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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
Hold itro Inc Lrsht.

The man who tells YOU conhden
tally just what win cure your cold ID
prescribing Kemps Balssm this year. In
the preparation Of this remarkable medi-
cine for coughs and colds no expense IL
spared to combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold . bottle OF
kemp's Bslsam TO the light and looh
through IL; notice bright clear look
then compare with other remedies. Pncs
Soc and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

II you will send me your address We
viii mail you our illustrated pamphlet
explaining all about DIR. Dyes celebrated
electro voltaic belt and appliances. and
their charming cGecis upon the nervous
debilitated system. and how they viii
quickly restore you 20 vigor, manhood
and health. Pamphlet free. II you are
thus afflicted. We win send you belt and
appliances on Q trial.
VoLTA1c Bsld Co.. Marshall, Mich.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
Cleveland Convert to Bi-Mesaiiism

WAsHINGToS CITY. Nov 25.-The Critic
last evening published the story that ex
President Clevelar 4 has become a convert
to the double standard coinage theory,
and that he wrote a letter to Senator Vest
some time ago which the Missouri sena-
tor showed to some of his colleagues. ad
uniting that he had been wrong in his
view of the currency question aud that be
was ready To announce his conversion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
More striker. on tn. G. and E. !,

NUscoLA, Ills. Nov. 25.-The trainmen
on the st. Louis branch of the Chicago
and Eastern Illinois yesterday joined with
the strikers on the main line aud refused
TO AXE freight cars out About 400 coal
miners at Grape Creek will be thrown out
Of work if the strike continues, as the
mine owners can secure no cars
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

GOSHEN, Ind. Nov. 25.-william Long,
who lives near Athens. thr-shed wheat
early in September. and missed valua-
BILE hog the same day. Sunday he looked
under the straw stack and found the log
alive and we'll. Save being thirsty 1t gave
no appearance OF being ting worse for i,s
captivity.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

LONDON, Nov. 25 The emperor of Ans :
tria is represented as deeply cast down by
the probable fate of his relative the Arch
duke john the third great calamity dur
Ing his reign in the Hapsburg family; his
brother, Macmillan having been shot in
Mexico. and his son aud heir, Rudolph,
having committed suicide
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
TUEso.1 NOVEMBER so. 1890

IT is asserted by French vintsgers that
the grapes gathered at sunrise always
produce the the highest and most limpid
wine. Moreover, by plucking the grapes
when the early morning sun Is upon
them they are believed to yield fourth
,0ra inica
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
Parnell Charae.srined a. a Jonah.

LONDON. Nov. rs The Daily News
QiberaD warns Parnell that home rule
cannot be carried If he continues in the
leadership. The Irish vessel has struck
rock just as 1t was entering the harbor.
IL can easily be hoated, but it has Jonah
aboard y
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
Annthsr RasoalIx Ca.hI.r.

PEORIA. Ills, Nov. 26.-P s. stuben-
rauch, cashier of the Chicago, Rock Isl
and and Pacific railway freight offices, was
arrested yesterday. charged with defal-
cation amounting to S1s,0 He has been
violently i'll for some time. and cannot
attend his preliminary hearing.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
Became Mard~rou.iy In..n.

MARTINsyILLE, Ind. Nov. 25--Jasper
NJ. Ru'an. a Young farmer, b-csme vio-
lentiy insane Monday and attempted to
kili his far her and mother Hrs brother
arrived barely in time 70 save their lives
he was taken by strategy and conveyed 20
the insane hospital. Business compiica-
tions were the csuse
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. GA Cheyenne
special says: A head END collision be-
tween freight trains occurred at Howells,
Wyo., yesterday Both engines and .
number of cars were demolished Fire
man Foote was killed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

IARABoo. Wis, Nov. 2s.--On the Madi-
SOL division of the Northwestern road
mes this city Saturday night a freight
ira broke through an irou bridge, wreck
ing twenty-three cars loaded with mer-
cha ndise- The loss is estimated at S75,-
COO No one was hurt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
They WIN warm m, Dvn.m,,.

new YORK, Nov. 25-Carlo Duro I. and
Joseph Diego were killed. and RafelIo
Roito and Carmen Purod seriouiy in.
jur sd by the explosion of a dynamite car
tritige yesterday One of the men had
pls ced the cartridge too near the fire TO
hest it, and this caused the explosion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

PrrTsBURe, Nov. e5-Thcmas Fawcett
& Co.. extensive coal dealers, of this city,
assigned Monday morning. Liabilities
estimated at si0O.0O assets said to reach
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
twenty Men killed in . Goa, p

vienna, Nov. 25.-The Anna pit OF the
Hreux Mining company at Tscsancsh has
collapsed. owing to the mine being food
ed. Twenty men were kiiiei.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

BuDA PEsTH, Nov. a5-Count Juiius
Karolyi. the well-known Hungarian
statesman, died yesterday of cancer of
the tongue. He concealed his malady
until nearly the last moment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

WASHINGTON CITY. Nov. %. Secretary
Window has appointed George T. Buck
inghain an Inspector OF customs at DAN
Vile Ills
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

Tai Pryor has been arrested nt Wan
l'aca. Wis. for thu nEIrder of Banker
Mead IN l-e2. lie was sasprc,eu at the
line OF the murder.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

Mountain fires in the Ie,ghborhood Of
J,liicu, Tenn, hsve destroyed thousands
OF cres OF timIer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25
The MARKETS.

CHIc.ea Nov
The quotations On the board Of trade t,,-s.x
were as fol ows: Whe,t-Nove,nh p o.,n.t
o Sc clo.ed q3,k.. N. .crnh..r o,..,,,.s sssee
closed $50: MAY. opeDed Al as. -
siOS.. Corn-Nov.mber open~d u. clos.s
53lsc. Decrmber n en.I sa.c rle..ud ~.
NAV ou-ned fss,c 3 os.d ~, oa,--<c.
yembcr orenea s.Sssr cl,..a Il. ts-s.,,,,,,.
opened 4,4.c elo- d a.. [,sv o..n,.s 80.
ciosa1 IA porr ns,..-,hs. - =.
sIl ss,t Mac oTsr..d 30 80, a., ~ -
Lard-December.o per cd shssl,. .lo-ea 81 *
Produce. Butter-Fanry s.a.rs,or -
So. ,,no s.thers, rr.s,, "a . -. d.t-f.. -.
N'a' = : - uNI'e,. "nest
ieS". 49, ireSa picNinf sto A. "Sl-o.
fsgs-fresh caadlei los q =. - - or doz;
icc hou-e 81 g, l. sls' Dressed poa Try
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

Pocket Cutlery.
We lave Table Cutlery. IN al STYLES
Kitchen Cutlery.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-25

Rock Inland.
Hay-Upland prairie, la0o3s.,o
hAy-Timotny-es.0u@.s. 50.
Hay-wild, $1,000.
Corn--53c.
Oa.s-37 q -
Cosl-Soft lilo.
Cord WoodSs5o a $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

Esl7S;G y So II. q 99asl o.; L 81 X, :: o. H.
TiLs.ins general market nsa quiet IoSk to-day With
@n H. packing demands but ms, ruled 4 sSS' sS
y f5s ses Sse sisn ys esss%
NV cl,y. o. Western 9oGoe Lard prime. 81, ia Ja.
Sw Mraad. . . SOC extra SS
bacN"d w!e ias srm .iudc vS"dcy o 1at", So
ns-c nlcachcd spring 7d7sc; %has :fa' h.ar laai
H rng vn; 4 slf:'N Hc.c %aF'5 la
biraciied winter COGG:c Ned Elan. 3i"sar salouird
&C. t,r 4 t. 2 Sc B 'i1;' a4c '' '. -
wa, s SH . &s.!yr n no %GHSf" snaq
sI.ln ,ha:,', have been m> at odfq rRoi,ErM
sIgiIn +nSo S"i Srt E'1 Hum raia%i h.s'Ssa
, 600 n rIm Eo on oooo .s r' ,iSS IL
%'H . O Jar, a. v. rn 10 htn" D plr 5toc
81 h#irsr '": ssl. fned 'I%s
srn a,Is M l,. 'I l," ian 600 and
;.. i"S] rs '' a, WHO !, TOO I saS po !;
tH "s , n1r1 AlIr hn'r steam 81 rstt. VS. India
IN. ,s On r,i,rt. i,ns Gc Nar-nc MAYA
GENITAL priya,s tsi% S",TSi:n 1 na.s
hri', mark lark to %h n51%' h% I,as:
A. lnmt' s."t' ;o' h''''" ''A''"' r'''" E'
I1rN a Sa 40 tG III, M"," ."
s!;"sla raS; 'casI, H.; 70 rN,i r. ' r%,9.
la. E>'rr W. t,a !, !" :. r Il 80 j f ga
i, M i: I I' w l@1 ';;y t.: ID: ay '"i'
Il%i . %%c III .s .iS' !. ' I'LL: p 70
!: r oyros and = ,% l % rfHd w." II" d.
G Gu%H tu 90 NIIDpirS-iiai a si den and sc Cnra4o
January sold al ,;i6, nrt>>lp TO-: =. > ,,.',
I T,r Hep "a. s"" II" i'>nrSwn aro"a % low rr,r
1a SH u %os sS s' y,
,'"th D Sai. ,:c IT,, DO 'ions non nd, "47
a"@, G,f now c, i, i%a q, sod >al" ="
,ait, 7%ot. G3i@[ s., p'c"n,lcr rlo,'G AZ COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09


n.,-,'r ,,t -, TO I'm" -, 49,, ors
H',..r y 'I.....I, k.o' = Az" A - 'l''
4.
n.o.'r ) " -d ~ = / + l:1-," ''i" -
u.r.p,, -" It,'." ''n'h' II @-'>' -
,.... a. Nr' "ir.nl' :. 80 $3.50
a,.tt,. '"'
to> .rI W.. - ts's -, hw.i'nc ''f d.. d
t,,., ir'i @A,.,>, - i-iir -. ir-'. ,"'
l. ,.r I II . = lrii',> ''>'.-'
% - Inf,. 49,! = y.,f. - -
n. az = tr ~t'.. 80 ~ r.; - - ''
t'.n.r " .-d 20 t'ni,n DIV" N,t'nr, lr-''
,i,l SIS. Yujh. o. :! r!!-Or.d 'i -"h--'. ..
',n., May and lam. :" william roh'n I'D l. 30
uaa rnr ~ i',"I..N" iti !.n'i =. : a. -
S,; ., r.,.l.. i'ri's lsuk. N"wN"rh. 'iiI' lt"p'
r,tv =. $50 On ~,
f,' 49,; lI,ti.. 10 Mua'l F'y 'nd ar"ih"i. = H.
f. r,n. =, , " 81 = MT tlu ri.' - -
G-inh.' u hui ana I,"'l' r' { ''"d'r'h :" " 10
T. Crr.w.i. .,th.,' - ith.a," '"ii. - 900
IInN Wi''i1". = :" tIf's Horton II JUL - ~
i,ag,a ! ,ioo ,o i,ha II M,,,nnn. 's'h.-' %
H., i... II ard Eoi":t { Whites to pn' .!
Max S. i ,ri wos, t;h.>; S'JI $50 o."
I..,. =" Il q Ihi't " OF l"th'iN" a. l
leO'h.-' r"--. ~ ~" . =. ,...,
Ur w.. Van ard Iphu :" "Nrc"'o-S ''-"'g" ram.
- non =, ID Ith.av' : At : "" .
Iu.l,. pn!... IL &" Lapse | l''i-. Nulh'r'''~t lot
Va AZ II g., Ia, ,d.-t I v"ar >" tf"'
II. rncd, W. II - b,nil Historian : 'of ''\'iR'
,onav" and :,'i-t t''r> il' V'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CEArI'pES OF w

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALlN"S.
Tie Produce Exchange markets wer' oepIr'S' 'c'
tcrlav and large part OF the previous daS a's"'7'
wa> lo>; a had break IN the prc OF ""ea' "1
prevented by hurng apparently for the snort ''o'''
Ln' ii spite 81 this demand the final de'ihe' "cc ''
- to Is cents 4 busllcl The volnl" % ph> ness
Wa med, rate. amounting to alb nj fr'o"o" osi..
The state report c>tinstrd the crop III 'l' ~
Il per cent. willie the lat Government, " 49,
stranger. however. and there va" t'r u"H',H ~"
cxpnr. 80 900 bushels benz taken by shippers Nll'cS
bought lG.WDD bushels. In the option marMt D'u n
Ter AID NAY wcrr the only months ~ when !hrir
to 81 % II IL. rose 10 ~ u -. ana aeain ~, ="
~ o. -. May opened at ~ ~ p. and after - !
and II l." Il 's"i at ~ 10 -. Cash wheat '''e" i4
10 :, mt lower. -, ,,,
com WAS weah and lower 70? all months IN" ONO
report - per rcat. against 81 pc" cent Nv NE
last Government estimate. and RAILING SAFE, ha.ra,N
cmt. ~pot Wa shade lover. but AZ the o''"nf
81; q ~ u,lcl, taken fJ shipment.
cat. supported bv iocll hnris aha ortio',
c,.,,L al -mpll advdn'c>. tI-h oa, We're h'hh WI"
Lard was weak on Ercc receipts Of hogs at the
Western m,fllct. and options end" at declines OF rom
The n,,.! quotations were as follows:
C".,- t'r:o,rr 81 November. - ? :: December.
- .; :: Ma. ~.
Ua'>-N1.ob.g. 81 =: November. A. p December
% Nav T. l.. cont.
Ind-Nuvcmbrr. b; ~: y ceuber 9G 81 IannarY.
80 -
Tie receipts Il glan and nmir at New York. pilia
drlpila az NOR and Eu>'nl ~ follows wheat.
-. ~ Lu he'll com. IOi.@Iy hjSlcl: oats. 1870
bushels tai gra'n. "Il.::f! bushels. h"H" ~. ~
rarha-cs " Chica-" Mwanlr" ana II. i,i, W.
iu~l"i,: ".t- :;-i7:2 h>'"l~: total gain. s'.1l.
bn,icI-: -four. :i.-I2 lirlcl~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARX ETS-EY TELEGRAPH.

Bunalo. Uct. 8 -Caulc-l."c"p' i9-i - h"i4 = Geo
head total g.. week thrs far il:U Tor tim" Last
~.i 70: con>irn,d thi"n"h. :'i60 f!. I"'o Of
vbirh to- NrW-Y"iL 90 li'a "i a'". ndtt't fit at
i,r. Sh".p ana i.ani--Hcc"ilt- i'~i = hour 200
head total for TN" far - COS, Tor arr TIM, IA
i,.r'd through 200 Ia Jd. . 100 81
,bi.h 10 York: T. 800 Tor ."" af'"' '',d' and
trm >r"r thoc" 20 "\tfa. +I"-I - :""! (" h'i'"
Il ,5r:i - common 10 f'i ~'"st 90 Lambs I ho' o.
On .>irI rin4 good clioic" - 1tnHJ ~
.o t,r 20 Iog,- Receipts lat ~ hours IoH'
hoat total for week far ~ 800 fof TN" ~
ncck rs 500 Consigned through. $3.50 head 100 oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

which to NewYork: 600 for saIe; market easier me-
iums and mixed, :, soasi Is common to so0o A0f''rs'
81 G5aS4 IS pigs. - j0df4 ,, ,.nor,s. cat
Chicago Oct. s''Thc Evening Journal rspor's o,c;
tlc-Reccipts. 5000 head shipments: 80 a,dss 40
ranse- o'as3 o. r5in. heavy "' s"d
bnhcrs WEIGHTS SO 9odsi So light =. 4cs srkr 1o
Slccp-E-ccIpts. 5000 head Maikol s HstI inu ~
- GOa 81 IS Western. sidat -; hat'''S' "'"~ 0''
lamls B-L. Il s. TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09

, ',;:, iu,' T., , ,,c ,,v ,,,n
H ,E S; %ia 5is':s E ssd r;
m L., ,a ''f Ia, "a ' %".aa % q Ht.s9: tT:"|
l. , a ID t. .T,' , ,c >T I, az g. VII 'Prir
,,a w., Snt's vh.p! was "a and j. 4.''
go M s; La" t n' a cy .. ga Co., ~ 10 Ky ,oi
a., - Nj At s'a, = 90 IN, W.T. ,d5 ,1 Ne, iGG
H. N".,. ~: a. i S0 ST. = NO. .a4ts
w., y! VT l'"- la% Z ''- s., g.,
80, i i"G t&H "a" -, aS'~ silaet;!c ta'
.o S2 :, g N N''' ":" .as WIT I1es ~
s. , .sa@ 70: 70 '" laa- = S'' r.r sSr
lag ond v.nu :lG;S i"G ;: TO- - -" ;a '.i
3, Gi gicc. 81 S's 90 % hi; >hrs '.t. go
>. "'F E s,G fl ILGrio%t b., Idit l~d
S'~' q e.; 4 s H. 3 }. an -
At n:ssN S' Z, n% nv t H's % .' j.
HrcH%WNyynI7 GG,X 3a;, a a. eGs%r Y low
c 9rGa =, s So 90 .na , B,s%% s;n 80 TO- Sale
l,e e G. IN -' .rl
.. 'Ss s a5 %ps> ,.' Of se c the s
Of yc,t:ida; NAN to0oVoo t,.-h wrIr deal, ~
aa ,ctq on sa ace t. =, o Ill., s@i
c..ny sa iely SAD MaN' Wh,.h s,a.,sd al II =.
@ bros. j. 81 a. i it o. !e" .Sfsser 81 to =. L.
n'am "a'f% sc i@ft ' q The ONO S,,i HS a;
$; per cat Of IN 'rcr in TIA, ,t4:c aei... :,
v Gent q, la, lf"te pns ~, BY n. ;i," b Il.
crater but for the persistent huviug bv tne J. Al
NJ operators at thcsgo. 1"c foreign h,"o
interior oVeh.n, Only moderate, the seatYaiS
ccarlnces showed sul>tanta iheI'a-~, but th~y nag
% non '1a.y oi"c, t, H. ,IiFt no,sa an @ft U
t.O; failed arrest tc decline Wet ~ra'I"r u. we
Noth~". was also without Influence: in",iM Mi
TO-DAY wee i?o 23 bn'n ,iG:ns snG 1oi"o 1u.n
NO. .s' sssDSsSd aIa ~ s, 80 e s.
u.h whsst sd upwa!d Of 20 oiV pigs no. h:ad','e'G
atlS s,ocas est Of III. Ecckies o tlcrc Wa an
unsettled mataet closing ",.s "|r I NIX"
sa. ' 70 o5 t sS,h t. p "n any," COZ Sa- 81
p'smbsi price AZ Mon,i,ai ,here ~i six ,'' -nt at
sa Es So 20 20 PUN r"pyi, Isr ,o ~
- se.. S'in n.rsJ,d i. ErI q o.
cs! "a ."' 10 q0;ss d" 4 S%;l q * g. o
iDs SENS NsyS Ss y ,, cr o. q?
a:y i q Y9: .is1i.' TO-,
1sG1Sc " ~, tr te day. iht c.n.,.v
nm 20 M'isnukec ain..d ids: ~ sllca
Sn. anu sHut Nc W. ~, .l s a,
knsy closed win dccline Th.ir W., decided fal!ng
Of b Tn, ne, 'I.tiI. d.unq. hich asgIr.acd H.
than 100 ooU bush and tradr Ion III" 'o'i Ia,t va
Of hcsl mI,ni~ The OH" stat Loaii ''ur~'"d II
per cen; H.. las, ,.vrrn::cn nr'nxs ana u.is lrU
The "Lar, Ca'Ir> wcr" Tim ~ 81 a',"", AZ
lrii. .Tc ore I,rSa yric., ,no,,l ne, ip>,.> o.
rs t' !, r;:"r dsr'",c OF ii 2 ~ n c i' H.
20. @.,A'' zig >ls%r lover , and sd H :o
irs, ""s ""'y nC.''" li3 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
THE TEADE CHICAGO.

Chicago. oct. t>pro iali.-lt ia" theory In
wheat mp to within hf""n minute, Of III close ihnt
Hutchinson wa, manipulating prizes 10 get action :
calls. Having a''umtilated great lIrc through
hi, pur'h M"udav AID Tu"diy. h" I'D call! TUGS
day might several million bushels III ID" cNpc' a;ou
putting nj, wheat a..iu the" riivII..'-.
his theory confirmed lE tie operations oI t!hr
hi,; trader duIn. the day lie iook it va, estimated.
somewhere around iNb million ii-cl> In aI attempt
To- ,t.. Ia, luc ~ 90 | for december. the
i'f 'e.' .ui.I- I, /" ~u' g. i"'"ri"r - o.
..,v"iHrnt at II! a. Il 90 :. EvIyt: M. hr
"" -. ul'~'i 30 ;' 4H>i l;;'". Wih' 81 o. LA
iug il tie i,N~ W'..d tu'ur EniU -" i"!h. Lac
Glaiscr Stucl, y! Wal. Street N"n p.JhN ~ hadlt
inti,-d condition. oi III" NV ip:A bob Is ~
their riiprt To- "A. tie cAtI"ic d"Pr' -,' CAV" II
that -toh house. not m"Itipned. We
Ing hal ~, Of Wall street Morcan VS. diving. Wall
>i"t "irpL,.icalIv d.i,d all tr>' ~tnYi>. put i,
itf "TtlI".~-. Wu> mach 81 tr hi them II'
selling that wa. stated Was alt0g tier {" 'vuch for
Nj. iut hinson for tho Ter hull Interests. Th"
Close ~h"wcI tn" duye advance " 1T IT, over on"
crt All lost. p'r"nii.r " heat opened ~ 81 % =.
sold H. hf!, - oa aid 'l'~,! AT ~ ~; 1. MAY
and c". d At II -, - TIE outside news "t the dH\
excepting MAT Of cOiI>c uh"h came from Wall street
rihc. buli.-h. Considerable cash hu-Ih",s Wa
reported from Detroit and H"..trr! also emf snni'
lNll tall. RI" Obi" state crop report fn1dr III" con
Gtpn ~! "l al AGAINST - In III" ''''v"riI'u"n r.
p)u in Ii"aIer: hI, IN" nsure att! acted ltil' -
icut"u. Com receipts 20 day. 30 cars. wcIc les
prc~i The !argc cas!. dcnnnd =, l,'Hcrd hv the
chatcr-. $4,000 'psh"l> Prizes Gii.inr III" Ga' vac
'cady. Va, opened 81 - -. old a; - AID 'l' I'd
u >. IS 'c't>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-09
N American standard OF clssslfca.
STAINED.

O'd.nafv I'N NII''I'IT'
S,-,', cod Ordinary. S lilo Mddnc l'i'
nri,ou. DUcd to lowe! piiccs to-day and thcf" was
20 81 p-. I'.sES tv loae> leading I" a nour.aU
n. south and / ,i". this, Liverpool 'ain" "N'J
:, aGfcG to the h,avne--. lh" w,akrc<s III >lDt
moccrs,v Int NY "x,Itcd lr," influence Euly
cay ,iccs doC lined @H3 points, and mis- was 10Y
go. L, II. i!cat:on. ad fi't hcr BREAK a,e ~ pih''
losing % Sue. % 90 t3lr>
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r., HE nooK or orEH lR >roETS' o,ianT 100
- l"s' :. -, a., ,,rr..,ucn,. iuir- -ang swim
,iinv hail plaI mr. shoot NJ. h"r~.b ildIg e. ".
l.i,l' she'd IL To-" Ir'Iur. New Or
,inr ard ni,.rSa;h 'or' ""td Ia TIE ''>'
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Che 0urt.

n EW-YOKK JOCKEY CLUB,
~ MORRIS PHiffk MtESISHE isS6 NJ
". oe ,a . is sy,,. 49, R IT, i; ,.,
lem River-thence via Harlem River Branch Of ~: ".
y. IL. II. H. II. Trains WIN leave Harlem River
SPECIAL trains will leave ten minute, or oftener
going dir the grand sai.. Excursion tickets. 81
cents.
Foot OF Cortlandtst at IL 80 H. IL 10 p H. II rs
D.. 80. ,oo-
IL 40 o. N. an, -. ,o.,s
IL IS n m. I 10 o. M. connecting with y. r., y. H.
and II. n. r. at Harlem River Excursion tickets In
Returning. stopping at al landings Fist boat VIII
boat viii le,ve 40 minute. aitr lat race Third boat
r n K6fK Snc'y. H. DE COuRCY FORBES. Pres
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Tie sale Of ninctysix building lots at Sedgwick-ave
ana kingsbridge Road. in the Twenty fourth warrl at
me Real Estate Exchange yesterday, was splendid
success. the prices obtained being throughout con-
'ideraby In advance OF those expected .>bOnt 400
persons were present at the SALE which lasted from
]: until 3 O'Clock, by which time all the small lots
had been disposed Of. Ex-Governor Chamberlain gave
$4,000 Tor plot 1O5x15O and Frank d. Crealner gave
ave in the suiH "i pe e Dl III" ssi L e' in Saas
ave- s:AlJo brought in the neighborlood Of VI 200
200 70 = 700. All the small lots sold well. but
sexs'a OF te larger plots wer withdrawn having been
Arthur ar Terry exsesrstary to Mayer Hewitt MTs
+ Grsn]c!l and T. s. f f'a"er '''''' '"'
Amors the other ale wcr" No 3o4 West one.h'n.
i9t i1Nio3 lh' hidini ran from $1,000 1, 400
J. g. Reed wa the buyer. No. "s West Unc'hnndrrd
loi iJ.iOxioo brought sI:5oo from Mrs. Irving.
lne les ,sh9d inter-, in So 20 ws., fopty,I mi, 81;
les.ehod. tie ground Irnr for 9ll4 per anmum tsxes
!. 1907 with renewal. it wa> odd for the c'!ae Oh
Edward Ellsworth. and brought s27.ooo from John Me-
also offered il 30. 2O7 Fast Nineteenth st.. two
story and alto frame building on , lot sN% n Il
held rn a lcs-chold expiring in o"' with renewal aln
the ground rent. fr 500 per annum II Drought
1900 from James Reilly.
house. covering lo' .5.7G. II rent, for So; zoo Irr
annmn'. and sold for $1,000 to Aexander llal,. NO No.
aenr r ard wa' sod to rl,,e inr state Of Hiram Ben
ner. II brought +2=.no from Ella D. l'"nncr ono
cash w. ir f fprS >," S%1 %a I; dHns
-'"d,. opI?,!ie Ey,ia" Pry' n rart Yesterday
James Knfu> smith. Franklin H. Lord and j. Edgar
i.cavcian Appointed committee I" hoh'h"'e Al
directors Ii, kri for III" next cir,iion.
Nrw.york wfdnrsdav Oct. 3.
Tho following eo',s held at III" E>rhanc" and Anc
ton Room today
Sc ,,., ,,i. Io,.r ~ Lot 40 2O1 Fast 19ih.st
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Gitn propertp for Sale.
PEERLESS MANSIONS,

Manhattan Squar' North, tslsst btw""n sth ana YIN
av,S.J tabinct lnlsh 25X9j feet; SORES basement
and collar classical, ore.iai and un,l"r; L s'aso o
coiir Inspection invited drii on thts" houses
In The city iious"" by Russell stnsis. Architect. IN
"Scr.bnrr's " Tor Jun. l~i1 - 49, o,,
A ADVERTISEMENTS ron THE NEW:IOEK TEib
a UNE WILL 49, RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. LBS Broadway. 'oir"g Tint! -irst.st, m
til y. go broadway. b"twrIl I"'nty ,"coLd ana
shat l52 Gh.asr: lj3 Iotrth-s.r corner
ThrdiN".. corner enlist
los ihildaVr. near SNtyr-t.st; LOS F!rSt,aW;
West IuitySrcont-st. Nirtl-avc. 6uG SiNt!'l2hh
= 90 Lib IT. .: 1893 Thrd.avr. and
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East Onc.hundrcd- twenty
n ORTIZ SHE 7,a..st. Just ,a,t Of Columbus t'th)
" alr--fr,' hI-t.ca-, private Dwelling, -FOUR strhs
h.eh ha>rr,n, hardwood irm, Artistic nantes and iiN
ar," extensions. .,.,.>
Tilr- suaantrrd hy policies Of M TITLE CT ARAN'
TEE. AND II COMPANY. - Lib"iir.-t
Apply o. premises.
ID NATAL RESIDE Is north sd" 7l>t-st. west OF
l. I'.atr,i Pirt Nr,t: :rly designs hnr
cabinet finish yhoui: Inspection INVITED.
Absolute giarant". Of ttr srcurcd ~ policies OF the
Till 81 NENNTEE MD TIL ST ,MPANY. which
vii b. d.irrrd the purchaser f"N Of cost At time Of
pI- -ing ttlc. ~ -
y rrOEGr CRAWFORD I'D - and loth.ave.
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II, he BOOK on OpEN.ME SPORTS. o;ta.o ooV
n,o, ,ir ann. .rrcn- Rnl.s sailing. swim
rin: bail Iiayinc shooting or>.baoh rilM2 sc &c. IN
,,u opy. ~" Tribune. N"w-f"f'
hntt,,nuQ AID uniNcr,a!v connlinented ~ the press
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Hmusements.

u LOU THEATRE Bway near 30th-st.
- Every night. Matinees "Wednesday and Saturday.
RETURN FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY OF
RUSSELL'S COMEDIANS,
IN THE BEST OF FARCE COMEDIES
THE CITY DIRECTORY.
EVERYTHING NEW. BETTER THAN EVER.