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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. . (SpecaD.-rhc wheat market Fes'er
s,v was surreted with bull 1t got 1t from every
onarter The day was good illustration Of the fact
that news will not advance market WITHOUT us tn
b MI was 50 dnl that operators OF all sorts tle
iiiJ p' ~ ,yoii ne the commission man, went about
lamentng. Deliveries took up the day nntal 10 5o
Consequently good share OF me new wal -" t
onnned at 81 on and closed n 81 Oh Is NAY opened
nj ~ 90 g. touched ~ 0S IT, ana co9ru az - w.
~ ri o. j-s The noteworthy thing about corn HuIih,
the day was that, although keeping al tne SSH.
within a range of IA cent, 1t was inhen,eN s9o u
November Opened at So 10 cents and coien AT % -
Nav onened at 80 cents did not sell lower than % ID
and closed where it opened oats were Just aoCw
Notwithstanding if was generally expected during th
dav that provision stocks at night would be- large
prices Of all sorts Of product were strong uur5ms IN
December wheat were 81 OF ;'-S, calls, ~ VI 5-o
puts on May corn, 30 1-20 80 30; ca'iS' 90 To-
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Nov /, l p. m-CottonIA melican-' ,Sp
middling lid middlng, Did; low madHhg o;lVS
good ordinary sGd 9dinsy cr Sa l Fr Snss CO co I'd
easv american Mddlng low mddng clause, Novein-
br delivery 23.6id sellers November and DecemRer
d.liyerv 2264 23-6id; December ana January UNIV
cry. 23.Gld buyers January and February
81 Gid BUYERS: February and March drllNcrH, -oot
sellers. March and April delivery, 2S-Gid sellers April
and Nav delivery 30G4d buyer, May ana June aNc&
32.Gid buyers; June and July delivery, oof'oi"
3j-Gid. ,,d,l,o, q r1.,0c
low mddnr j.lGc good ordinary, sac net ana gros
receipt. s0i4 bales; exports to Great Bsits a' .
boes IN France 1000 bales; c0astwise 3,55i Laiea
sales 73j bales stock, 1894 bales ,,,. oa, no,
Norfolk Nov. 1.-(OttOn steady; midd'ine, o'sc heC
cDts o5I bales: gross 276 bales; exports to Great
Rritain G99i bales cOastwlse. 46l bales sales law
savannah Nov Gotton quiet m baa 91o rccpt
q 9ot bales exports 70 Great Britain. 431i bales 10
France 500 bales to Continent 1887 bales sales
z 05O bales stock f07 257 bales. ,,r, q q ,co.
orleans Nov 1Cotton quiet mcal pet Teccpts
sos loes; gross 10 20 bales exports to Great Brtl
6O7 tales France 1850 bales to nc ooo hi
SINNERS $40 bales: stock. 14S.d2s tales.
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DEN N SYLvANIA
I RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. 1890
Trains leave stations foot Of De'bro''e' and c'r'a'@
500 A. MTME FAST LINE for the weSs c PT,a
:25 a. M Columbus 80 a. m. Chicago 90 p r.
d an LSg Lock Hay and remove Except
o ard ToSG sHfep' iatyrSay AND CHICAGO LIN
TED composed exclusively Of Pullman EssteTs.
Drawing and state Room seng nanea reSor
senogaphers and typcSrites bathrooms for both sexes.
sds 6 ' home Or Is,cd f By stationary
movable electric light Arrives Cincinnati o'o' ana
200 Ias M-s Louis CHlcAGo AND CINCINNATI cd H1T
e s. L@u To H1sS and c
cnnati II 100 NJ Chicago zoo p M and b. LOu'
$50 p pMr ni4s WESTERN EXPRESS for all points q
Inc West Northwest and Southwest Pullman Vestlous
SePs Car soS McMDS TO- fSfSqs hacad
r SewYOs 70 PhadSPs AND Pu, Tpyl D az ca
natl 80 Chicago 80 c6 nSSs DAY q, a@d ss w.
h aad and GG od on ds siSGHa sataay
500 e cheasS asn @
pS a shenandoah Valley arrives yeSs ss s,1
s sSd daily q. e a. SSysf"a
ETfS esveS?s ri SGTSS' ThE
w %S 6Sag L Gar
sunday 10 n atS % Ss Nh bSs
at sG 20 D. M arrive washington 2s p M regul LA
sSs Go no a. aSG ga M e
nnake and Ohio Railway aud Cincinnati, sleeperA
Dining Car and Coaches through, B; OC p m dalp.
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and int,rmedlate sts
tons weekdays, $40 q. m, IL 80 and 10 n:
sunday, AS m, rs D. m 40 not stop az A'O'f'
Park on Sunday. -. ,...., A.. co..,,
FOK ATLANTIC CITY: 100 p. M Through Day Coaen
veekdays connects for Cape Nav .,o,,.,,.
For old point and Norfolk via New, YORK. Phiisdesns
Ind Norfolk Railroad 100 m. daily except sunczk
and 90 D. m daily via Baltimore and Bay Line -io
p III" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rrgrs; ;oS S ss SS 90 SGS; 10 chicago
mining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited ana II ~ ~
a m 10 20 90 2:lO, 90, 30. go ~ 2yI
HccommOdaton II 10 M 90 20 and rI ge E ard 10
I'm 3 90 90 30 100. $50 8 90 ana ~
p H. and 10 rs night Aecommodaiilpn, ca ~ for ani
| chez BAGGAGE from hotels and residences through
| destination. -, .,,,,s a,nIv N any ticket agene
| OF the COMPANY I r. WOOD,
| CHAS II. General Pass'r Agent
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II EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlands and
Deso ~ NJ for Sating.on and intermediate points.
a m FOR Geneva Lyons, Emfa. Rochester. Bunalo.
% the West Pottviue and principal local points Chair
.ar to Lyons and Pullman car to Suspension ,Bridee
MI on a m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points,
II a. NJ fo L. and T. Junction and Intermediate points.
Inair ear to Mauch Chunk.
M Tor Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 70 unkhannock Connection TO Readns and HARRISBURG
40 n M. Emra and principal intermediate points.
Char car 10 Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 20 Suspension
Bridge. n,.,.u,o ,,,,oh C,u,r and ,,,a.,, ID. %
rontS Chair car to Mauch Chunk.
xii a. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connec.Ion 10 Reading and Harrisburg. -
Ion"10 Gor Geneva Lyons, Emra, Rochester Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -, -, - IN
~ for all points In Mahanoy and Hazeton coal
iesi"''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
"a m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazeton and intermediate
.oD,s and IL a. m. for Shenandoah and intermediate
points . ,,, ,,,. AMI ,,,ouoos,.., ,..
m m for Genevs Lyons. EmiIa, OChester Bunalo
and the West Pulman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
nfiuSe General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway,
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Proposals.

IMPAIRMENT or PUBLIC INSTRUC-
~ TION .secretary's Oeice, 131 Lyingsonst, Brook,
- X Y November l. lS90.-Sealed proposals VIII NC
reeei1ed at this Office unt Tuesday November ,ld 1890
W. iSo1 the public schools with stationery including
psper pens pencils penbolter ink pkstands snve,SPes
etS sample Of each article must accompany the p E
PronosrI blanks will furnished by The secretary OF the
boaru' "" " ' John GRIFFIN, NJ. D..
Chairman Committee Libraries.
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miscellaneous

SkN hNAh New-York Oct. %, 1890.
- TO THE VOTERS or THE DISTRICT
Irrespective of party
General Martin McMaho9 has ,MfcSPted the nom3a
@ the Undersigned old residents Of the district most
arneStly request your support and influence In his behalf
IT, l. unnecessary to call your attention TO inc ehaaett
t,pd9g and services OF General Mcmahon. His election
vcld be credit city ana benent u IT, citiHenS
ys9nnrd Scheu Douglas Taylor, Peter B. Olney,
tf1ar1nS y Daiy A. L. Ashuian, Geo. y. Mcclellan,
~ r. "Sirklrs Samuel Jones, John Daniel,
". - - SneIccr lame, IidgcrwoOd Henry CranstOn,
George w. Mclean Alfred NagstaI, Chas L. LamDerton
John T. Agnew, Henry Wilder Allen
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LII

rNHE BOYNTON BICYCLE RR. CO: n..sl
Ask for tickets by way Of the " X ara s sckeI
nd Bicycle RR. route Bay Ridge ESa"a s s nour
$40, Ampie tine yo.m fS' ,,,p .hroasS
s,hor and nv rail ~ Conev Island and back vssssusA
aSV TTON frcsldslt B. y. Rway Oncess -
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Gathers.

nnSr,s,cs Professors Teachers Tutors, GoVenesses
e 10 Colleges schools aud Families Apply 70
' Mrs ~ j. YOU NGFULTON, % Union Square.
-.-prST rts ,cUERs American and Foreign, supplied !;
ali branches any locality charge Teacher wanted
no registration fee form for stamp T. v Ill., ss.tON
late r. H. Avery American School Bureau : w. l4u-st
AMERICAN and foreign professor tutor to'cnsss.s
sboos and families English French, German ana spanish
spoken MIRIAM COYKIEKE, 80 av., cor. 2oth-sG
A EVERETT STONE yale rs East 52dst..Iu,0r iSf
"A. college entrance examinations Recohni'iueu DS .'
REV. Dr. Taylor: "a successful eaeher emlAs11y Quah
lei y =
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SHORE RAILROAD n Y

w H. r. r. =; Co. Lcs s,S. leave West I'D
rom the foot Of Jsy:st NewYork Hamilton, London
Detroit and Chicago . SO a. m; % 10 p n 3 lS 2 r.
g * Eoui p M Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge
IS and all 80 a. M gSns only to U ~ Eings
si5 D. M Catskill and Albany, $3.50, = rs. o 55.
ali 80 81 100 ,5;lS % iS p n Cran 81 oss
. so ali 80 m, y :l5 81 90 80 IS IS, ss: % 80,
g rs III As D. Montreal aud Canada Fast 10 a. m,
Sis p. M Elegant sleeping ears Cor Buffalo, Niagara
rains. a. :. Leaves BROOKLYN via Brooklyn Annex.
20 90 M jersey CITY, r r. staten ss,
arda Al other trains daily except SUNDAY For tickets
table seepng-car accommodation or
formation apply Offices BROOKLYN 3ss washington 81 72e
mlton Annex office foot O. fniton.st by p.
Place - West :5th St and West shorS station foot o.
LAMnERT. General Passenger Agent VandeseItave'
Eaw.York.
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TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS,
BOO a. M. CHICAGO VESIiBOLE LlMliED-Duc
1870 10 70 # Pest fly vEsrBuLE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati so. Indianapolis III 80 H.. st
1886 4. Vi. WESTERN DAY ExpREss-dany except
4.5O p. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 0 rs H., Chicago 30 D. M nexs
600. r. M.-FAsT WESTERN ExPREss-Due chieass
1880 Z. M:9%pfsSHDDkck' MoNTREAi AND MA
9.IJ r. Mast, sr. LOUIS, AND CHICAGO TX.
rREss--Dpe indianapolis II 20 p M next day 81
FIsTKiLL DgSEwEyRGH, PouGHKEErsI5sS, RHINE RHINE.
CLIFF KINGsTONl, AND HUDSON-t55O tl0a0.
fi. 30 q 30 49, fs SO q g. s s'o 20 rsys
20 80 s;5Sso ' rs e = =, 10 p ga.
TRoYis 80 80 80 So l0so i TO 80 NJ, 49,
urlGS SS 2 =? IL 3d. $780, MO- 10 50
tx r. 90 10 90 10 e 20 % 80 Co. S
BUFFAfo-o:5O, 40, 10 80 a. M, 600 7 80 ON
NIEG%RA FALLs-lo 20. 10 so m, 80, 800 7:so
ADIRoSDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MoyTREAL,is:sa
- sS a 4 sG %xS 8 e afss
81 II FL Hills nIS VIZ HARLEM
For ticket: 30 and space in Sleeping apply Grand
z Pax Pas e wsss 2th s snf fu l' ass s
Bedford.ave., r. D. BROOKLYN 1903 iudsonst jersey CITY
Westcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels s ana axcens sanday spa except saturday Other
Above re" trans except those leaving at 90
night stop at 1Ssth-st. station.
JOHN N. ToTCEY GEORGE u. DANIELS:
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~ ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 90, Army

l puldlng New.York. Oct. IS 1s9o-sealed proposals
.,Ii,ata viii BE- received at this Office until II O'Clock
W oon "Wednesday Novembr ~ 1880 for the folowns
.ork l. tie construction OF he" ulkes - 49,
s9ndine and repairing existing dkes III FOR dredgns
hudson River between New-Batlnorc ana Troy.
70 W AMOUNT available. slo5 600. The attention 81
Ndders Is invited acts Of Congress appoyG es9rua
si aud February % 1851 vol % page b. an j
& "a page AZ. Statutes-atl arr ana ne hScr ~ n,
orir Act OF September TO- 1890 sections 10 II OF
lrInratons blank forms. and all information Amy 70
W. undersigned g. l.. GILLESPIE Leut-Nol' OF In
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election y oilrcs
9 TATE OF NEW -YORK-OTFICE OF THE

-
y SECRETARY OF , STATE ja,v %. 1900
shG Of na, the GO sTo e , " i9 General Election
Monday NOV eTber next (November 4thl the following
OI9' are "a ee Jdgs The Court of Appeals place
Of Earl whose term Of Office will expire Oh the last
y, in s sf f0n pS Of cd the
posed Of the FIT va and Ninth Assembly D''' Of
' 'Ya epTsSnttSc in the Fyesord coqgrss OF the
United stats for he r %y. ns %sl D Di.t GGq
Oi t' eprsentatve in the Ffysecond Congress Of the
United o d for sh ska f and Gsfl %sem Rfr p iS
Of n Gqqn snaSe IN e Congress of the
noed of the Tenth Twclth and Fourteenth Assembly Dis
'rcS RGddp the SsaI IN tSe cOngr Of the
1o.d Of he Eleventh sxie aod Eighteenth Assembly
district, OF tn County q Copgr If tho
United or the eleventh G pct sSn
PP y q te I IF ths Count Of Se@Yor
Representative IL the rSOa S0gs s OF o ,ns
nneS Of The Twentieth ana Twenty mt Assinly Pi,
fF osnaeG D 90 ,Ge % @t u y ts q ~
street the south BY the norm sGG S M mum AID or
G Se ' east w Sy tR fs Fast county q
ni,cd State. Tor the Thirtent Conversational District
Of sSt pon Il a Sc TWcSt %Sy
Ds eou@Sd 40 on .da a Sy SS north S de Of
.e Tot BY c ss to saG Of Of fR 1Yaae and
Rertaye in the e9 6Ss Of .,r the
TTFttF
eompoed Of the County Of Wcstchester aha the Twenty
onntv and District Ofcers also TO be elected Tor said
County. - ,.,n,l-
Shtr in the place OF Danlfi, II, oich.s. anphtrl
hv III ayrrnor In place Of James A Flack, resigned
district Attorney in the place OF John Il; Fellows
iIwo J:stice. OF the fupcr or ouri III ue places OF
Iobn I / .ecdnian and Richard OGorman: .
Two I,Istire- of City Court OF New ork IN the
pnces Of james NJ. Fitzsmons and Leonard a Gleecch
Co~oncr I'm the place OF Michael j. H. MISSIONER
M Who's terms OF viii expire on the la. day OF
DresIE so COUNTY Clerk in place Of Edward f. Reilly,
do.na-od Respectfully yours
ueoe"seu' PRANK RICE. Secretary Of state.
e,,,,,,,,,,s orrtcr COUNTY COURTHOUSE. CITY
At'D N' New-York Jtly 80. 1890
certify the above 70 b. a true COPY Oh the election
NOTICE rccei'cu w 90" ID. r.. SICkLfS.
Sheriff OF the City and County
81 Scw-YOIk.
e,,r,,pr,c OFFICE COUNTY CorETHOUsE. CITY
N-NN N Kew York. July 30, 1890
,,,,,~ - ,cvspapsrs will Insert this advertise.
,osnt unless specially authorized 80 70 90 e1cyrrs
sheriff Of The city and County
Of New-YorK.
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC INsTRuCTIQX;
SEQ RETARY'S OFFICE, 1871 LININGSTON-ST.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, November !, 1890.
- EALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
4 o'clock D. M. for furnishing supplies. such a book
hroons brushes pals shoVels step ladders
rubber hose. &C.. to the public schools.
4 ample OF each article must accompany the bid
prOpOsal blanks VIII be furnished by the Secretary OF
the Hoard, on which only will bids be received
''0 ' JAMES CLYNE,
Chairman Committee on Supplies
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NO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

r. s Lighthouse Engineer Twelfth District. San
rr,nci-co Cal october % lS9o-Proposals VIII be re-
rid an ths Office until L. o'clock OF THURSDAY
the ith day OF December 1890 Tor furnishing ths ma
labor Of all kinds necessary for the completion
~ delivery OF the nettwork for the Northwest Seal
~ Lirht station. california. Plans, Specifications forms
~ rrnnosal and Other information may be ODt1in" on
,nn alton t. this office. The right reserved 60 rie,
Ap w., q, ali bids and to waive defects. W H. II FIX
ta s OF Engineers, L. 5. A.. Lighthouse Engineer
District
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= ENGINEER OFFICE. Room So. Army

TT > ENGINEER OFFICE, Room %, ARMY
building, NewYork, October go ls1o-seaed PRO I99;;
- in trpiicate viii De received at this Office untll
l,s t.l,ak noon Monday December 1890 for the de:
,,eyV AZ sandy Hook. n j., OF fl 600 cubic Yards OF
tn Ntone granite trap limestone and O2,OOo Dll-
sIs 81 Eo.cnGac Cement The attention OF bidders Is
,ri,ed 70 acts Congress approved February 20 leso
nna Fabrusry 20 1881 Vol %. page 1872 and Vol -.
aSe ala Statutes at Large. For full information apply
"a O. L. GILLESPIE Lieut. Col. OF Engineers.
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C,TZTn,I ROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

( hH ro $40 or fL-nnBBFRTY.sT., NORTH SIvER
,oo y M FOR Fa,ton. Mauch Chunk Wllh wiz, Suc
scranton o a. Rdng Tamaqas sS,%SSGS h sae
bury wilamsPort on sundays lot r'S''''
Wkestarre and scranton
: 90 a. m FOR Easton and Maush CHUNK y" 'D''
si and 100 r. for aais@ NI Po.tSc amsqg
Shamokia sunbury wlllamsport Through bune' az"
Car 70 wilsmspcE IA ston Msuch Chunk Reading. Harn
burg w poottsyie &C. on Sundays for La''on' ''''
Chunk ana u ,os Easton Mauch Chunk Readng Hs,n o
burg. wllkesbarre. Scranton. Tamaqus fo''s'''e'
go p M m for iSr Eastcn Mauch Chunk Reading H''rS
burg su I'd, q.s a. a@d p Allentown %
For ktantlc Hghands az % 90 Sao' M II 90 %
80 For F ge SGo & aa5 Sis 80 M 80 $780,
gS o p long Branch and points South 20 Point ppSsss
at As sis, rs a. M ,, 90 PARK zoo a. NJ 90
p P For Red Bank at 80 siS i;iS % c9 49, wv
20 For Lakewood. Toms River and Barness' 40 S''
% For h, ian CITY, vncand and Brdsecn at ''' an"
80 p %cnou,h Reach and seabright a. si5. u dS
M" 40 40 90 p. m. Sundays. 900 o. M" INV
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN"
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
p phuadslphia at 80 AS, 100. IL 80 a. NJ 80
suV%SpSYS. 800, ii 90 a. m. ZOO $50 20" '""
Fa, "a iS 9is and Washington 100 Il 30 Ss s
eePS sS.dt Iaviag at GS Il s ,SS
night sSssp, s' Poctsy Rssh e.
neTSn s for Ms'S ana va
80 nse' D PaTlSr os srnday $50 90
eN TeSefs and ParlcrCar be procured ws
~: % 4, 'q fo; Sfs s RrssdT SswY so cou ~
Fulton ST. % broadway Brooklyn call for and check
barcage from hotel or residence
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Eegal y Offices
q TppruE COIrET-Trial desired in Wash

- UPREME COURT. Trial desired in Wash
- incton County Warren +. Bascom, as aduinis.IA
tor with the will annexed OF the estate OF Pamela Johe
Iamcr Fred ". stark Gertrude F. STARK, hsCncf bHc
Charles Chapman. Maria Clark, Edward IL Merrill "nItt
Mrru Carlton II. Merrill Alice Merrill; tiri3 nv
Carrie hit Hiram w Dickinson. Mary d. l.ohs' iri"'t
A. CON Emma ~ Collins. IO>elLnt H. Hopper, anna l.
W,Iton Charles r. Walton the children OF SOPHIA ic'ol
Ioron d,c ribcd in said VIII 1.-THE Hone Ml'aoalS
So,ety unknown plaintiff the society or c0iporduol
de.rrbed IN said viii ''thc Bible SCcicty uhpHn ~
plantiN the corporation de>cFptu III ,iiu
rs thc Foreign Missionary society uhhhoNh u i'i''"'
Defendants. $780,, ", m. horo,,. gum.
To above named defendants hcu aIc od ~ srve
moned TO answer complaint IN this artoi anu % i
rony of your answer the Paintu9 AVIoricy, MlVil
twenty DAYS after the service OF this summons tAcusN'
NJ ana in ease 0 your ialuff 70 ~
near or answer Judgment Will be taken AGAINST Aou p1
dcfault for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated october u. 1880. ,,,,-..,r.. .,.ou,ore
once ard rostoiicc address. Whltcn1l y. -
To the defendants Mary d. Coamcr yertFud" +: siam.
Fdxar H. Merrill Alice Merrill. Caro- titt Garsc ilu'
Hiram Dcknsan. Frances A. Con, Josephine H. hoipl
Inc children Of Sophia Benson. deceased II any tnl"N
yn as hc Home Missionary society. unknown u ram
lin thc society or corporation described IN ad WI! a.
the bible Society," unknown to ll1htI ana u: ,Vi. w
in said VIII ''the fofei-h MIS-
,io1arv Society" unknown 70 Plalntih; ,,,
foracou0 l. served upon you Dy phDIN'
ton pursuant 70 order Of Hon John H. iutl4, or
~ the Justice, Of the supreme Court OF The state OF New
Work dat OCTOBER % 1890 which IS MED tpgethr WIN
Inc conrl,nt in this action. in the Washington county
cIerk,s o0ice at ARGYLE. New-lo
'i'iN w POTTER & LILLE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
once and Postoiice address Whitehall, y. y
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- Nr-UIr\DRFD-A ND-SIXTU STREET. -

n NE-Hl NDRED-AND- NH SIKhEI.L,
~ Cont OF Common for the CITY ana County o!
New. York: Hugh j. Barron against Fernando Not ana
In pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure ana sac aa
and entered in the abov" "ntitcd acton am nr ~,
thc of 1890 !. tn" undersigned, Inc
ref rec n SAID judgment named viii sell at pablo auction
Numbers 80 to % Liberty street In the city ~ New,
YORK on Monday. .he 2it day OF NCNcmpct H9p A. =
o'clock noon Of that day. by Mes-rs william Kennedy y
FRO auctonecr all The right title and interest which the
defendant Fernando Yo>t had on the 9th day OF Angus
1890 In and to the premises In said pdsncht mentioned
and therein described a. follows &" W.T. Nj th9" rti
honnded and described follow- beginning 90 point
Wv ~ soitherly side of ardsiN Nth Street
hundred aud TWENTY-FIVE feet west Of Ninth ANenuc run
H. thence westerly along Observation-Disclosures street
NV loot. thence southofly nOrthery side Of one
und and fifth Street bundled lCt thence ca,icrY
ain' the northcrly s,de Of Onchundr dandith Strcci
CIV fee aud thence norihcrly two hundid feet To The
southerly Onchundr dandNtn street al the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated October 80. ls9O -. o,,.,. 81,
PHILLIPS & AVERY, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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A DIVIDED HOUSE.
IntOlerant Old Age and Thought.
less Youth.

Peter Schmidt and his wife, Lena, are
residents of Alameda. They were mar
ried in June, 1885, Schmidt was 90 years
of age and the bride was anywhere be-
tween so and so. She was widow with
children; he widower and father. He
is troubled with rheumatism and applies
great quantities of coal oil to the region of
the pain. He is also believer in spiritual
ism. and she has the appearance OF hard
worker.
The household mixture was not conducive
to peace and prosperity. Intolerant old
age and thOughtless youth provoked trouble
night and day, and spirtualism was an in
gredient in the family pot that was not en-
joyed generally. The only solid satisfac-
tion resulting from the mediumistic mys-
terry came to Mrs. Schmidt when informed
from the unknown beyond that her hus..
bands life was restricted to four years
time from his marriage. Even that crumb
Oh comfort disappeared, for more than
quartet of years has elapsed since the
prophecy, and Schmidt is still among the
living.
Mrs. Schmidt has sued for divorce and
the case was before Judge Rearden yester-
day. The complaint is full of serious
charges, alleging that the husband has
brutally whipped her boys and threatened
to knock in their brains; also that he
keeps two long knives and a pistol within
easy reach night and day, and seeks courage
at all hours from demijohn. of whisky
and another of wine. One night, as she
states. he chased her out of the house with
the revolver; and at another time he as
sured her he would have burned down the
house, If she had not consented TO sell
some of her property to friend of his.
She asks for $50 month alimony and
restraining order against the sale or mort
gage of community property. Schmidrs
answer denied all the charges and sets up
as part of the defense that his wife had
objected to the constant smell of coal oil in
the house, and because he insisted upon
using it for his rheumatism she locked him
out one night.