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Bridgeton pioneer., 1890-06-12
BRIDGET0N, N. j., THURSDAY JUNE H. $780,

building, and showed him his ruined
stock. There is not a single cigar or
piece OF leaf tobacco burned, while it
is all ruined by water. Mr.. Elmer's
government books, and the stock,
shows that at the time of the fire he
had 23,150 cigars. Upon these there
was an insurance of $4O0. Mr.. Elmer
had a lot of Sumatra wrappers and
Havana leaf tobacco, upon which there
was an insurance of 5000. Ninety-one
dollars worth of this tobacco was ruin
ed, and thus his entire insurance
amounts to $491, while his actual loss,
according to an itemized account, in
Guiding lot of moulds, valued at forty
per cent. of the cost, amounts to ST..
043.13.
The Revenue officer arrived at
Elmer's factory on Monday, preceding
the fire, and examined the stock, and
the Government books in Mr. Elmer's
possession, which were saved from the
fire, show that he found the stock as
stated. Every days work of the fac
tory is in the book.
Mr.. Elmer says he will take all this
stock, ruined and unsaleable, and will
reduce it to ashes in the presence of
witnesses.
Concerning the hearing, or the theo-
ries Of the detectives, Mr.. Elmer has
nothing to say. He publicly declares
however, that the incendiary has been
arrested, and that his guilt will be
proved.
Public opinion is divided as to the
guilt of the young man, and the hope
is entertained that he will be able to
thoroughly vindicate himself His
father and other members of the family
feel keenly the arrest.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1890-06-12
Business Change.

E. d. G. Evans, the china dealer,
has rented of G. F Dare, the store oc-
cupied by that druggist, and when
Mr.. Dare removes to his handsome
new quarters, Mr.. Evans will take
possession of his store. This will give
Mr.. Evans much needed room, as his
present store is far too small for his
stock. Mr.. Evans has been making
his residence in the dwelling over his
store, and after he moves into his new
store, he will make his residence on
the corner of Walnut and PIrker
streets.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1890-06-12

Where ambrosia is soll on South
Pearl street, the place is now called,
the Ridgway House. Lively rackets
are beginning to be of frequent occur.
ence. One night last week free fight
occurred there, and one of the windows
were broken. Happy times have been
reported there on other occasions.
Ambrosia is cot intoxicating-so they
say 'ut there seems to be something
about it that makes one feel good.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1890-06-12

Among the new laws in this State is
one which permits any town or town.
ship or other municipality to vote to
establish free public library. The
act is an important one for the cause
of education in this State, and will en-
able people in many localities to Sc
cure free public library, which would
never otherwise exist. Et4
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GRAIN CHARTERS


AlnSmouth, $4,000 do. 30 GRAIN CHARTERS
qas Is bliTi5 G S FER.
a@rd' 25sd ycrvssss Sars Tals'' h:@sS . tSf Ha
g SI99 Dds refined a cs vo, Isl 5s1is
20 Melbourne sidney general private term;
Mary & pennen wmineton 70 Cireytown creosot.d ties
etc. 49, coo snip ~ b. Men nsnse 70 Para gcnrs
lsaad to froytenSe salt Sc brig onsiaka Bo.io" to
f,nanG%a to &ewYorS SmG q 20 and Tit ~iaiaG:
discharge schooner Cora Dunn. barien to &osnR 81 80
on lumber British steamer Red Sea hence 70 Liverpool
PS ss s1 East oaa.n G1S tso on p
IIate terms; ship Fl Copan' Sidney to singapore coal
rG6y!sIoNs- roHK ,wesNenea 2. The West while
.sn s'' Mes ' quoted ssSs s6a ! osr sss.
Mes in cs. sisasl2 50; Extra Mess IN 6G IS 55s7
- REF at r no pr tSse on - isr
Sfnna 2goSG h aTmS no &' as
ara demand % 6s% L p, @ r i Sos PICKED Hans
or western meats sales coo t.. Picked Hams iS aver
rSS 2o hss Ts at S' i
5sa5 qt 20 n ri@h Co.. Hans 1S'sailS SMOKED
Ss.a7c's2.u' MrnDTfSa. Dull and weaker Ht chicago
s9sf' H 5snua cSccmof 6 i2s S 59
9%a! p?f s1'i r .&y price, aT GSny 10 fnf
tsr Gs"G TO-DAY 4S a Of va" sg genera a9s u
p5, 55iS%S%@. on;iS%
lroke sGio points but closed somewhat steodier OF
..ra@h sales $50 tcs ooi2c. City steam weaker and
asked: september closed at G.tc asked sales $50
xS%S Closed Srsa at at 5 6scn S2'S Closed
GG3c sales. 80 tcs. G63dG CSC Januar7 closed at
%msrca 5 9HTH a. a SC s Stock
rules nIm. but otherwise there Is dun and
bar'y t'ady markS, state CrGa%ery pail faIcy isr
choice l3dlGc Elgn Creamery fancy. l71l72c Western
Creamery fancy l62dl1c do choice l3dljc do fair 10
good ga l3c state Dairy halffrn tubs pals. fancy
Zee is go sGod m p state D1y e. S'
Western imitation Creamery, choice, ildl3c good ?a1oc
sir. 0asc; Western Dairy choice l0Hdl1c; do good
lOd l0,2c: tubs Toe nrstS ed92c; seconds. 7dsc;
SIC 80 Has not varied for the day, ruling
quiet but generally steady on really fancy grades state
cream fu cream fancy. colorcd Sc DO white nc: do
nne 7s07'sc good to prime, Gi074c; common 70 far
52d62c state Factory part skins 3c3he; common 70
EGGS-ln fair request and firm fancy stock. state
and Pcnnsy yana fresh. 100 Canadian fresh Si2 l9c
do fair ~ good. l7l?dlsc; western, choice N ancy
lSG1Sc good l7dl72c do inferior. I'm cases $685. 10
SUGAR-Raw.ouict and without material change No
sales reported Fair refining quoted At 4sc asked; Cen
trfugal. test size asked do cost ana freight BIC
asked bids l-oc under. Refined Barely steady and du
Crushed, Gi2c, cut Ioat Grc Cubes Gte Powd.r'd
Glc Granuated. Gee Mould "a. 3l0G; CORRECTION
er-' - LOG standard -" 5'.c on :. A." 5ta
g. a5 s.lec yellow 4a-ai I3.iGc.
STEAMSHIP Hight demand Choice lard quoted at
7a,c and 7i2c in hhds Oleons rgarne city 90
TALIOw-S Somewhat stronger and more active in part
for export Prime city at iaaf 9-ldc. Sales $50 hide
TTk-saes TODAY by auction 4.73o pkgs. a. follows
pcria 1362fc t'uupowder. 1870 re Ping Sv'y In
pcrial 1G'odlso Imperial 1G2d2o'2c; GunpoMder l5d
2sc. -Psn-nrod 2oaG2lc Cougon, lOd21c India
and oiong" Pehoe, 14de2@c Ooong FormoSa. 1887 ac
l2ldi4c
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF.-On spot there hrm market, but
trading was less active. No fiat bean quoted lsac and
unGecribed DO 1Sd1siec. Sales 1000 bags No T. Il re
and T. Mid quiet but very steady. sales, 200 bags
Savanilla private terms. Options were again dun ana
Iitfle irregular. Gables generally weaker ana tls
had a depressing influence at the outset Jny broke 10
point, OF local selling Later months opened ABOUT, o
ioiut- lower but >tldef feeling subsequently De-
Velopcd and nearby deliveries rallied 00lO points Re
mote options however ruled duh. HaNre declined 2d't
r. and Hamburg lost L Pfe Receipts at Ko We're lleht
while santos continued London rather easier on
late months Onici1i quotations, - August fSs;
September 7Ss October, 81, NocVnbcr. as 81 Deeem-
bet "a; January. 49, "a. Rio quotes Regular ni-t
$50; good second, 800 exchange grIatGl 2S4
receipts 600 bags: Rio clcarances for United States,
1000 stock, lsC 600 bags market firm santos
receipts 5000 BAGS Receipts at Rio July ~ July ."
1880 Is GOO bags; time 1889 2liOOO bags same
time lssS 80 bags receipts at Santos July to July
% 1880 % 600 time 1889, 10000 bag, same
time lsss 10000 bags. Total sales here today l9OOO
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nrcnnnEn MnETGAGES

Alexander. L: to " Camp. va OF Church-S, adoDIns
B, s>ei Jonn " to NJ Nc,bit Of s5h-.t. q i'A
irId, John j. o. o X Dlmock n " cor Of Madi.on.a,e
aud o5tn--t demand mortgage. s5O3i
brown ',"ls' i; 70 {" /; ih0dc' II OF 50tn''' Of
Com l;a,nr 10 ] l. Levi 1t al II Of 74th.,t. Of "a
ta9Sroa. NirIalarf 10 Is NcSinan n Of 9s,h-.t 0,
Carney. Ihoaa, TO Kelly. 1906 9th-ave. 3
Sine pernncimer sane pr,p. ins'a'Hcn;. $4,000
Oh ,1.ei ';srs' To- i-ie ~ ~ s" 81 'o-t Of
Dreyiu,. Julius. TO II NJ banks Of ldust Of Ave
Dc R:s" !%'9 a NS'1EeI% L. In $1,000, 60 Of
Dooper AnEc. 70 Hover, saving. ms o: 1894 ST.
Q Of Teiier.ayc. year. 4 mortgages. $1,000
LIVING \. io II u Winln'. of shave n q
Tciinann Ioaid T. Ene spocht. g. and G5 woosters'
Fountain \ r. to l st.en-. f Of I2oth.t. o. 5'b.
Freeman n l.. to N Bucher 21i Eat 2d-.t years.
Fcdcr. Gaelic to + MddeDro,G. Of soh.s,. Of
81 fficmd. i;ulte y to II a noger, gdn Of 5,h--,
falr.anas. f.rn"st 4. to Reilly. o; 2.h-ave o.
Gr,p. Irrs-e VI. . Ng'go. Lac j.. Co. Of sl't-
49, o. Cav, y''f TI ar', 9'2'? SSer,r.,
ua,icr M!a., 70. T.ue Gu,,ag,ee and Tru-' Co. 9
Hc9ly; M,ry. to RYAN S'th-'t Of i''-'v"' l
nci.clnann. Eo.a 20 II Msrkert. + Aye-c. n OF
mrmci i4nf- to sand- iith-s:. Of @d-ay".
' ss@ y,la go,p.r,y in-'pl. , = ooo ,
JoEa.sy MAY. 70 j BECK VS. Edo-'t. Of E'lne-
Kfoo,,. Ioni to 9 Y,corpncA. i'2d.'t Of Alex
ksii.M f,iiina :" + Iibman. I37 and l3o Eat
E"nn.dy NJ 3 to { h shaw. 5l-t--t. Of cth-avc.
K@,n. Ioocr, 20 Rosenberg. " Of A'"n"" 4 : Of
L;rSinc. usher % TUE Guarantee 1Igs, CO. - &"
13th-st Of ID ave year. mortgages. flr u.p a..
Lehman f. to : Trust Go. 49, and IdJ last Broad
way, years. mortgages. $4,000 -, -,
Lewis 70 - PufdY - al, = OF fIN'-Ni - W
@d-aNc s - 600.
Love. Nm H. to The Bank Of Harlem. = Of l'4th7t
o s,h.ayc note. $1,000 ...,.,
Malswtsta thnres. 10 L Trust o. . "I SnH"'"->''
81 Graur IT > year,. MORTGAGES. El3 500
McHuPh. John J. % = Moses 81 l'O'h--t' " :"
IOtl.avc. s - 800.
MURRAY Bernard G. - ID ''lnOid, ~ ~ Ann saw
- 81 Fast. lcar0, - 900.
Nugcn; Thomas. 10 - II wright . Z" oVul-''' ' "
3d.aye ycar-. $500. go . ,,,-,.,.. ..,
Gttiwen Sarah e. o VIM l. Zborowski Webster ana
Cr.stiino aNcs 3 year, I mortgage. tiuuu 49,,
Rawnk Fsf,r 10 l. Enado. ~ Grand It. wear f.'"''
same 70 G. 4 Schulcr. of Cnton--t. of "I1hd-st'
year,. 20 900. . s.,, , =. ~,
boulevard ] wear. al 900 .....,.
smith Terrence T. To II KnObOch, II W cor OF Avenue
Il ana Is3d-st year. . 600 ., 800 $500,
smith John II " Hcndhem, " cor of 9th-aNc ana
Iofth.-t u months. $500. .,, ,--,-.- ~,
Vi-cont Joseph. Emlcrant Industrial savings I'hh'
Of IIAth.st " Of Avenur A. year. $1,000
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LivtrlooI' july oV'-I"' ''''' Vi V'0 1'' IN '' WV
bales American. ,,.,r,.o
FUTURES closed quiet bu. steady. American dding
tnirdling claiis. lux delivery, 3!6idGO tobl
I,lv and delivery q 3J.0id buyers: August de
livery 5000 buyers August ana Sclcnbcr drliycrY
xGid "a 3i.B4d September delivery. 5000 az S6id
September and october delivery. 90 s"l'i.; O'30er Iho
%1,.!ef delivery j5.Gid buyers November and Nrc"n
Der DELIVERY. 53.0d buyers; December aud January de-
Ga,cson f1ly 90 o,too nominal. MiddlinG. lI.c
low Iriddiine 100 ordinary lobe Net and gross
receipts none: stock. 2l1 Iulcs
Nerfolg Iuly a0.-t oon steady. Mddlne, II &c Net
ana - diiS 20 o,io - adv Mcdunq II aI0c
low -midcl'np ~ 3-lOc good ordinary. losr Net ana
rt,ss r-reili-. iala.- -a,,s stock. 1u..
Nev.Or'eoI-. Julv 30 ott0n hrm. MidclrR 1lHc 3
io, ,tdgInr I1a-c. good ordinary. IL. Set r"ccpt-
b,r, g,o.s ~; export. coastwise Sc; sales, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
TIE PETROLEUM N1RRET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The markets for National Transit certificates YES
tcrday showed q decided difference In fluctuations
At the COnSolid cd Exchange there was "A notable
increa - in activity. and prices from - - -
- - cents. and then went back TO - II cents
The narruwness Of the speculation forbdS any guess
a. 10 the significance II the variations In price Tor
while the rise easily accomplished, IN" decline
was made without any cAtraOfdinarY effort. Ife
stock Exchange price Wa firm -90 % u cents
and this reflected the July prlc" Of options. which
was 20 cents. 4 new well il The West Virginia pro
ducing districts reported. hut the oil trade ia,
fallen into a CONDITION where news from the seen" II
DEVELOPMENT work cNcrtS little Influence on spccu-
lators. The crude markets seem to be the victims
If caprice. The closing Yesterday had no Significant
The range of prices ard the total dealings were as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

Liverpool. july 30. 945 y. ME" nodors 81
freely Pork Holders oier -larnFly prime mes Eastern
t A. ~ a. Me.bgn nrn At fGs. liams Holders Of'f
moderately short about is 20 Is ~ nru az a. Cd
U,sou. Uo'def- ofrr -arngy. cumberland mt. about
81 10 80 -, nrm Al 81 shoulders. about - ~ - -
frrr At 81. Holders offer moderately American
fn..t white and coor,d n.r at AZ Thl"". urptntn'
aud rosin-Hoft~- oNer freely. Lard SPOT ana futuf'.
Holder. offer Moderately prime W.T. spot and Juy
=, adv at lis GO Augu and rtomher -'niv at 81 'd
What and -four Holders Oi.f -fdrincN Corn spot
and futut Hold oef sI1rngly mixed Weston. -1ot
aud Hlv nru ~ - % August firm a. g. l'd >cptTin-
ben firm At - 2ed. Hop . L0ndon-Pacnc Coast
Hold - ar not OF ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

The sales at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday
Of real estate chiefly Official. -Four hve-story
brick fats the north side Of Ninety s1th-st west
Of Ninthave.. and a plot 125x100. being Nos H.
l13. 11j and H. sold 10 the plsn In me sun lGr
Sl32.JO0 There good attendance az inc sAtc
Of some Twenty fourth Ward properties sltna"n "a, IL,
East Bay, COster and BarTetO ave- ana lluhts TNI1
Road. The lots on the map ettercd " X" were iirst
offered and brought ~ 5000 from Newell Maruh' nc
referee withdrew the rest Of the property nos
5Ij. 517 and 30 hundred and forty first ST. ana
Third ave. were offered. They are twostorx ana ntc
ment frame DWELLING on lot JOX1Oo. Inc blddng
ran up from $4,000 TO $4,000; D.B. Toucey was tho
buyer.
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Good Ordinafv....... Q 7l6 Low Middlng Ill - -
Strict Good Ordinary.i0 l16 Middling III i"'lo
Outions s~ung around lower prices today ana the
devoid Of Nieor. The selling oil July iul
rished thc chief incident and 10 this was a-crOG n",S
80 ~ weakness. Early sales That month -h'N'N
losses Of points. bat this VA foto"ed GI
hoax OF 100 points leaving OF with >tN I,'"NrF'
0th,r outios pOnded with line 81 90 p"lh's ~
inc AZ the bottom. Liverpool wa sightl io"tr 49,
added 10 the hcaVine> Crop n,Ws had ltv OF Il" '''
ST. bal
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STEAMBOATS,.

4 FALL RIVER LlNE-DQl' BILE 81 ~
A,MER sERVlCE-BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL
1;ivi.il PROVIDENCE. and all Ea.tern points .,,,,
" -Four steamers in cOmmission-PU RITAN, PILGRIM.
pROViDENCE. and OLD COLONY. 4 fine orchestra
WEEK DAYs-IeaVc Ncw.YOrk from Pier ~. y. T..
foot Of Muray at 80 D. for Fall Kiyr' direct ana
II u FAN River Via Newport. connecting al Fan
Hi,cr With express trains aud through for Boston
asnc COD White Mountains, Ncw-i'diord, g. clo-"
connection made a. later point With steamer Tor Cottage
''' SSroWIDAIS-Lcave Ncw.York at 80 p IN. for all
o'RErrRNING-Train leave Park Square Station week
e.vs a. ana d. M Sundays, D. M, connecting With
e,rsamers leaving Fall River week days 80 and %
~ M SUNDAYS. 80 III. Lave New port weok days,
. rpi"Li.MXS VESTiBrLE TRAINS between Fall River
and PARK square station, BO-tOn.
any onmecti6n by Annex boat daily from Brooklyn D. m
Jersey y. IN. IIrktr and BE- OBJ
y,incd IN %dw. York ali principal Offices
Inc once Pier %, y. r. and steamers
A SARATOGA EXCURSION, $3.50;
A.LAKE GEORGE $3.50. TROY, 800 good during
season Troy boats city Of Troy Saratoga leave Pier
~ n r. foot West l0tl.St. daily EXCEPT saturday
D. D. m ~ ExPRESS TRAINS FOR sARATOGA, LAKE
HT0jGE AND ADIRONDACKS. Sunday steamer
touches at Albany.
NEW -HANEN, Toe.
a. EXCURSION (good o days., 81 25.
stc,ners c. II. NORfHAM ana CONT NJ ENTAIL leave
Peek Slip pier 25 f.. r., 9 y. and IL SUNDAYS
IL H. IT,; connecting at NewIaven with special trains
70. MERIDEN. HAKlToRD sl!uNGFllLp. MOI
az ntosdway New.York and Courtst. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

or CIV Porn. July 30 national Transit, ccrtncn'",
on.u.d ~ SO h.phrs 800. low, ~ $50 closed. Sssc ;
sa,. e. 600 bbl- charter 62.0j3 bblS. shipments
1l2 30 bbl~: runs 79o1l bhi-.
plft-brrg. Penn. July SO.-Petroenm more active
closed weaker: National Transit certificates opened at
-s,i,,- closed highest 600 lowest HSc.
July 3r.Setional Transit certificates
al highest, 90 lowest, SSc. closed, b1c
,Ia9raucc- 1000 bb-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31
New. YORK, Wednesday, July 30.


Auction Room to-day o,., .
j-story nat, with lots. Nos Ill 70 III West y1th
OF Sh-ave lot, 2jNlOO each Morrow" TO- ~;
2-stOTy dwellings and plot of land, NO. 1lo 70 'lc
Fast I4lst-s;. OF 3d-ave plot j0xlO0 ID Ioucey
10000 4,
sale OF dwelling, with LOT. No III Fast 57th-st Of
LeXington-aye, was adjourned to August u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

Havana July 30 spanish gold. "i3Id2i8' TTchrnr"
0ulpt sugar qn!ct. G4l bag Centrifugal 30 dccf'"-
osrI1suon sold spec, lation at ~ 90 gold pr
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Summer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
TIIR0IrGu SIEEPIN(f CAkS

A FAST TRAIN WITH THROUGH SLEEflNu NAi'''
NETWORK g. UPPER LAKE STATION.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND
ROME, WATERFOWL & OGDENSDURG Il. IL
The new train VITA through sleeping cars Tor Iupper
Lake station leaves Grand Central Depot 200 T.: NJ.
except saturdays running the treat -Four Track
YORK Central (dnlngear from New YORK serves dh-
nerl leaves Utica II 80 T. NJ Via r. w a. q r. X: I;
arrives Paul Smith Station Via Northern Adirondack
T. r. 8 40 A. NJ. saFanac Inn Station, o 100 A. NJ !;
CAi.dwo!d station, $40 =. NJ; Upper Lake station
80 A. NJ go.
Coaches connect with and arrive Paul Smiths
Hotel, 100 A. NJ Inn 10 80 A. NJ. Chidwold
House. II 90 \. NJ. Wawbeck Lodge. II 90 A. VI.
The completion OF the Northern Adirondack Road 10
Topper station IN the heart Of the Adrondacks, and
the running OF through sleeping ears via New. YORK
Utica. Norwood MORA and Northern Adirondack Railway
Upper Lake station. makes accessible all resorts in
the Northern Adirondack. -
Returning. through sleeping cars leave Upper Lake
Station . 40 p. NJ arrive New.York @ 45 A. NJ.
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
The fast through sleeping leaves Grand
Central Depot every day 80 T. NJ arrives Clayton 80
a. NJ. Alexandria Bay 30 A. NJ. connects at steamboat
dock CLAYTON with Royal Mail Line STEAMERS % Montreal
Quebec ana River Saguenay passing Ihousand ISLANDS
and Rapids by daylight. ~
Excursion tickets and sleeping car accommodations
can BE- obtained at all NewYOsk Central offices Be sure
your tickets read via Utica and Il. W: o. H. IL send
Ten Cents postage for illustrated BOOK OF Routes ana
pages large the handsomest book OF It's char
acter In the world.
THEO. BUTTERFIELD. G.. p. A,
q Il. ". Y.
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THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ADlROND ACKS,

On LAKE MASSAWFPIE.
Beautifully located in CHILDwoLD PARK. An ex'
ensve nsh and game preserve house new pleasantly ar
ranged nicely furnished. Table supplied with the best
the market affords. The boating, fishing and hunting
unsurpassed For circulars and terms address CHILD
VOID PARK HOUSE Chlldwold NY, st. Lawrence Co.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
Ssn Az aana uaat 7" Terence Snlsn $500
ir.c6lrr ~ 70 IL Clar. iif.c65cts 2lo 600
" 81; John 5 bro%n 70 Minnie i'!@%@ XXX. .:5,v &c
ios: Rachel tariock to Robert K@in-. 1000
TO John Is .......... &c
sssse Stevens to 4 Is and a f. IT, Fountain 5000
Thomas Rhode VO to john J McHneR 6.OOO
Marker, ana wife to Rosa iicrsc2niann M . 10000
''?S n5pa ''S Sa'se dc'ra:sd Alien 900
AoNs pS"psr " .'o' anu WIG 27.5Oc
,.Stx H,ns.ttcr and Wife to FIie Srcht 40 800
ANDREW. 'I TO Juiu. pTeyfus 2i75o
IMAM israT It al "''''"' IT, $50
TpsopS tilmaT TO john N j Brady 47o4
o11 s Nssf fs:. ISsS could to william
'us anaa and am,s Dale to Franz fhcnIson 90 600
Iannd t6a,SSnn AID wife t" Jos VscoHti 1900
rb"aas 30 Car;,,v 'V''' ''D Co.
r"S titi +" Psalna wife II KaiirSa . 10000
rast Rr"sdw.v 40 i37: sam. 70 .suie...... 80. 900
HrSui"t 70 Esther Rswsk -. 10000
ioEipsky w ,.' ...',..'...... 1G, 800
o,h,sSd 80 1895; John Reilly to Ernest 1000
Hin.so w 10" 'e'''' $500
GrsHd.st, No IS Lena EInaldo TO Esther o, non
joseph II FAX 10 James TAMIL ..V''' 10 500
Ifth,t. l2f n " l-t-aNr. O3NlOB3; Joseph
FAX 10 James Hanlll ...- -......-
142dst .06.6 II Of AleSand'raye, 9JNloOt .
teorRianna Met Oruck 20 John KrOOs ....... b,JOO
Sche'ick t snd vie to Rachei Co6n 1870
13th--t No 3s aud $50 East james Morris and
wife ,, li-hrr Lcwin- ..---.----.---.- A'
TIal rlc,tman M anu o' ''' 80 900
wigan. a. dVV VIE 70 sophia FTinf 500
q Nesb, TO- 10 john " Ba.'sn 90 900
Il y.wrsa and VIE 70 AIcSandor C.mcrn 5000
sOtl-st 100 u ~ 3d-avc. 2jNlo22; Clara
A. VI ard Hattie Clawsorl. " 'i-urec w
Morton. guardian. 70 Gaelic Fd@r. infant-' m,
same property Esther and WIN Hughes 70 co.
Clintoi.st ~ 1863 Lena Rinado to y Lefv. 10000
41st.-t. No 3lG Fast Jacob Horwitz and vile no.
fS'wis I0vn.. .....-...' 49,"
'" Julius nror,n. - San'1,i wcH 49, 21ooo
and ~ 10 10 uSrv ,.lcnnsn 1000
I25'h-st Nos a. ard $40 We-t; sam :" g q ooo,o
le5,h.st 80 80 W., sane Ellen Mu,roon'y 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

includes sales of 1000 barrels Of July delivery at
CENTS
Refined oil was unchanged AT TO cents per s"iion
I'm barrels aud $40 cents in cases.
Foreign quOtatiOns-Antwcrp. Il francs breleh'
500 marks London 1-IGa = IL pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

CoTTON-On the spot ruled dun and weak at isc de-
cline reported IOIt receipts 900 bales against
sS5 this day last week; and 200 bales for this day
september receipts at the ports aggro
gated Isl 9l7 bales against 5102iiS bales for the CORE
spending time last year. ,,..-,o
Quotations based on American Standard OF 'sssih
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Eelp uanieo

w ANTED- for hrstcass hotel; none but a
Tribune once.
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Goumtrn Board.

BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME hrsteass, Tor re.
N fined family party OF adults Large PRIV ave
ono hour; gas water, bath; high location heah rem
unexeellcd extensive lawns, walks shade t.hbs ssv'
Ing near Address CS. 3l2 BWayZo noDr or Sal:
<, liver LAKE FARM Sharon Valley; LltchieId @.
= Conn-LarQe house. with piazza; tennis po1tlng ~
ing good table; SIS TO IS. Mrs. L. Z. HAM1~As>
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Cost ano fonno

q oS,r Rank book No. 1914 39S Dry Dock Savings
/ rant Any person having claims said book H.
called npon TO present the 70 The bank within thirty
dav. ar the soid book viii be- declared cancelled and
tnguishcd and a new issued In lieu thereof.
I oSr-Bank book No. 20s $50 on DRY Dock savings
i. Rank Any person having claims upon said book Il
upon present the TO thc bank Within thirty
DAYS. the said book Will be declared cancelled ah4 %
tnRuished and n new issued In lieu thereof.
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HOTEL CHAMPLAIN,

MILES SOUTH OF PLArrSBt Roll. y. Y.
FIRST SEASON. U. d. SEANEf Manager
NOW OPEN.
For rooms plans and other Information ADDRESS
above. Clinton Co. New ork.
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RRVERNE-

LONts lSLAND.
30 MINUTES, VIA l.. /. RAILROAD.
AKyERNE HOTEL.
Accessble-Qui, Elegant.
Magnificent bathlnr beach. Livery Stating.
RICH. II. SrEARNS. Proprietor.
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MI AMH Set

HOUSE AND COTTAGES, shelter Island Il. l., ~ Il
Hesthfiy located; beautiful scenery, drives ana
groves yachting. bathing, lsnng dancing, ETC. open
until sept. 16 Easily accessible by fast trains Dy
Long Island railroad and steamer Shelter Island send
Tor terms and illustrated pamphlet 20 Henry Mower.
manager, Manbanset House suffolk County, ~ Y
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DORlMCOURT.

StUOOLEf's MOUNTAINS HPKINt~. " j,
Now open. The nearest mountain hotel. with all IN
urO, enents, 20 New.lorh and Philadelphia. Iab.c an
service unsurpassed Orchestra and other ani'eI,ieh
special rates Tor gentlemen during ueit vacation j.
JOEDAS. Proprietor