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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Adler, Moses. to A Phibln. 3d-ave. OF 10othst
Bclen, john jacob RSprer; and others S4th-st
l't Bsady i FsE:s 3 j cs% Sathalieave. lots
Sc R asf y AihS{ 'ssie John Heller h
21thss q SHAY q ysars s2 GOO RIDGES.
OF Rivington;st, ], year. %. zoe; ..,.,,.,
~ 8 HsSny estate, e9n ss
Carr John and another to a = cean, Sathale'ave.
IS s. Af EaSs '. "a sa Kas.srass
Road los Y $50 AnshS %sx estate years sl92o
cai Drey month ssi s5oco - OF Avenue A.
1sy. s ssu Years sS so'sPa S'nn'fer 2d
A'Y pTosc, John Arthur cl,nln Nathaie-ave
lot aa An'eGay s''fs to b cad%
o ss rne william aa@ % fssa' Rankin 9Th
ave- lease years 5000 :,,oo,,o Life In, Co.
,5 hES,'@ps rhs SSet years, $1,000 ~ w.
FiaSssaa William C. e s George KitchIns, 10th
FraaFenhelmsr. Leopoldne TO Regime Bunnl. list
Ford T. 70 T,tls G SSarantee and Trust Co. 4a
Fettre,sh. Mary 1 so to Kate Reynolds lo2d''s
G,Ssae no ,S,S cs s''rn0''h Co.
ASsq'es g. 1s.r o.aa $780, S''h''v'
Graham. John F. to A W Spear. Of Houston-st BET
N' SoIdenbsrs simon to VIM Weld. 4s2s 400 Broome
st. modss Mary E. .oA claan o, Kngsbdse Road
Heather, Geor re so 70 same of Nathae-ave Lots T.
eSFgS " and wife ysst to wS wa'h'un
:" Horton Charlotte a; to Clara whteman. 12sth-st
''c gnstinaai Jennie Shas Barlow. Lex
. o. . q ossrmey yenr eb%snn 1924 Division
st. iease. demand. $3.50.
ave- Lots q. ETC. map Anthony estate. years mort
e'g Tecs Charles H. TO Smith. of Pors-ave. Of
Ifl--ts l''''T F''fNNV'
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DEN N SYLvANIA
] RAILROAD,
KAILR ROAD.
ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
aims leave stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland

ON AND AFTER NONEMBER 3, 1880.
Trains leave stations OF DesbRosses and Corlandt
FAST LINE for the West Pullman
$50 r.; $50 cessss 90 -.
WI 81 Loc Has nsAs and AK knoS
1906 ISlf%SS fhaifg'S AND CHICAGO LIN
Driving s0%S s
Cars nnas Sl hot, 5egcs
Library ,n D. al Gs
sss o. sse
BOO Sf r. Its LoUIs cIicAGo AND CINCINNATI
I1Tsn ns sSapsRSg s Ss sS
E: r
CSC a. %s1 ~ ESSsnSs % all 4:
Sleeping 70 PsSg1Ts s. LCps S9ag0
s Rn:
e ~ aS sssa; Tor cie:
Soc spd :'s .ef?S sfss{s Pullman
SfspF 'ss %ssS. VEN
sSp%SSs as.'
fflfsi 81
M. ns I S q snto
Sa aSS s5s's %s . E psns
s$s fse e
ssss az Bill: sa h.1: asss gs ss g sS ::
For Long Branch Point Pleasant; and intcrmedass sta
Sunday AS m, l5 m. lido not stop At Asbury
FoR ATLANTIC City: 90 p. m. Through Day Coach,
weekdays, connects for Cape May and Browns Mills.
Eor old Point and Norfolk, via New YORK, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad, 100 a. daily except Sunday
and 90 D. daily VIA Baltimore and Bas Line. 10
y IL" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave follows =
90, 20, 100 s 80. o 90. Chicago Limited VITA
Dining Car. and 10 10 Washington Limited and IL 90
.. m, go, 90, 10, 90 30 200 80 100.
O 100, 80, 100, and 300 p. m. and IL l5 night
Accommodation II 10 ;; $40 and 90 m: Sun;
days ESpsSss sS 900 9S L soe s0s and d bS
p M, and ~ rs night. Accommodation, 100 p. IN,
check baggage from hotels and residences through -
For Of local trains apply any docket agent
VI C IN r. PuGH. j. n. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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Railroads
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows;
= A. m for Slatington and intermediate points.
A. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Potsve and principal local points. Chair
ear TO Lyons and Pullman car % suspension Bridge.
III A. m for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points
Chair to Mauch CHUNK -
n M for TunkhanDock and intermediate points Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading and Harris.
burg
Chair car to Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper to Suspension
80 D. m for Pottsvllle. Mauch Chunk and intermediate
nonts Chair ear to Mauch Chunk.
10 D. M for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
n m for Geneva Lyons, E.mira. Rochester Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Trains leaving at a. M, II o. m. p. M and 40
n m connec all points In Mahanoy and Hazleon coal
Aee SUNDAY TRAINS.
A. m for Mauch Chunk Ifazeton and intcrncdia ito
points, and IL a. m. for Shenandoah end intermediate
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
d. IN for Geneva Lyons. Emira, Rochester Eunalo
and the West PULLMAN sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern ONCE o35 Broadway
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n v G.

WEod ~ w T T.nil' TIND' n. d. =. q
II. T. H. X; Co.. Lessee:-Trai9s leave West i2d:st.
from the foot Of Jayst; New.Yo,k Hamilton London.
S. Louis: IS 1s; g rs Toronto, 20 :SS is
10 II M , sa nnS Nosnsse Bridge Mag
8 rs D. aud ali 80 M runs only Utica Kings.
ss;is =: cs,siiii and Albany $50 7iS. .e:Ss'
Point Cornwall. Newburg. $3.50 rs SIS. 20.
g :ss al :s2 M - 8, 90 .S;i5 o:ss. 20 80.
= rs M Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara
trans. a. Leaves BROOKLYN VIA brooklyn Annex.
70 80 M: m. jersey CITY K: 4 ~ stat %,
urday. All other trains daily except sunday For tickets
iornatIon. apply onees Brooklyn 1913 washngt.n 20
acs FAX a a.a o s ioos p, ru'9s bly,
Place So West 125thst and West Shore station foot q
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. vanderbItsye.
Nav-vaDk.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY-sT., NORTH RIVER

4 NENIkAL HALLWAY Vt NV - Lno6As
fooi Time Tin II raSie &c Of October ., 1890. 80.
so Raan lS Ha6urs Tamaq" ssmoSa SUM-
bury wilamspoIt ON sundays for EasOn Mauch Chunk.
w I IS are ! i an a. ss psssss
90 t0S Easson and , Ma0ch Chunk On Sundays
and Rs,da o ani:s
sSa%osa sa%bury wiGamspo Through Buffet Pso;
burg 100 on i sSadsys '
ss a m. for Easton Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris.
burg wikesbare Scranton. Tamaaua pottsvile. Shame
rs D. m m for Easton Msuch Chunk. Reading Harris
tursa &C. su fSs ras q and Allentown
For A.aptc o Hishlandss Sunday a. 80 o 40 IL iS M
For FsechoS. Il 4;as. Sis. 10 80 m. 1:sO 49,
For Long Branch and points South 70 Point Pleasant
49, loys 10 ana xoS PARK g. sund's
Rcd Bank q. s mas s, 30 ,, rs 80 AGO.
For Lakewood, Toms River and Barneeat I:iS Sis
For hssss ci,. vinelsnd and Brdseson a. AS
q. M 80 80 600 .. m. Sundays. 300 a. M. 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
s rs'essS' sos - % n 80 is 49, ds &c
For baltimore and Washington daily at oo 1, 80 lex.
s'ps sSssty u.s. IS 90 l;;5S e sss
s s Ss n Rass' c sssasy Has'
& sfs srssassss Iss coar ss ws
as RrCsdssy BOoSlyn Nm, al. o., ~
baggage from hotel or residence.
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ROYAL pLUE LINE

n EW.YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
twenty minutes earlier from foot Of Jay.st ESQ a. m
0n ;SS oswegc Chlsase go for Campbell Halt
town Liberty, Walton. Oneida Central Square oswego
Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago, st. Leus.
timetables. 1923 B,way. J. G. ANDERSON. Geal Pes
sensef Agent. IA Exchange Place. N. X
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.
Hudson River Railroad.
AIlTrsins arrive Al and depart ffsn
AuAND CENTRAL STATION
Eovrfh Avs. and %2d st.. New Tort.

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Proposals.

ID ROpOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
l. Philadelphia Depot of the Q. NJ Dept, No. i f2s
Arch-st Phisdelphia. Penn. ,oy g. !s9o,sealed pro;
Dosas trDlcate. Will be received at this office until Ill
O'Clock Monday Deeembr s 1890 t9s furnishing
5000 yards linen bang cloth 1000 yards nona cord
and LOO yards O. scarlet cape lining flannel Samples
Kids for delivery other points will also be entertained
deliveries the right II reject any
or a proposals Preference given articles OF
production or manufacture conditions OF quality and price
1ncuding In the price Of foreign productions manufact.
IPs Ih thereon being equal Bids Tor foreign articles
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DROpOSALS FOR THE MANUFACTURE
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DAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1870 To-, The manSfletue % one
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the designs p Lieut. " B. Gordon Ordnance DepaIt
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REAL ESTATE.
RusINEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

u as obvious from the crowded state OF the floor at
The Real Estate Exchange yesterday that whatever tho
condition might be In the Stock Exchange the
ceiling has not extended TO the real estate market
The exchange was packet TO its utmost capacity
and the bidding brisk ut all the stands. The
presidents stand was occupied for the day BY james L.
Wells who offered 1875 lots belonging to the estate OF
George fale in. the Twenty-fouith Ward, adjoining
Srotnua Park. Lots on Cr0tOna-avc. ana the corner
~ Marion Place brought 800 and S775 respectively
ana interior lots IRON 1878 up to ss7S eo TSe
and the two corners Of Clinton ave. $500 and $3.50
The he corner Of Fsak ana o tSe
Of iioads ~ $50. Interior lots ranged from 800 TO
$500. excepting In the block between Clinton a am nS
Prospect aves where they brought between $500 ana
1875 Lots In penfold ave. brought 81 900 for the
corner and lots on tho boulevard and corner Of Pen,
oIdavc. brought $14O0 and adjoining lots Si20O and
sias5 -Four at the junction Of Bostona lave and and
in the boulevard the Parkway brought 81 100
for the corner, and from 1915 to 5000 for interior
The sale as whole was an entire success and the
following were among the principal buyers r.
Rrothers, E. j. Flood, Mrs. Margaret Watt Mary f.
Monaghan. Henry. lielncks, Patrick Flanerty. John
II. MetzIer and Others
20 TO 36 West Twenty third ST., better known as the
building occupied by Stern Brothers this property Is
i fact ceeup RsSfSSS BY a m s and on S
SsxSsO it sold to the plaintiff in the proceedings
fapsG an ~ for N S,'' ia East
soOr Henry a Waters for $4,000 no. 90 East Forty
nlnthst is fourstory browDstone dwelling on ion
lie w West co%y ns sssa
story brick building on lot 2oxico went 70 noMn
Meyer S fU w Sesor .S BRICK tenement sold for
s2a,675 to Joseph Cosgrove - su,o,,no
No. 10 fours sSs S saGne raw a%e ro@
$4,000 to $4,000. and Thomas p: Whit s, was the
three STOW brownstone dwelling on lot 16.exSO, sold
under foreclosure for 81 100 10 Jacob Korn. No. 232
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Damr,ns Afa6emies

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LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S
"A CLASSES IN DANCING,
hENDELSSOHN ROOMS. los WEST bBTh 81.
Private lessons any time by app intmcnt.
~ ARL MARWIG'S CLASSES. 1871 East 50thst com.
" mencs October Is. ONCE hours, 10 to H. wednesdays
and Saturdays. Send for circulars.
T. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, ,02 East 55th-st.-A school
for dancing department and casthenics EXERCISES;
all the and fashionable dances. send Tor circular
<yEoRGE w VILLAGES SCHOOLS 20 West Both.
IN a. and HARLEM 81 West 1o6thst.-Class and pri.
ate tuition children and adults. See circular.
AZ p VAPvARD REILLY master OF dancing, 54S
N "Eth-ave accents only Of classes formed for him.
IN GEORGE DoDwORTH
l. No. 8Sl 5THAVE.
Now Omen, Class and Private Lessons.
Mems Glass commences Monday. December l.
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Sa:.c. for Boys d fnS West OPP. Bryan. PIX
a. sS "a P Is T.: Young Ladies' sp
A THE MISSES MOSES ,.,. 49,.
boarding Day ScnpO fer C sd Bsrns
md other colleges az Madson.ave.
A THE MISSES wREAKs:
"A. BOARDING and Day School for Young Ladies ana Ch
dren, with Kindergarten. 81 East Gsth-st
WEST END AVENUE, s SCHOOL For GIRLS GIRLS
preparatory collegiate resident pupils kindergarten Tor
Boys and girls 2sl West End.aye., cor. 7eth.st
MISS J! F. MOORE Boarding ana Day School . icf
ti~iman conversation. III West 56th-st:
A MISS GAYLER's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
IA. 174 West S8th-st.
Circulars sent on application.
A MISS E. M. NEWELL Formerly with ne Misses
"A. 6rAham.l Home and Day School FOR Girls; !. IN.
A THE AUDUBON SCHOOL. Washington Heightna
United adS,ps s x 'sH8 s'e
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New.York, wednesday, Nov.


New.York Wednesday, Nov. II.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
plot Of land and portion Of 5-sty building Nos 81 TO
SO West 2Sd-st, 5th-avc, plot e5A9s; Isaac stein
sty S Swsss With Gs M " It's
a,haye lot $3.50 Jacob KSrn o. lS s; CANALS,
gs is'''ss South Sd'GHs s'f
%sS 81 70 cs oss
'Ss5 Ssf@s wy SS.s ,,a,s.
;%s. ,iss; S'5s I? - S$;;
i:Ss :. f asS 81
idp similar l'f Sudins Win
IT, Moo Ss Sss s and
,oha ,Ss'sy Gp' 9h T lots ixsi each Chapman
ssRs VI. gSs Ho' .ss Ie S 1s0 B aas
FAX ,n bet o g,sea s1Syso and Broad
9 Se5 sng oSsrs sad en0n
p. =. Fergan. T. leineks and others $1,000 uo,D,o,
Place l0f ssner c1 BSotScrs and d othcTs si575
20 lot. Fcniod.avc and Southern boulevard; H. B.
sogsassn BGasy oys and cro'ona Parkway
lot. on Southern Boulevard running to Boston'aVe;
w. Mats and h Snsss ot No 40 a.bave 42s
2d-st Mt Vernon, lot 25xo5; b. French $1,000.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CITY.
Madson.ave. W $. 30.7 It > OF 42d-st. 30.9xirreg;
son" cs' IS Il f IT, 49, a Ward 6os
Cornell and wife to william o'Keete 1900
9ssSS sasss Cot o g. TO zs sss g.
operative savings and Loan Association s;.;s; GO
lol ness JuspT In wa% ~ q. $500
''. jacob RispnsS S is 10 Il baum nniAa'e
Same proper'y: Harris Baum and wife to Daisy :,
$., f & f iDshave aSnl0OS cha' 10000
University S Place NV ISL Il Of iothst 2lsx
lO5.3x2l. 7XoS9; Ella v. A and Abram 100
Same s'i pope E ' isbeia Tuck and Sarah o.o
FAX Sopf i js%ss covert ref to
sth .D 45 e Of 5othst 255xioo Rosa: Nv
lie a"s 1;sr e sSessSrss 'S o G% EpS
p,T n%d MG m 40 s@ enweS Place
WIN Ramsey g Geo Ed EIGT ~ N.;v 10 &C.
''.I Byrne to John Bolen 1851
SSSsn o"p e e e snsss E..
Matilda Seaman and wife to Robert Deg 10000
'o'E-i IoWts s to- to siias b 900
Mo SnesiHf 5; :o6 It Of Jeaerson.st 26xi2o
AID wife cor sdaa keSni1 jos
Map'1 EnaDp to Sylvia + + knapp $4,000
West Fndayc, 5 S6th-st, 252xS0; David
Mckles and wife 10 Agnes Lynch 6OOOO
7th-aye n 143d-st. 09.11x125 Alex Mcserey mr. ,o
To Matilda Seaman -onoo 2s 500
Aee" .fnstnicini 'o roo ."o' 5000
Mafgt N N TilIotson and Maria L Tiiotson ~ 500
G2d.st, $. 1895 It 2d-iyc 50x10O5; Isaac
(;oodsein and wife to Martin StOrtz 53,25O
Phbin to Moses Adler 1880
Kohn w. ~ .e' ' . 1880
Issth:st $ 600 II Of wllIsave 1o.sx1Oo; ~,
Il w Crlttcnden to J w Cornish 5000
West 10th-st 5, 9.1 II Of treenwich-aye.
38x33xirreg; J w Ketcham and wife TO a 1 49,.
S4th.st, s. 81 II Of Amsterdam-ave, S4x1022;
| J VI Newman to X McCiirr ...........-..:::.:: 1
Park-avc, $, 45.2 IT n Of 73dst, 57x90; ~,
''t''i II Lock to II r smith ', 900
| 12fthst. s. 200 10 Of Amsterdamave, 115X
IOOI1; G Lock to II Clifford jr.....-..... 40 500
5th-ave. 2S.S II = OF S0th.st. 2l.10xlcO;
| & w Locxliart and wife to II Wronkow 1
"G Ioniss peleter 90 .. al to Mas 217so
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MISS s. d. DOREMUS.
SCHOOL, 81 East Twenty.nfst Street.

Nl ENGLISM, FRENCH and GERMAN BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for Y0UEG LAPTES and md, G sdnen
1s 1890 French Is the Language OF the family ana
school. Special classes In history, literature art ana
and German primary department. ~ x,
50th Year. NINE. A. c. MEAKS, Principal.
M IssFs GIINNEII,S DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. %
1v1 5sthst reopens october Collegiate PrepaIa
soy and Primary Depts kindcfeafteh fIoeoei nelo-.
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IVD Children feopens October ]. at 100 East 63d-st:
M ISIS G!BBoNss SCHOOL FOE GIRLS; Is, o..
lv IS WEST 47TH.ST.. RE-OPENS OCT. LIST
Three bearding pupils win be taken.
THE MISSES HOYTS
for young ladies and children begin Septcm-
Der ~. 40 West 76th.st.
WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE lFounded 1850. Home and
Day School. GOLD AND BRONZE MEDALS, PARIS
EXPOSITION. 1880. 71st-st. and West
End.ayc. Nine VAN NORMAN, Principal.
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For Both Sexes-City.
MUSICAL
METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
Best private instruction in al branches. also sur.
rounds pupils with superior advantages In Class work
Lectures Concerts and the LaneuaRe Refined boarding
privileges for lady pupils Dudley Buck and Albert
Ross Parsons heading departments. Opens September
u. Pupils received at any tme Book sent tree
AND q EAST 14TH-sT. NEwYoRK.
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col eye preparation speciality business. high school
and classical courses.
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thorough and attractive school for boys. Opens Sept
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q AIESMAN-wantei a lIy, man to take the General
- Agency for New-York City for newly patented gas
burner offered the public and sells ON sgnt
liberal trims 10 right patty Address rliE WONDER
Full BURNER CO., Si1 Fnbert-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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anrtiou Sale OF horses.
ID ETEIs c. KELLOGG g. CO.. Auetoneers. VIII sell a.
auction several cons'gnmets
TROTTING STOCK.
Carriage Horses. Vehicles. &c. .
Thursday Nov. 10. 1892, at 10 o,el?ek at
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE.
Broadway and 10th. 81. New-York.
(Onice. 107 John-stl -
The catalogue. ready. contains Nataoic consign-
from breeding farms and private stables Address
PETER G. KELLOGG e. CO., l0I John-st. New ork.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-01-17

THE Grand valley Star of Colorado
having declared that Colorado stand =
foremost for the gu Atty and Iantity
Of her Fl tits, cereals aud vegetables,
the Colorado Farmer OF Denver rises
to remark:
H w about our quantity of wheat
and corn. 4 other Pahor, when Kan
sas had thirty million bushels or
more of the former and ZONE hun,
dreds millions Of the latter? OF
course We are ahead OF them all in
quality, but our Quantity is small il
comparison. Who can Out-lie CoIora
dos liars? We wait for reply"
No need waiting Bro. Oakley. You
might wait until Gabriel has busted
his horn and had marry toot Ief
and you would get no answer but
this. No one can