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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
rrc0RnEn MORTGAGES.

Bunting, Amanda + 10 BANK lot 0''"s' - -
GaIIabsn William to schnugg cor SHAVE and
DIN James and wife to COOPERATIVE building ana
Loan Association Indcpendence'st lou 49, 'nS'''
Doremus Chas c. to Marren, 17th interest In estate
Vi n,yies Julian r. and wife, to Mutual Life insurance
70 V I45thst and II 144th-st, g OF BouleVaru'
Se' purn John and David to executors VIM G Wood
Fallon Ellen y &, to benjamin NJ Hartshorhe' cor
shave and 47th-st. years 5000 . -. OIL, ,va
o;!cnnard Mary, Ed Duffy n 12oth'st oil ''h-a'e'
y Greene .hdele T. WIN Stokes. seth-s OF
West Endave. -ears, $50 600 - 800 Nathalie. ve
Goldman, Minna. to ClahIn: cor Na'nahs"''
and Nindham Place years, 81. loo CT, =, po,aon
Hamilton, Gertrude g. ana - ~ a. 600 'eD''
uccke Catharinc. Jno Holcker oith'st' Oh 'n'
ave demand. 81 900. a. Ham, pos.rborg g :
iod.st " Of Gth-ayc. 1 year, 100000 .ou o.rosn.
Hopping Harry D., to Terence Jacob.on cor "ree'i'
Aim and Isaac bernstein to Greenwich Savngs
pans 81 % 253 West 3oth-st, years mortgages
SANE to WIN Rankin, same property mortgages IN
ohn and wife, to Mutual Life Insurance Co Of
y GAM, ' coz oth.ave and 7O.h-st. year. $50 600
Karcher Anna and Christopher t. Mary Mar Laydeh'
Imgsr Frank and wife, to Susan hilpatflcH i-o'"'
q, . 81 Lenox-ave. IL years ~ 600. CAL. ., %
81 Pollock Kate G. to Peter somers e2d's'' Oh 2u'
ave- solomon mon Joseph Emo, 2S7 Mercer-st
Stein Henry b. to John Burns and another execu
tors 5Oh;st of 2daye years s2o sns ru.. Co.
Esther to TIE GusFa Ress '9a Mortgages
WsSsto Emily, and another to E%grant a1 mna
Wildwood, Elizabeth J, tn Charlotte VI Mahigaui''
,o5th.st Of Amsterdam ave, year, $40 800 Carvings
Znk Charles and Louis, and wives to iare, Sa nn
RAM Conrtlandtave, Of 14oth-s year sl0o ,oo
same TO Henry Pan, property, years, 100.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour STEADY and firm. wheat-southern hrmer Weston
weak No winter red, slot and Noycmler, 9oac6 De
Al oS,s Corr-Southern steady white. old Csc new
55a6oc; yellow. old. Csc now. 65o0Oc; Western At ady
mixed and Noyemer SOC year. sse , asked ys9
Southern and Pennsy vanla i9a52c do Western white
3ia52c; do do mixed. 4sd5,c graded no white 52c
Hay inactive prime 70 choice timothy sii. Provisions
finn Butter firm. Eggs, 25c. Coffee quiet sugar
quiet and steady Copper steady and rm Whskey nrr'
Il 600 bbls wheat. 1000 bush 200 bush; oct o
bb bis; CORN corn. 1000 bush saes-wSeat $4,000 bush
corn, "a 900 bush.
Boston Nov 13-Flour dull Corn duh steamer yell
low 652a06c. oats very dull No white. ?iaoii9c.
Shorts quiet end steady. Provisions quiet and steady
Butter firm; Western extra, 2jd21c Cheese du Eo9s
bbs and 49, 200 sacks corn 600 BUSH oats PA GOO
bush shorts, 1900 TONS
Buffalo Nov. 13--wheot-Only carloads Of No hard
were offered with 81 OH, closing at 81 90 IL 600
a OF at closing asked for carloads No Northern no
round los offered winter grades scarce cars 10 dcS
sold at 81 O3. and No white a. 93c on track NO
red closed at Al 00a In store. Corn quiet weak ana
lower 600 bush No sold at SEE closnGENo yellow
at 5S4c; No yellow 57'sc; No q 5Giac NO - DOC IN
store Oats firm 10000 bush No white In store soa ~
settled 5000 bush No Western .old at 1oaIcc 1000
Michigan at 76a 79c. Rye scarce No p 15e on track
Flour dull and weak hes: patent spring, 50 6oaso % 40
winter "a 75as4 IS. MIiecd Arm winter bran
sis 50asl9 spring do SIS Canal freighs f lads
Of taken at 2d3c and corn at &c Dy % noo
boatmen. Receipts-Flour. 2S,o 900 bbs; wheat liooo
BT csDawSeSt $1,000 bush corn 1000 bush oat e
bush coTn 600 oats bush 1000 bush
Chicago 13The leading futures ranged As ioo"s
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DEN N s YLvANIA
RAILROAD.
KAIL ROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER g. $780,
Trains stations foot fDesbrosses and Cortland
BOO =. M.SImE FAST LINE for the Yves. pull@.s
m sS e5aS5 aa Ps SO chicago
a @ I Lock next and ak o sd
1ooo IASfSSG fhif'N AND CHICAGO LINZ
%S State caro-. Room sRs Raes sSa
Rad faa Sss a ' s both s
saSsi q ee s% Ii g Sc' s en sI @
Sy Exfas Pullman yetbac Sleeping ca sHd RiSss
Gar p e s. LS to SGS1sa and re, e
cinnati II 100 a. NJ, Chicago 5 100 p m and st. Louis
ESQ 4 % Hifs SEsrEgN EXPRESS for all point. (.
s e %ss' Car
ona siRHd HH
PSugS h2qd and cs 10 A' Ssy at s SSc r.
louis Lou 90 a. H. second morning Connects Tor Clevs:
500 aSd and ffy efsSys RSfssd,s
% f e to y %s Mem
s$G SsT 4 g. SSp"a az next s ss
fffHS ssy's2s ~ $ SsP
L r to Of Ras Ro S.
sd g S sr,e .%sS aay E'S Plnps s Si
ssS 90 "a .S S2 fga as hsss e
* s e9S 80 Ro a. n mr. 80 %
;srs s"s c9sSTs' h ssssps
For Long Branch Point Pleasant; and ntsrmedIat. sta
lions weelxdays, 9:l0 8. IL 80 and $40 p. IN.
Sunday, as a. Is D. m do not stop at Asbury
FOL, NT%hYTiC CirY: 90 D.. M Through Day Coach
WEEKDAYS, connects for Cape May and Browns Mills.
Eor old Point and Norfolk. via NewYork Philadelphia
foa and Norfolk railroad daily except Sunday
and 3 90 % M daily VIA Baltimore and Bay Line 10
D. H. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 10 90 $50 90, CHICAGO s, tImisea :, VA "a
a. M. 70 90 90, 10, 100. 80. 100 20 90
100 80. 8 100. and 100 p. m. and l2;lo night
ACCOMMODATION ~ 10 NJ, 4 40 snd go 3 m Sun n
days, Express. I'd $50 900 90 L mt ana ~
D. a. and 10 10 night Accommodation. Z zoo D. m,
Ihe New-York Tran sfer Company will call for anG
check baggage from hotels and residences through y
For timetables OF trains apply to any ticket agent
| OF us comps" " "pprcu J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. 6enera fassr AsehN
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. N. y

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. G.. &
W IL. +. R. r; Co.. Lessee-TraIns leave West 42d:st.
ssoa The ,oo o a. ~ minutes eser
Detrot and Chicago % 55 . rs M q rs p.
. rs buffalo Rochester. Suspension Bridge Mag
S M and 80 M run. only ' 70 idea kings
ton, 3 80, Z 10 - all 80 a. M - 90 5:ia and
ali 80 - 100 10. 'si5 cran, tons, West
g 56 all $50 y 10 50 90 30 IS 10 5:s5: Is 80.
g 10 IL 40 D. M Montreal and Canada Fast 10 a. m.
Falls Detroit. Chicago. and ST. Louis on All through
1910 m; S:o9 p m Jer;sy city 2 r r. sat ao
uray All other trains daily except Sunday For tickets
Timetable paror And sleeping.ear sscomm odaton or w
Futonsl. Annex once. loot Of Fnlton;s; New York CITY
800 1s5. 9i2. 1 27l Broadway, ii3 Boxery. II Park
Place 50 West and West Shore Station foot II
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave-.
NeW.York
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pcan~d oil duh and unchanged at $50 cents per gallon
In barrels and 9.6j cents in cases -
Eorelrn quotations Antwerp was up - frame 10 1870
1ci francs Brenen at $40 marks and London at e0
Z GIG pence, being without change
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THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF fhioL'.
1ro er,da oll market Yesterday showed weakening
tendency in spe OF efforts utilize to bull advantage the
oueter feeling In Street The stress OF money scarcity
has begun to be felt by the small speculative bus interest
left In the Exchanges and the continued good strikes Oh
oil met I'm the field by present drers confront holders
with the assurance OF increased. production The de-
ye,onment work in Pennsylvania and West Virginia Is be-
M on ~ frantic rate and while the Busy season oil
Consumption may be abc TO take care Of 20 0oobhrrdl
lid nor day N that such an output IL sustained
III l., a few months cause piling ~ OF stocks In
dvcua poducess and there are outstanding their re-
a b,t we have vet TO OF any concerted move
mont m regulate and restrict the drill The Stock fN-
change dealings light In Natoai transit cert
b ftor onennr up 14c cents the easier con.
don Of Mall Street next and final sales were At %
% TIC ontlons I'd the Consolidated Board opened on
cent AZ 73 recovered the fraction and then went Of to
the first figure. Tho markets closed weak. g.,
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as FOL
lows e..s,. r.oh,,ro Consol,datod
~. n,,cLa Nat Tr ekeve
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both Sexes-City.
Avn METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
u.., r,,v,.e instruction in all tyanchc. also sur.
round. pupils with superior advantages In Class Work.
Lectures Concerts and the Languages Refined boarding
privileges for lady pupils Dudley BUCK ana Aiocf'
Ross Parsons heading departments. Opens September
Ii. Pupils received at any time. BOOK sent ree.
,sANp 81 EAST 14TH-sT. NETWORK.
primary sla,s 1ssSs o''' 10
Hs ESfHz ssn2Gt AZ sHSsas
and thorough Cal
%eE SEND siD for s SfTiSs'' OF competency Oil
THE PEELITz SCHOOL OF LA Ssils wssn MS
ss BeIn pari Se Best s' instruction $40 term
Musical Instruction.
T HE EANSSS CONSERVATORY ,,:s OF OF MUSIC.
EAST i1EMsn ST 1858 q s?ss a. pn.
ooN saTGR D. TA EVESSd JAW Nov IS ocoa
Branch ssa's So West Y i25t asS. Dull ''''
Brooklyn.
A -A.-THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEM MIN Ais1:
A. Boarding and Day School for rs ios gesr "Opens
TIE MISSES ELTs
SCHOOL FoE GIRLS.
,.o AND $40 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
Boys and Young Men-Country.
y oRDENTowN On. j. MILITARY, INSTITUTE Hs,Id;TD,
f lieut. T. II. ii D. h IAN16N, Con am @ahdant
ASADESMY oG0STA Few
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r LMwoOD SCHOOL FOR BoYsaAt Milford G9n n
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| M oRwALK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
| ~ NORwALK, CONN.
Prepares for College business.
Thorough teaching. Careful training Moderate
charges. Superior building
| ''D--f ." FRANK S. ROBERTS. PRINCIPAL.
r. NJ PEEKsKiI.L MILIIARY AcADEM. NY ,,,,,o,uo
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EWToM a. u i s1y 1 1sss n ssRssH;
| school.
Eng Academic Classical. Business riding stables p9nies
| free. illustrated catalogue. J. WILSON. a. NJ, I'm
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Overlooking L. /. Sound Send for Illustrated catalogue
| g UMMER SCHOOL az the Peeksklll Military Academy
! JOHN y. TILDEN. A. NJ, NJ. D., Principal.
| Send for circular
For Young Ladies-Courtry.
! u ELVIDERE SEMINAHY.-.l00 pays for o thorough
| ID In business department, with home; speela
instruction ladies whose education has been neglected.
| Address SEMINARY, Beyidere, New-Jersey
| ~ ATHEDKAL SCHOOL OF ST MARY
" GARDEN CITY, NEW-NOKk. 49,
| Prepares for College and the Harvard tNamlnatons
| MISS JULIA IL. FARWELL, Principal.
| - OTIEGiAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ENGLEW0OD.
n. J-Reopens September 2! rIeparaton for eoes TX
specially. Pupils admitted TO Nassai, Wersieyr S SSa
| Smith certificate. ADAL1NE W; STEkLiN99
HOME BOARDING SCHOOL for misses and children Slr
careful training Address Miss A. TiiURSTON, Principal
| IIOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown n. VA Boarding ana
II Day School for Young Ladies and Little GIRLS WIZ
| yeopen Sept IL Miss NJ. w. METCALF, Principal
THE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Freehold. n j.
pleasant home with excellent opportunities Tor an
education. Miss EUNlCE ID. SEWAIL, Principal.
n
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CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
u EoOT or iIBTKTY.ST.. NORTH RIVE
HOSi rr,.. frabir ~ Octoher n 1890

u FOOT or LIBERTy ; Sl,o,. MoRr 1sa GIvER
A.3o n m FOR Easton. Mauch Chunk wlkesbarrA
dsrsbgrS T ,o s MsaSS sSH
wii&estarre and scranton
100 a. m for Easton and Msuch Chunk On Sundays
Easton Msuch Chunk and Shamokin. -
s and 90 q r. ioT u ari.a pOsy aMaSaS
shsmokn, sunbury, wIlliamspot Through Bunes P~f's
Car 70 20 Wam;s gr Mauch Chunk Reading Hsr
burg ~ pSSt.sslS Sc Sundays for PASTOR MaueA
Chsnk ana M Tor Eaon Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg Wilkes Scranton. Tamadua Pottsvile. Shame
for Es;sS@ ND %sot As SSSSs Reading Harris,
burg sS &c. D. m s" iST fssiOa and AentOwn.
ka1,cc o HsSand Sunday a 80 90 S' is 90 mn
80 For F$s 80; SGo K a,5 Is 80 H. 80 e:sS
0;G For Long and points South 70 Point elsssn.
at nj 40 ocean Grove and X:bary PARK 200 n o
Red Bank 'sa ats SO 90 Il rs 20 80 400
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesa, las Sis
70 For ,ltsn,c City, vineland and Bdgeton at t,5 am
W Tor Monmouth Beach and scsbrght a. sl5 1Ias
a M go 80 500 p m. SUNDAYS 200 a. m. 90
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
90 ssO aSS S,oS 600 80 mo- Y y n ssS
For ;.I@oSs wa,Asgssn daily at 90 80 81.
s'SS l 800 s s ,Ss:
or IL s2 sSsSRf s'i%GSsy HsN have
For sunbars and wanspor, VIA P6iiaaeIpnla a. q
cxsspt s sG ms' n raTSr os E o. y "a'a'
Tickets and ParorCar seats be procured at II Sei;
?s 81 Is. 'G sig s RsaHss sN'Ss 81
ss @roosyn call for and check
baggage from hotel or rcsdcnec
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was unchanged. Eggs 2ld2Jc.

Unchanged iGsS -i"-"N'
No sprins on track cash o2a9lc December, o2s
So SSytfG 9S White Corn or aeR on Rs quiet
No in store e9isc bid. Barley quiet No in store.
0SC f 5S s. sssp PGpa 81
AZ 800 bush barley 7G3oo bush. shpments-Flour, 4loo
philadelphia Nov 1s.-Flour-supplies o. winer clears
and lower grades small and prices and s' spca n sp
are liberal and the general market Is wea soI nnder fair d
aan and dna me - 80 for choice qEshest
o%r i" ts an weak l In Sympathy with
in other grain centres and prices Of options cossa
business choice milling grades in small supply and ad firm
with fair demand choice No red Penn IN sIan TSS
q g. no Shs'f red SycSS@be
T le ds an?'S 81 Pennsylvania &C. tGnMakst for
Old crop firm under very small b1 aSt rms Views Of
S"defs restricted business futures beyond this monh ne.
gsStsa and v 1oH sssc ia
grain depot 65e old no mixed sIsSk Coe a mo $50
NSycmG Fe SSSeS 5ase fairly liberal
and n MS,. io 5s car NO o s%iSs %
choice 10 Whit S2fS tu wsc d So S. Sfat
Sc peccmber 52a 52sc January. 522a52c February
ssss Butte DO Sf prn an" ex n easc
ana 5% s srdn Fs Sc Feed
hIgherP winter bran $i9 5Ods29 80 Petroleum steady
-e%a IN 500 sS sb SaeS Ss
500 5000 b. ba ~? o Sas"' oooo bush -,
81. LOWS Nov 13-Four slow lover: MN s3dSa IL, 10
family ~ o5ds3 50 choice. - 1888 ~ ahi - ~
a. o., Whcat-The market .Dened nc Gown ior DeVo
Ir and isdasc for May, and ruled aui,t put
,c6iar ductuatng within narrow range LOT spuw
Ter nrlces declined sharply and quickly ana the o,,
was continued the close which wa at he 9"et s H
", the dav and 2Lc lower for December aud 2c ior NAY
o nompared With yesterdays close NO, cash. 800
a lsc or after fractional advance an
80 feling set in the tendency Wa, down l+alrr
e. ssxnatby with wheat the market declined sharply ahe
~ iosod Ia lie down YESTERDAYS latest ngHrcs NO
onSh rac. December ASaic asked May oo,tc. Qnt
,. Dac,ye. No cash. 4Ol2c bid May. i1':c' iyt
Nv % cast side. BARLEY dun Minnrso,, ic' nay
,anddv unchanged inactive: sacked % ID. az
go easier Al 25dS %. Butter quiet but rni on bet.
100 unchanged. Eggs firm. ZOE. Lead unehahg,d
nntahle at "a S.. Bagging. case. lrtl cotton YES
a. 2ol1SI as. Cornmcal firm. 81 Oods2. ~ MhlsheS
- Ia Proyisions-There was no esseit chanYe ~
r,cos for spot offerings. but the market wa, di any
nnrder. Wcr, chiefly for small lots PORK 81. Lard
or o. Dry sat meats boxed shoulders s. 20 longs
q o. Bacon boxed shoulders. - 622 longs and ribs
20 ncgn,s flour 600 bbls wheat 1000 busl corn
~ op huh oats Is 600 bush rye 5000 bush barley
20 0oo hush Shipments-Flour. Loo bbls; wheat
onS ,Dsh corn 10000 bush oats 1900 BUSH barley
1 600 bush. A., ,.. AL, s >,.
he, az. december. 97'.c; February, 81 oe; March
~ 1sT &c Nav 54a.c oats quiet cash. &c Glover
cen"e al cash and November 81 20 December e. 80
Nee, Wb Su "a AZ Recept.-wheat, 6ls0 bush corn ~
Ma h cioyep:eed "a bags. Shipments-wheat 2l Q9
hush corn II AS bush oats, 600 bush rye 500 bush
| l.a0s
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NJ EWYORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAlLWAY.-Trains leave West i2d.st. ~ follow
twenty minutes carrier from foot o. Joyst 80 a. en-
Oneida oswego Chicago go p. m for Campoe l
MlddleIown Ellenve Liberty; 81 D. M. for Naa,S
town Liberty. WALTON. Oneida. Central square osweis
Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago St. rre Ss
Daily All other trains daily eNeep; SUNDAYS
ne-tables. se3 B,way. ]. @. ANDERSON. Gea1 -
senses Agent. 10 Exchange Place. NJ y.
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legal Notices.
NJ Office TO HOLDERS OF BONDS Of the


NJ Office TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF the
~ County of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
The Sinking Fund Commissioners OF the county Oh Al
egheny State Of Pennsylvania By virtue OF authority vest
ed I'm them by Of Assembly, approved April 20 A. d.
1863 do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEGhENf
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS, that bonds Numbered snG
dated as follows, 10 wit COUPON Me Do ,s
Nos 2S3 2S4, 2s7 2S9. 290. 29 292 30 2yd 30
300 400 3oi So2 303 30I 3O5 300 3OS 3oa $40 S29,
ySI: also REGISTERED COMPROMISE BON Do, Nos.ol D,
900 ali bearing OF January l. 1868 ana natuf I
January 1913 will be paid together with inter So 70 jan
nary 1891 upon presentation at the Office OF the county
CONTROLLER at Pittsburgh Pa at which time all interest on
said bonds will cease ,ouyu,Dprp
REUBEN MILLER,
JOSIAH SPEER,
Sinking Fund Commissioners
N OTICE TO CREDITORS.-ln pursuance OF
an order Of Hon. Oliver z. Carpenter SurioSate OF
given according TO law
ali ncrsons having claims against Thomas Cornell ae OF
h city OF Kingdom County OF Ulster deceased testatc
70 The same with the vouchers In support thereof
70 the undersigned Edwin Young the executor OF tie
estate of said deceased at his office Ferry ondout
Ulster County, ~ " on or before he ,-' uay vi "A''
1891. an ,ooo
Da'eu 0ep''"''' 49, EDWIN YOUNG, Executor
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r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
~ n M for satington and intermediate points.
A. m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmira. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair
ear TO Lyons and Pullman ear TO Suspension Bridge.
90 a M for Mauoh Chunk and intermediate. points.
III m L. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
Chair chr TO Mauch Chunk
N n m for TunkhanDock and intermediate points Chair
car To Connection to Reading and Harris
burg. r,,,. - .,.,, l., .,,. ,.
wkesbarre ana Pullman sleeper to Suspension
Bridge. c..,,, Nal, c.,- 49,, l., -. ~, =.
no,ntS Chair Mauch Chunk.
10 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
7 n M for Geneyn, Lyons. Elmra. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. -,
D. m connec all points In Mahanoy and Hazleon coal
''e SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m. for Mauch Chunk, Hazeton and internediav,
points and II for Shenandoah Intermediates
points. -, a.,
d. IN for Geneva Lyons, Elnira. Rochester buffalo
and the West pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
General Eastern once 235 Broadway
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RAILROADS..

:. 9ux ONLY RAnnoAD Station rm CnAt
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
0'oO a. NJ. -NAiCAGU yES llBCLE La"AAh@D-Ds'~
10 e c # Psst fays vEsrrgukE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati go Indianapolis ~ 'So q '"' -
1880 !. M.-&EsTERN DAY ExrREss-dail' s1''''
4.JO r. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED Cd
Due at Detroit a :l5 m, Chicago 4'oo " "' "'
500 I. Mast WESTERN EXPRESS Cheese
oe SnchhnpsiR 9HS 2 % 70 Tpus AND MA
CARA FALLS EXPRESS. co Nv
0:1J r. Mast ST. LOUIS AND chi lCt doy 81 81
Xxi q ShwSyRe goysHKEEPsgIs EH III
i 4 80 70 80 49, sis 80 g 2 gs $50 ~
els M fPr r. ga SrrsG %, Wsst ss?n ND ~
q b. 81 H q 90 q s's g.
urI52 KS sS "a Ss B. 20 oSs
d. r. 70 sS 30 % 80 80
BUFFARo@5.5 so io:2o. ITO 80 a. M. 600. 7;so oas
NIeG%RA FALts-io 20 no so a. M. 4:5o. 600 80
Ap1RoID hcK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTRIGAAI e. 30
A!hEsS %SEsEy% x Sss q Sax 50:
BERS TX 81 E' Hills Ills VIA HARLEM DIVISION 10
tickets ard seegas apply a. S.;Ss
Mint ss snf fu lsssss and
Wes Express calls for 'Se inssFs 0'ss'ss '
iDaiv except Sunday. aDaiy except Saturday. o"e'
ran" Msoy ysn ANY except those leaving
30 80 80 IS, So 9 :25 D. M. and IL 90 MID
Agent
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Gitn propertn for Sale.
FOR SALE-66TH.ST.,
Near Madson-ave.. 4-story brownsone 20x55xOo Bar
s1'" II SUN " b. TAYLOR SONS. $40 5thave.
4 WEST 53D-sT.-i-story medumsze dwelling
n with extension; In perfect order block Handsomely
imuoyed cnn he purchased a. a reasonable ngur,.
L, J. CARPENTER, Ill Llberty-st. and Isl 3d.aye
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-03
BERLIN LETTER.
BIsmsrek and the German Emperor
at Variance, etc.

BERLIN, Feb. daily incidents
strengthen the impression that there
is a sellous divergence between Bis
marck and the Emperor, or those
having the immediate confidence Of
the Emperor, upon the proper
course Of the government in some
important international concerns.
Bismarck's objection to the tone of
the speech from the throne has been
commented ;.pot: The fact that
the Objectionable part was his relief
ence TO the labor troubles, and that
Won Berlepesch has been appointed
to q place in the ministry, giving
him control Of these things, practi-
cally, in the place Of Bismarck,
seems to imply that the Emperor
intends that those things shall he
put in the hands Of one In sympathy
with his policy, "a set forth in his
speech.
Within these few days the En-
peror has received successfully all
the leaders Of the different groups,
and Is in conference every day
with some prominent member Of the
government groups, having free
interchange Of -iews, and eommuni-
eating his own ideas on the proper
management Of elections. bismarck
has maintained a singular retieence
as to the policy TO be pursued In the
elections. His silence embarrasses
the government, and the belief is
that Bismarck's letter to the Ger
man ambassador 10 the vactican Is
published obviously TO influence the
opinions Of Catholic voters. 1t de-
clares that the government sees
with pleasure the establishment Of
Catholic missions In the German
colonies; promises that all religious
orders will be admitted, including
the Jesuits, and all may rest assured
Of the protection Of Germany.
Forecasts as to the results Of the
elections generally are to the effect
that the German conservatives and
the center party will remain nearly
intact, and the German Liberals will
lose several seats. The national
liberals are in the greatest danger,
as il is thought they will lose twenty
five seats. The socialists hope TO in
crease their strength from eleven TO
forty-six.
Colonel Staffel's pamphlet on a
Franco-German alliance excites the
greatest interest. The Kolnische
ZettIHg says the idea that Germany
would buy peace from France by
the cession OF the imperial provinces
Of Alsace and Lorraine Is the merest
chimera; that no generation Of Ger
mans will ever dare 10 cede an inch
Of German soil, soaked with the
blood Of its fathers.
The Borsen Courier and the Ma
tio1ak Zeitung concur that Staffel's
warning to France against an al
lance with the Carbon will fall
on deaf ears now, as did his warn
ing $50 against n precipitation Of
France, unprepared, into a great
war,