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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

The following Democratic M tings
are announced for this evening:
Second Ward-At Kaltenhausen hall. $40
Margaret street, 70 be addressed by Judge
Frank Ford, E. C. Ives, and others
Fifth Ward-Ayd's hall. Prof. Jurka and
Morftz Helm will deliver speeches .ini.he Bo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

IT WILL not be too late for Democrats to
look in upon the grand rally tonight after
their usual Wednesday evening church meet
iugS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31
In the Enemy's Camp.

The Democrats of the First ward held
rally at Ola Arcade street last night.
1t was interesting and enthusiastic.
Adam Walker presided, f. Z. NuZum
discussed the need of the people casting
their votes for the entire Democratic
ticket, because the interest of the peO-
pie is arrayed against the policy of the
aristocrat to greater extent this year
than in the previous history of the coun-
try. Pierce Butler followed with an
able appeal to the working people to
stand by the party which now and ever
has stood by them.
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SUNDAY ALONE.
VT In advance So 90 5 mos. in adv 80. SOC
5 M in advance l 90 mo. in adv. zoe
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DAILY AND SUNDAY.
yr in advanceS1O 90 3 mos. in adv. 81 5u
bm in advance g 90 5 weeks in adv. W
One month Soc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

The man who fingered ere he wore
His straw meath summers ray
Is now the a. who seems most loath
10 throw ~ thing away.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

homes, if the politicians do adopt its polit-
ical philosophy
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Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms 10
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WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE
Dne Year, 81 Six Mo. 65c Three Mo. soc
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TribUne Byj}i;Do hew York.

Complete files of the GLOBE always kept
DE- hand for reference. Patrons and TRENDS
are cordially invited to visit and avail them
selves of the facilities of our EasternO flee
while in New York
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ALSO THE ADVANCE ON TIN PLATE

JIMMY BLAINE AND 'OLD MAN. PALMER ARE
Now HERE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-31

AS a matter of interest, Just at this
juncture, the GLOBE gives below a
table showing. in order by wards, the
registration of last May, the vote of
May and the registration just completed.
The vote of last May is the average
vote, as it ran. The total vote for
mayor was %, 1858, and for ward alder
men. 81, 1868. The fair average is, there
fore. contained in the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIvcrpIolI july = p. m'-Ihe FaIf7 oil Iho u0Y M
TntuPc. closed steady. AmcrlcanMiding low mid
ma, ci,us. Iulv delivery. 39GidG 4O6id July ana
."gyust delivery, @9-Gd bWefs; August dcnyrry;
3G4d uy6r Augg,t and S q @Gcr delivery G%
and Octobdr delivery G8Gh bu'rs october and No
t, Gniverv Gid luycrs; November and Drcctn-
her d,llvcry 52Gid5 53-Gidi December and January
delivery, 3 52G4d sellers.
Cslves,oo July rs Cotton nominal mddlinQ 1llec
io,, "'ddnC IOc good ordinary I0i2c not and gross
line lis bales sales bales spinners, none; STOCK
Norfolk July 2s-Cotton steady; I9ddlng lee n nci
and gross receipt l41 bales export, coaatWise loOd
~ .,lce > bales stock 1896 bales. 800
savannah. July 2s.-Cotton steady middlhs. lIIZc
ior niddinq lllsc good ordinary lOl2c net ana gIor'
rcccipte bale export, coa't"lse 8o bales SAFES II
Wv G.eans Jnv 2s-Cot'on firm Hd1ng II 1l-i6c
low, middllnc II 5-1Gc; good ordinary 10 l5l6ci nc
and ero.- receipts fji balc exports cOa'twlse ~ D1cS
sales G75 bales stock, 1G.6Gi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOCE-furthe gam Oh pa, % 90
T. Keeping win M ne rsS in yasa' D! Li5e
dg S6 s Hg go e o s26o hf%s
naco 6bls Low Extra at g 7Sss$ So 800 BPS cy
Mn at 81 S0Gsi 81 f9F IDS 5he W:' POO bis WinST
Wheat 10 800 6Ols S"psrne at = 2'g All
S Mira d0S So Rsss9' o s5a go TO-
s 95i tS s. fair sSolee ssoi5e@S fancy iS
PATENTS ordinary to eh0iGe a 81 eS'1 3? s x Go eto G
ssass 90 1e hxtgres So S5aS strsg4ts poor =
sHtyy e a aSSS5 10 5s ?''e aean Sno
EiafsE s9u44EkS s s%% Sst
only aSs .s s F, a3So E g9 Singing Ia 4
e az M s@o$ %saad
t 70 S1qiSs iaT;y g Quoted c3s y ~
ore, vac s qhG Ta3 Sp IN
biisk Upward Of 1900 600 bush being dealt A. COM:
a. one peIi9d sCw ssso nei e-9 Was @ In
ehS s &cas 81 S6sst poes Pfeyad during @
hours when there Wa se9e 9 coye9g By The ,c mot
and os &C. the curb figures on SATURDAY aier which there
s csy saG the eds s r Il e%' dy 81 a
be which oneG at esc .3d d S"e 70 'S' o
december opened at 99c and sold 6ewecn 99c - c2s
hands leaving oil at 81 o9s May ranged from = o3'
a. " Hoe and DIV waiter IN the Northwest was
one u The principal bun influences during the carly
Seaysnces were trine larger aud that TO- contributed
T. t rise TIE excitement and and buoyout IaaTdet
wa another source Of strength But the export demand
S s1S t rain in t thu Sorhwet When Ultimately Dloq
aboy; general rscon The showing OF @e d,nC
In,'gor arrival today were il525g oush ~ sEhg ana
Si SS e' S9 bush S5es, and $500 ss qar
on the sgr9 Ausy o Song q q The spt pa
het responded win IS o. i@ie do; SSiing hCo o;T3
do3S os export q the extreme st EG% 6,o, Of
Sales GAO 600 6ush fu9rc 5000 bush SPOT neadas
Uugradcd Winter Red Sjca:1 oO2 40 Rcd; 1870 in
Hard sp'lne nominal 81 O5d}l o5+ 80 July 99'!ca
99c do Scp:cn6cr %ol dfe4c closing at 95ee DO Jcto
her closing a. % Noyg9oef e3 Sd az 40
q oQFaSl zoe oo;ing at 81 9Q.e DO Nay a. oS',q
request. sale. date Saturday. 5000 bush West
S Canada @ ys oc sta 81 LET
MALT-Fiim aid quiet coiiS~was even more eSctcd
than wheat and further decided gains recorded On al
So99' sgecglat22a was 9ne brisk WIN Iee%ed coy
s W - 3,uuol ia tg a. lei iG
hot and dry weather Throughout the com belt served az ne
ever decrease Of II07 4Oi BUSH contrbucd 70 the up
ward movement The option dean%s AGGREGATED Coc3OOO
s,ls1t reaction On he curb September tolcGcd 5Sisc
aGeqt 3d. and eoses s f1 Win ie ,cE cGerng
S o So5 Goo S 5. S9 H COO Sgb o nca a
lng Ongfsded Mixed and White. 49a52'sc yellow go,
M'Aed 1zd92'se elevator, SO. &C anoat no White.
sos eIo.I,S ~ ,S2sc cc.ing at o. o. AugGs.
oT z, " H. 90 October 5lfq53ac closing 81 53-c
Lnb sSGnf 81 ihc visible supply "a decrcaee Of j3l -
yonced qc but tho @ u, On t inS p cp Is trad
n MI Tuons WEE also quiet. july was entirely nGn
but towards The Close tlere was lcScuon Of ed'4c on
allure Of large short" at West Cleaanccs were
sq including go MG O 900 6e' ec la5%ag 80 '' Wiz R
Sic aoa, N w SH c iC cd( oEc t Nc we
CSC GG.9lor Ung~d,d Mixed western. $9q42c White
S?c$9c, sing go do september Q, . 1850, closing
Whit july 43ac. co,r a. {i PEfDoaotcd 40
c '' FGoS 90 \ 50a72zc leo u, so4S3c sharps. 9oqo5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-EY TELEGRAPH

Rurao July 2s-Cattle- Receipts last - hour -NO
head total fo week far y, 400, 70 AM tn' Ii-i
wo,k $500 consigned through 900, 'V" "i "h'" O."
N,w.Yofk 600 for sale market opcnG Quli MH "N'
and closed w,>, and lower fair domInd for top Rai- g."
lnycr prices common COWS ana s.o'k"i- very nun ahi
prices irregular export rtecrs gnoa 10 rNti' - a.
81 10. common mixed. e. 2JG ~ - MichiPsn sioc -
heavy ~ 5Oar3 do ycarinpr s&0.Z - stocF bu> -
50 20 fat bulls 90 2bG-9 30 tHport bull- 50 raj -
bo@na buls ~ 75d42 % cows and hefer-. c0ufon %
Venl, sfds4 Sheep and hnh--Hrccp;s lat - hoH-
600 head total for week thus far lhnO4 ~ sam
10 New YOrk $500 To- sale; Hnfktt ornri Htl VIZ
and lower and closed weak. with contnud d'NhN "a
tendency shcep-chCic" 81 extra, - "'gfh - joN u"
cfoicc ~ COZ - So common 70 fair -io9I 56 lamb
conaon 20 fair. - 25Qs5 80. Ho@s-Recelgs aa't -
hours 10 800 head; total Tor week thus "a - ~ iI
sane time last week, 1880; consigned uroleh BOO.
1,cn,d fairly active and firm and closed STEADY redinn
aid mixed - O5dS 10; selected heavy, a. lO0&f -
heavy Workers. ~ Oj4s4 10 pig, -
Chicago July 28-Cattlc-Icceipts. 80 shipment.
COCO Market active, higher Eecls~ : doaf 90; Tt'rs
~ 5Oa4 40 sockcr. ana fecdc ~ 20d3 10 cows: bulls
and mixed ~ 4Oa3 30 IXt> cattle. ~ 7ja3 30 western
rangers, 81 iodS 81 Receipt. y 20 ,hiim,n'~'
az 7Oa3 D7i2; Hight. 81 7bdi 90; skip, = 900 80
SIrcI-I:eceips, 10000 shipments, 1000 Mark dun
lover Native. 10 154i 30 ~c,tcr ri@IO ItMis,
~ - "a 50 lambs 81 1910 So The DTovers Jonnals
ocia London cabcpran quotes American cattle IN heavy
enpuly general supphot only fan demand weak ana
nrres ,2c lower l21c per pound for choice Amccnn
frves Corresponding last London H1Tk"t al
Iaurcd L. brsi American steers selling AZ l3r.
oUi- july 2S-tatteIiccclpts. 1900 shipments,
GOO MarHet active and strong 6ooi to fancy nat,n
tor. 50 Ou4 fair % good native steers s3 9odi 30
tocKers and FEEDER. - @3a1 80 Texans and India
80 YoG3 b.. HOgs-Eccclpts 5000 shipment 100.
Market shade higher. Far 10 choice heavy AZ Ibd5 -
Ehe"p~ Receipts 700; shipments LOO Fair to choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrr.F-Brazi growths were quite active to-day,
& 1r,es made a slight ADJ ance NO. nat Dean quoce1
ii ~ and undescribed do JSc Sales 1000 bags
To- ~ (,ai!eo part previous 10 arrival, lVse 10 NJ
h''G AZ for no T. l7'sc for No 3; 1000 lags no I,
=; and T. 200 bags No. T. Nat bean. ls2e 20 bags
n minus points 1SSc Mid grades also active HL!o
.tronS sales 900 pieuls TinOr TO arrive 22'sc icy
uis do 10 be shipped. 22sc 1922 bags MaraeaiDo 800
pr Central American 900 bags Porto Ca9rlo ~ as
Unrasbed Caracas 800 bags Buckramsngo ana 100 b@s
WWaSican all private terms. The option market sieo
t.enghened and there rather more life 10 the specOa
Zion Final figures were about the top. SHOWING nsc
~ IOa9O points Gables hrner ana receipts az no
and Santos continued light both OF which had suhiu'ths
influence yhe full buying Of SPOT also contrib WI % Trs
closed trine higher cases. London was nrln
Official quotations 2 As y. IN. August pc, va oep
tenibsr Us ID october 76s November, 74s Ga pecen
her 74s: January 74s. Rio quotes regular nrst SoV
good second 300 exchange private 2Sla rCcePts,
70 DAVIS 10 600 total stock 10000 D@Ss natHee
fam Santos receipts y days. 900 ass no Pnfcass
for United States during week 1000 baGsi u9 It
chases for Europe other countries during Wers
bags Rio clearances by O. steamers Tor HHd S.rs
40 600 bars Rio clearsnces BY sail for thteu SNes
10 900 bags Rio clcaances for Europe ana oyer con.s
900 bags loading at Ilo Tor thvu 80
two freight per steamer. PC and per cent pfnafr W
bag Total Santos stock. IS 600 tags Santos puTSns
for United States bags Santos purchases Tor Eurg
and other countries 900 bags santos cIearance or
United States by % steamer 1000 bags Santo. cea
ances for Europe other countries 600 bags; st
loading a Santos United States two santos marAct
ouiat: average 45O. Total sales hclc
tod 40 900 bags follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Carroll James TO BOwery Savings Bank, Q cor 1Oth>
ave and 3lst.st, 1 year, 10000.
Cohen Simund Title Guarantee anu Trust Ce.6
n lI2th-st. 3d-aye. years, 8, 900. - ,,,, r
Cbrism George Is, 10 FOX, oO' MAAs iiseof
Farrell C i. 70 f A Smith, Concordave. Strong
ave, years, o. 200. ,., ,s,.. q.
freudenmacher Helena 70 Mortimer, S 164th'ss'
Cirou Ella 10 New.York and Suburban Building and
Loan Association, cor Crestona,e and atst ihstaA'
Woander Oscar to East River Savings Institution,
Kohnesnann, Hannah, to Denyes go - 7h'st' q
years, s6100. oo... -, ,...,o
l year. SO 900 - 49,. .
Kayton q, 70 II Braman, $ S 7sd-st, 3d-ave'
years. 100000. e.,,,. 49,,
Lowcrre. WIN H. 70 NJ Hoffman, stebbns'ave
I07thst: years. 81 200. ,oc,. -. ~ .,h.
Matthias. George to L T Beglen' looth-''' 4s-
Mock, Richard 70 S Bernhelmer, sth'ave |sth'
Heumann John. to NJ Byrne. SHAVE. 11eth'
Robert Austin J. TO Morris shedlowsky. S W cor It'll.
ave and l30th-st: year. $50 900 o,.. o.. u ,,o.nso.
ROhrs Fredk. 10 g + Hyatt, 13ith-st Alexahoef-
ave / year 81. 100000 ...no , s.,hs,. r
Siedenb'r q D. TO J Arthur. Avenue b. of'h'sei
rs 500. ,,,,, . ,oo.ns. W.
9Th ave; installs. 5000. a., -. mt. 80. O
schelinslly sarah. 20 N Raphael oil East lolstst;
Stevenson, NJ j. to l. JacObus. e 2dave' lothss;
sSonSa H. to ssel, Suffolk and Delaney.
tndorhl G. p to and Suburban Building and Loan
Wen1inger John p. to Mutual Life Ins Co. cor
rocl-son and Columbia SIS: l year. IS 600. - - =,
Zueich Henry, 10 J Woel, ; 3othst, 9tn'aNe' L
year. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
Cost Gn0 tonn0

--l-
/. oST -nankbook No 1876 go Dry Dock Savings
l. rank ANY person having claims upon SAID book IL
called upon to present the same 70 the bank within hrty
davs the said win be declared cancelled ana eN-
unguishcd and a one issued In lieu thereof
4 OSr or STOLEN.-Bankbook issued BY the Scamen :
IL Bank for Savings New Joseph Ward II tie book
information concerning IL Is not sent to the bank within
thirty days from this date WI aply 70 Ne bans 9f Us
cancellation CHAEII>o DEChEl' NAhp'
Ncw.York. July %, 1890.
{. T0LEN.-sPEUIAL NOTlCE.-lf The parties who stoo
- the Maggni violin T. Tubbs 37f Bowery on Sat
urday July 81 will IL the owners address,
he Will receive $500 reward and que lions asked
&. J.. ALFRED HANIt.
Surgeon dentist, 1862 Ocean-aYe., jersey CIJs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
THE PETROLEUM N1RKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PNlCLe'
The crude oil market Yesterday kept on in It's even
tenor OF dulncss The news from the OCCASIONAL Hc"
c1Ishcrs" picked up by the trade from the reports u
some Of the Western newspapers Is stale wlch IL Icoc
tbe small contingent Of traders in Pennsylvania Oh
n,y loft and the pipc-linc reports indicate such
dominance Of consumption output that IN" ield
dcyelnnmeuts lose significance The mNhct- c"-'d
without important features after f"rNN N'o'"''"' d"
values. 81, 49,, ,,..ti,,,- ,rcro o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Refined oil UNCHANGED at 30 cons per E i,,,n
i'm barrels and $40 cents IN cases. Ndp'id III" '"'
i'm barrels quoted al 10 cent. ,.,
Foreign quotations Antwerp. l. frn'7, bIchci'
6.GO marks London 7-lGc ) u pcu'"
on CITY Pam. July National Ii1u-it cor hr.l'9
ou,n.d SAT-. b. rhDs S.G4r: lowest. t!rt closed ~
,ii'5 5000 bis: charters. s03iG bb-; shi"'"t-'
- QB7 bbs: runs 81 0l3 bills. ....,,... ,.,...
Pit,sburg Pom July -s-re'rl "" "t'''i i =,
National Transit coitli,at'- opened at SJr' '' "a
Sy.c. high,.t. sGi-c. Io""-t 80. ,. ..-..c..,.-
Bradiori Pom. July 29.-Not"ntI transit ,'t'u. w.
speed al SIC closed at $3.50 hilh'.t 80 o"'st - s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

COTToN-On the SPOT ruled quiet at &c ady van o T
noed s bales for export and 500 bales for consunp
Hon Port receipts 500 bales against 80 bales ths Gay
last week and bales for this day last year Siaoe
September receipts the ports aggregated q ~ 40
as ainst 5,50l 20 bales Tor the Corresponding te
last year. ..-.,.o. ...,ao,, ., classicca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
STAINED.
on.lLow Middling ...-......lo1.le

Good Orinarv " " ~ ;3Iq1I31 10
0ptioas continued on upward turn and speculation
was moderately active The opening was points hcIet
while months showed
no material change but this followed ~ freer BUYING
and ali deyeres hardened July closed IL points better
august and September 7d9 points up Tespecvcly WINE
remote options iv OIL as points higher Liverpool haos
this. together with the sQute1ng OF
july shoIts here furnished the principal "bui factor
Sales, 40, 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
Gin 1)roperip for Sale.

----c,,,c,, SI1rn I01 FACING CFSTRAI
a PARK, on sTH.AVE. OR CENTRAL PARK
WEST. Is TT. NORTH OF 1o6TH.sr, viii be sold "a
auction without reserve by order Of the supreme Court,
THURSDAY next 3T5t inst by Messrs Scott Myers,
Auctoneers the Real Estate Exchange, NO % Lbs
ertv II o'clock III.
s. b. ~ In Of the usual deafness OF tho real es
tat, market I'm midsummer this Is chance 20 secure
sne,ial bargain commanding this lot does superb
view fronting directly upon Central PARK the Drive
Lake
SCOTT & MYERS, Auctioneers. ?
l46 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
GUNNER Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.

FAST TRAIN WITH THROUGH SLEEPING CARS.
NEW-YORB & UPPER LAKE STATION.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND
ROME. WATERFOWL & OGDENSBU re- r. H.
The LrsI4 WITH through sleeping caIs Tor Iupper
Lake station, leaves Grand Central Depot :oO r. N,
except Saturdays running the e.! at -Four Track
New YORK Central dnugear from New Ork serves an.
ne9y leaves Uuca II - r. NJ. Via T. W .; H. X. !
srrives Paul Smith Station, via Northern Adrohdac
T. r., $40 \. NJ. s.Hnac Inn station, Q 90 a. ~ ;
ChiGwod station, $40 A. Nj Upper Lake station
80 y. NJ. . e-,.,,
Coaches connect with train and arrive Paul Smith
Hotel 10 90 a. NJ. S9ranac Inn 10 80 A NJ tLid"Od
House IL 200 A. NJ. Wawbeex Lodge. II 90 A NJ.
The completion Of the Northern Adirondack Road 70
Topper Lake station IN the heart ~ the Adrondac anu
the running u through sleeping via New ! ork,
Utica Norwood MORA and Northern Adirondack Halfway
Upper Lake Station makes accessible all resorts III
the Northern Adirondacks. .-o- roto
Returning, through sleeping cars leave Tupp,ff Lake
Station 40 i. NJ; arrive New-York 0:45 \. NJ
THOUSAND ISLANDS.
The fact Ia Win through sirepug cars ls1s e7 prahu
Central Depot every dag so T.. ". arrives Clayton 50
a NJ. Alexandria Bay 30 4. NJ connects 81
docA. Clsuon with Royal Mail Line steamers to M4h5r
quebec ana River Sdguehay' passing lhoussiu A'i'-S
and Rapids by daylight. ..,...
Excursion tickets and sleeping ear accommodations
DO obtained at all NewYok Central oices' be sure
your tickets read via Utica and r.. W. o. H. ~ SehG
Ten Cents postage for illustrated BOOK OF h1u - "a
pages large octave le the handscmest BOOK oil us caf-
acter In world
TIEO. BUTTERFIELD. q. =. a, =,
X. w. & y. K. r. Oswego N i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

At the Real Estate Exchange, yesterday the neainks
were in country property only. country reeidenc0
at Reddng, Conn., in Fairfield County, WIN q t"o-
story frame house. barn, stable and twenty nine acres
OF land. situated about sixty miles from New Iorh,
was offered The bidding began at 500 ana TAN "
% S1,175. at which price 1t was knocked DOWN VI
Albert Browning.
New.York, Monday July %, 1880.
The following sale was held at the Exchange ana Auc~
80 acres Of land and 2s:ory house and outtu5ldnSs ~
Reddng Conn. Albert Browning, SLID
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. z. CITY.
l54th.st s. 1903 It Of Morrisave 25xlo0; -, ooo
" Y Mortimer Helena Freudenmacher $1,000
Kitehem ref to Washington Life Ins Coz. $4,000
o'n ssms 3 Vi ~ =. 1900
SlIs,'' ,b ST Nae 1880
cOqeSFsys .t2 70 S 6 Farrell 1925
Avenue st. Nicholas, 5, 293e ~ : OF l3acst.
$7SSlo0Moi. 0Ss2.sAiOo Maria Smith 70 Jos q, 500
ioistst 10 2i East 25xioo Marcus Raphael "a ,oo
and VIE to sarah SehelnssNyG .; ;,b.yc LOW
'-y Issxllsa j5ianna 'hirschbers to LOWS 90 ooo
SD st. 20 S+2 East, i5ixio3 Morris seinhads - GOO
s2ds Sos ri Gas st EasV, Lewis 1850
ST. Marks Place esthss Sdav e. sarse M
Sd'lk onn and ,U VIE tsq ~ iIsm 1880
etha[ 49, fl , 2Itnss POLIO Ma5y Ode sx
5as5 WIiam Il Sewman Tef to Mary
lss AsrOy zoos Grestcn.ave, 5Oxi0o Timothy
Donovan and wife " Hugh Feehan 1870; 1'1oo
iV Of grant srantes @ath Warn DsIsfd and ,,o
wife to Y Central and Hudson . River 4 IL 60 700
SuColk-st n e Delancey-st, 5Ox22, beng No
iS Delanceyst; Simon Segel and wfe to Lean on Inn
1sstR.st No eo4 East iG.sxioo Thomas oKans .,
to Earl NerValen S'o"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
HAVANA MARKET

If,van, Julv os-Spanish gold. 2131tdc44 EXCHANGE
e,sadv Suplr scadr: Saturd9y sales OF c"ntru.il
noarlnq 80 to JG2 degrees were made at - goa per
GuInal.
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L.K0u HOUSE AND COTTAGES.
Inutes, Nov-Nork o. Eroo"lyn' VIA L. l. L. w.
ARVERNE.ST-THE-SEA.

or the Eoclavay Beach L. r. % Ilammhs station
minutes walk from either station. cod ti'ei i1t'n
boating and fishing. sanitary plumbing. olrH7 -"'
June Apply 70 y. LIHOC. Oh Ia ocean Front. corn
III IRAN
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Huttion Sales of Real estate.

on TUESDAY, tho 29th day OF July, A. D. ie9o, a. -,
O'Clock D. M pursuant 70 the directions conaiheu NJ .,o
will OF the late EZEKIEL J. NJ HALF, ana oy Mrsao
power therein given Will be sod az puDlc
I'm one lot on premises at GroNeand, Mas py the
Executors Trustee, under said WILL LAe iono"HS
Tne Wocllrn Mills situated said Groveand, with the
furnishings and machinery, beth hNed ana noyape ~
and about the same also the dams water power ana wn.r
houses and real estate OF which me sara 40
was seized or Possessed the time OF MS de sitda ~
SAID roycand and In the vicinity OF SAID mus une
Parsonage House and lot OF lana upon Wbun sAu noaSo
stands used by the ST. James Episcopal Church
The property to be comprises three mill buildings.
with fotyone al of woen machinery, boiler houses
and engine rooms attached three pcerhouses storehoses,
lighthouses machine shop all brick excepting one mill build.
ing which is of brick wood also wooden office buidngs
blacksmith shop and wharf tenementhouses. hall
for entertainments and library purposes, water power and
water privileges &C
All the buildings in good repair. The water power
feet.
The properly situated in that part OF GroVeland
known as south Cleveland Mass the Merrimac River.
water and the line OF the Haverh and George
town branch OF the and Maine Railroad, three
miles from nourishng city Of Harerhl, and about
thirty miles fom Boston.
Ten per purchase price viii be required in
particulars ara descr pye catalogue OF buildings and ma
chinery address JOHN L. HOBsON, Haverhil, Mass;
HAIsKY H. HALE. at the mills. South Groveand Mass,
BROOKS NICHOLS, attorneys, 40 Waterst. Boston,
Mass. ,,.,,,, ~ ,,,,r
JOHN l.. HOBSON,
UAHRl II. HALE,
ELBRlDGE ~. WOOD.
Executors Trustees under will Of T. j. NJ Hale, DE-
ceased
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ADIROMD ACKS,


Beautifully located in CHILDWOLD PARK. An eS'
nsvc FISH and game preservc house new pleasantly III
ranged nicely furnished. Table supplied with the oes
the market affords. Tho boating, fishing and hunting
unsurpassed For circulars and terms address CHILD
VOID PARK HOUSE, Childwo!d, NY, 81. Lawrence co
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IIEAT.THIE~r PLACE ~ ANLHICA.
EHfaY SPRINGS. Z. G.

Dry Bracine Mountain Ar Bcaurfli scenery tie Finest
Baths in america Surc Cur" for Malaria. lheunat-1
Govt: &c. Swimming Pool with Ia hins suit, a. at sea
Shore bowling. Billiard Tennis, &c; Health fI'asIfe
Home comfort, and an UncAcccd Table. ALdt-77 ihe
In purl Iofr
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Comparative stocks in store !:

So. Of No ? rcd In storc July "a 2l0350 bush.
agoa.t col C55 bush last week, and 143eJ3 bush tMs
tine q
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