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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08
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MIDI q mln as WHHdbs possible
to haI ma d55s travel IIa la-
baeoa iully saii tiied il@t at
least two men prominently aoH-
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A->istAnt fosima-tof General
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08

Advices from Para state that
the rubber crop for the present
year viii b. about 1000 tons
below that Of last year.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08

The United States has ratified
an exlrad.tion treaty with Great
Britain.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08

Amy nurses are to be pension
cd. Who next?
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08

The ClarIon-Ledgcr is now pub
llshcd daily. Success 10 It.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08
Vol. XIII.

Rubc Burrows is hiding IN
Florida.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08
RITES OF ADVERTISING.

Transient advertisements will be charged
foT mt the rate Of . cents par line. FIRST nser-
tion, and cents for each additional insertion.
tu ADVERTISING IS due when inserted unless
Otherwise specially ngreed.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1890-03-08

D. N. HUFF, Editor and Publish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
DEN N S YLvAN A
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER 3. 1890.
Trains leave stations foot OF Dcsbrosses and Cortland
$500 =. Mile FAST LINE for the West pulinaaa
sisyas .aa Fss 20
%spS Loe has asAs and ak Remove except
1905 1.lfSSG fhGiip'S AND CHICAGO LIN
S'Ss ana a' cs Room sSaI
gd Cad s ssS o both sdsss
hence; s Ss% Fl sS ht n By
s@ SSiS sHfAeS s ASP Gss sss ps
5se e s. d hSo SagS and GpssH
ennaa II 100 a. P,, Cacago 5 100 p. IN. and ST. Louis
ESQ e p n Hiis &ssEEsrggx EXPRESS for IN
s Sic Car SewYcrs % PsSgrs S. LOs c6ss
s9s y s RDssp Rn'S dS n Rs@ Dnf
PitssSSg 70 Richmond and cSlesso: Arrives a. c9sa.
as 70 p m eSa5 3 M as d.. ' Gsss
so spd :"f IOfcGc ft exp xRPRFs Pullman pu
SssSSSs e SS5:.so Nss
ss ssS Sa 70: s; SsS s tn. 81
II
sss':y s T. $sss.s si3"sSR S !s.S.
sss 20 a. .s S9 r9d a ss bss 90
s s' ss eng n:as se::
For Long Brencn, Point Pleasant. aud ntermedist. sta
tions weekdays, $40 q. M, IL 80 and $40 y. N.
sunday, DAB Q. m SIS D. M tdo not stop Asbury
FOR SrIIaNTIc City: 100 D. m. through Day Coach
weekdays, connects for Cape May a9d Browns Mills
and Norfolk Railroad, 100 daily except sunday,
and 90 p daily via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2;1o
,. m. w'eh'%FEocx PHILADELPHIA.
20, 90 20, 80. o 90. Chicago Limited via
a. ~. = 20 90 2:lo 90, 80 20, 80. 90.
Accommodation, II 10 a. M {:.0 and 90 2 Sun:
days EsR}Ss is 49, sS go ns 10 Ls" o. sn Sns
p M apd IL night. Accommodaton 100 .. NJ
check baggage hom hotels and residences through b
ros tms.tabaes trains apply ticket agent
" C III ~ fuGH. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barry H. to the Loriliard Briekworks Company
Madlsonaye, Of yeierson-st ! yer 81 go; sou,n
Braender, y, to NJ Foltz, West 3d-st' Oh oou'h
same to i Ansbscher, No. SO West sdst, years.
81, 600 u ., q 1o7,bst w of
burns A. and wife to Martha L Free 1sistsN'
W Of Vaientine-sve 3 years. $1,000 .. nal, .
Iiailey H. 1T al to the Greenwich savings psnH'
70tLst " OF 1st.ave, 1 year. 80 900 ,,o, =.
Reu Ann F. to It O T Grain, chamb. &C.. l1ou'se'
c OF 1ith.ave years, 81, 800 A.. row..r s,v,ngs
Cary X Annie, and A Cary, 10 the BowerS oa'ihhs
Rank c9thst e OF ath-ave, year, $1,000 ~, ,.o
Campbell v and wife. to J l. Buttenweir' No. 4fs
Same to Annie Kingsley, No. 446 West 27th'st
Cohn A. and wife, TO speckmann, W overst. OF
Oak.st 3 years, $50. 900. ,-,,r
De Noise John b. to Lewis II livingston 7 niver
atty place OF Wayercy Place lease instalments *IZVVo
De Lorenzo Gregoro. ~ Henry Finli, stsooih'S'c
W Of Chi shollpst years, ~ ,,o,h =. q n,
Dieter Elias tn Horace whitney, iiot'' VI
2d-ave, 3 years. SlS 600. . 40, ,,o..,.,,,or
Eggers George and Margoretta. To the METROPOLITAN
Life Insurance Co and others 9ithst oil Ansteru'
ave &c / year MORTGAGE 500 900 -, A.
f;reenberq lendel w To Lender Jarundowsky. n An
drews Place, g OF C&rand-sve months, 81 800 - D..
Uurlhut William q and Henry ana wives 10 Y brel
neman and another executors, ETC., CollegesVe o
i42d-st.. years, 81, 900. 4, ,.av a Mott al,
3 years $4,000. -o., -. . .,
Muldoon John, TO Henry GreenDanm' 'oSns'' VI
Avenue A. instalment, ~ 500 -o., -.
Muldoon John. to Augusta w Wurthmanh' '7"i'''
" 81 Avenue A, 9 years 1900 n.
Michels John and others. to Anna Michels. ; 3o'
ave- OF t20tf-s At. year, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
cRxyy AND PRoDrcE MARKETS
.,.u,vps OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The monetary strnesncy and the unseueo temper ~
wall Street arc proving to DO too much nor te oui'
I'm grain to Withstand. The decline In prices Is
bringing In foreign buyers but this element is nov
sufsc,ent to Offset the pressure Of speculative hoe
IN realize or nquidate In wheat options tnerc "o''
dealings that reached TO 100000 bushels ana oon
adorable excitement prevailed at times Inc sss
was mainly due 70 desire OF owners 70 In few
t,ss;r holdings and prices drifted DOWNWARD VIII y,
reactions and ended at about the goSo nnts sor ali
the day. Tho net losses were 2es 1z sonf s snot
months but Nav. which closed or ! % ing IA dOO
lots broke 2Hc ia ocntk with shippers ouyns ~
bushels moderate business was any , vP tcS
have been done on cable "reiusais'
10000 bushels. ,v.n wheat largely
for The same financial reason. The specnauvs 1ec
mrs amounted 100000 bushels pu, S =, onsct
mort demand and small receipts InueN o,,,.nsrs
iiagidston Cash corn rel 1sll aprons at the extreme
Senress,en were down 7-582 cents sis" roo"'o''
attended the Hnsi trading ,,oa, "a oepts
Spot ostS were fairly active put ! a, 20 cent IN
lower The options ended down i~i - ' "
sv,nuakhy with the leading eereads. ,s an On. srot
rio re vera saies of 200 terces OF lara OH tie spo@
The OPTIONS closed with net losses OF o@o poh's'
Wheat NovemSer, 90 10 cents; Dscem VI g01.s'
Jsmnsry. al OF Sd; February VI oS os' March,
~ GA Gg. 81 65 5-s. ,,,
(,orn--Novennber, SO 34 December, OF l-S' 'snu-
s'y o;amISovemScr. A So December. 49, January
s' rsy December, SO 2s January So So February,
IN, receipts OF grain and -four at NewYork Plda-
.Inha baltimore and Boston reported yesterday were
nc foiiovs Wheat 80 225 bushels corn % leo push.
els oats $40 bushels total grain 232 I03 bushels
e t,rS Inc arrivals were Wheat. 1902 bushels
SDSn; 1884 bushels flour 1922 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. ID CSpeciaD.-ln the first hfteen MIN
utes of the trade to-day fierce was the liquidation
of long wheat that prices declined cents from 'ho
opening and IL cents from the last figure OF Thuis-
day During the of the day there was great I'M
certainty and extreme nervousness. but the CLOSING
prces were about 81 cent above the low point Inc
selling 1t the opening, which was on all enormous
scale was principally by commission houses ana py
those which have had customers on the long sioe' ING
rally at the helped by the announcement OF
fbe taking OF loads for export at New iork anu
The partial engagement of about ten more Decem0es
wheat opened at 90 3-S and closed at "a l-AGot o-o
cents 4 May opened at 81 OF 3-S ana closed az
81 OF IA. Northwestern markets suffered even u
sharper decline Corn dropped as fur as whoat aho
Inst Is Quickly May opened At 90 ls, sold a. low a
81 and closed at 81 3-s cents The selling rush as
WAS also the case In wheat was In the frst thirty
Ipiuutes Hutchinson had plainly given up tle enort
10 check the fever for selling and was hnse an
seller. May oats opened at 4o and closed az 20
cents. The most active selling was through Ba!a"ln
and through Ellison. The former was supposed 10 DC
acting for George Smith. the latter ior HUTCHINSON:
There selling Of provisions by william Y0ams' by
BeasIey, by Ryan. by Kirkwood, by McCorIn!ck. ny
Logan and By brokers, yet the product dlo MOI eule
relatively as much Of decline as wheat or corn, anu
at Che close showed good deal sharper raly January
pork opened and closed at FL 60 May PORK soi9 ~
low as &1s so but closed at S1c 40 January I. ,
closed at Se 80. January ribs closed at 30 81. me
best tr,ytng OF the day was probably by NuTTton ="
WorthiDgton At the yards there were 1910 hogs'
with % 900 estimated for saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15


- luu ONLY RAILROAD STATION m TINE OsTA
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: "A
BOG a. M. -CliAC4GV vrSiibuLE LiMIiIO-D"'
,oi ncsso 10 i0 T. NJ next Day; yrsrtpuI.E LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati so. Indianapolis 10 40 O. 10" o.
1856 4. NJ WESTERN DAY ExpREss-daay s1esD'
4sJO r. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED,
Due at Detroit AZ rs m, Chicago 4'oo " W. ~
s.o0P. MAST WESTERN ExPREsss-:DIsge cae's'
x,so Sinclnlsin SlS e % M65yfTgEA AND MA
SAEA 'fAffs ExfRSsss, wv, o,,c.eo rx.
Oils r. Mast ST.. LOUIS AND CHICAGO "a
PKh t indianapolis III 20 D. NJ neA' "''' ~
4 PoyGHSGEEpsIEsS n III "
f Il 30 ,o 30 80 S sfs sc = gs5 g." g
sls 20 fis sI'.sas 'ws:' s99a g -. ,
TROY. 49, 80 e q 1 g. g. .ls n 10 E'ss;
urTd% SS IS "a sIs 81 ' % 1850
Err % % 80 So5 80
HS M iS 49, Ssi iio so H. 800 40 ons
NIAGARA FALLs-Io:2o. ITO so M, $3.50. 100. 7;3o.
ADglR9 ybAcK MOUNTAINS Ayp MoXTREAL7ts,:so
III s SESE ~ %S 8 y & al 90
BEnSs2s P Hills IL VIA ha IL re- 2fi'i III 10
s Ss pss g, "a e S:sss
raEn t: sss sS tuIsonss .ad sss
Bedford D. Brooklyn io9 Hud t Jsr.ss GT
ss ,..dsss of s0 aas IRON
t6av except Sunday. tDaily except Saturday. osnef
80 ,n sSs a s'sf S and mid
n'e JOHN ;so H. ~ ToEe S GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Gen'l PASSENGER AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES,
Dulness is saving the crude oil certificate marhc.
from speculative foundations But prices dropped
YESTERDAY on small transactions Ia cent 10 a. -
cents at the Stock Exchange,cand the options az .'e
(,orso,Mab.d Exchange ruled at 70 1s6 ~ osd72 7-s
cents There was further reduction In refined Oil ana
The news from tile petroleum regions reflects rslng
output The declle In the refined markets occurs
aftrs The stress OF the European demand seems TO be
over and while IL nearly adjusts the cxnae ana
manufactured article. there is no promise that IL may
fined have secured heavy stocks and their tomptaton
To maize purchases held M restraint by the weaeilns
tsndenrr Of crude Possibly to keep Buckeye cerfin
cafes alive sales made yesterday at the Consoi,
dated Board of 900 barrels at 10 IL cents gam ol
closed weak. 49,. ,. ,
The range of prices and the total dealings were
foI1nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
Eotfls.
Droposals.

be, y a. s and At LardhDon. HarooI n En-
f building o9 IS wSssAsil., A ,
as ,T Mrls01 a se,,.
o. Hsssss 5s ssS
lion Sss ar spss :.. iaSa
b d GoSs Fl sTs GSiHsasl q
II XTENSlON OF BREAKWyATER AT
H'}1 e; H,'ssS ' g. u.s. ss.,ss
ns RvS cS1 O'clock WIN ao1 ss cn
MaHSay at b @ Gfe until sso bidder
Tss,ss s & Ssse: .2s'Isss sd
be .aSrS b. 'nfsr'ec
IL Colonel Of Ensineer.
Il XTENSION OF BREAKWATER AT
Room ' n 1 aSSs Hsdns s
SsYe%SSn o. II The ESQ ssse
Will be received at this ONCE until tweTs attentioS Of
S SSSs on to approved 5
and Ee9rqsy Is y large ys Y Isss
to S con- be obtained At office AppSa1ns should
s d GoSs II :g's SSPsaei q
DKOPOSALS FOR FAkING-BOXEs.1IrreI;a as.
Department u s. Lfssas sasa prCposs w Be-
November 20 1890. to furnish ae.yere yo,vaXe faSfoa
boxes of Size A per sample at the Office OF Inspector
NJ iifcSaying stations "a Safest Now FORK ClD lne
boxes will be subject inspection and bidders mes s
INC time within which they will agree % dei'e tnenl Ell
Vcones enclosing proposals be Endorsed Proposal 70
Furnish Taxing Boxes The rgnt rsseF'co w io'eN'
any VI Ill O'S; T. KfMBALL. General Superintendent
TINTED STATES ENGlNE,EdRs OEfICE,
l CHARIESTON, S. c., Oct. IL 1S9O-Sealed pro-
nola in tripcate to opened at ~ noon on November
Is 1885, wifi be received at this ouoe for supplying ana
cnosttns about 90 stone on the lets
at Charleston S. G. The attention q bidders IL sd IN
ed To tho Acts Of Congress approved February 20 1852
and February g. 1887, Vol. 20 page 332, and Vol r.
statutes q i Bs 81 csps En-
gneers.
TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
nosa IN tipeate to be opened at IL noon November
is 1890 will received at this office for supplying and
about OF ripfap stone on the SCUM
Jettv at Charleston c. The attention OF biddsr s IAN n
yed 10 the Acts OF Congress approved February 20 1892
and February 49, 1887, Vol. % page 3S2, and VOL a.
page 44 Statutes a Large For al NECESSARY ~ Ea
gDeers.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. n

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &
w II. r. Il; R; Co. Lssses-Trsiss leave West 42d st.
nom the foo. Of JsystY. NewYcrk Hamilton. London.
p ge Io.i and S9s'ss 3 % fOono S. 3D. %
is D. ~ buffalo Rochester. sgspsnsion Bridge Si,g'
8 IS p NJ and all soa M runs only Utica Kings;
!SSni is 50 ,. m cstssii .9d Albany $50 9SS;
f 3 Ss al Gf's 80 n S:EHiss. s g.
& is a. M Elegant sleeping ears for Burao Niagara
Fails Detroit. Chicago ard 81 Louis on AL through
soS m. Jes S,n CITY K n sss ss,
rsy All other trains daily except Sunday For tickets.
tnsabe paror and sespas:ear aseSmmodstion or ~;
fulton st. Annex ONCE foot OF Fultcn;st YORK city
place SIS West 126hs and West shore station. foot Of
Wsst tod At and foot OF Jay.st, North River q. u.
ykMpTRT General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave.
usw.yofk
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

y root OF LIBEITly 81 Xo ,s1I BY sIyER
$50 Time for 5s0 Eas q Maaeh Chunk wrkesb.r.
a5TsSSs1g T; s,nss ssR
%ilses Saf'ep and Scranton. " ~
ZOO a, M for Easton and Msush Chunk. On sundsys
S..ns msSg miSSr HsS BUFFET t. Psss
s1t 'o' E 90 g sasss ses Isa Es
S crso s' Tmsaa assSns
s s M iS E EsS.SS Maues Chunk Reading Harris.
burg sunday, .,o6 5 s0a p Allentown II;
ksapt 60 Tsn'nd Sundays a. g oS M IL 90 M
G For ISeehoid 4:45, si5, ii:i5 m. 80. 80
For Long Branch and points soSh Point Pss.n.
ss.sps OCEAN an drove and AsbSry PARK o6 a. M
p For Red Bank. at 4:t5, SIS, IL ;I5 M 80 90.
90 Geo m sunday rd 200 100 a. NJ zoo p M
For hs sS cty vneand and praseOn a, AS an
%spmog ys R,sc" and s''OrisA' at Sis mas
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For pn MI S a. 90 80 90 AZ CO. IL 80 H. l 80
Sundays; . :SSt il 90 a. m. 100 $40, 800. go
For Baltimore S 1S aud Washington daily at 90 I, 80
e'Pf s sSadr s.yas yS 80 s0S 80 f; dS Gs
80 D. az rs night except saturda, night sundays
rlsburg, pattsvis &c.
For sudbury and wlIamsport Via philadelphia. a. -
A. m Il 80 nufet psror Car 80 D. IL i5 midn.ghs
Except Saturday night. sundays 800 y. n. ne,
Tickets and Paror.Car be procured at H. ol
nsl 0tL LAO s2S Broadway. 1877 ethays 20. WEE, Yea
l25h-st. 13i Fast l2oth--t. New-Nora Courtst SOY
Fulton st. 90 broadway. Brooklyn. ,..
New-York Transfer Company will call FOR ana cheeh
baggage from hotel residence.
NJ EW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILwAY.-Trains leave West s.d.st. follows
twenty minutes earsr from foot Of Jayss 1859 S
onssiSa osweso Chicago 80 p MI for SamPSen ode
towp, Liberty Walton Oneida Central SQulrc o,wsSo
Rochester, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago ST. os.
Daily. All other trains daily except SUNDAYS. ~ ksss
timet tables. 323 B,way. ]. G. ANDERSON. Genf ~
seasef Agent Id Exchange Place. NJ y.
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Conntrp prorrrtp tor Bale ano 10 Let.
Attractive Homes
at
Harrington, New-Jersey,
On the West Shore r. r.
II Miles from New York.

Houses will be built from plans and specifications OF
Vaux 81 Co.. Architects and Engineers Lots 10 contain
about IL $50 square feet Nc lots for sale without
houses Price Of with lots about 100000 and
upwards Property will be carefully restricted
Plan Of grounds sbout 10 acres will be ready soon
For full particulars application may be made by letter
TO the owner :. Carman lIarroit jr, Office of Green
vich Fire Insurance Co., l8l Broadway, y. Y.
Personally 10 J. Edward Giles. 1877 East sixteenth
St. " Y, to Charles H. Roosevelt, Attorney, AZ Ex
change Place y Y.
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RAYMOND 4 WHIECOMB,
l11 RroadNav, NcW.YTrk.

IT, HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
PAGES The saasd saS sgthSrt sv,@ on
ming bail playing shooting horseback riding Be- &C., In
fnI al pef copy Published by The Tribune New York.
Entertaining and universally compmented by the press
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

A-NEw.YoRK TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic
Temple 6thaye. and 23d-sSunday o'eio eSoIs ops,
at 2. Rev DR.. McGLYHN t"father" MeSLi NSl r VII
ton, musical programme Of great ih,e5es. ,,o
your Moody and Sankey books he pfomp1 ~ p,esst
EUGENE UNpERHILI. secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the auction sales advertised yesterday AZ ohe
Real Estate Exchange were adjourned The saie oi
bonds and stocks is now becoming an almost oahy
occurrence A. II. Muller Son sold the foiiowihe
100 shares Central Pacific Railroad Company, 20
ga 600 Lake Shore Railroad per cent bonds, 100 6-S
p 900 Wllwaukee Lake shore and Western Railroad
ner cont bonds ll5; 100 shares Richmond ana ives.
point Terminal Railroad and Warehouse COMPANY ~
900 sares Alton and rerre Haute RallrOad, ~ 10
100 shares Minneapolis and st. Louis preierre1 ~ 20
Oh shares Leather Manufacturer Bank, sds iUV shar
CHICAGO and East Illinois preferred. 81 -, .,i
The following private sale Is reported me ai tm
.seociation OF Columbia College has purchaser Iioh,
Iobn Bussing IT, through James L. Wells uact o,
land containing twenty acres, situate az Ime
~ Tun IIfll Road and Woodawn-ave., WilllansOrdgc,
twenty fourth Ward for $4,000. The premises ao
% he nsed for athletic exercises by Columbia Coesc
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Giip prOpsrip for Sale.
PEERLESS MANSIONS,

Manhattan SQUARE North (S1sts, between 9Th and 9th
svesI Cabnet finish % by 95 feet four stories base
ment and cellar; classical. original and unique T. sta
Ton az corner Inspection invited see article on these
Cl5y HSuse sob b Russell snrS's architect
Titles WIN be insured BY the TITLE GuMANrk hd
dress RICHARD DEEvES. owner and Builder, 90 west
S3d-St.
w EST 191sT.sT.. NOS. 115, III AND ll2LComc ara
w nsnect these high-class houses none superior IN is
lem; honest workmanship throughout hree-story hsn
Poiicy Of the TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST
COMPANY No So Ibertyst, ins,iring the title VIII De
delivered 20 each purchaser free OF cost
Apply premises ---------
1UE EST s7TH.sT. BETWEEN WEST END.AYE MD
w Piverside Driyt-ROw Of private dwellings over
looking the These houses are being oit by uaS
work inspection invited u., >, 49,. - ,,rrp
AND TRUST COMPANY, 30 LiDerty,st en-. o-.. =,
"'N DUNN BROS, 322 West S2th.s..
500 OOO room eHteniIon in s76st Between 9Th
and CIR AYES to trade for o handsome small house
' ~ RIKTR E. son, 936 6th-avc.
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Refined oil is dull and quotations we're reduced .
uons DO 40 cents pea gallon In barrels and $50 cents
In cases. -. eS,o,.
Foreign quotations unchanged. az 10 is1i9 "a =
Ole pence at London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
OH, MARKETS

Oil City. Penn, Nov. 14Nationa Transit certificates
,s1a5 al 73ac hin,c.t 73ssc; lowest, 72rc; closed
We sales "a 900 bills shipments. 10000 bols runs
PENN Nov 14.-Nstional Transit certificates
onened ut 73c; closed 79c highest 7Sc lowest 73c
market dull, but stes d. ,. -.,a...as
Bradford Penn. Nov. 14-Natonal Trsnst certlhcsts
,naned III 784c closed 727sc highest f5se; lowest
SSssc: clearances 100000 bbls.
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NITFD STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
GfrurslGus.
GfrurslGue.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
A WINTER
CALIFORNIA.

The second party Of the season WI Leave New. xGrk
San Diego SANTA barbara. Riverside and other points
In southern California. The route will be va Bua!o
and Santa Fs The trip be Iade In special raln OF
magnificent vsstfbulcd Pullman Palace Cars win
Pullman Palace Dining. Car. -, ..
party Viii also leave New York Thursday Jsn 10,
on ussdax, Jan. 10, vie Cine mat pa Nswor'sans
Every ticket entities the holder to visit Los Angeles The
Raymond Fast pasatsnq Reaiapds Hvessas' sa
cri Monterey San Jose Mount Hamilton San Es p
Different Rsgtes 1eturnins Ten Returning fnr,i Z,
sr.In mill nIy iSgi Independent ekets GOVERNS
every both Say giving entire freedom % hs
Journey hOmeward Hotel coupons supplied for long OF
short soourns the celebrated Pacific Coast resorts
Other California Excursions February and IL, and
March 5 and 10. -. , =
Mexico Excursions January 49, February 8, March 10
~ Send for descriptive circulars, Series D. designating
particular tour desired.
RAYMOND 4 WHIECOMB,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15


ave- cor. 3sth-st., adjourned sine oie'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN Sfbiso-N' T. Jill
aotb.st s. 325 It Of 2daye, 2ox0Sy; flora ~, zoo
Hartman to Charles Kramer ana anotner.-, Si'''Vo
Lots II and IS, block 3l9 map p,opeb.y S and
parshau 2Sa W William S''ne0 - ..''.e 1000
iati.st n & 332 II Q Of 2d-ave, 23Xlo3oi Johh =,
" RAM aud wife To Christian Frank
Same property; Christian FRANK ana "ns ~
57ti.st, ; s. 90 II g Of 9th.ave, 2oxi006; John =,
Smith to Mary II Smith IL; q, c,
odaye cor lOl st-st 25.SS00; Louis Conts oe ooo
and wife TO Henry Stenure ~o''""
3d.st No 50 West; Moses foI ana "he " I
,27 tS.ip as II Of 6thave Is9x99ll; mn
Emma s Hart al TO Zachary I Benson ioooo
Avenue d 30 1876 Samuel Fisher and wife TO ,oooo
Patrick Mclaughlin and an9the o5 . William '''''
Austin and wife 70 George PTeini ~ ~
124th.st 3 g. 339.s IT OF 3d-ave 2l4XioOll; E,
Philip Braender and wife to Moses foI1- %
John;st: No y Joseph hmgSian0 trustee ~ 7s 500
tIpdst n a AS II OF willls.aye. 25xl00;
Mary Davis and another TO Ellen f"~' .oo5
maurice ''-
78d.st. 5 S. Io3 It Of Avenue \, 25rio2'2; ~ mn
Agnes McCiecr 10 Elizabeth T. SHy 'ooo'
3isst NO East Jonn haroooA a.u 10000
olIycr.st Nos 81 and 90 John Specknann ana =,
wife to COhn ~,
Asn:ss No 1893 Mary Monea to '"n' h'.. 10000
Low Ward Si' Annie S Callahan to John 2Sh 1880
sth.aye W $, SO II n Of s3dst 4sxloo; JACOB NJ ,
Newman TO Edward :, f aars, o,axiio: Henry
Helmke TO Edward Purcell LOW
Arthurave W g. lot X r., map Cedar Hlll Plot, coo
Powell Farm James Marks TO Frank Buser-' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-15
Apartments 90 Eet

A ELEGANT SEVEN AND EIGHT Room ALh
"A. light and sunny Apartments stssm-bested decofae
hall boys elevators coal wood 5st and s2d SIS
Paksyc elegant Bachelor Apsrtments corner fs. s
and and 81 East f3thst handsome As.s
ments no lie East 47thst all light; moderate rents.
Apply jsnitor on premises or NowYork Storage ware
house ONCE, 44thst and Lexington.ave.
DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE yEw.YORK ThIB,
q INE WILL be RECEIVED AT THE uptoW mn n
OFFICES No 23S Broadway. corner Thirty
III o o. M 20 West Twenty -thrdst. corner r ovn.
ave. 52 Ghavs 1873 eernsr m ST.
icse ThirdsSe near I1Ss Elsstsvs 81
HSertyst s2s ThiTdayXe ana
Sft Az mn to 8 D. M at regular Office rates