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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-01-05

Nobody can imagine what some Of the
window glass people are trying to do, I'M
lees 1t is 70 make q boom. A dispatch
NON Findlay says: THE Association Of
window Class Manufacturers Of Ohio and
Indiana held its second meeting to perfect
Organization. A syndicate was formed,
with a capital stock of $500, 600. to handle
ios glass Of several factories daring the
Months Of January, February, March and
A.Apul and bold up the prices during that
uns The prices adopted at the previous
Meeting we're affirmed, and the co-opera'
Nm OF Pittsburg and leading glass ceaters
vas sssnred. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19

factory statement of the circumstances in which
Emin and he were released and enabled 10 JOIN
Mr.. SANKEY'S camp His conclusions respecting
the deliverance of Darkest Africa from mlsgov-
eminent and misery by means Of the opening OF
regions like the Equatorial Provinces to European
trade are perhaps unduly sanguine; but 1t is not
often that he drops the thread of his narrative
for the purpose of hazardins glitterng generaliza
tions of this sort. The practical results OF the
conquest of an African Empire for the khedive by
Baker and Gordon are plainly summed up in this
striking sentence: Are not such men las Gordon
and Emin, wasted in such useless sacrifice
What but utter failure has been the end OF all
the work done in the Soudan? Everything has
been lost by treachcry. Ignorance, ferceness, and
even cruelty may be eradicated, but treachery
never it is born in people and must come out; no
civilization will ever do away with it,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Berkowitz. Henry and wife to Samson Wells, 9th
" Barns Jacob and VIZ to Anthony Birch 1octh
~ Breen james Il and another, to Jacob stcnhardt
' eafs ffed efS AID anchs Meyer cxtrx
al Osas ,as Wife ysars Sod Razcnsten os
CLARK, Mathew and Slte to George Hyatt, 18th
same to Dayld Mitchell, sith-st, oh-ave. demand.
DGns John and David and wives. to the Mutual Re
,sye F ys Life AsSsssOn S'A West End
bury Charles ?, e az % James Healey' 2oth'
" F 4!aaE EDWARD s sa and Wife to the Emsant
dustral Savings Bank, 132d-st, 7th-ave, year.
Fabcius Julius and another, to Arthur Claim. $
Es,S,Sss E Fo of N'ha'a'e 9th Ward year.
o;ibaey james and Wife to James II GIbney and
other, executors Of. Eonst, OF MorrlsaVe years.
Hcter, Peter and another. to Morris Goldstein cor
o Mee.d Gha 1@d ~ If s 6 Syt's s5o and
ave- " as h.' yss q 1 mSs.st H'sa@ Convent
ns Everett Eesntas Eros; al executors etc.
Isaac Annie 70 Ssses IsSvisr ct al cor Leonard
and ssme e. & ride and Trust Company
property. 8 years, as, 900;
o.tes trustees. aad.st. Of Madison.ave years.
@.,thsw and Chss 70 LYMAN 600 SSnn and an
e Z si T. to Eoa h: Cook iI'''; s2d sdsvS
same % Isaac NJ Dycsmann. trus 72d-st, sd-ave.
Mccain. John + aud another to John G Payntar. n S
24th.st q ist.ayc years, IS 600
b Southern %S sS ss %5S
Moor, Alex snd wife. 70 the Methodist Episcopal
Mott Geo 4. TO Henry L Morris. W s Watonave n
i,O,h.st. > years mort-, 81 300
ManGsn. James. TO Terence Mcclure Lorillard-s,
lot 49, map Union nm. Powell estate years, 81 zoo
Mars Henrietta \, Rachel SlNerman, n = WOw.st,
lots 2 3 and 1. map East Morrisana, part farm OF
Nicbuhr. Henry p and wife, to Gran Co. year.
s2.lf0.
savings Bank - West 31th-st, years, s3 900.
i n =
4th.st " OF Ayc-C, years. ~. 600
Rutherford, Archibald and wife 10 Louis Rutherford
and another oratla, OF lIudson.st, year IS 600
Reynolds. Anthony NJ. 10 Emellp Murray, : l3oth.
st. " of I.eXington-aNe 1 year, ei2 600.
Ransom. Geo, TO the Mutual Life Insurance Co. n
25th-st, " 6th-aye year So, 600
steinhnrdt. Jacob. = ANDREW Robinson. 75th.se
Of 0th.avo. / year. $25 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19

Scot. VIM n and smother, trustees 70 inc "N-
ansc Co 10 West 90thst years ?2oOVy xxood,u9 az.
(bas W and wife. TO Anthony WVs., Won
ecatoS oren.rdss PIo x.i 4 msp %so' "
i0s Smith, Frank l.. % Emma pi1so c '00''
West Endays year. O. Hsssstx &c g. ssth.st, Of
West Endsye, yea T. tsrcnc Fcowes. No % Wash.
neton.st, 8 years - ply. ro,,s scbweoier n 142dst
viz, Jacob and sars ~ia as CO. % LOUIS ''""''' ..
Wheaton Esi1sr o,ss. the sdsSs Years
Ass %iss% and wife S e James f''' ''''
viii" Amelia y another TO Benoit "a'se'"'"'
No III Grsn nns;, 70 Ella Webster S7th'st
1Oth-aye year, $1,000. . 49,, xyuho,r $40 Drocme-
at wears $1,000: 10. 80 c.uI u Avcrv W It'll.
webster Harriet r. :. Nsws sso SSsen
az father to Presbyterian Home Lor ascu
,v mne"'y a5th-st, 3d-ave, years, Sio'VV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
RusINEss AT THE EXCHANGE,

The Exchange was well attended yesterday and there
xa, apparently no dminutlon in the interest shown In
bc sales one OF the most important pieces OF prop
crty offered was No. 1853 East Eighty -seventhst..
five STORY brick double at lot 33ix1OO. 1t rents
for 80 900 per annum and sold for S27 900 to L. r.
,.r,,bowsky. Another important parcel offered was
No al Greene-st, three story brick building on q
mr. annum and mortgaged for $4,000. The bidding
Started at $4,000 and ran up TO $4,000 b. e. Brown
being the buyer No $40 West fiftiethst. Is hv se
slory and basement tenement which Is morgaged Ior
$4,000 and rents for y, 496. The bidding ran FROM
s1s 900 up to $50, 100 and Il. NJ Waller was inc
buyer Three lots In Onchundrci and ff h-st between
Tfn and Madison aves., which arc mortgaged for
SI5 900 al per cent, sold for 50 700 to f. Littcl
An important property, No. 81 fiIthave, being the
stone building with store, was offered. The LOT Is
25xIC0 and the building produces $4,000 per anhum
The bidding started at $4,000 ana ran up 70 soiVSo
,G62 Madison-ave threc-story brick building, on
LOT e5x50 sold for $l0,250 to f. Magner Four lots III
through from street to street. 25xlO2 each, were
offered the lots In Eighty fourthst brought $l32oO
each, and the lots in Eighty eacn' Jonn
red-and-twenietrst are two hree-sory bowl
stone dwellings on lots 16sx100, and they produce
$4,000 respectively to NJ. Kane. Nos. 3l2 and 3I4
East Thirty-eighhst., two four-story browns tone
houses on lots 21xo2. sold to Louis Bach at $500
Three vacant lots in seventy -fourth-st., near the
Eas; River. brought $3.50 each from ). strathc
fiat on q lot 25x74 sold to william Hess for 3D. 100
No $50 East Thirty -seventh-st four story factory
covering lot 2ox9s Irregular went to H. Sn ,Ur
brick tenement with stables In rear on lot 243AlOo
sold to L. Roos for $4,000.
Tho following private sale is reported Morris Stein
hard has bought the southwest corner of Grand
Boulevard and Seventy-cghth- St, vacant. 12oxloo
average for about S02 900. This plot comprises about
five lots and fraction and forms part Of the Fernando
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19

ONLY RAILROAD DTAIlOh IN TIM NSTA
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
700 n. N. --.AAiLAoO tESlIBULE LlAiIED-Due ~
1870 4 cs sc ! ass vEsrIBuLE LIMIT
pIDuc Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis 10 40 O. No. Oh
1880 4. III. WESTERN DAY ExPREss-daily except
4sJO r. M.-NoRTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED:
que az Detroit st rs a. M, Chicago 4oo y ID HsA'
800 r Mast WESTERN EXPRESS pys Chicago
7'so AMfAkAERsiF T%Psfs MONTREAL AND MA
fREssS-Dge Indianapolis ii 20 .. m. next day. S.
Tls sHFF {fEXHgEs s9yS HBs5E NH
l. 10 % g 80 sfs s g 3 sss $50 ~ rsrsS
M. 80, 70 80. SD rs e ~ D. m
rEo?sts go AZ % TO- 10 No. ~ 1876.
uraSS SS S sq ss 3 i2 &c., % nf ioe no 80
RoSH&sfEs $ 10 80 Ill., 40 go. 30
BUFFAfo-95o 10 20, no 80 a m, o:oo 1880. shs
NIAGARA FALLs-1o 90 no so a. m. $50. 90. 30.
ADTIRRSSSDhhcK MOUNTAINS. AND MoNrBEAL7ts 30.
Au 81 sG EE S2 %Sp 20
HILLS az VIA TX haR2E 2f1S III 10
sr'Ss Ss "a yn.s.Ss .sS:
fiIs fliss q .
hotels and residences through to destination.
,sIy sxsePs Sunday 'Day except saturday 9th"
Xboys trsIn:, except those Laying at 90 2:5o M
2;So $50 $50 3:55, 80 o ;2o p m. and 1900 MID
"'s JOHN N. y ToT nSn GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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DEN m S YLv A nj A
RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
Trains stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt
BOO 4. MITE FAST LINE Tor the West Psnno aaa
IS a. % "'t c5iah,cus 80 a. M. Chicago 90 y:
% va LocR Have and Remove
1906 IKUlfMSI fiii'N AND CHICAGO LINZ
a D"ps s State c Hso" ssss sFsHs
and pF sPs ssa for s both ed ;ss
sSs sS5 Sn s sS ss
sSS & hSSs sh5iass SsP
s. ISu 10 ShGasG and a
ennsa ii 90 a. ~, Chicago 100 p and St. Louis
ESQ Hiis &SaEs1EasS EXPRESS
Sleeping Sc Tss' Car SeSYorE PsDgTs eS S9Ssss
s4a ~ S% sad rany dS P R5 pn "a
kchSSPd and cs 81 vs At s Ssc e
E fs sS M a0 @ S cfsSs
sd a"d :"S fhc ffS xPR Pullman puas
SswySss SS5issso Mem
cd S 4 fss5 g .scsSa P.I1 Ssa' OK ss
f:fs
sd g sllva s%.ss sag @' RHps S
inS 100 % 90 u m sua ada is and 80 a. % 80 "a
S Sqs s0 snS 0s snq 4 ns i, s
For Long Branch PoIn. P.easan. and Intermediate sta
ttons weekdays. $40 .. M, u 90 ard 1l0 D. m.
SUNDAY as m. is D. H. tdo not stop at Asoury
FOL, rATLASTiC City 90 p m. Through Day Coach
weekdays connects for Cape May and Browns Mills.
Tor oid boint and Norfolk. Via New YORK, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 700 m. daily except Sunday.
and 90 p m. daily VIA Baltimore ana Bay Line. 10
D. H. FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave ~ follows =:
800 Z 20. s 90, 80 90. Chicago Limited VITA IL
a. m, 70 90 100, 2 10, 100. 30 800 80. 90.
GOO $780, ard 900 NJ a,s ana o u 10 nis n
days, Express, Sis, $50, 200 90 LlmIs'dl, end y
a M 200 90 80, 5 :o0 80, 100. and 100
p m, and l2 rs night Aceommota ,G 100 p. m
check baggage from hotels and residences through To
For timetables Of local trains apply to ticket agent
Vi C c AS = pIGH J. n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passf A2ent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n.

Station fNewYork1 as follows and 90 minutes carier
from the iCSs o. Jsy:,, SewYo!E Ia%iiica London.
s. Louis: rs ,s;i5 p m rosonso fioiS M e Is
ar, Fails Utica and Syracuse, 80 .iO is a. NJ IS rs.
g rs p M. and all 80 e. M runs only to UTICA kings
Sis D. N. Ca,sslI and Albany, 80 .7:i5. Io;iS.
Point C9TnMsll NeybIEs g 80 ,5Is rs 'lSi IS
- Is III as D. m Montreal and Canada East rs ~.
Is :i5 D. m. Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo Niagara
trains. q. Leaves BROOKLYN. VIA Brooklyn Annex.
!, 90 go M M "a D. M Daiiy .baiy eseept sat-
uday All other daily except Sunday. For tickets,
twe.talle paror aud sic ,pnRear odation
formation. apply onses. BrooSlyn 1888 Warrington 10
a0s Ts5 oi2 27i BrCadway. l,9 Bowery. II Park
Place West l25tht and West Shore station foot Of
i.AMBERT. General Passenger Agent VsnderbltASe.
2Au.Yosk~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW rJERSEi'

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST, NORTH RIVER
$50 Time f asp Ea 81 SOi Mauh cSunk
Scranton Reading HARRISBURG Tamslgs shamo9 s sua'
wilkes a ARE and scranton.
100 m. for Ea>ton and Mauch chunk. On Suh1sS
Easton, Mauch Chunk and shamokin. a., u,,...s.,,s
$40 m for Ea,ton Maueh Chunk "i E,ssara.
shamOEa sanbury, wiIiamspOrt. Through Buffet psi0'
'"' 90 D. H. daily for Eason Mauch Chunk. READING
Harrisburg PottsyIlie &C. On SUNDAYS for Inm,qqa 49,
burg wllkesbarre Scranton. Tamaqua Pottsvie. shame
KIN 80 D. m. for Easton and Allentowp.
AS D. N. for Easton Mauch Chunk Reading haff'S
For ka1tS nichland az aAS os ;iS IL 10 90 m.
;f For FS re- ID Il al5 Si5 iii5 1880 l'so
For Long Branch and points South 70 Point PSts,H
sxcep. Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. 900 M 90
FOR Red Bank at 49, s;,s II rs m 80 400.
81 Toas river and RsraoSa
Fol For h, fo CITY. vneland and Brdseton a, LAS
ToPP Monmouth Beach and seabrght at si5 II Is
4, M 80 100 p m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ANC
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia at 80 40 300. IL 80 ~ nS sy.
SuNpA1rosii eV pob, IL oo m' -'oo' o." '0'
For bs siis sla and Washington daily a. 90 80
cert sH.dey nj q: go 2S 50 20 80
80 p C2 rs nghe except SATURDAY night SS'd dl,r.
$50 90 800 p M have connection Tor h''a"s'
For sunSSsy and willIamspor. via Phaiepha 2. ss
except s S4 ERne' n taTSf 's saada
Tickets and parloCar seats can Dc preurea ~. Wesi
i9sast. ia. Fast iSS,Gsi Sew.YorS; cOurtss. $50
Fulsonss ss ProadSay BrooSIyn I'm call 70, and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
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Dnblir Notites.
| NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND IENEMENIs
| FOR UNPAID AS>ESSIESTS.

~
CITY OF NEWYORK-FINANCE DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
AND ARREARS OF rAXES AND ASSISSMESIS
AND OF WAFER RENTS,
STEWART BUILDING, NO 80 BROADWAY,
November 3, 1890.
Under THE DIRECTION Of Theodore w.
~ Myers, Comptroller Of the City OF NewYork. the un-
GeIsgned hereby gives public notice, pursuant 70 ue pro-
visions Section 926 Of the NcwNork City Consolidation
Act OF 1882 that the respective owners Of the lands and
local improvements have been laid and confirmed
according law the Board Of Revision and Correction
Of Assessments remaining unpaid, and which we're
confirmed during the year 1886 and prior thereto re-
qured OF the due and
unpaid the Collector OF Assessments and Clerk
his Once In the Finance Department Room
No s. Building No. $50 Broadway together with
payment with the clTges of this notice and
the ad yeFtisemcnt
default shall be made IN such payment such lands
will be sold at public auction at the County
House. In the CITY Hal Park In the City OF New
York. Monday, the I'd day OF March 1891 at II o'clock
the lowest term Of for which any person
shall offer the in consideration OF advancing
interest and charges the. aforesaid and all
that have accrued thereon and such
shall continued from time time until all the lands
and tenements advertised for sale shall be sold.
hereby further given that detailed state
OF the assessments the ownership Of the property
published a pamphlet and that copies the pamphlet
deposited In the office OF the Collector q
Clerk ~ IN the Finance Department.. and will
be delivered 10 any person applying for the same.
u LOWBER SMITH.
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears
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NJ FEW. YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ KAIiwAY leays VS., ,:ds. Is so 'a.G% ..
for Mdtetown, Eilcnve, Liberty Delhi NofM n,ii'
Oneida oswego Chicago 80 D. M for Sahpoen NAL
town Liberty, Walton onelda, Central sgaars oiwsSo.
Rochester, Niagara Falls, Detroit Chicago 81 Louis
Daily Ali other trains daily except Sundays Tekesc
timetable 1923 B'~ay. J. G. ANDERSON. Gen1 IN
senReR Agent. 70 Exchange p1Aces y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19

THE INDEPENDENT says of Ards
CLAvERDEN, by Frank Il. Stockton, 12mo. cloth,
81 5o 1.-The charm Of Mr.. Stocktons best style informs
the work and humor its brightest play. from page
to page looking for novel piauant uncorn-
mon and fresh after the dssections OF the
realists this would be just the one to come upon"
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Cost auo founo

/. OST-Bank Book No. 200. 725, on Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon said book is
allied upon the to the bank within thirty
davs or the said book will be declared cancelled and en-
tingushcd, and a new one issued In lieu thereof.
4 OSli OR STOLEN.-Bank. book No .I9, $50 Issued by
L. German Savings Bank OF NcwYork. II not returned
to Bank by December 10, 1890, application will be made
for new book.
7 OsT-Bank. book No. 10O,752 on Dr. Dock Savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon said book is
called upon present to the Bank within thirty
DAYS said book will be declared cancelled and
inguished, and issued In lieu thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

pAssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows
Ia. m for Slatington and intermediate points.
a m for Geneva. Lyons. ElmIra Rochester, Buffalo
and the West Pottsve and principal local points
ear 10 LYONS and Pullman car TO Suspension Bridge.
90 a m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
II a. m for L. and b. Junction and intermediate points.
n m for Tunkhanpock and intermediate points. Chair
car to Tunkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. -.
Chair car 20 Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper
Bridge. .,, a., GU, -
noints Chair car Mauch Chunk.
10 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection h. Reading and Harrisburg.
D. m for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and he West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
Trains leaving at 8 Q. M II .. M. ] D. m. and 2 40
D. M conncc. all points IN MShanoy and Hareton coal
''s SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m. for Maueh Chunk. HaIleton and intermediate
points and II O. m. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. - a.,
d. IN for Geneva Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Euifalo
and the West pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19


The following sales held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day:
One 3.story building, with lot, No 266 Henryst, 3
81 II Gouyefneur-st, lot 3lx1l3A2Oll xllu4i u
One 3.,tory dwelling with lot, No 100 West l33dst.
8 $ g OF 7thaye lot II .Sx991l; NJ Gessner ~, 100
one 4.soiy building, with lot No 81 Last ddsts''
n f. OF 2d.ayc, lot 10. Sx9S o. Weinstefn - oou ..
one 5-story building, with lot No $40 East oIsSs"
n S. Of Ist-ave. lot 23x100.5; Robt L Reade $looOo
One 3.stOry building with lot No IA Greenc-s -
OF Houston.st lot 20xi00 II Brown, 500 600 -o,, =.
S. of 1Ith-aye lot z5xl005; II Waller, S2o!W. oz
Three lots East 105th-st 200 IT OF SHAVE COX
100 IL each i Zittel. $26 100. IN - :, I,.s.
Two 3story dwellings, with lots Nos % ana 81 I,aa'
I2Oth.st n ;, OF Madsonaye, lot l0SXlooli NJ haio'
one 5.story fat with lot, No 1853 East S7th-st s.
OF Iexna ave. lot Sx100S Grsbow NY ~ ov0
One 3.stOry dwelling, with lot No 160z Madsoha'c'
W $ OF ll1th.st lot 20.5x50 T. Magner, slVzoV. os
Two lots " West S4th-st 300 IT W oil oth-a'e' %oA
1922 each John Glass F20, 300 .. - =, o.. ava o,x
Two lots West S5th-st, 30O IL " oi o'"-a'o' 81"
102 q buyer. $4,000 . ~ ~, r.s, ,athst
g W of Aye.A lot a. 3xlO33; l. Roos, sl3, 800 ~ r..
Two 4-story houses with lots Nos 81 ana Of ESs
3sth.st g. of 2dave lot 212x928; Bach Fly ~
One 4story buildnq with lot No go FasG o.In,sus'
3 W OF 5d-ave, lot 20x98.9x30x irreg; IL ID smith,
i one 4sory fat with lot No 900 East artist 8,
33o n OF 3d.aye lot 25x70G; WIN Hess, Sl.,l0o o.
Three lots East 7ith-st, 1fS II OF ave n, -'A
1922 each Strathc, S12, $50 ,,...on and law.
sale Of the houses with lot on Manhattan anu LAW
renee sts and 1Othaye adjourned to December =.
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STE Cream

A IACT.Hortons Ice Cream is pade from pure cream.
"A Horons Patent Super frozen Bricks OF Cream for
Restaurants Churches Festivals Sc. viii keep hard one
hour. Country ORDER promptly hled. Depou-305 an.
York; and 400 fulton.st.. Brooklyn.
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miscellaneous

y hURCH OR SOCIETY FAIRS be held this
~ fall winter will receive a donation and learn
Of something advantageous by addressing D.. Box a.
Tribune Office.
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Professional.

A CULTIVATED LADY, good elocutonst and reader
N would b. pleased make engagements 10 read u
invalid, and children. Address READER Tribune Up
ONCE, /. 3S Broadway.
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Camntrp propertp for Sale ano 90 LEI
VALUABLE
TIMBER LAND.

valuable tract Of hard pine and cypress timber land In
the State OF Florida for sale on liberal terms
The oat embraces 00O0 located In the counties
OF Orange and Brevard and lying on ana near te
nayqable waters OF johns River 1t contains the
finest body cypress timber In the state OF torda ana
one OF the best In the world.
Timber lands rapidly disappearing from this country
and this is opportunity to the investor Inc eA'
nerience of the past is that there safer in
yestment. Address
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- Vs OAUU6IB1
~ DEvONsHIRE STREET, BOSTON.
BAY RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON.
Now is the time I'm these handsome suburbs Of
NewYok: Only 20 minutes BY direct ferry Situated
brooklyn Bridge. Proposed line Of Electric Road Water
mains now laid. Gas to be laid Dec. LIST. 1890.
Have some very cheaD lots plots fronts.
VAN BRUNT BROS,
Cor. 3dave and 79th-st, Bay Ridge L. l..
or, "a Courtst, Brooklyn N. Y.
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New-York, Tuesday, Nov. IS.
were held at the Exchange and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-19

CITY OF NEW-YORK-FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
Bi-{EAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENTS
AND ARREARS OF rAXES AND ASSlSSMESIS
\ IL or
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American rails for the same years !:

Tho above table is constructed from tho fig
urc, given by 1.-THE Bulletin" the cost OF i'm
nortcd articles in currency being calculated for
.romparIson But for the year 1915 prior to
March :. the duty was but SO 30. and tho cost
importcd would have been but $50 81. and for
tho wear 1872 after August 1, tho duty beng
SO 20 pcr ton. the cost Of imported rails would
have been sIo73 49, Thus constructed. the
table shows M u glance that in only one year
since Isl. ha, the cost of American rails been
as much "a the cost at foreign rails win du'y
and other charge, added. II should b" rcmcm-
hcrcd that. III" manufacture having been be-
cun in this country in 1867, only si.oO0 tons
wcr, here produced as larc Is IN" year lS'.'
and the American production had not at mat
time been large enough to affect the prico ma
,crially. From that time onward III" American
manufacturers have steadily undcrsold tho i'm
ported product. excepting IN the year iN>"'
when ia. demand for rails 81 Tar exceeded the
c,pa,i,y Of American works that the average
uricc wa. somewhat higher than that OF I'M
ported rails.
]. will appear from this table also that the
cost in ,hi, country has been greatly reduced
until the maker, have been abl" TO sell for
,omc Years past ~ Il prr" from ST. 10 II"
pcr ton below IA" price Of imported rails that
the pre-" Ia, been constantly determined D.!
home com,p,i,iun, ard that sine" the advance
in the COS, abroad thu wear. the american price
i. iu,, the same ~ IL, lie" III England. More
,om,,lr,r lrf,hatlu, 81 IA" Old flc"-trai" thcor!
could no, well be imagined. and yet 1t Is sale
10 ,ay ,ha, III" figures. however conclusive
viii no, prr,rn, Mr.. Mills or any of his a>so-
cia,cs from I"Ica,in: tho same untrue state
ucut whenever ii happens to tit their purpose