphia branch
$3.50 dedosit when
'nsolvent.
Marlett shot
ID Lewis Bell
'''"v refused
'heriff
IT,
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ENGLISHMEN AMAZED.

Marvellous Manner in Which Amer
lea is Becoming Settled.
LONDON, Special. The statement that only
about 100000 square miles OF land slitab lie
for settlement by cmigrants remains in the
United States has come like revelation to
Englishmen h"m have been
clingin" '"s
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INGALLS, ROASTED.

The Farmers Alliance at Outs With
the Kansas Senator.
Kan, Special. In letter pub
inltltc Alliance Tribune, Pres
nnss, Alliance of
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE,

on0 Ms .,,,SS SATURDAY, Moy 1870 800 NJ,
The os r the week sSdOsg us sau
5. at the Exchange and Auction Room. was si19,s2o
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week ending with Saturday Nov. is.
Exchange and Auction Room.
TO-DAY tMoNDAY). NOV. TO-
Foreclosure sale lots. 25xl02.2 EACH and 5-story
SCs 49, sSc snS '$ Et SS
Gina and Van corllandtave, adjoining Bedford Park.
2''h "'' TUESDAY. NOV II.
foreclosure sale. lot. 23xioo5, and 5-story building
gao aa Eis sSar 6udng lO2 70 G s.s s le'
ia ssd s -, G%S, st and two ':'ry 7 Sga
s.id l.A'y Saldpr, ''Sa sa' lot se.
.nsS building 90 %sss s as I
sale 60 lots located 30 Elton and Boston
and III i9ist sts s$d and oath wards Public auction
o d a s o 5 S1Sna and NJ ,S dwelling
sl77 West 57th.st Of sth.aye lots. 2oSe9 each
%ss st. lisSst % Il t1 St 2SSoo
each willard-ave, 525 II Q OF 3d-st oath Ward
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lots. 25xabout75 each, and -story buildings Nos
and Nosrandave. OF wallabolt-st lots 2oxloo
rs Of Manbyave; lot, G5xlOo, and 4.story building
90 Sx-, on Walton.st corner Wallabout-st
NEw-JERsEY PROPERTY.
acres OF land and building, Constable Hook, Bayonne
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER II.
FOreccsyTe sale lots 2'ss9 and S s,G Gst' E o
70 limo r and history dvelinel ioi
corner 10fthst lots, 1Sx50 EACH and similar Duid
ings Nos 1913 to 19 Manhattan-aye adjoining ABOVE
iot Io1ix50 and similar building No III Manhat.an.
ave southeast 105thst; lot 2OxlO0o anu fs.ory
dwelling No 1l9 East 57th.st, 2lo II OF Lemngton
At so II OF ithave partition sale plot OF aha V'SyS
and portion 5stoy building Nos ~ TO 80 west ~
st. 3G2 II W OF 5thave EXECUTOR sale lou Aa'oS ~
100 and 4-stOry dwelling No t75 Madson-ave ;, OF
sSd.st lot 81. 6xs0x2l 7x70 and t.story building no
sss cr"e o Sosf sSdas
10 7 Oak.st s. e OF New-Bowery; lot 2ox2oo ana
4.sory dwelling No GO East 49hs s. W OF ParKayee5
/ lot. 2O10o.11, and similar building No h dt
Fat i5th.st s. 1928 n 2dave lot, 1sxloo D. and
istory dwelling No lao West 64thst. s. 391 u 20.
umbus.aye . lots 17xS1 each and 4-story buiidhg NOS
/ o16 and 21S 1Oth-avc. 3. 7O.i It 1ith'st
THURSDAY, nov. 10.
Foreclosure sale, lot 15x1022, and 3-story qwenihg,
No rs Fast 73d-s 40 IT Lexlngton.aNe executive
sale lots 50xlO0 EACH Cedar Place AZ ~ Iinon
ave lot 25x9S and 2story house Detnonico tiace,
Ok n ear Place. Trustees sale 126 lots on oouSnern
boulevard. Pentod and Croona aves IrpmVhs: 9aS
auction lots 25xl00 each southern Boulesr;, 81
n brown Place; lots 25XlOO each las. ~. ~
st POS II Aexsnderaye lot 25XS2 Wess , dS IN
~ 100 II Oth.ave; 303 lots and houses locatc1 on
Shore Road First and Narrows aves. 49, 'fth anu oh
s;s Bay Ridge, l.. l.
NEW.JERSEY PROPERTY.
plot NJ land 2JOxGes and 2-story house and outbu-
nrs Prospectst., Fast Orange N j.
FRIDAY, NOV. II.
Foreclosure sale lots. 25x8911 each on I4SthIst "
corner Undorhlayc. Trustees sale Dlo OF anu 40
1Soxos 4x12 and 0story building, Nos oO0 10 oo.
lst-aye q corner 3Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
,.,,v ,1,urr MONDAY NOVEMBER TO- lsso-rwELvE
THE STATE or TRADE.

Run,lo Nov s.-wheai--There was nctvc figuring TOT
g. hard and No Northern $1,000 bush seld az ao DOW
4 S sns a. sos 30 Northern 's
an oSs closing 1t inside figures winter grades du a.
srss ...s s'd .e g. q N shs
opened weak 600 sush NO o. a. ssons and
h r. SSe ' sa - S.S ys'SSss
No g. 5esc In o.s hm sse. esro os,os no No
white earosds No wss s vi se' IN ssore She
.rs1 Barley quiet and lower NO Canada e4s
No g. No sds s ssocc choice wss'G mc H.
saS see State crowcd osie 2rowsd ssSsoe Rye
FSSs s easy psss sfm ' soac
- iSqs bran ss spring 7 Canal freighs sm to
New.York-wheat, ttc corn s5s c =, i,bacy ~ *
sc Flour ss 900 bls; wheat 2is 600 bush corn
la ooo bush Canal shipmepssnWnes. % ~ eo
sod s1 Sa.i oa falrosS shp%nt.osi 10000
Sbs Wheat SiOoo bush; corn, $4,000 bush barley
r,o amet and steady Howardt and Western sppsr
sa%s po do extra 10 asa 90 DO family q .Sas5 70
city mills no era Ss .ps do s. csss5 do straight
patent s * Co. do extra 4oasi o. % I'm
fairly active Fu, Te@ BE WESTERN weak 10 win
s7sasise May 81 ooai Go @ vear "a
Western essy s a57c May 5s'd5oe oats firm and
steady Rye fairly active, prime 70 ehS oes tmoS s s
l2. ssaa4 1S Hf Butter s'h
sugar quiet Ss copper
rensa IA:s whsss n acoo Sbs wheat
bysh: corn 900 bush cats 600 ohsh Sc SVo "n
shipments 17es bpi' a TS oo bvsh corn 1000
pox,oo Nov. s.-Mark,ts unchanged. Iccepts-Flour
1900 bbls and 5000 sacks; corh' i'''o' o'''' '''
Chicago. Now s.-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
COTTON MAEEETSABY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Nov. s, p. m.-Cotton-Ameriean miudlins.
5sd The sales the fay included 900 bales Ant rcan
closed quiet tut steady American m1dnnf low
nddlng cla Sc November delivery lsGtdo 1864; No
vemter and December delivery IsG4go i9.0id December
ruary delivery 2l64d buyers February aid March de;
ak 266id April and May delivery 276id5 - $40 May
and June delivery 30G4d sellers June and July deN-
GALVESTON, Nov. s-C:tton quiet middsg 9i6s low
1Ss bes exports Great Britain. 0,6lo; sales 1,2o'
stock, 11S, S9i. Ian, ., $500. - .
gross receipts 295 bales exports caswise 1884 sales.
Savannah Nov S-Cotton quiet mddlIng, DC low mid
ding Size good 0ninoIy 79,c net and gross receipts,
G93 loes. experts Britain. G701 to the Con-
tinent i $50 coastwise. $685. sales. 1,2O0 stock,
lis, f54. ,,,,, -,c
low middllng. ij1oc god ordinary 7.loe net r.
ain 10 3Si; 10 France, 1900; coastwise. 1O9 tales.
Q, SEQ; stock 1G7,0I7
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LIVE. STOCK MhRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Nov. s.--CatrleReeeipts last "a hours. slit
head total for week thus far 20,s60; for same time last
week 90 $50 consigned through 10 head. all OF whet
10 New-York 20 head for sale market slow Sheep am
Iabs-Rereip- last "a hours 5000 head total for weet
thus far $500 for time last week 400 COZ.
signed through 1000 head 800 OF which 70 New
York: @ 400 Tor sale; market dull and unehangdj
Iioe-Recelpts las. "a hours 70 oo head total for week
thus far l. $50 for time set week 81 20 con-
signed through $40 head 57io Of which to NewYGk
and mixed. i5ssd2oi heavy Workers s4dsi 10; light
81. Louis, Nov. s.--(atte-Ieeelpts, 500 head ihp-
ment 300 Market stronger good 70 fancy native steers.
srs s2ass Texans and indians, y Sodss 60 ibgs-
weak fair choice heavy 70 9odsi mixed grades 50 5Oa
90 30 llght fair to best 1873 65ds3 go.
Chicago Nov s.-"The Evening Journal reports Cat
tleSReeeipts 1000 head for ne w,.s 7oT51: 9arks.
nediSm ard good s4dsl 70 commen So 5o1+s rs Texas
40 J5aso IS rangers e d&3 So Hogs-Recelpts 20 600
medium ana packer: steady ish, 1c IoSs5 rN,sS and
s3 i5ds3 So shce-Res eipts 800 head steady stock
teeder- 20 soas4 natives Rined eve. and wehsr.
SiHs4 SIS all prime wei hers ~ 81 @5 Is; Westerns
AasI 80 Texans. 90 7oasi 20. Lambs - sods5 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
DEN N SYLvANIA
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 3. 1890.
Trains stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlands
800 4. M.sTME FAST LINE for the West Pullman
ss e5b snd rt 30 Cars hssso ,es me-
9 81 s Lsc hays A and s noSS %
1919 samppsd aeSse fN funaR
TSs state Room sse"g Rs@g s%sSs
tenOgrsphers and tpswerS bathrooms for both sexes.
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati $40. and
a.oo S,i:s% MEsT hoyfs Chicago AND CINCINNATI
5ssS and S
einnati ii 100 Chicago 200 p m. and St. Louis
ESQ 'P p r ne WESTERN EXPRESS for all points ia
Moawest and = spTys; T. Iu%ap Tsssvs
ssenns Jar Memphis,
& ssa Ses And pdr" D S
s 80 sssns s M a r a9S .s s.
s %SScfF TSFRHss
gStsn ia tnc shsnaSdcaS yasy %eesd.y; =
s.s T. .' ca
Ss HiSs:. & fsnsS F,s
With Dining Car NeWEore Batmore daily excep;
sunday sSa 1Se aIss; % Sa S bSns
s s sse s15ye p %!sasSson s2 p &c. 5efgss
90 M sus saa - s ana 80 Eor @? 80
peaEe and ONO haway amg CINCINNATI slesspers'
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and Intermediate sta
tions weekdays, 3:10 9, m, IL 30 and $40 p. N!
Park on Sunday.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 100 D. m. Through Day Coach
weekdays, connects for Cape May and Browns Mnis.
For Old Point aud Norfolk, via New-lorx, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 100 Q. M. daily except sunday
and 90 D. daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
d. M weekdays.
~ " FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave follows -
90 90 90 30, 8 90. Chicago Limited with
Dining Car. and 10 10 Washington LmitSf and IL 90
A. M 10 90 900 > 10, 90 80 90 80, 100.
600, 80, 500, ard 900 p .. and ~. y rs night
DAYS, Express els 80. o 100 90 LlmItedi. and 10
a. M, 200, 100, 80. 5 100. 80, 100: and 900
D. M, and 10 rs night. Accommodation, 100 p. N.
The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage hotels and residences through 70
destination. -
Of the company. - ,roon
CIIAS. r. PUGH, J; Y. WOOD. -.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bovd John and wife, to Thomas w Knox, n cor lou
ave and 27th-st years, $4,000
Cranes Philip TO Bernard Galewski. n Stanton"
W Columbia ST. installs, 80, 40 - ,oo
Cunningham, Patrick and wife. to Joseph II CunDhs'
ham W cor 2d-ave and 100h-st, years $4,000. Oh,
Doylc Lauehlln to North River Savings Bank, so-u'
st, e 10th.ave, / year, ell 600 oo q, q
Fettretch, Mary l.. TO VIM VI seymour, loz'''
0th.avc / year, ~, 300. a., ,,,, works
IIarif Anna and Conrad, IT, to Lorilard BricP wofHs
Co ; i15th-st @ Sthaye, ! year, 5000. ,,.r.s
Hoffman, Isaac, TO Jonas Well and another, o'ro'''
st. mortgages installs, 410S57. 49, az 9th
Karst, John d. IT, TO Jacob Korn, 37th't' o'h'
ave. / year, ~ 900. 49, 49, oo,hs g. o
Kuenzei i, to Il Miller No. $40 West 3oth-st' Z
years, 81, 900. .ooo fam
Mitchell Carrie and NJ, to Mutual Life Ipu5ananSoe oon'
many . = 1oTth.st ~ OF 7h.ave / year, El3,0Oo
Muldoon J. to II NJ Bendheim $ 'oth-st' " OF
Ave \, $4,000. ,,. . -,
Ryan Mary Il. to J Parsons, Camtelling-ave OF
UniOn-ave years. 81 ECO. ,o.. .,o
n Of GOthst, demand. els, 500. c. 49, 49,
Warner w, and wife, TO Bell q son. CUE
Madson.ave and 1O6th.st, l year, 5000
Wright. S o. to Ross 12sIst Oh Lehox'
ave, 3 mos 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
DroposlIs.
DEpOT OUARTERMASTERS OF

DEpOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, 80
~ Whitehall Street october 18th, 1s90-Sealed pro
osa in pcae VIII be res S,Hsn s tbs Sca u az IL
ssss 81 ny sS %.is ss 4
yard sss, aay or all p pSpcS r
addressed the Depot oparsernaster ALEX j. PERRY
ID KOPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
hus 2nso F so VII hSfPss
SoysInbsr L. 1890 Sealed proposals IN trpIsas
st ssSsG s ONCE Co until mi 10 ' o'clock
i5aSps sh sqR ae SC he
sstence stores-Bacon, Beans RiGe Teas Sugaf-EktrA
CSs cn and snd
& &C. sRS S M
see schedule Information with conditions, lists Of arti;
s k IaS sds les Ct Rsacs any all
proposals Envelopes containing bids, should be marked
for SopPSSs SgSnSd N0yembE
a. q. &. S. U s. A. -.'.
ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
philaaelphs Depot Of the g. psp S: i SIS
posas in trplicate viii be received Of office until II
Monday 8 1870 % flor SGE s,,y n' MS
5000 Yards o. D. shifting and cape lining flannel flannel
Of ali articles can DO seen at schuylk Arsenal this city
Bid. delivery ct other points VIII also be entertained
deliveries the right to reject any
or all proposals Preference given to articles OF domestic
1r @slq S du tn sgSs
be msa T o h duty rad Of the
soG al @ be for BY
office upon applcaton Envs0pes conSanng proposals
O. NJ. General, u D. A.
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WHEAT NO. 2.

eharsed winter patents d 00as5 90 spring patents 50
as 30: bakers S36s4 No spring wheat oo2ci 20.
spring wheat SAC red sel2c No. S sorn ace
So raSseed nj SO prime timothy seed 81 25aS 25 mess
pork per Dbl 50 lard per 100 o ~ bSse
IS 4ods5 62 short clear sides boxed 50 30; %,ssS
No p white oats 100 4fc No. 3 do. 4oaiohc; No
20 z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

" FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER
4:so a. m. nor for Eastoa. Mauch Chunk wnkesbarrA
sssSgs o Hs.o Ssass chss s
Wilkestarrs and scranton.
55Ss sn sn sG Massn Chunk On Sundays
and 90 H. for Saa n1ssa aas
sSamokia san6ury' wiliamsport Through Buffet PaiOi
'i 90 p Megsh Chunk Rssdns Hsrs
chSns ana M for Eaon Maueh Chunk Reading Harris
burg wiikcsbarre Scranton. ramaqna Potts'e. Shame.
6, E EasSn s SsusS cSsnE Reading Harris.
burg g. suS ss fas e snd p Allentown
ffo Foo an,ls Mshand: So a. t'S oS;,S, niS
i For F re- ID L a5. Sis, 1870 M. So 80
fo p Long Branch and points South Point Pleasant
. ans ldyd 70 and &oaS PARK o
Red Bank at so atS SIN 30 !, rs 80 400.
20 For 0 lakewood Toms River and Barncgas as SIS
For Atlantic City, viaeland and BrdsetOn a, AS am.
SnTos sS n Sc and an ssnsSss STA
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For a SS r. 90 80 80
svSDsxS 20 Avn H. 81: ZOO no 800 % ' 80
For ba,So1s t and Washington daily a, 90 II 80 x.
,'ss 3 sS$st s..sI s:.s?., .ss
n'iss@ 'sS % w s:';Ss
except Saturday night Sundays 100 p. m.
Tickets and ParoCr eats can be- procured at H. est
isSA ia Sas. | a s:N'S coar 81
Futon-st 9S Broadway, Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes earlier from Zoo, Of Jay.stS: 1850
for Midtietown Ellenyllle Liberty Delhi, Norwen,s
Oneida Oswego; Cheagc 80 m for Campbell hsi:
Mddetown, Eenville. Liberty; rs D. M. for Middle
town. Liberty Walton Oneida Central square oswegc.
Rochester Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago St. LSusx
Daily All other trains daily except SUNDAYS. TSksS
timetables. a23 Bray. J. G. ANDERSON. Gsa1 -
senscs Agent 10 Exchange Place. n. y.
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: General Es.sesn of.e.. ass broadway.
----
WyEST SHORE RAILROAD N Y

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. c. &
w II. r. X. r. Co.. Les.ee.-Traps leave West .ed. 81
sM q. ss q Jays saa Il Se sss.
Detroit and Chicago. % S5 a. M .s;ls m. rs r. n
SaG y aaaalS' Koshs.ssf sS:pen;iea Bridge. Mag
g rs and all 80 M, only 10 Utica. Kings
ton; 3 30 = rs .9S6 al ;So a. 90, IS Is and
81 go M; 90 saS; SIP tr.a:seas, j West ss
g "a At 20 NJ 4 a. = 90 $50 .S;is SsS % 80
% :l6 m. Elegant sleeping Buffalo Niagara
Falls Detroit. CHICAGO, and st. Louis ali through
70 ;soo a. m! 400 m. Jersey city z r n station
arday All other trains daily except sunday For tickets
ioaso aSpS ONES snc & va
Fulton at Annex office. foot Futonst Ncw-Yok City
place 80 West iSS,s,t and West shoEY Ssssoa. foot e
New.Yosk.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CT
eads 100 It W OF 1st-ave, 25x10o.5 Cramer to

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. T. CITY
oSdSS ca ,vU ~ VI .'.......... sl7 900
stanton,st s. = e trnm OF ooiumo' 4o75o
sedrvIck.aye W s. adjoining lands u ID Andrews,
man Harlem River front; Isabella dc Montigney
to New YORK Skin and Cancer Hospital
.stb At n 8 no. IS It W OF 0th-ave, 1S.9xlOO6i 9,
L Levy to Charles q shaw =; 100 -:
osth.st s. 1875 It OF 10th-ave 25xloo.lli 8,
q r Young William Henriehs 81
lo9th;, . 50 T. E0se Of znaNe n'Aoo 'ol $3.50
oSth;ss; t + 1so 10 $3.50
s ' y51 70 e5 usaR Wyand
Avenue a, ,v,, eor' g DAVIS 90 300
ryss No "a. lanes We'll 10 Isaac Hoffman 30. coo
A%:teTda Wnn G,. SU eS' w." 2s5oo
i7th-st, No. % East; Emma KERRY 10 :,
Frank Rans0Il.. ........ 80 .........'.'
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
BRAND CENTRAL STATION
Enn,Sk a. r,d I1d ~ Now Yoek.

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Fourth Avo. and I'D St., Now York.
:. m oxLY RAnaoAp STATION m 1ns Orr 49,
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: ~. -
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s u Il Tsss sass vEsrgyAE LIMIT
1866 x MI NJ ,&EsrEns DAY ExrREss-d.lly snseDs
Also p. M.-YoRTH SHORE vEsrIBvLE LIMITED
Due nj Detroit az 0 rs a. m Chicago 200 y !" "'>'
600 Z. M.-rAsT WESTERN ExPEEss-pye CHEESE
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BuFFfARoms So io:s ssi ito 80 m 800 30. es
NIHG%RA FALLs-io 20. no 80 M $50, 20. $780,
ApgiRRo o SRD mcK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL, 30.
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$50 So ' s:so IsY p m. and IL 90 mid
"'s JOHN n H. y ToTcEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10

METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
Best private instruction in an branches. also sur.
rounds pupils with superior advantages in Case Work
Lectures and the Languages Refined boarding
priyexes for lady pupils. Dudley Buck and Albert
Ross Parsons heading departments. Opens September
Is. Pupils received at time. Book sent free.
ID AND 21 EAST 14TH-sT.. NETWORK.
MISS L. NJ MORE -
Nl Kindergarten and primary class. Reopens Oct To-
l2ih year 341 Madison. ave- corner Of 44th-st.
M RS BURNZ SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND
N1 TYPEWRITING. "a Clinton Place Sth-st.; near
ment rapid certificate Of competency graduation Can
or send for circulars
IN HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, No. i
West 25th-st. Branches Boston Phla, Washlngton'
thicsgo Berlin Paris &C. Best instruction $40 per TERM
Musical Instruction.
ID iEJO-HENRY c. DOBSON. sole manufacturer and
ID teacher Of the patent Ben banjo 1,270 Broadway
Branch so West 125thst.
Brooklyn.
A -A.-THE RRo0KLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY AIsY:
a. Boarding and Day School for Girls 4oth year opens
Sept. % Address for circulars. 13s140 Montaguest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-10
T EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and
Desbrosses sts as follows:
A. m for SatIngton and intermediate points.
q. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pottsvile and principal local points Chair
ear 10 Lyons and Pullman car 10 Suspension Bridge.
900 a. m. for Mauoh Chunk and Intermediate points
ii m for L. and B. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair car 10 MaUch Chunk.
n m FOR TunkhanDock and intermediate points. Chair
ear TO TunkhannOck Connection 10 Reading and Harris
40 D. m for ElmIra and principal intermediate points
Chair car wkesbare and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
SO D. m for Pottsyle Msuch Chunk and intermediate
polnts Chair to Mauch Chunk.
10 p. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving at Q. NJ, II o. m. p. m. and 3 40
d. m connec. for all points In Mahanoy and Hazcton coal
regions. ,n
a. m for Mauch Chunk. Hayleton and intermediate
points. and IL m for Shenandoah and intermediate
poinA.
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
D. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester, Euifalo
and the Wost rumAn sleeper 70 LyonS and Suspension
A''Ne'' rasnersI Taste,n CNes sax uroasw.v