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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02

SE~ and pains, back acke, weak kidneys,
"a rheumatism, and chest pains relieved
ESS in ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA
ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. 25 cents.
WIS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02
MUSCULAR STRAINS

PIMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped and
= IMI oily skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02
Burning and itching

was sick in the fall of 1883 with burning and
itching so bad that in three weeks was covered
with a rash, and could not sleep nights or work
days. Some doctors thought 1t might be salt rheum
like it before received no help from any of them,
or from any medicine that could get hold of until
L tried your CUTICURA REMEDIES. After three
weeks use l was able to work, and kept getting
better, until am now entirely cured.
z. E. OSMER, Taftsville, Vt.
have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES success
fully for my baby, who was afflicted with eczema,
and had such intense itching that he got no rest
day or night. The itching is gone, and my baby is
cured. and is now a healthy, rosy checked boy.
MARY KELLERMANN, Beloit Kan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02
Cured by Cuticura

lam cured OF a loathsome disease eczema, in its
worst stage. L tried different doctors and been
through the hospital, but all to purpose. The
disease covered my whole body, from the top OF ny
leaving complete raw sore. After trying every
thing, heard of your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and
after using three bottles of CUTICURA RESOLV-
ENT. with CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, find
myself cured at the cost of about Sc. would not
be without the CUTICURA REMEDIES in my house.
ISAAC Ii. GERMAN, Wurtsboro, N. \.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Skins on Fire.

Aaonizing, itching, burning, and bleeding
Eczema in its worst stages. A raw sore
from head to feet. Hair gone. Doctors
and hospitals fail. Tried everything.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02

AT DRUGGISTs AND DEALERS,
The CHARLES A. v0GElER CO., Baltimore. Ma.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-02

DEN RAILROAD AND
II after November 10, 1889. trains leave Union
Station, Pittsburg as follows. Eastern Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
A BUTCHER'S DEADLY CLEAVER

Meyer Devote, OF No. l61 Ludlow-st.. and Samuel
Lustssly of No. $50 RivingtOn-st, butchers, who
keep shops In Ridge and Ludlow sts.. quarreled on
FRIDAY last financial matters. To settle the dis
pute they took all the cash they had in the drawer
their Ludlowsi. shop and began 10 count IT, When
lus>ssky objected TO his partner doing all the cOunt
ing. the latter seized clcaver and cut Lustssky
the head and shoulders and nearly chopped two fingers
on. Devotto succeeded in escaping arrest until
uIday night when he captured after des perate
struggle "a his home in Ludlow-st At the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday. the prisoner
ar aligned before Justice Duffy The lawyer who APP
pesrcd for the complainant: Informed the that his
client was Wing in pccariOuS condition at the 81
Francis Hospital and there slight hopes Of
recovery
Justice Duffy held the prisoner for further cxamina
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
SCBOOLN tSTERS FORM A CLUB.

The SchOoma stcr,' Club organized in Ham
Nton Hall Columbia College, on saturday afternoon.
and the following officers elected President seth
Low first vice pre- ident, John Jasper; second vice
president. William II. Maxwell; secretary, William l..
Fitzgbbons; treasurer, George T.. Hardy; librarian,
John +. woodruff board Of governors james Goodwin.
Randall spauldng. William " Iarrineer. Calvin Pat
terson Hugh =. ONeil. Wilbur f. Hudson, Addison
T. Poland Francis II. StOdddTd. AmOn G.. Mcrwin.
Edward X. shaw. Elijah y. Rowland and Truman J.
Daclus: committee admission. Norman A. CalkinS,
William ; sweeney. Walter j. Gunni>Ou, samuel 4.
Farrand. Packard David II Cochran, Edward =.
Ward. Thomas O'hricn. +. II Hanson. Jacob +.
Boylc Edgar ID. Sinner and william T. Nlymen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
corroS MAEKLrs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Dec. 10. p INJECTION Amrrlcan-Nlid.
ding 3-lGd Tho sales Of the day included 200 bales
American.
Futures closed quiet but steady: American uidd ing
low middlin2 clar-' December deliy~i' 80 a5 Sold
b"ccHb'r ana January delivery itIi - s6+d January
me February delivery. . lnGid s,llcr,, February and
March dclter, . 1900 buyers; Mar and Apfll d.
livery. 1864 buyers April and May delivery > Ig.Gid
sellers MAY aud June delivery. 9lGfdj 22-Gtd. June
ana July delivery 2i-did SELLER july and August
livery. . .G-6id -elrr-.
Galveston. Dec. l3.-Coton steady; middlne . .I6c ;
low mlfdlnr. 1lGc; good Ordinary. l-16c: MT aud
rfo-s receipt, TO- bale cNr port to Great Brta.n
~. .JI'- Los 10. b. Sb.ilU.
Norfolk Dec. 49, ouon quiet middling. o. net and
-rn'0 receipt. 80 bales exports coa-tw-c 25iI
sales. l.ioJ. stock. -. 1856
Sa,annah De 10 oton quiet middling; She: low
UlDdllne good ordinary si4r- net and
o"bt9 "-' halo Aiort7 to III" Continent lO3@i .alcs
Ne~-orlaAr-- Dec. 13.-Cotton steady: niddline.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
EcQal Notices

- CPREMh COT RI OF the state of New ork.
James CuuhsAauh ANA talbot ". Chambers. O. eNecu.
tor, u the last viii and testament Of John g. Drara.nt,
deceased plaintiffs. dL3lust inc Home Tor The
the ~. Luke, Homo Tor INDECENT Christian Ftl,s -
society for the Relief OF Aged INDECENT tcuA.,-
Womlns Hospital m the state Of Nrw-NoIA tn. Wv.
York Magtllrn R'ucWo"ut society, tho Roman catholic
orphan t4uui ia tlr titf of Now or, ulr D.ut Dis
I"n~ary. the American Board OF Commissioners for Iorcn
Missions American HONE Missionary S..,t,.
ton Wilhrin Lcd.ttr. Gcolge " LpptL Matilda Lppu,
Frederic, Aunr Marriott a. sol" NvgtrN az lrter .
Phelps, Manhattan E-erhaW, sally l.,t,rhsk,. Janr.
Camille samson Phlippn. samson. Mltnl,dt \. Nhcuo
Alfred Won Lindh.i Matliu" Non LindAclm. vi:
holm Won Lindh,im, tails~' Won LInihelm. Edmund
Robins Maria Robins. Arthur Frederick Stornl Clara A.
Sol1c sebastian f'wi ST. Tier "a F.".eor. NnecnE
and the Nc"-iorA Lie Insurance and Trust com,
TO the above named defendants and each 81 tham:
this action. aud 10 s-rlc copy your answer tho
plaintiffs attorney, within twenty dS, att. the service
cas-, Of your failure 10 appear or answer Judgment WI
De- taken against You ~ default FOR the relief demand
In the complaint
Dated Ncw.lork. November 10. 1890
BILLINGS 4 tARDOZO.
Plaintiffs, Attorneys
T.. o. and Onlce address No 40 broadway. NcwNork.
Matilda Lppitt. Fr.drrca Anne Marriott. sally l~ter
hazy, James Camille sampson. Ph.nppinc sampson.
l.ndhcm, Wilhelm Won Lindhcim. Claris>r Non lAnd
him. Edmund Robins Maria Robins Arthur IndgiI,
Ftswiesrr and Nincrnz Miller Non Aichhok.
The foregoing summons l. served upon yOu hy puhlea
on pursuant o an ord r Of the Hon. George T. Andrews
of the Justices Of the supreme Court tn STATE 81"
nled with the complaint in the Office ~ the Clerk " the
CITY and County Of New-lork. at the County Court
' " w wy " BILIINdS G CARpOZO
Plaintiffs Attorncgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
AIMED AT THE MAN, BIT STABBED HIS WIFE

Jerry alias " Ruck' Reilly West SIDE tough
was arragned in the jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday charge Of elCniOus assault, preferred
bv Bertha Lowcy. Of so 23j West Thirty -ffth-st
The husband Of Mrs LOwey keeps Hqu0r-sOre Al that
address About a H. Yesterday, Reilly attempted
u get into the place. LOwcy told him he did not
keep open sunday and tried to push Reilly away
The latter drew a clasp knife and made "A lungc at
Iowcv Mrs LOwey spraug between her husband and
Reilly and received a slash across the forehead. Her
would. which not serious. dressed bN an
ambulance surgeon. Justice OBeilly held Reilly for
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
pEcOEnED MORTGAGES.

:, - =, Oh, ~ -b,ngtrn pare
Asch. Carrie l., % ii II Van Al'I' - ""'"''3'"
vc,r ;, GOO.
Bacon. El9r'nfo' ana ,i L%Gicn Year, 81 527
baldwin WIN - and W.. l TO o Emma l. van '''
fO'i--t' " ~ Nlil'''' '..i 80.
Cameron. AtN'ilu'. an" anu ..nr,,,d 81 600
9Sih-,t 4" % Ah,u u, ',,,y f3l-st Of Park.
ave. year, SOU + and W., W - Alfred Il Price
ID ,tI'"' '.-,r''..,,, 2 rr,rs - 800
4ht ~ if' o., Harlem Savings Bank. y Y,
JI-ti ti'rH'i" "i r,,''.t wear . MORTGAGES
Ihtoi-''' il "4 '-'''''e' ''
$1,000 . . t.,n,rs Hon.
Knowles. CART" and Frfcrck go COO
dri.,. =. tit- w 81 49, y N,~kct-st . Of,
TInke-t"in Mary. ." Morris l;ry!b . N''N'-''' ."
Uonf.- year,, - H'i !, 'E'' - - pordv tff,h.
M,'.r Hannah and MAJ; ~, 10 oscar P"ruY' HUN
49, " - +tnaN' ''"f' fi',,' ''pa. . . p,rkaIo a q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

cro,oaaaye 3 2s9s It clnonave ooAioo 500
roi a@s 70 cor Pro.pcctavc 27Ao77 so,
crotonaaHe 10 IT MarmiOn place, 5oAss7 ,,o,
@s 70 same Sc rs it Marmion Place, 75xeS7 aso
sane to Guigues 90. :; lax i'0'0
southern boulevard oSsr 2a' IT re"'odaVe ioA LES
lot i Io6 ST na c. Faic bath ward to Eugene ooo
o FL, Flood lame map same to p Flaherty ... 1000
CrotonaayG n cor Chn'on'a.'' o'Nioi 1925
Ho 10 o. no 30; Amelia Haliett to Ellen
Same 5 pr"peray Cecilia Trcnchard to Ellen
s,S See pPSaperty John shepard to same
Same property J@ Eth SaGp'Ii F So wan and a"o to
o Ma5E S MSi :4S Mancttc seaman to FL
1l9th;st 10 q w q NnGrr1 RucRI 20 500
l2ith-st, = so TT W OF ''"a'e' i'N'V ,l' IS 500
no ,nls 80 2io Ella Roe and ano to Dom
wa.Sn Msi Place no % Asch to Carrie AZ
le A,gG :. 200 It Of St6-aye 75S2oo1O to
Ii7th-st; Garden Pier TO william Cohen .,
Lewis.st No % Afghan schlesin9er ana WE 70 I
nod lh s s. o Et IT ethayc losxosoxrres;
,o, Geo H NS % !" chaTrs l. Conn Pauline
sanon..t s. 80 # W W W Icune Weinberg IS 600
Harriet L po9 2,a.x rink l,,cn to Morris Levy 1900
Marketst 2$ ,, iICnT{t tah9Oo 'o' 1880
WATER II Martin and wife to Jas Rogers and
another .--------.-. . water
Same property ti'nevi"ve Z Do"hey i" "' $3.50
l27thst 76s Mad iic 70 Hcn BSrnRard 1900
,s,hst n I. $50 ~ 1ithaV" 7iGXlOONl2bkIVOi 100
Jacob Il weinberg and wife to Leopold Peck.i wv
proomc.st n : 1926 Hudson-st, --Ao - an
other property Louis King ana "il' " '''o 10000
TraVcr- -t,o,,lo,,,rd
penfoId ave n : 100 ~ Of southern BouleN"u' eoo
* 100. same to Charles Bradley .------- wv
Crotonaayc Io2 # Of Pro'I'c'''e 'O>' 115O
13l;t 22G r. 70 NJ: :. 't Gnhi 1900
5st,t 20 {; p of s,ha'e -oNioo'! "a 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
TIE FASSETT TNVESTIG ALTON.

Senator Fassctt is expected to be in this city some
time today and TO have consultation with William
NJ WINS the counsel for the senate Committee on
cities which has been conducting the investigation into
The MANAGEMENT of the lorl departments.
The Investigation will be continued Monday and
/, thought that the DistIictAttomey's Office Will be
AIKEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
FOR AIDING LITTLE SUFFERERS.

in the Grand Opera House Hall on Friday night AZ
entertainment given by the In Awantum Club,
which is composed of number OF young girls banded
together for the work ahordng comfort and pleasure
70 the little children IN Bellevue Hospital. During
the year flowers. fruit. creams books and toys are
taken 70 the little sufferers.
About 500 was realized by Fridays entertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLorE-W- -; showing no MAJ
' "9ins s9.?i" as afa! HpH
q ugg lrg rl.IAt p,o,ton, SAL $500 & eloo h1
tor e%port ncl.dme 200 DBL, L0 t>'ra - +oosa .o
2b Mmncrot4 L>;ra, - too*, 30 -co'lb- Nov at
56 A:'i ta ;f y, y S . s. 9.'da W W f.a Ne.
g 'og g M9 q f %9 j., oT iq d ' 's =
,t35a,5 =, fancy - $oee23 90 Nnns;.a s'i;a;
M1 1,9Ie, 0G 4G ?3 So ~ria, poor 20 .a = ios
8 10 F se q q @asia. to 1o and ra a.
inc - 0ods3 IS. MaTact clo-,d firm. sol IlI I'N
FL. br Mn ' ,rdGl y Goa - go TGa sud Family
raieo, . 7s'i r , El lL@ 4; l3 4.
1ad fancy At 3 ioG ri XIV iiiNI i'''
CKW1LAr GsN, , &'C a 81, ~. . ," a:l y i.a
2 {r.gavnina ig Al ~ ~. ~.c,, go a,
3I-.p,ce,,'o s.. .o.." -2'o.a pa .a
|...nai ch.is,,r It va, 4 t,I.csl a' l.Ga, u,r
Vita . aa 15ry e94.. la :s e. d al of. r ol.
w. ,"ai.W% stronger inin IN, '., . Az =, a.
acl. c,o. Of 2,:'iay and f.aasai; a.a :, = o,
o"'9t a. ''' p az i,d .a irn r9., ..,,.,.
were bu..sh .ate cah"' i.p"r'"r ~ ad,rce 300 -..."
asra the 'Ioas side. m on'bl. -no.n- O.. t~ le,.
statement caI,rl nap i31 LAY .n 49, H . "a ~
u,o buoyano" Apot.'r element - -'r'l'h W. '" '.i
faiprr IN financial c.cIo. OIL side. ami M ,gt
weakness ,tora, cau-'t -I.' oin" e IN" 'u., ,N'
Tilted kingdom vcre nod rate 90 80 0r.. Art - u.
Pre- a'' M .S ,aa"Sed i Il o. 9IG aS 81 n.s,
II OG-.. Decent or entirely iounal Arrival, at interior
rinter ~ ,,.l-f - 80 an, 80 XII lu.h r-I'iI.r.,
Ia ss9 bush vha,. and 20 90 ~" roar 90 ~, -ro,
tlcTe va. ri.~ oi 'ad.c 'o-,us -',',t
Manitoba spring 4 aG,o97r .iot and o5,. e. ,nd
sss,s 7SSGoc t og'9 ' * ' zoe ~ o3,9 Pei, @ @o
RIVE; 8 coz y ;,%f, o-. ~ Dcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There is little change in the position OF the rehheu
oil market II is dull and without special feature
cxcept some inclination toward weakness. Never
thcc,s the Government report of the exports oil NH
cra oils and their products. Just Issued, demonstrate
,hc magnitude of the outward movement. For Novem-
,r there was a gain the corresponding month Oh
$50 of 100000 gallons the increase In value behS
s91o711 For the eleven months Of the year the IN
rcase is nearly 14,OOO,OO gallons, but at lower
average Of price that there is an actual decrease
t the value Of nearly $500 900. The following table
shows the exports for November and from January
10 November 80 for two years:
INN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15

t,I6c low middllng sc good ordinary. 7'sc neG r
Int ia O75 bales gross 1880 exports 10 ur,e'
Rrain $50; France, 1861 coastwse. 3oi saies'
n,n. fnck 16y .33l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-15
I'M ESpAY. prcENnrR IL.


RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y. Y. CITY.
,r,tono-a,c b. 12s u of Groad--t, 21A3O,
~,nli. Fail~ % VI If Wright $500
P-tfo.I.lN.. "a 10 ~ 50 OF southern boulevard,
.,AIoO. 90 b Ml,y J2j
soqa 10, '" .,ga w5 AZ II " Of r'"'d''' 900
cro,onaa,,. u, 1913 10 Of broad't 2'>oli
cr, i'. ~ - " =. rs is n of nroad-l 25>9a
cro.o",a,r u =. 50 It oof fan&lin',r. 2',loo;
crot'n, ave. D s.. 2o3G It. OF Hoad-t 25>oh3;
Crotonit,,e u s. el09 n Of Frankln.avr. .5N
lOl -aa" to j schneider ~
S"'I Tar i' ,su TO- u Sir- w anu o- map 245o
Co.ona.,, u - 3, It. OF Msrmlona,c. ooN
$50. same to \ ftoHl", 100
Cr,tonasNr - 100" 10 OF FrmhinaNe. Dos ,
-.u,'' 10 lam. 1900
Cro.ona.,,c u s., 400 II " Of fankln-a,r. 5o<
'r?,oa.,r , n b, & Of rr2 ; ''N o,o
Brufudalc. go n ~ of southern Buult-
ward. lnNlOo' sam 10 ! Oalt-. 800
Dot no ~ map q FaIl". 9Th Ward sam" to
cro',na'vc. - & e, Of rr4ndm-avo. 25N
rcnfoIdovr 5. 20 n Of boulevard, 25Noo,
n Annic Matthi"r. go
Lot- 80, NJ and ll3 map " fale 2ih Ward;
.aur G. T. Moeuisr ............. 1iOO
crotonaa,c y io2 It g Of rro,p"ct-aNc, 25>o5;
Lot 30 ~ nap e faIIc, 2tn ward same to
Crorona,n,c u ~ - 10 e. Of Broad.~t 25>o5 same
10 = II Laughlin. -.,.'' $50
Cro,onaayc' u. =. 7s.G It Of Broad--t 25Nss;
crotonas,c. ~ {, . Of rro,prcta,c. 25N
HiG. to kat1bto-h 600
sd-aNr. u -. 2ij.3 n " 81 BoulrN ard. .jNIOO.
loo. samuel talr and another to John r.
crd,o'aa,c. i. ~ n Pro,prct.nc 2,>1st: 800
crotona-a,c u " cor Fran~lina,c 95>IoI same
crotona ave u : $3.50 It g Broad.,t .,xeo; ''''
Legcein Observation-Disclosures. 80
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Gin propertn for Sale

pc. RLTNN MANSIONS. Manhattan square. North
"A. Slst ,t between 9tl aAd on ayc,,-Cabm't hnish
45NYj stories, bi.'rcnt and collar classical oshtl
~ ~tltou AZ Inspection invited.
So artc ON these houses by Kus," Strge> Architect.
In me- CIV Ilol-," "a Ncrihn"r- Tor June. 1890
Tft,- viii hr guaranteed by policies ~ utr Insurance
- IN. TITLE GI AKNNIEE AND Tkl ST COMPANY.
30 Liberty --t., NrN-l ora.
RICHARD DIENEN. owner aud builder
G6 West SD ..
m EIVATE DWELLINGS ON WEST S1rI->r, l25
To-. cast ~ lOth ave- north side ot street brown and
I'd tun. fronts: thre stories; rNen- IA cabinet trim
Tlto. viii hc guaranteed h' thr TITLE ct AKANIEE
AID TRUST COMPANY. - lAhrrty-,t
WILSON { TICHBpRNE. 1913 3daNe.
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Gotris.
Ocean Steamers .

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New. lOrk and Antwerp weekly.
WAfSlAND ....... W cdn sday December L. 9 30 a. M
BI L. inland " Jnosdly, Dec enbcr o. 3 t. m
Cabin Rates First Cabin. si5 and upward Excursion.
ass and inward Second Cabin s35. Excursion sos and
81 Stecragc at low
PETER Wight & SON. Geal ACTS, Q Bowling Greoa.
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DACIFIC NAIL ,IEAMsMIP COMrANl'S

DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY )
i LINES 10 CALIFOENIA. JAPAN. CHINA.
CENIRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXlco.
Fror NcW-I0rA. per foot u Ctal.-t, y. X.
Cor san : ran s,'. va ta' i~tnl,' OF fAa'AA
From San tr,n.i-ro. 1T ald BraEuan SIS,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CHINA sails IUuI -cty. December i, 3 o. re-
For freight. p.>A-e and General inf'rma.oa. apply /"
eompanys Office N o.. Pr. 900. ~ Caa1.-,t. y L,
II. J. BUtI-AY. General superintendent
DED I'D" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABILLO. CCRACoA.
MARACAIBo AND t0NO.
Pier 30 it-' kiter
IS CARACAS. Wednesday December -. D. m.
s. PIIIINpFLPHIA ...... Naf.rl4F January B. D. NJ.
- NINFZrIIA M.d.,-3lF. January H. ! D. cd.
These American steamships. ~ TAILS t.l ~ The GliA
have very superior a.couuoaatiVu~ Up I1-~"1s -.
BOCLTO\ BLISS \ pAl.I.l-fI
Tourist Agent, Genera Ma A. p. Il WALSH
THOS. COOK & son. 26l Br.adN
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Caunirn propertn for Sale.
RAY RIDGE AND FORT HAMILTON.

RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
Now th. 10 the ahoN" places from the
improvements being mt In. this section will be the
rp,,t and hand,omc,t suburb OF Sew York and Booklyn
Electric X. Il. Elevated r. Il; "a, mains; water mains
already laid. number oi handsome residences now
building IL only tax, 80 minutes to New York. 10y
direct ferry. (rices will much higher IN SPRING.
VAN NJ BROS,
- Liberty-st.. y. Y,
or 3d.avc. and 79th.-t. BAY Edge.
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5. G, the south K Southwest
u L ~. EInnIDA
u rNIrEb STATES NAIL STEAMERS

VI UNIILD STATES MAIL SIEAMEF-5
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Per IS. y. L. loot y Klng-,t
WYON Tuesday, ID nbr l6. 10 \. n.
>EVADA Tuesday. D ccnlb.r g. 3 D. u.
WTSCONSIN - ....... Tue-,lay. January o. / 80 y. m-
cabin passage $50. SEQ gao aad sloo Second Cabin.
''o aH 81 '1U5NDERHfiL & Co. IS Broadway. y. Y.
INMAN LINE L. :. and Royal Nal Steamers.
L FOR QCEENSTQwN AND LIVERPOOL,
CITY OF BERLIN "Wednesday December H. 30 a. a.
S'TY Of CiiI.~TI.i. Wednesday. December n. a.
cry o. ChGO... W,dEes lay. January H. 80 a
CirY or BT.I.IIN. .Moiu.-fav, Janugry p go a.
From PIER g. y r. atoni,s Ghrstopa.e,r,t Ferry
ard location u room SECOND CABIN. outward s35:
kG1SS General Agents . BOWLING GREEN. y. Y.
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lNO N'di y
NOVEMBER
- = = = Fs7ssF
1850 1900


Gallon. 4%s}5s sss a: $ ,ss IS
value JAXi;ARi = 10 NoVEMNfR 80. =, o., 7so
Gallons 55 e. 9466 ~ I bc IS s IS 53S
The depres sion in the crude markets has reacne"
thc point where it may be -able to cure lt9eii' i'
nine line statement for November "a' uhcHpec'culy
ncourarng and bore testimony to the curtallehI o'
work in many parts Of the petroleum regions i"o
deIivcrc, were slightly under those for October but
,hoo wa AN excess Of III .S1I barrel, Of deliveries
over run. The daily average OF deliveries was slightly
HIGHER than I'm October while the daily average runs
we're smaller in November 10y 27d7 barrels. l"' nc'
s yycr, reduced 1911 sos barrels. and this was fnhy
reflected in the reduction Of National transit ocrt"
cotc, The field news last week told of some new
GOOD wc, but the drill has certainly been SOMEWHAT
relaxed and production I, conceded to be leN'cnng'
vovcmcnt, Of varpu, sorts for improving the situation
~. ON foot among some of the large producers. Inc
r..t and quclc, read to higher price, IS to iurthcr
restrict exploration, and operations. - e.o
The following table compares the pp' ilHc "H"'''
i'r NV Ia nov. 1888. oct. 1890 Nov, 1890
4,i 5 5a9, 49,. i; jSG5 $555 97oS5'
r.c,,, a,l's5ie, ' aS 3 353a@ ' 55s5,
B Biiy a , '>. dri,cr,e, Sis 500 0.L-9
p,ny deliveries az. i5asl oa,,5l5 oso ~
I,,aaal Ir ,'rtin.at,.. 6,3l?oo7 3ll33d- BIB ''l
rc plrnl returns of the Pcnn,' vana ppe ,,In m,f
in Dr,crhrr lor.-hadow a, favorable monthly I'pot
IS Wa That 81 November. Ihn dnF a''i'Ie "l r.',,
to date hi been 1"ii9 barrel, '-tl2i H'r Nv '''-G
~ ,,,, 90 iu December. 10. oi '".i"l 90 49, ana
% 49, haI-'- l. n ,,,.',,., ,fI an average II
- o. nm December I--9. Of 1',''9 ln l-'-' ana
-, H. iir-l, in -. THE return, from pc'@mher
II ,oAart.r, 20 the I.im inclusive arr a. follows:
n,. q Ias.1.: a 81 e; 'a si5;s.
i,.'- '. pr d.y.. ,5t'3 9a5i5 2oooo 2o''9
r.o. deliveries. h IaG,
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- AVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS

- sENGER LINE-Four steamer, we,AY from New
yer 50 y. l.. foot q suruE-,L -
$. CIIN or BIRMINGHAM Monday, Dee. H. 3 p m.
- CirY or AUGU N.,in,-1,'. p... D.. 3 j. u.
;. KANSAS 1iiN -, Sstoll-y, i' 20, . g. p.
nah, Florida lnd western Railway - ~ t..a,' "A
GE0RGlA. FLQRlpA. SQtiH tAhOLlNA. ALA
RAMA and LOUISIANA. Unsurpassed 81. .oitt rs.
tirstclass tab., dhote For i.., aad ls-,e Ar., y
J. y HA>HAGIN. W. II. EIlIf G,A. Az
East AZ = I. and W. ~ savannah last L.4t.
a6i Broadway. 3l1 Broadway
X L. WALKER. Agent Ocean Steamship Co..
New PR -. North River
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T. II. GOODMAN General Passenger AGENT.

n EN 1Uth q q DA hdIl o7VlIITsI 00'
~ From Pier, les and T.. East River. a. 3 = NJ
for Havana Progress. CaMpecAe, Ltsund tFoh1esA
Tsuul.O IaN4tn AID Vera Orlt,
MatIlkl>. GARDENS Sagua, Ca-.iliin,
Sait1-J de- { ilt tIIaIt1ldI.J o. el Ile-o..
NIAGARA. Havana and " L. Dec u.
yi+CATAN Havana and Mexican Port. sat, Dec -
: sVATOtA. Havana and Carl mas .-.-. Well 4''c -
SANTIAGO Nassau. Santiago de- cuba and i'nfieeo'' .
yI-Nt-EI Havana and M.,.an Ports. sat-. Dee. "a.
Eur fIlI partenlFs. re-.ht % Ya,saee aIut. -.
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