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Rates via the Buckeye Route are always
as low as by any Othor line. Through
tickets sold and baggage checked to des-
tlnation.
II contemplating journey in any di-
rectiOn please call on the nearest agent of
the company or address any Of the follow
ing representatives of the passenger de-
partment for folders. rates and other in
formation.
Columbus.
L w. Buckmaster, City Passenger and
Ticket Agent 3l4 ". High Street, Columbus
Chas Rockwell General Surerinten.
dent, Columbus.
W H Fisher General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Room 81 Deshler Block Col.
umbus.
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DEPART FOR THE WEST.

ConnectIOns-NO. II At New Lexington
with & o G train for Corning, at junction
City with Il & o trains north and south. at
Lancaster with train north at " ashingtOn
with Ohio Southern trains south. No. at
Bremen with T & c train north. at Lam
caster with train south. at Washington g
IT with ID + W 4 C train for WellstOn, at
Cincinnati with train for Chicago, and L d
n trains for the South.
No. 10 AT Washington H with d r W
& & and Ohio Southern trains north and at
Morrow with L 4 NJ train No 10 for tie
east.
G. H. WALTON, F.M. WILKINSON,
Superintendent. Gen. p. A
ZanesvilIe o. GAINESVILLE
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medical
the
ecd
WtJktkf GsjktS treated
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COLUMBUS AND CHICAGO NE.

Additional train mo 49) ieav. Nelson
vile st 4 10 q, m, for Columbus, arfiving at
$50 q, m. passing Logan OF. La aster6 80
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Poor. unfortunate Batrachian! In what q
ead plight he must have been. And yet his
misfortune was one that often befalls singers:
Many q once tuneful voice among those who
belong to the genus homo " is utterly spoiled
BY cold in the bead or on the lungs OF G,0o both
er we are net aware that any remedy was
ever devised; but we rejoice to know that all
human singers may keep their heads clear and
throats in tune by the timely use of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
icaI Discovery, both Of which are sold by
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
cases Of Catarrh in the Head, no matter OF
how long standing, while for all laryngeal.
bronchial, throat and lung affections, DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery @ is ssa pest
ing coughs and builds up the flesh and
strength Of those who have been reduced
by wasting diseases. It Is guarantecd to
beuefit or cure in all diseases for which it is
recommended. II taken in time and given q
fair t,ial, or money paid for it refunded.
Copyright 1855, by WORLDS DIS MED. Ass'H.
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
@tuL sUa Akx na state l's ousHa !MMaa 1885 eps sGM
h 1c Ss %
Te s9ssd n: Ts
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AND
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
KANAWHA SHORT L1NEii
BULLETIN

We Now Have on Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on tho
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
rs Trip Tickets-Between two sta
tlons only, at 2 cents per mile
so Trip School Tickets-For stu
dents. at very low rates.
Excess Baggage Tickets-At two
thirds OF face value.
Special Tlckeis-To parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket, at 2
cents per mite
Excursion Ticke s.-F r parties of
10 or over a; /, . iurcd rates.
Through Coupon lnkets-To point
off the line of this rosd.
Call on our Agents for information
regarding the above Tickets.
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Connecnons-No6 connects at washing
ton T. H with W and trains south,
and at Dresden junction With A and T.
train for Cleveland.
No IL connects at Washington G H with
De W and q and Ohio southern trains
porth, at Lancaster with e H and 7
trains sOnth. and Junction City with B and
o train north, ut New Lexington with 7
and train for Corning.
No 20 connects at Clrcl3ville with 8 v
trains to and from Columbus.
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Columbus .Zaresville, and Sandusky Ac.
commodatfon leaves C0iumous T|'zo III
Arrives at Sandusky l2S p m
Grains run daily. tDaily except Sun.
day. Daily except No nday.
Sleeping and Dining Cars on allThrough
Trains.
SCCLL, Gen. Pass Agent,
Baltimore, Md.
w PEAB DY, J.T. ODELL.
GenY Supt. 6eni mahaeer.,
Chicago. ILL.,. Baltimore, MO.
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COLUMBUS AND CHICAGO NE.
NE 81 leaves Columbus dai } IT $40 p.
m arrives Chicago via G. d A.a Sy25ea. m.
Pullman Sleeper.
NE - leaves Columbus at 10 05 q. m.
except Sunday arrives Chicago 8.S5 p. m.
Pullman Vestibule train with Dining Car
from Marion to Chicago.
NE 30 leaves Chicago 7.55 p m daily;
arrives Columbus It's a m. Pullman Sleeper
NE 3S leaves Chicago 8.35 m; arrives
Columbus 1929 p m. Vestibule train to
Marion.
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CUSTOM WoR K.

The hest rhoemakers, OF Logan ere EN-
plf we'd en- work make promptly 70 order
The public has my thanks fer liberal en-
patronage. SNO. =. 0AoSA
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SOUTH BOUND.
STATIONS
NORTH BOUND.

Trains marked Daily xecept Sun tmeala
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Cincinnati Accommodate leaves Zanes-
vij:e at 6.25 a. m. daily, except Sunday;
Newark 7.2,. Arrives Columbus at $50
m. Arrives ut 12.45 p. m.
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The Fall of the Leaf.

What study rs here! What a
lesson for the gay. siddy ana
thousktls.! And yet it needle not
the philosophy Of u Bacon. the ret
oric Of Blair. or the logic Of u DE
moe, henes to expound and make
clear. the history Of these few
words. Nay, it is the reaching OF
Dame Nature. Tho fall of the iesf,
and coupled Herewith is the bud :
ding thereof. When Spring. with
smiling joy. comes bounding oer
the earth. the eye is charmed with
s,phts. not less strange than bea"ti
ful. She breaths oe'r the ice bound
ryu.et. and it's waters flow Enew.
Frst and snow retreat from her
advancing footsteps Earth puts
ON her ver.lamt mantle in token OF
her coming, and little birds that
silent were, breath forta their notes
Of welcome. Yes. Nature loves her,
and with grateful hands places oe r
her virgin brow the diadem OF beau
u. The things of earth appear
and germinate. and with JOY and
wonder. We beboId the budding OF
the leaf. Agnin-a few short
months, and where is all the beau
tifuif The precious flowers OF
earth, that reared their beads in
rich magnifcence-where are the's
The trees, with all their rich. green
fo.ispe-where are theys They
sland, firm as before, yet shaken ~
the rude blast o. Autumn. and
yielding to the fain,est- Greece .
p,rtion OF their once green fohsge.
They stand, bereft of their r:u-".
brown aud barred t. the storm.
What q wonderful change! Ills
the falling If the Leaf.
withered leaves are round us falling,
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- erocu N,RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

chicago. May I2.-Cattc-Hcceipt,. 10000 head ND
St 9,o Market strong ano active; D'c'c' - "O@
sS 90 storers and feeders s273dst cow bti' a..i
o. "a ia, ~ sO r.Nas cattle, S30ti Hoss-i'eec4s
Oh ZOO Mead shipments, 1000 Iarket 10Y, %Gi%
49,, Mixed s4aS4 - hreNy, S4d@i 20; Iiaht - J.d
81 26 skips 90 5Oas4 Sheep.NeeSP', ~ as rs so
cornod - SOas 40; shorn. 3jdt' 90 l'Nas
wooIsd IS 25aj So shOrn 80 1oaS4 90 iahos' % oo~
o. 80. 49, ...- u-..,., Ia, 81,
buffalo May 12.-Catte-Reeeip,s E16 hon
~ the sane time week 1850 head e0nstH od
head for sale market active hra ana s4et Tno,c
shiupne OF fiom 800 20 1000 u "a 90 90 ~ .no
to eho:ee native shipping steers OF rom itOO 70
1906 70 400 ~ 2: 4oaS4 go AZ 70 ihS SS e' ~ ~
and butcbernc grades OF from Loo 70 5vV ' - 90
asa IS medium good canning and ea'elg gf soie
az from 100 10 200 ~ a. 20nsi o. kou 10 10
Shipping canning and butchorng GRADED OF ron IV ~
Rom 800 10 i6ce H. = 75as3 25 aIehiasn .. g
u:ocher, and feeders fair to choice 80 P1 Sco
Michigan steers (stOckcrs and feedeis, iar 70 s911l
81 5ods2 75: fair choice AID heiicr5 - 300 500
a as medium TO good and hcicrs! 81 81 10" ~
common 70 prime aud heiier = % ~ 80 AIa!l
eo~s and sDr1npers, s154S45. sheep anu lihps re
Moi last 3, Roafs 800 head total for week thus
cohsfshed through 900 head, 900 load Of which to
$ew.YoR 1000 head for demand fair and prices
Esley; market closed stronger Sheep eAo'eo I"
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REAL ESTATE.
prSryrSs AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho sale al the Real Estate Exchange yesterday OF
40 Iots AZ Ecdford Park III the Twenty fourth "atu
vas q conplcte success. The sale was attended Dy
inward of five hundred PERSONS chiefly from the upper
wards nearly all the property sold brought prices
above the apprasement. and the sale lasted from l.
o'clock until t. The first lot offered was the corner
y, r.ipbridce.ave and the southern boulevard, lot
VI pt, y, lid for II 500 The corresponding
~ Irjcq,avc. and the Boulevard brought 81
ood interior lots from $50 10 5000 per lot Lols
a.; tainhrdce ave brought all the way from $50 TO
a.u0 I'm Brecs-ave. the prices ran from S'Oo
m 70 sa75 each. The corner Of Briggsave ana
Snburban.st brought al 060 and the corner OF tilc
ssrc street and cambridge went Tor IL 10 whlc
,ntnrior lots went for from $3.50 up 10 800 etH H.
III in HrlcgSav ave brought In the nelShborhood oil
10 Ia $50 each In the Boulevard, IN the same
iiock the two corners brought @l121 and Sl,''o'
and interior lots 500. , ..,- $40
An extra large plot at the corner OF Anthony ave.
and the boulevard brought SLIGO: lots In Anthony
ave went for $50 ard In the Boulevard from Te'o
to $3.50 each The sale taken as Whole was an
sIIccss and shows strong demand Tor properly
of hs character where ii is Immediately available for
Improvement. . ,.. ..,,,,o, ,,o.o ,,o
nortpd Yesterday: No. 81 West Thirty hftlst.. a
hPrnyusf6nc tore and apartment house, @0Xl00 has
been sold for william EcIson AT $4,000, ana
no. 1868 south Fourth-st, ltroOhIyh' io' john h"hi9
10 Henry Bucrmann. al S4,oOo III, ~,
President scot; has Issued circular lot mccuhg Oh
members on Wednesday at 3 80 p. H.
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extra So 5Ods5 10 medium good. S. 1886 10 CON,
@sG IS far 70 good G35as 50; mefnSm to fs 40
head total for week thus far, 20 so head for same
tin lat tcri 81 40 head consigned through. 10000
head 5000 Of which to NewYor 1920 head oi fof
sole: market dun and prices a shade lo".ri 1p>tu
weaker elected medium weights and selected heayy
ends 3oasi 40 good choice hay ,G S1 ;oSIed
Soasl S. light pigs, 81 o2dei Ia stas,' sS@"s 10
S. Louis May gdcS t fa6cy nayc stcer
s. 80as4 90 fair to good do 50 300 4O ocGers ana
fedcrs AOas3 20 Texans and Indians 81 j0dr3 30
Hoas-Receipts 100 head shipmc%nts LOO Ms Market
"a o0,isi Igb faif to best So 90Gs4 03. Shecpise-
CENTS i 900 head: shipments, 500 Market steady
fair TO choice, 81 as 90.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May 12SqtCn firm md aidt and ssf
Eultz. 93cd$l LongbcrTy 95cG$l 30 'U d sS AMI
No. RED. 93c Western easy; No winter e lu ~ G
May. 3fHc; July 92le a92Sc. Com ~, d
white 45a iGc yellow, 47A2dlSc; WesttI1n ci 45Sa
spo iSisc bid May, Il sc June 4ot 5St oHt
ungraded southern and PcnnsyNa ANA % Viii Az
white. 3sd59c mixed. 3GGJoe graaed ~ iar
Rye steady prime to CHOICE oil 4oZv .i2 10
Zoe Hay prime to choice timothy tr eu G
eud unchanged Eggs steady l2G coAes 10 uU
Saq quiet Rio sa 1gS active granattd iIec
Copper quiet ana unchanged WI'sAvS aiH nor trer
rsand 81 OVasl ticights to LSefpGo Pe, s' LAM
Das gain Id Cork for orders - Sa q 600 hush oats
800 bush rye. 1900 bush odn saos
Wheat 2S 600 bush; corn. $4,000 bush
Boston May 12.-FOur firm but dull corn n qu's sSrne
Sy."' l6,.c: Winter bran. 1Sdl51-c Ego hEH le7r
~ sl4c ot,cr markets UNCHANGED, % 81 COR COZ
Loo bSi. 500 sacks corn Oi,OOo bush o''s -o'Voo
rn's,Io Ai.y lI.-Wheat-No hard opened weak and
Lower bur closed nIm AZ OUTSIDE prices --VVv ou'1
srot sole sdsl Oh - 600 bush 80; sYc'
s Wtn,cr Trades ouiSl bat finn; No. red 81; No
white Michigan in store $50 cafit&d 40; amor "a
tracG sod OF 0S2c. Com easier Sae, 900 Ds1 NO.
Yellow at $50, doSe 900 bush NO. 8 yeiioM az
49, - QOO No =, al 3S4 1885 900 olsl 40 D.
IN lore at 37lac. oats in good demand ana '0hRri
saIrs 20 carloads white, at 35'2GS4e c.Ioaus 30
4 white 33c callOac, No: n.Aeu on VI'on, o..
&C OCO bush poor No. 3 Canada ~ 1VV ny Gun
snd nominal Flour in fair demand and hrm Mil lea
quiet unchanscd Canal i.c nv, 06S i com
SI3 600 bush: oat.. $4,000 bush: Oanti sil@h 70
Wheat 155 bush 100000 bu,h 3tIS' .P'uVV
hush Railnad shipments-F!oLt, $" 900 DDS Mhc3V'
Chicago May 12-The leading futures ranged a. follows:
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RECORDED MoRTGAGFS.

Amcs. John s. to W W Aston. 40 Il warrcn.s, year
irc., Dennis TO- NJ Morr- COOPERATIVE nundlre a.
A,socatOn centre line l2thavc Of lsi't' install
Mcl,o@ and VIE =. 70 COS Ia"r' II knioarn Is
carpenter. rldlp. to nek1.g J. Robinson. w West
Endaie o fet.1t l.s'a e. G ,',,.,,
o covnoa .Ihoin1s aud VIE. to NJ Power. os.A-.t
cooper wnar >. 70 II l. Sire. corner o; Broadway
''I cohrn raulnc &, greenwood Cemetery 80 =. u.
''d narG,n' Arur H. ard WIFE Teachers, nquene and
Loan >.-o,iaton corner Of A''hu" and @d,t ,.ai
''' '.,nlrrq william and wife 70 Charc> rcatoa, IT,
','ln,cl. Wm II to- John ", .ous and another t.,'s
te soe ' ia. ard I'D apa1 i !, jc p Sagc'. cor
est..-, snd Wc't fnda''. month"; - .sGs.
" s1y, ai . Wy" yc,r t, 5r Zoos iooS Benz"
Hogan p'nni. eae W." oc :, . Il McManus. AZ and
~ unr,ct rlcn 70 4 uuIfcl'- Sons 40 2.57G ave
'''i n:,p Aaa1 to rc,cr Docecr. wlnettst year,
Sane to barbara Krcbe Ayc-A. Of sistst. .
'''T'l s2 iicnry a. to John W ratz. laGthst
q, shave YEAR. sI5 900.
Moil. ncin F, 70 YIN Grinn'il n iicth-s, Of
K nam. Ihco { to II g Benson. 1i7thst OF
N' Kahn. Mo.es GEORGE T. Knssl,pd and another,
Kghnemarn. Henry end We 10 Lizzie Young
2dn,c n I3it',t demand. $1,000: ,
Liy,nF,tc" r renI - 900 ''"'' ''''
Loa-ns Gaillsame :. c@ Sdo wife /" Heller '7th'
Ie.r Louis to W W Astor 230.23G Monroe.st year.
Lng,llng Gullaumc aud WIZ. n y ! e Smith and
,no,I,6r II - 5eG.,t 7t1-avc. ycnr. 81 .0oo.
Miner Ja~ob 70 Louis Lose Nos. 23O-23G Monroe.
Mrhlcnfci. Charles. b. T rn7y : iA7thst, Grand
Mc,ehrr Wnrv T. to Morris stcmhard' Lcnox.
ava ana o9d.-t ! wear. . MORTGAGE. $40 OiG.
Mcinktn rs. 70 william, Morgan. Sos 7oa and 7o5
9th.asr. year, III 900. . So, -,
Mar August II. and wife. to John w Decker
Ioclson.aVc u % Clfton-st. install. sos
O-hiu,kv JOS. to Tomas Wen and another. No. IT,
Monrp..-t year $4,000.
Sane 70 r-icicy Curricr Co. limited. property
7 months. ~. 900.
RonaInc Louis = and wife. TO Homo Ihc Ins Co. ;
Slc,in Hugh and wife. t. Title Guarantee and Trust
20 10 6Sl Rlcsckor-st. ! year. $1,000.
Scbrenke~cn Martin, to John T. Parsons, West %
u n ~ o.-c.ne--t. I wear. sal 600.
smith John IS and lie. to Mutual LIE Insurance Go.
" West 4tI-@t. n OF trove-st. year $1,000.
Scbofcr. Fly. 10 Sanl Untcrmeyer, Gth-ayc, Of
ostl.st install. 5000
= 80 ~ ,,r.ene-.t, year. -, 600
~ Volse Fl1 to Hy VI MURRAY. u . McComb-st old
Post Road 10 Albany. years $1,000.
Wet Charles W, 10 JOhn T. Parsons, West 81 st "
Of ar | year. $1,000.
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW -HANEN, 75c.
n. TXCJEs!ON (good days, 81 Is:
Steamers C. Il. NOKIHAN and CONTINENTAL leave
Peek Sip Pier - +. r., 3 p m aud II p M SUNDAYS
SoS 'SME-l(;IDGN, H1EITORD. sPEINGFlELD mol.
Va - Nc Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
o. Broadway. New-Yor2 and Court-s,., BROOKLYN
LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
~ steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND for Albany
ye 3Lb s Pd exceped making direct cSnHcetons
fo ali points steam, heat and electric lights throughout
A IL FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
"A TON LINE.-The inside route; Boston; 80 Provi.
1.n,e - Is Worcester. - 30. Steamers RHODE IS
IN%D and STONINGJON leave new Pier 36. y. Il,
one block above Canal st. at y, m, SUNDAYS excepted
TROY BOATS. SARATOGA and CITY
"A, or TROY leave firr as, " r.. loot West loh-st.
G i.' Cons sunday steamer touches at Albany.
NATSKIIL, HUDSON. AND CONSACKIE.
nat, leave daily. SUNDAY excepted, from Pier 49,
foot Jay.st., y r. az p H. connecting az Hudson Win
r. T. dircc: TO Bennington VI.
NALL RIVER LlNE-BostOn, $500, for
i nr,t.cless limited tickets; FARES REDECED 10
Az PoiAIESD iStL BED as GsnHtctcn
Nv Annex Loaf Brooklyn at 80, jersey CITY at
~ Samef- PIT RITAN ana Pll"rRlM IN com.
mission. An orchestra each steamer
KINGSTON AND RONDOCT LINE, landing
"A Clan>ons Cornwall Ngw6nis' Msf ,S M'o1'
bOqfhSePc c aa ~ ronts From foot Of harrison
~ daily at p. IL. saturday ~ p m
~ ~' RCMTG TEMPER STEAMBOAT co.
NTOPWiCH LINE - FAVORITE INSIDE
~ KOUTE.-Fares reduced. To Boston; 49, Worcester.
80 cr 90 .od nuhcri North River foot Of wattsst.
next pier above Dcsb:ossess, Ferry daily SUNDAY eh'
eCpted' at 80 ?. IN. O. w BRADY AGENT
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NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF lCi"s'
Tho crude petroleum markets were higher ytsV'r-
aav developing stronger tone at the START. I"c,c
was no development in the refined markets 70 o~'V
- ,r4ere.i and the news from the scene OF active
ca v,ort was not significant. Fluctuations at the
.toch Exchange were comprised within limit OF IA
cent but the options from % 81 to So "a cents,
No. is :. scarcity Of oil pressing for sale aud M
wonder is that holders do not t'he adya'ase Oh inns
fact 10 rally prices before IL Is p2,hPie to. IaI
fhe markets closed firm. . IL, $780, M
The range OF prices and the to''d dealings "1'c 's
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providence LINE

,,r BOSTON. PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and all
New England points Low fares. Full nights rest Short
est rail ride.
Steamer. CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS VIII
leave per - foot warren-st. at 80 p H. daily
except sunday, arriving Providence a NJ Boston 10
n.
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or. MARK EVS.

Oil City Penn May 12Naonsl Transit Trans Gerhc ate
Salcs 81 900 bbs; charters, 5GG0d bbs; shipments,
- 4 - bhls runs 90, Gas DDl, $500, ,,, =.
''pj,tshur9 NAV I2-Petrolcum nrmer and higher Ma
tona Transit certificates opned S5c closed sc highest
o Brsdford penn May 12.National Transit certificates
openHd S5iic closed soho highest, SG2c lowest, S1c
*. soO
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On il)hom Ut iilan Concern.

= NGINEER OFFICE. /. ;. Army, New
II York, May Q. ls90.-lhe Board Of EHeineers con.
,Irutd IN Investigate the matter of alleged obstruction
Of navigation certain bridges over Tie Harlem River
y Y WI mrs' a. Ies Nav ~ sSo % pon,
irt,ors.tcd are invited TO attend HENRY l.. ABBOT:
Tyool Of Engineers Bvt Brig Genl L. s. A.. President
ha
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New-Yorlt. MAY 10. 1890.

Ncw-YoTt. MAY 10. 1890.
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
lot. Southern Boulevard. block front between Balm
Lripc and Briggs ayes 23AIOO each; IL Knceland ana
II lots II ; Banbridgeave, 100 Il " OF Suburban'st
o5>nht 10 " o.rnlth aud others. I'll 100.
lots II Suburbtn.st. block 'front.' between lbrigeS ana
BainbrGgc AYES, -jNlOO each NJ Murray ana rare!
$3.50. ,oo .. -. -, o,.,.,x,.o, o5x,h,
no Zach. " l. Knceland, NJ Murra! and Others. 20 $50
a lots W South Boulevard block front between o.
cntine and Anhony ayes, 25Nabt l2O each: duncan "
Armstrong J j. Paisley ana others. sl3O2o
49, n Nalcntlnc-ayc. 100 n W OF South boulevard
25xl0S each i'd j owen Wctlel and e schwep?cn
hau>cr. 500 1870 ,oo ., -. =. .e,,h po,lo,,rI o5x
ART 10 zach: J Little Il charlton and Others. 1870
q lat tarncldst. 100 t 0f NahcDr-aNc. 21N
12j each | Wohlfarth, $500. - III, y,
lots Suburban-s block 'front.' between BfIgf, anu
p,inhrldr, ayes John taNahagh. j. Elliott ana others
$500. ,,-- $500, ,,.,.,,tn. 40.
suLrrian.st and South boulevard charles Dam nbihm
F : Horh J + Murri. and others ~, 200 . -
: lots on Nalcntinc-aye and south boulevard; II IL
Alhro Il + Cromwell Peter smith and other,
Sale Of build nc- with lots Nos IL TO is East lIith's
o OF Jtn.ayC, Withdrawn.
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Light. Jio-. Inspector. Third District IonpTin.N'
y y Nav } 1890 'Po,tonce Box 2lZo. New loH ~ j.
S.,i,l rtruy-a's V be received a. MS "INr uhil
.ciork H. M on Iu .saty tl- goth May. $500 Tor
;utUi-i.. supple, ios the L.2Aicir i-tari '.M'nt
ami, a trri.,' -. fiscal ending juno &c. 1891 ih
,liIr- nc,G.d consist 81 ni.r,'-h lot. 'iii. i- ~.
r.-,I,lv blocks. BRUSHES. c.Lf fo.af', off--"4
eIgir.cf ,o5e- i1r, and bunting. hardy i" ana tools
ltI4 and aut,rns. lumber. MIXED paint paints 'll 't
.D,,',tn. Il .rr. widow yid piai'
ala.s wood and willow watc anG ui~c"H'''"1. afti' .
Of which enumerated co. f4' 'l 4A 1i'' go -
h. fcrm o. BIZ wAca b. obtained o. avI Non 70 W
sg'll tlG't oH 'i.ff hnNlri'f iv
1 80, .,,l, I'm, In (: 90 u,c la.euu- lo Contracts ~
~ De- a. ft I'll uLui toIef.s ha~ made 20" a's0Ir i''""
o. IA. fol.r Establishment f,r .u l' h-~1i rrr
HE rsit reserved 10 reject any % 40 "a> - ~ ' out
a. r.lr sprr 'l at oar. aia 20 waive Ai'
d~f.ct. TREDK RODGERS. captain l. .. y. L!-l;-
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OFFICE OF ACTING ASSISTANT O. Ak-
\PTrVNASTEE United states Nnlt1rv Prison Tort
I,,.t,,oth kansas Nav o. $3.50 1i,d prop 'als. IN
:-i.ca;e viii be received here wtu ociocA D. M en-
~ .ra MONDAY June .. 1890. and tlen 90 'u'i. %.
fr.l..Gl- us prison. iati"r aud Other ma, Is y"
,I .tDr, OF - coo pals = hOpt- and 500 JhG Low
-l, H,,...s and 1900 haifacs chars dIrng ,"ir D..
e,.,.ug JUS l. 1920. Government r.scnt rght " H..
49,, or AM lG- or portions oi bds. Pref rHu'c WI! Dc
.cn ~ articles Of domestic production 81 nanui','if
r tit.o, OF quality price OHcIudng ~ tr ~" ~
fNr,iof troctlnn- on "a lures Ia dutr tnrr'"
hin equal Blanks and full info. nation a. 10 bgilus
re.lf IA Ions aftices AMI quantities lc.Wrd. ft "I'
Dc furnished by tai. on!cc N-l J.. AI-dl' ~ Lieut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

includes sales Of 600 barrels Of cash OIL al 90 Ia
cents. 80
Refined quotations were unchanged at 80 cents
per Gallon In barrels and $40 cents III cases
Foreign Quotations-Antwerp IL u l.%Ho'' blc"ich
q 50 marks; London, Lao ID pence
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GLEN SUMMIT KcIEL.

1000 Feet Above sea Level.
GLEN SUMMIT, LUZERNE Co, PA.
On the Lchigh Valley X. H. hours from Ncs.York ana
4 hours from Philadelphia. Op'Is June |. 1890 Has
unsurpassed advantages Tor hoa!ih aud pleasure 1hs
T. suporb AMI beautiful walk, and drives ald
greatly to the pleasure Of guests. new Hydraulic Ele.
,ato; has rccctly been add d. There numerous At
fractions such a. boatnl. fishing cunning, &c.
. For Circulars terms, &c.. address
CIIAS WENRICK Manacer
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lie made On he ior1.H provided b ne D"pe fn"nt
s"curelv eiycorct suc scalei enforced Piopoals ior
furnishing stamped envelopes anu newspaper "Fsprfs,'
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b,udcd IN 1T or bcforc hoTr IGONc rl~'lnec Tor uc
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