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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anthem George to Ewald. II Of j'ih'st' Of loth'
iirs ,~ub"rrr Frederick 10 Ilendorfcr OF Ave A.
u oi 7ith.,t. ycars. $500 s,u, Of 13,th,t q OF
tla.r Robert. o. y \ Nt0du9IT II VI i''N'''' " 10
C.I.n. sarah \. T. n Freeman. 5i9 ana ool "'s'
IVA. Mam ii. to Mutual Life Ins Co. Of lJSd't.
g. Of 7utaNr. year 5000 , 80, 80 -, n, teth.st (
ColKing rnos w. 20 same. c OF 't''aVe OF 'Su'''
ba'i. join A. 70 Hunter dock foot West Joh st. In
Frame jonn to Il Ross. 0, l2sth'st OF itAS'e'
,.rsy. Rosrr. to l. Fairbanks, Of Rynest Of
'iti"r,r Sat.h to Metropolitan Savings Bank. OF
ll,tt.-f = OF 3d.ayr. y,1s. 200. o,., . , 49,
t,toleay sarah. to " Je'ncr : OF lo9th'" Oh 4''
inllc, H. to Euel. Groyc.st. Of LocuSt'a'e
MI leopold t, King, County Savings Inst i3's
I,b. a Jrlnncttc to = Schutscr Madson'a'e' ;
" Johnson Wact IT. to W johnson Jerome and AoeeF'
'''y Mir e. o IT, " l. Ashman i3th.s'. Of 10Th
'NIrhri iicnry to [ schachter; % clnton--t yrs
Murphy. Jennie L. TO J Clark sSd't Of 5da'e'
20 Go Limited to Rhin'ander; 5sth--N
- jth.a,e > yr, $4,000 ,,., , -, 81, -,bove
%urrni Edward 70 l. krag '0th'st' Of 'th"'e'
'6'Kaac. Thomas J. to Douean i32d.st' OF '"'
-'' n,,lIrann' Thomas. n Dry Dock savings Inst 5
cli,,.o''st "a 81 Stant,n.et l VI $4,000 ,
SMITH u. Mutual Life lnS 60 II broO"'''" VI
lt Horecn 'Ed1ra to Central Trus, Co; s5G West
shcrIsan john ? TO II = vehslaGe. i5o East l28d'
yo6dia fh.in b. D T. W Clocke. trus. "ranave.
> IS Of Salnuelst YIN, sIOO
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EDtels.
Eeaal Notices.
CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NETWORK. -,

= OF NEw.YoRK. ,.,,,.. and ,o,,o n.
Mary oRey against Charlie 10 h and rgtees Of tho
last WIN and Temeat Of Thomas a 0Ee Idle eorse
GG%% w Hfy MS atsGS May Eyi Gray
sarah pa NGfG Ann h, d S &a w ESr T. ReS
Ionic Pa p Reilly MarsarSt Reilly, i9e Reilly
s Ee TGG 2@ e KSy A hdcAp
lawful issue OF Thomas j. Reilly who may hereafter
be born Of e n G r. Re 9 Vino may hereafter
q her And all unknown persons the , @wlg 10 horn
to him And ali unknown pcrso.s the lawful issue Of
Da Noele, now born or who may herestter oe porn
sST share @o or interest the estate Of fhomas oR
DAY Of October 1855 and codc thereto dated he 2St
summons Trial desired r. Mew-York o5nh'y
You are hereby Summoned to answer the complaint in
this and to ssrLG copy ds yCp r tS service
this summons exclusive OF the day Of service ana IN case
y9gt o Dt or for e ra the
complaint .
D''q FEHRNASD6 SodLINGEiS Plaintiffs Attorney.
P0 ard once address No 229 Broadws Ne% O y cy
McComb Charles Reeves and all unknown the law
iu Issue Of Thomas Reilly who may heesftr be born
Mary T. Reilly who nay hee3fer be b2sa to her o And
no borU or WHO may hereafter BE- born to him And ali
untnown persons lawful issue Of Annie Da Nocle now
known persons whether BON unborn who may now or
any time herester lawfully claim any share or interest
county Ncw York deceo under and BY virtue Of his
1885 and he codc thereto dated the 29d day Of October
ton pursuant 70 an order Of Hon. George p Andrews
ge Of & S c0r 3d S Gon HS So N dny
filed with the complaint when was lcd on the 9TH day OF
HT and H County Of az The County Court House ia
the civ Of Ycx.Yort IN the STATE Of Ncw-YOrk.
Da' FHFRYAYD0 soLIYGER, Attorney for Plaintiff
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
III ,r,,prs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALlN1S'
The wheat market continues to show dO"h"aru
tendency due 10 the pressure of reazaons lhere II
some resistance to the decline. and considering The
extent Of realization on the late boom the fall Ill prices
l. insignificant The official final figures showed net
losses Of SAL cent The total transactions in options
amounted to nearly 100000 bushels. Ihere WcI S
reports that shipments OF No red wheat lh Ia h3 ~
been taken by Europeans had been shipped BACK a., 10
America The strngency in money also a1ected tn Is
markets The bulls had the usual reports OF co dd
them september opened at 81 OS o-oa al oo . @ anu
receded 10 ~ OF 80 closing on ulc cuTD III 81 "
December ranged from u II 50 a. IL oo ~ 10
NAV opened 81 ID LA 81 10 o-S leIl 10 qI - su
then rallied above IL - The curb price was 81 "a 90,
eynort demand mill rs took nearly 10000 bushels, ana
there were 10000 bushels taken for storing. $780, %
Corn was less active and unsettled IN excess OF
rain in the corn belt was followed by runoTs OF freezing
weather and the decline of IL cent was Ie%VIeIct'
leaving options unchanged, except for slght anVa
in Nav deliveries Cash corn shade lower WIN
an export demand limited to $4,000 bushels. ,,
oats on the spot were Lea cent lower. ana iaf
business was done. The options ended WIN August
unchanged and the other months up shade t.,
The lard market affected by the squeeze m m
nearby rates but it closed nT orTy int if conId
not be learned whether they were for export OF
The nearby options higher, but the later months
The final official quotations were as follows - .
Wheat-August. 81 o. IA; september, al VI . q !
october 81 o. SIS; December III 10 IL May
81 Con-August, 10; September So IL; October
So Is; MAY. IS 81 cents. ,oo. oo,o,or
Oats-AuglSt, AZ; september, a. 10 '''0'N-'
fard~September So SO: October s6 IL November
The receipts of flour and grain reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were as fol,
Lows , MhSss bushels total grain 4oo4o4 bushels
-four 3s.765 packages. At CHICAGO MilMankeo anu
st. Louis the arr rsa ~e ns N 3Gs bushels total
grain 774,477 bushels: -four 1850 barrels.
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

puralo Aur 2l-Cattle-Keccipts last "a hours, o20
head total for thus far u 2G0 for 1e time last
,Teek IL 72O consigned through 1850 head, Of which
400 head TO New-Yorh; on >ae l4O head quiet and
Unchanged Sheep and lambs Receipts last "a hours.
300 head total thus far $500; for same time
last week o5 500 consigned through 500 head az to
Eew.York. on sale 800 head; good offerings higher.
IfoSsReceipts last "a hours 1910 head total for week
thus far 80 $50: time last week 10 $50; con
signed through 2240 head all to New-fork; on sale
2SOO head nrmer and shade higher. 80 .
Chicago. Aug. 21.-"Tho Evening Joufnanno reports
active higher; steers % 25as4 10 -tockcrs s2aS3
Texans ~ 75a43 -: &3N 81. Ho3sR@cHipts,
10000 head Market active hieher rough and common,
IsaVy and butcher weights S4ds4 IS light, Sia@i 10
Sbeep-I.ecelpts 1000 head. Market steady natives.
44ds5 25 Westerns s4ds4 27h sOckers 50 OOdS3 20
lambs, $685. 90. nm H.,
St. Louis Aug; 1-Cattle-Receipts 400 head snip
msnts 500. Market stronger; good to foney natlNe
steers 81 25dS4 20 fair good do SO 50as 80 stc
and feeders 50 60; Texans and Indians. ~ 400
ss 30 HOgs-Receipts. 1000 head shipments ZOO
arades 80 s5ds3 90 light fair best 50 S0d44 sheep
Receipts 500 head shipments. $500 Market steady
fair TO choice Sass 10.
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TnE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IH THE CrrT


TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
$50 A. h.-CHICAGO ESIIBULE LIMLIED-Due ~
1895 'aso 80 e. Ii ifw HsA vEsrIpuLE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 80. indianapolis 10 80 d. H. ."
1880 A. M.DDwEsTERN DAY EXrREss-daily except
4.jO =. M.-NORTu SHORE VEsTIBULE LIMITED
due Detroit at 0:l5 m. Chicago % D. H. eA'
600 p. M.-FAsT WESTERN EXPRESS,-.Due Chicago
,.aocP cnrnh1n9t qgd 5S p TX MoNTTEAL AND MA
LARA FALLS EAPKhsoc;, ,x,, cuICAGo Ex.
'S Z F4 md sn hoGs 70 ASD day s.
HS BoTG Bsd EEFsI 5a FH Il s5
Il $50 80 35S = & r. 5 $40 f 90 f?GS 30
eg' g. no no. 70 for iPons 81 %est p Por 80 80
o ~, : ? 30 i3 80. 80. 80. rs =, - p MAO ~
AEp So so 800 &c % 80 oi5 p ~ iiS 90 night:
TRQYtS So 100 80 10 20 10 90; dd 30 ; SS a. m
rrG% Ax 80 SG aSE 49, ESQ 10 S3 ' 50
r. 49, 49, 10 go 5 10 81 45o %" B7 90 80
pUTPpAtO 3 80. 10 :20 10 90 a. M. co. 7:so, rs
NIAGARA FALIs-Io 90. 10 so a. M. 80 100. 80.
sARAi6GX-te 90, III 80 a. m, 1900. 10 80. 7;so
TH00ttsAND IsLANDS-ii050 a. m, 80, S;l5 p. M,
ApiiRRoNDSXAcK MouNTAIysoAND MoNTREN5,-t9 90.
~ 80 m, 80 p. M IL o. night also Adirondack
Ar MIqRR'2"'o fS 81 AND cANAxDArGUA-to5 80
pERR R 81 Il @ nILf Via m%RLEMS DIVISION
- 10 M y 80 D. H. n s,.o,,e Car. ,,r,v =, Grand
Genital station ~ at ~ 7s5 az nd 9roadaay.
u Pax ae 3 W%,, l25h' 20 and isS5h' s, S
EEsd MY25E S1 D. BioS icS HHGsonst jersey
'we.,cot,'s Expross calls for and checks from
hotels ard residences through 20 destination.
iDailv except SUNDAY. 'saturdayS ONLY o;her trains
Afoys srln. cyccet hose lsaSSns a. 300 20
ne Io5H 10 VI Az TIor!CFY. GFoRGE II DANIELS
Manager. ticnl Passenger Agent
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Railroaos.
I'd z N N S YlV q MIA
I RAILROAD,
ON AND AFTER JUNE 2S, 1890.
Lo...-. Of Ila.L.as.a. m '.

ON AND AFTER JUNE 26 1890.
Trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortaudt
s:co a. M.-IHE FAST Line for the West Pullman
rs a. M. Columbus 80 IA. Chicago 90 p. M.
az Lo remove except saqa y.
1915 spS losco r fffpS AND CHICAGO LINZ
HE'D, coT1uOsed exclusively OF Pullman vestibule,
Drawing ana state Room ssPRg R@g smoking
enOgfaphcrs and ype@reTs bathrooms FOR 10Th sexes
oS S Of eeS SS Gf eS G A secc aGnna and and
200 = 81 a L5 IL %sAt AND CINCINNATI
pa.tSsSr Goae ~ 70 cS oS o en-
sln3sti IL 100 a. m Chicago 700 p m and St Louis
$50 z TIE WfsrEnN ExPEESs FOR al points
Sleeping Sic Car 1Hd SSFs st. o 1s
CncanS and Memphis; pennsy dS an Dia pns as
Pts6u1g 70 Richmond and Chicago MTiv 49, at C9c.a
Louis 90 a. H. second morning Connects for Cleveland
so sRd OfSG dfpy SSsept s4 Ipys Pullman Buns
f. %Sst e NsS :;
@s daily AZ 4 Ssf s sd s 5S Oh Gil
DAtT@Es i %asHISsss afo 4at @
Sagy eTp' as ss"ee n fg S &
PHlRs car esp r. aI aS$
500 and 600 p and u y night t al FOR Ba'HSSs
s s3 ,Sd @sS IS D1.% sisssss
f DHas csS a and GsS sa'SeS l%a
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and intern 'date sts.
2SS s:i0 3 40 sPSssiai go 20 and 20 p m
rs p. NJ do not stop at Asbury PARK on sunday.
For tS a C 80 %eeRa epP cse @
and With through for Browns Mills and Beach
For Old Point and Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia
Norfok Railroad 90 a. m. daily except sunday, ana
500 D. M daily; via Baltimore ana Bay Line 2;lo
D. M ~''N FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS Trains leave : follows
p-r Z 20 OO, 30, 40 Chicago Limited, with
Dining Car ard 10 10 Washington Limited, and II 90
a. M II 20 90, 10. 20, 80, 90 80, 200.
90 30 90 and 90 D.. and II 10 night
Accommodation IL 10 a, NJ, 80 and :9o P m sun:
day., Expos CID So y0o ~ 90 L sno "a ana d
H. No. No. and IL Is night. Accommodation, 90 D. N.
The S,w-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from notes and residences through TO ds
For timetables Of local trains apply any ticket agent
vi III * = ptGH J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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I EHIGlI VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortlandt ana
DeebrOsses SITS follows
a. IN. for slltngton and INTERN date points. -, r,io
a. m. for Geneva, iAOi- Elahrl hOthr-t r. Jul =.
and the West and lrntipll local points. Chair car "
~ ons and Pullman ear 10 suspension Ffdkt.
20 =. for Mduch Chunk and Interim date points. ..
II for l.. and T.. Junct on and informed at points
Chair ear % Mauch Chunk. .,,,.
| D. m. Tor Tunkhannock ard interneliatS1 I'D
Harrisburg. ,,,,.
$40 y. for Elmra ard principal intermediate lonss
Char tar Nkesharrc and Pullman sleeper TO Susp'"
sion rrG2e. . ,o,,,.
30 T. m. for Mauch Chunk ana intermediate I''"
Chair ear TO Mauth Chunk 49,. ,,i,ts
10 y. M. f,r Mluch Chunk ana Intermediate p"'N'"
Connection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg. ,s,i,
p. for Geneva, Lyons Etmira, Rochestr, p o
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 ~ ols and SUSPENSION
Bridge. , q IN
Trains leaving at \ n. II a. M I y. m anu Iii
all POINTS In Mahanoy and Hazeto" 0'-
SUNDAY TRAINS. ILL.,,
a for Mauch Chunk, HazlcOn and inferno 1s,s
points and II o. ~. for Shenandoah and nierm'uA"
points. .,...
10 D. for Nauch Chunk and Intermediate lois,,,s
D. IN. LYONS. Erir1, R0chrster' hu..SS
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and suspehs>
General Eastern Office. a35 Broadway.
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THE ERICSSON CEREMONIES,
Saturday, August S3d.

MI, t,, s,eop,bont Company Will afford the public
nm opportuni,v for Witnessing the CEREMONIES ~ IN.
M ,,nmdiua the pmbmrknii Ian of the remnins Of
H. 4. In Of John Ericsson Oh board ihc =. ehh-
ship In niorc. One of the Iron rienmbonis VIII rnt
,raxc pier new No. I. y H.. ~ = o'clock r. W. both
,aa,,er. Recommending the Baltimore down the Bay
md out -rn The number of pns.rnacr~ on cach pom
uI b. Iu,;ted Tickets. Que Dolinr, NOW -nic nj
W. r", az Company Offices Mt Pier No. and
"a y X.
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
n York CITY August 81 Is9O.-Seaed proposals In
trplicsts viii Ge received here unti - oeosk NJ SsP
lamp chinneys fcf Army lamps Preference VIII be
articles domestic production or manufacture
Conditions Of quality and price ncludng the price Of
foreign productions manufactures TIVE duty thereon
bcing equal All information furnished on application
undersigned The Government reserves the right To
reject a1v ali proposals. Envt Opes containing pro-
posals should BE- Proposals for Lamp Cuimleys
and addressed the Depot Quartcrmaster CHAS. r.
BARNETT, Captain and Assistant Quart rnaster, I. o.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug. q. AS D. m.-BeG in fair demand
Pork I'm fair demand prime Western steady az io
Hams good demand short cut about 70 ~ d. nm a.
AS Cd Bacon in good demand. Cheese in fair oenaha
Tallow in good demand Turpen:ne in ian deno .
Rosin In good demand Lard-SD0t and fu.ures IN IaF
demand prime spot and August finn at BIS ~
September and October firm az 32s Wheat In poor &C.
nand. Flour in good demand Corn-SpOt In Door DE-
mand futures fair demand. Hops at London-lScihc
In good demand.
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ROPOSALS FOR GRANITE PAVING

Il BLOCKS be used The streets and avenues in
the city OF Washington D. COnce Of the COmmlss toner's,
Washington ID. c. Aug. H. lS90.-Seacd proposals win
be received at This office until y o'clock M on Thursday
be used on various streets avenues IN the city Wash
ington forms Of proposals and specifications
be obtained this once application therefor to-
gethcr with all necessary information, aud bids these
viii be considered The right H. reserved TO
reject any and al bids parts OF bids. j. w. DOUG
LASS. L. @. lime II. VI. ROBEKT. Commissioners y. Z.
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NRW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

Passenger l9ns ltaVr lo0t J1y ana "a - IooNs!
JaystY - a. H., i-4;'t .19 a. NJ ior SH l!,
Hal, MddletONn, PORT JcNi., Monticello. fal.sD4Eg'
Liberty. Hancock, Walton hi. Eimcs,on Norwich
uca. Rome. oneida, Detroit tucago and points w 81
90 a. f2d--C % 10 "A. u.; for OdiApVeh
Iall Lakes Mohonk and MluntNa~k Waikiki valley >tr
tons. MdGletcwn, Elo0ming0urg, Ellen, NE, MouhAn
Dale taisburg. iiureyNitr, L!n n.y. WHIT LAKE, ,,n
JaN-st.. 90 T. no.. 42i--t 10 y. ms Tor CthpOgh
Hal Lake, Moh6nk and Muueva.ka. Waikiki VAIL "a
tons MddetOwa. Blooming bur. Eli,nl be. Ior J,f,ls
AlohC,elo fa,burg, uurlcyNle, Liberty, Nhlte LAKE.
Rockand. ..,.....
tIaN.sJ 90 y. M. i2dst - y. 90. for Ncdleio"n.
ElsnSile Eal.,.Lr;, Liberty Walton. Norwich. oneea
U~0,so no hester. Niagara Fails, Detroit Chcaso aha
FONTS West ,
Iayst. 30 p m 42tst, rs M satIsdty' I opf
fallsbuiJ Liberty White Lake, Rocksnd .,s
through. other trains daily except Sunuans.
Pullman draw ing room seats and seepngcar berths
reserved AZ 1913 Broadway, New-NorH. -
J [. ANDERSON. q. u. A.. IL Exchange Place. " l.
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Gountrp Doaro.

A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME. 1rstclass. for re.
"A fined family parry adults large private mansion:
hour; water. bath high location health View
uneNcclled extensive lawns walks shade, tennis Stab
ling station. Address C.S Sl2 I'd moor call
L. ARM HOUSE IN the Catskill- elevation 300 feet
view IN three stats terms for adults. - Children
half Irice T.. MAT'TICE Fast Wndham. Greene Co NY
w INTER BOARD HILLSIDE HOUSE Mon,clair
w y. J-Good liable goot services, good rooms good
location good health OF access retired convent
sureriOr educational facilities desirable families
Address Miss LIE EEVRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The excuse for the decline in the crude petroleum
markets yesterday was the stringent condition OF the
money market. To considerable extent TINS can Uc
accepted the speculative conditions outside OF OIL
are admitted 10 be unfavorabe. But there should DC
no need of any sharp decline If the holders OF cfuc
certificates have any legitimate reason for bche'"s
i'm favorable future. While the banks wica leii
money oil in number they are a.;
in character, and the investment trdnsac tW can ~,
many be made superior to the opetaIorIv a0i,
Quoted in weak railway stocks. feIias ~
oil was again the hammer by which ONO oil was
down. The fan in price disturbed tle Ssv ILL.,
of the bulls on lncheye certificates. ana heu.c M.
Wne general dis.ust developed respecting Wy ~ ~,
commodty The Interference Of the money nndrhtt IN
The situation is not 10 be 0espscd but We nave yeI 10
hear an argument for anvanee OF VIhp vi oIar
docs moi carry with something III favor Oh inc oto
commodity The bear ono OIL sIhpS 55ot
something unavOrablc to the PennsylvaDIa paoInu'
without accomplishing more than general uepr ont
The duness on the markets after the carry nioNenoI
shows that the decline in prices is largely the WORK on
manipulation. The closing was weak asain' o"' '"o
tone was made on a handful of dealngs. a., +, ~,
The range of prices and the total dcallnes III va
tona Transit and Buckeye Pipe Line corn"o"'c' "'0
fnIln
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

AZ tho Exchange Yesterday the property klo"h as
,ot No 1875 on the map Of East Morsania' 'oA'oo' III
pohbins-aye was sold under foreclosure Inc oiu
ding ran up from 81 900 TO S3.1OO the piainun was
the buyer No 800 on the Boulevard being inc ho'."
east corner of Onehundredht vestory nrC ain hnS
on lot o6IOx0o sold under foreclosure 20 se piv,te
in the suit for $24oij The fo'S%hg Sa.e vesteray
NJ Blakey has sold for Grcnv1lle perill so itorv
and lot No. ~ West Forty nd Ca DOC
hrOwnstone building on lot 25X7Oxlooo' for p'''"''
NewYork Thursday. Aug 81.
The following sales held at the Exchange ana Aue
ton Room today: soor,or
,oothst lot 2soxoo joseph wlekham ga Oh q, Ea.
Mcar isi 2Ssioo each Bshal IS 100 Madison
Sale Of buildings with lots Nos o94 and 09p N'oi'o"'
.ve n OF sOth-st. adjourned to september =
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
fync 6sfcr 70 Robert GRAY and Robert Green S3oOo
wisrtayc Il S 100 It Of 4th ST. 5oxlOO; waiter 700
-, glS S Ws s. l56 r. Of Tannaye Box
$50; Helen, a Eeaglcs and Angus heHy u 1850
Fair@oant-avG s. is II OF Frankn-ave' 2'S 1900
Jcr taU S.S s. am with centre ae
n old Hndcrson.svc; Wilmot johnson and -
Wife to Wins, Joh".on, jF, ,v: 5,,dxioo5: IL
'o' Isaac Louis and Benjamin Stern to Harriet 10
SANE IaSp,r cxci bernhard 10000
Eos sfdpfs sN4 oa ES i?o Feter Snie to
o S,iS"2 h""s0 5oio IT Of list 25195 % soo
Sopha Srhrstr Jeanette jacobson ,;,.;,-. -o"V'
to1.t.t n - 247G r. Of 4thaNc; l2NlOol ii :, TX
Jobn W Cornish and wife n Walter l. HOWE ii'i'
Teromc.ave 100 II Of lS3d-st 1oNloo; ohas coo
Ucfrlan and wife to Econore Jthl low"
171.tst = 40 n " Of North 3d-aNc, loAiVoi ,o-n
George Daniels Louis Roland .....-.;,...- f'O'o
4othst 40 215 East 23N9s.9: AlphonSc hoee-
naIer and wife b. A H. Wesslnu, 2 part -.
ioth.st No 2l3 East 25X98.0; Albert T. WeSSiau
To \ HCgenauer, - pirt- -. =, q;
Io3d.st so 1870 Fast 16sN1Oo.l1; John II "
Vchslage % Jn0 + Sheridan. --.. -.
same property: John Sheridan TO Herman mn
Mayer
RiyngtGn.st. $ 80 ~ W OK f"ur'1''''' 49, 5000
Man ndnI io,nb ctIrcr 10 William Plcuss. 1878
ithst Nos 3i9 to s,l WTIt rnnnnn 1900
Eastern Ilay.aVe. $50 n OF fro-pct.St;
CO.. lSs'N'l''0N''o &c sam 70 '"'' 5000
Groy,.,t corner LOcust-avo irnlOOi Joseph . zoo
and Albert i.t/,l Mary l. HALEY r., '''VV
oh:syc D corner 9S'e;.S, r gHlS''i '' $4,000
i2lrt 20 r. 81 ,th-1 BSnaa9 1900
io'h.t ~ n r6, 81 , N9cInt 1880
,ucn.st 40 los 2feNS7G; Bernard Shlano"-Ny
and wife % Lyman Schnitzcr IA
1ioth.st n corner old Bloomingdale ltoad
frlo-,dl. 50 .9NoO.1 lNJoXl0oll LIZZIE IL anu
Louis Ii Zerega Thomas Conkng .-.---.
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Refined oil unclaimed at I.3o cents Per s"io"
In barrels and 9.25 cents in cases. o .o,.
Foreign quota;ions-Antwerp, 110lI 10 lran'' ;
pramen & 20 marks London, LA D 90 pence
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY,
y FOOT OF LIBERTY. ST, NORTH RIVER

y FOOT OF LiRTRTY.Sr, NoRTH RIVER.
4:so a. m for Filrington Ea,ion Bcthlehc,m Allen.
Magca CHUNK wEes6'rr scranton Rcadag HaI:
a@sp5rt On sandaJs Easoa Betbcnsn, Allentown.
Ma? 3 S a. M. ;oS Lase n5Iat s" and Ga,,on
town 900 sos "a fRr ON Sndas for LaKe oPat.
cong aston Brthiehtm, Allentown Mauch Chunk and
Zoo soT FS Maa aa lake wHqPai 5sS
scranton Reading HarTisbura P9tts'ie T9%qgaa sn,:
T SEdnsh Sq Buat pao ear to wapor
FOR T WS 0LS 9e RoP1,So1f EiGP
louisville On sunday, Easton, Bethlehem Allen
town MSuGa f fo taso Ga BSasRem Allentown Mauch
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, Wlkesbarre Scranton Tam
30 p m FOR Pennington, Lake HopatcOng, Easton
M tor sGasy' ana tsmn Esnown mauca
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg &C. santays at .,o 80 p H.
o 80 RSSd aS Gs Ea as bsSs9
and O. Point ~ rs, se CO. 80 10 s 10 H. sdap
90 go 1oy % or SeR I; SUNDAY trains DC not SOP
For Atantic Hshaoods va MataW2 ane Kyp9E5 90
s dS II 10 a % D. no 49, 80 81 H. 'uiu1''
For Iakewooi, Toms River and Barnesac 4 100. Sis
For be SU Han Atlantic City vlneana Bridge.
ton osr ~ fro &c old ZOO Sis Io a. M. 1880 4So.
e 90 90 90 3 SP u, 1Css 81 l. S sun M
days 4 ?O0 90 a. H., 800 p. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LoNG BRANCH OCEAN GKoyE' &C.
For HighaaG Beach, sea6Seat, Monmouth Beach, Lon,
Sf s5 80 S & H. 80 S1dy: SO LOO b. ~ o''
For Atlantic Highlands 30, 300 a, m. q 90 Satlr
day only. 3l5 80, 80 p m. sundays, $50 M,
90 D. m. , IA = q.
For Eibcron ocean Asbuy Park, Point Pleasant
&C., at 40, 900 II 90 a. H. 100 S:i1' a 80 $50
y. m 49,, ,.,...,. ,t.- ,-,ootoo, p,odos,on
SC. 80 m, 100 y. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia at 3V :i5, 90, II 80 80,
90 3 20, 90 90. 500. 80 D. NJ, II Is night
SUNDAYS, 100, IL GO a. N. 2:OO' 800 o;Oo CIV
y. m. II 10 night. -
Baltimore and Washington daily a. Qo ~ 80 tex
a. IN, > 90 ) 20 Il 10 nlsal.
Trains leaving at as. II 80 a. NJ, 80. OO 40.
30 d. m 10 Is night except saturday night, have con-
nection for Reading Harrisburg. PU.tsNie. sc. ~,
For sunbury, LeWisburg amt Milan,l port, va Phlla'
delphlu at .f5 ~ Il 20 Tuit Parior car, 80 D. m.
J. midnight lexe pit SATURDAY night sundly o. NJ
Tickets and ParOrCaF seats can BE- procured 81 - 0
ll5 ga, lao, 1923 BroaiNay 73s 6thaN, 90 We,
l2jthst 49, East l2dh-st; NeM.iorki touftS~' oOo
Fulton.st. Broadway. brooklyn. -,
New.York Transfer COMPANY win call fo- AID check
baggage from hotel residence.
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THE pooK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave, 500
4 uages illustrated. Tho standard authority
Rules for sailing, swim
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c, &C. in
ful pl per copy. published by The Tribune, New York
Entertsinx and universally compmented by the