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7 EIIIGH VALLEY: RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo. OF Cortlandt ana
De-brO,s"s follows;
a. m. for >st.ngt0n and intermediate points I'll.
for Geneva Lyons ElErl iohrst r. ba .,s,i;
aud ue Mc, rot syllr and principal LEGAL polt Ohan
car 20 Lyons and Pullman ear 10 suspension bridge;
20 .. m. Mauch Chunk and INFERNO dlaie points
IL for l.. and b. Junction and intermediate points
n m Tor Tunkhannock and intern.elat, points;
Chair car to TunkAanEOck Connection TO Reading ana
Harrisburg. .,... ,o,,,s
Chair Ar Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 SusTn-
bridge. 1,.., f-,.,,,,. 80
point-. Chair car MaUch Chunk. .,.,.
10 d. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg. NH.
D. m. for Geneva. Lyons ElmIta, Rochester bu'saD
and the West. Pullman sleeper TO Lyo and eusehs'o'
Bridge. ~ aud a.,O
H. NJ connect all points INFANCY and Haxetoh CON-
Ne SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,,.
a. m Mauch ChunK, Ha1eton and in.ermeaa..sssss
points and II a. for Shenandoah and intefmedi"'e
points. 49,, ,onts
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and informed ate ponus,
D. ~ for Lyons. Elmirs, Rochester bunsS
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and su'pD''-
General Eastern oalce o35 Broadway.
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Railroaoa.
p I'm ~ S Wv a n a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE 2S, 1890.
eava stations foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortian"'

on AND AFTER JUNE 2c lo9O ,
Trains leave stations foot Of Desbro-ses nud Cor'"
o,oS A. FAST LINE for the MsSt c Rgi@aa
- a. ~. Columbus 30 a NJ. Chicago . oo % Tor
wsS.port rOtG ma,sa and Remove. except sunday
1900, 100 M M.rli SfWcYCkK AND chicago LIN
rD eonyosed e4cusi',I} S 0 pining SMOKING
and Observation Cars pesen5tR4 n' Tor both sexes
ladies maid barGehop hOnry 5 an "a al s sG
movable else 5ric lights. Arrives Cincinnati o+o' anu
o,oo HppasI 81 LII Is 81 cHfGAGo AND cINCINEAIi
XfKfsS: pullman vestbue Seepas Ia Sai sia
Passenger Coach NsTYc 70 Columbus and AFF ST. Louis outs
$50 TsrHN ExrEESSs s tS5 an EPs osSs in
Stepping PttegTs =, LS; ff bs
Fadslp@iS and Pu hr41N. D az cinS Ga!
C6icaso 80 p m; eeE' t Say t eHe
aud locGS daily. sSSSpt s3tiTSfy Pullman Buffet
ec Sepg Tar NS~O aso MGwY;Fk TO Men, a;
Phis VIA The shen2nd'tl y.and IS p M next day,
and Gay ' SSP%I mf FIi4 the con Gil
iS @ tfR aHE s"Ssa
aa o1el' and SfnG1y s9 81 Limited aay Vita
DS H Z car 55T SS wa 80 si p &c.
90 and p and Y = night LIZ 40 tSr B B go
Fr. X I'D 1 tSolp Ell ?Sa s5s on
For Br9en po9t PG3,a9 Glo 5" a. M 10 90 nooa
Honnss Seii g - sl,r.lai 10 20. end 90 p n.
rdavs only 20 T. N. SUNDAY. 10, y 20 a. M
his d ~ do not stop a. Ashuty Park on Hnhu'} -,
For AtstG so m c tar21Tte Sp' Zap na%
md Win through car for Browns Mills ana beaeh
ro aaa N2 va NsT y sItsb EN saSday spd
: 90 o. ~. daily; via Baltimore ana Bay Line NV
m "e'Nu' FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXPRESS Trains leave follows $1,000. ~,
Dining Csr AID 10 10 Washington Liiaites) ard II 90
m 10 20 ~, 10 ) 90. 3 30. 90. ! 10 0 ou'
500 q 30 90 and o 90 p. n and II 10 night
Accommodation. II 10 o. 40 and 90 p m sun.
dayS ESpr.ss, G:l5 80, 300 30 Limited and 10
m 90 4 90 30. ; 90 q 30 90 and . 90
a u1.' and IL rs night Accommo dalton, 100 p m:
pbe Sew.YOrN Transfer Company VIII call for ana
bE baggage from hotels and residences through h d,
tnaton. -. =. ..- .t,,.,, o,o,,
OF tho Company. - ,,ooO
+. Pt'fN. N'oD.
General Manages. General PasS'r Agent
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Department OF the interior. once Of Indian Affairs,
Washington, Aug II. 1S90Scaled proposals. Endorsed
"Polo.as for Indian surplies,n and directed 10 the
be reeciTrd untn p NJ or Ihusday 'eIte bcr ~ 1890,
for furnishing Tor the Indian service about LOO line
combs 600 doI spoois cotton so n hops ~ doz glass
lamps. $40 dOi avis, l62 thermometers, 1875 sails shoe
Iegs, 20 o11 scrdpcr,, 100 yards flannel and variety
Of other articles. schedules showing kind and quaint.
tie, Of articles required tog 't' with blank PROF osals
conditions 10 bee Observed by BIDDER time and place Of
delivery terms OF contract and all other necessary in.
sttuctons, VIII be- furnished application to the Indian
Onice IN Washington. The right l. reserved by inc
Government reject and all BIDS
bid and these proposals arc invited under pr0,o tha a.
preparation shall be- made for the supplies by Congress-
Bids viii be opened at the hour and day above stated and
bidder Invited to b, present the opening Certified
All bid, must be- accomInnied by certified
or DRAFT, upon United depository for a least
1--WE Der cent II the amount of the proposal
T. j. MORGAN, Commissioner.
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A RMY BrnDING- Whitehall Street Now.

A RMl BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New
"a York Guy. August 70, ls9o-sealcd Proposals in
duplicate VIII be received Mt this Office until II O'Clock
noon September Cd 1900 and q opened for supplyn
three 80 Atl"r} Horses. said horses 20 he sound free
from Vcon, habits well broken IN good condition, quick
action about l5A hands atOut LEO pounds TO years
bay, aud In all respeca utted for Artillery
eminent reserve, the right TO any all proposals.
lhNcot Containing proposals should be- endorsed PRO.
poias fpr Artillery hOfes 10 De opened september ID ="
aud addressed TO Depot Quurcra,tr Charles H. barnett
AkhIstant QuArt rMaslnr u y Army.
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Proposals.

4 RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
~ York CITY August Il. ls9O.-Sealed proposals in
rlplicst viii be received hero unit! II oooch, NJ SOP
lamp chimnrys for Army lamps; Preference YIN he
given 10 articles OF domestic production nanufg tur
conditions Of quality and prize Including in the price OF
foreign productions or manufactures the duty ther,0n)
being equal. All Information furnished application
70 underssned The Government reserves the right To
reject any all proposals, Envelopes containing pro.
Tosll, should b. nard irop)sas FOR Lamp CAimieys,
aud adore. I'D 10 the Depot Quartcrnaser. CIIAS Il.
BARNETT Captain and Assistant Quart'rmaster, U. >.
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ILEST SHORE RAILROAp. n. \. c. 6

w IL. K. Il. X. Co.. L'Ssce.-Tmins leave West 4-o
st. station NewY orlD follows and 90 minutes eataet
from the foot Of Jay,t NewYork Hamilton, iE' NJ
Detroit and Chicago BOO a. m, . 10 p n IL
a. Louis 5 rs n2s p .ochc ISGn Sd S DdiS
Nlnlars Falls, 30 % 55 a. M, .5:i5 $50 K m
Utica and Syracuse, 5 80 - 90 a. H.
g II p. Kingston 3 30. = 10 'o;oJ' Cro's
all so m, b3 10. u go. - 10 ana - AZ AZ p ~,
CatsNu and Albany 80 = 10 . 90 az W. 90 a. nt
% aia aS 90 Ss = 3 Az 40 M 's9:S5o'
eli 30 a. M i ~ 81 200 80 5:i5 80 g 80 p no
II - D. M clO:45 M. L3 - p ~ cornwall aig
Ncwburl Montreal and Canada Fast Il, a. NJ ID 10
T. Elegant sceplug-carS for BuitalO' Nla-ar' rdis
Detroit, Chicago and ". Louis on az JouHa
Saratoga specials all 80 a. M b3 40 p Ia.
to Saatoea and Caldwell Lake ti0rge al 10 a. m
iorar On II 80 train ksat'rsh,a h4 ~ h3;
birt tdpnd Hotel Station and Pho.ncla ;ou clO -,
AID All 80 b3 10 p m PSr ,r'Cats , va Iran aG
SlccpinG.car m; (sqndays only. f9T Grand
House, us, ali 80 a.. m. b8H5 p m Parlor:caFs 10
Catskl these trains. llaf holiday special 10 p M
Saturday only for Kaater~kll Hunter HOBART tiand
fote station and phoenica Parlor-clr TO Grand Hotel
Brooklyn Annex, clO, al0 40 o. M and 3 200 p NJ
Jersey CITY t. f. r. Station cO 40 all 20 a. - 20
h3 ~ D. in. Catski Mountain night HE, 80 a. NJ
sleeping Grand Hotel station sundays only Daily.
Dniy except saturday. All other trains daily except
SUNDAY. For tickets Timetable plrlor and sleenschT
39s Washnct on.s,. 720 Futonst Annex office foot OF
way li3 Rowery IL P1k Place. SO West l25th-st and
Wcst shore station of West i2dst, and foot II
scngcr Agent, vanderbtaye.. New.York
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL

TuE ONLY RAILROAD STATION THE CRY.
TRAINS LEAVE. AS FOLLOWS:
$3.50 4, l,-CUICACO NESIIBU LIZ LIMITED-Due u
1920 so'aso 10 80 6 nw @ vEsTIBULE LIMIT.
LD-Due Cincinnati go. Indianapolis 10 80 a. M. ST.
1850 A. \! N. WESTERN DAY EXPREss-day excep,
4.5S r iM.-NoRTH SHORE yEsTIBULE LIMITED
s,co' p. Mast WESTERN EXpREsss;--Due Chicago
,. S0q cMH. nn2%iS5lSS5SBAtK X a6SfREAE AND MA
sis Hf = NILE as sTF 81 IouIs AND CHICAGO Ex
PRESS Due Indianapolis IL 20 D. m. next day. s.
Po TgBsJl1s r. F4 4
e. g. I1 IT,. $.s g 5; r;I5
2a2a is sQ e e % SO +; to z; z5 RI Ia
go 90 g. S 70 SiH o. 30 30 aiSn:
urc% Axo S4A M sS ESQ., 10 S2 2d Gis 10 50
F. y2 SG 9 10 80 y 81 n? $3.50 go gl 6o 80
BUIFAtO-3 so 10 20, 10 80 a. M, 90. 7:so. OILS
NIAGHEA FALLs-lO 20, tIo:5o a. ~, 49, 100, 30
sARNI6gXs 90, III 80 M az; 100. 10 80. 1880
r ht IS 90 % 30 o. 55 g. D. H.
ADiko u Si5S MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL-tsoo.
At M1gRt2n' cES S2 + AND cASAsDAIeUA-s 80
pERSs 81 a Il Viz H Il DIVISION
Far ~ tce,s and SPACE in Sleeping Cars av a, Grand
Central station Or At Nos s 7s5 s2 and BroadSay
IL PARK Place 50 West l25th-st and iSsthst s:aton
SO b. 65 an 5er sss
wes,cotts Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
hotels and residences througp t. d,stin3tl ,
run A rS trains. excegt thoe Laying at 90 e5c H.
nq t6u st?g n ft 1871 3fccry 'a GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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~ p0p0cNg FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

:, Ib,dcrhiI August q. 1890 sealed pfopo'sl''
In rpcatc viii be received here until dead OiISS Il
hrr"aIsr for fishing the United stats ousrrn,.s
Nam rtmen I'm this city with &C 900 pairs OF wool s.och
nes 600 iron bedsteads complete win woven WIZ Du ,
hafons and 600 woyBn wire bunk bottoms, Bds LOT
81 ohc, noInts Will also be entertained. Bidders
must tat dates and quantities OF their PROPOSED
THO cnt reserves right TO reject any or az bus
Preference VIII be given TO articles OF doIsc
., anuacture cOnd OF quality and price uncuGlg
m h re of foreign productions manufactures the duty
heTeohl being equal The required guarantee ~ 10 per
nt NJ tho value OF goods proposed FOR should accom-
any proposals. Blanks ior proposals ana speginssitcns
% hc urnlshed bv this Office upon appcan0h EnltiOpes
pro1oals to Endorsed Proposals for Military
Smnnlies and addressed To the undersigned j. t..
CH(NDIER Deputy QUa.termas ter-GpncraL U > Army.
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Gouutrn Boaro.

Beautiful SUMMER HOME. Grst-cass. Tor re.
"a family pJrty % adults, large private mansion
one hour; gas, water batf high location health view
uueXceed extensive lWa~. walks, shade. stab.
ling; station. Adde'S CS.. ~ Bw'Y2d noor or call.
n ATSK1LLS -WLdhan-lI onso,y Ac-Loughran House
v (UOornl.- Home comforts -O1I t.bc: chdld lOcb-
rl. u'0 -hadr. Cir
oulars. T. HINTON, Hcn'oovihc. y. Y
nilANGE. y LIB Hrh1ud-ayr. (IIlchand-avc. sta
" tonJ bard for the aud winter months, large
Pleasant rooms all lnITO, house stcauhcs and
sautsry plumbing; references exchanged
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AorEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 909 STEWART BUILDING, 40. $50 BROAD
NIW.YORK August Z 1890.

ITO CONTRACTORS.
| Rds or proposals for building an Garth and masonry
dam with gateholse and other appurtenances Tor RESERVOIR
~ - w. nc vet branch the CrOron Ryer CARMEL
putnam County New-York called for IN the approvea
~ cogt-1yt and spei nations le IN the occc o. tn
noduc Ccmm will BE- received at this once unt!I
,clocE n M on August p 1890 az which place and hour
1ev Xii be publicly opened by the Aqt educt COMM ssloh
o. and for doing said work VIII De made Dy sau
Gomu,l- sioncrs A. soon thor after as possible.
Blank forms Of contract and SPECIFICATION. therefor anu
a bo obtained al 1he above ONCE Of the Aqucduct Com
mIssioners on application ~ the secretary
~ ' - j. c. DUANE, President.
John c. SHEEHAN. Secretary.
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STAINED.
GOOD Ordinary. S 1-I6 Low Mddng ........10
S..int d L 4

Strict GoOd Ofdlha9 Ito HIIuuIHg ~ TO
Options-Were depressed throughout entire session
and closed with decided break Oh all months. Sep
:ember the principal avoiit in which there was very
heavy lqudatOs OF longs The full pOr: receipts had
great deal weakness and In addition this,
points lower which added the de-
preston Lowest figures prevailed at thu close showing
decline of 80 points % points Septcmer and
S4lO points later dellXcIcs. Saes. 81 500 bara.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEf,
~ FOOT OF LIBERTY-ST., NORTH RIVER

Time Table Of June %, 1890, .
sS as4sR c5 ~ [y9s;S@ T
T'0 ga sanda of ER ses@
fisminscH Eas59n H sl sn Asn:
cong Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk and
toT FS Man I lake w HGpasSas
aa s.aE AFRs% TaSaa saa
T SFdash STBS aast pa SiS Ssf to % f
p FOR e g 0 Lske k H.soGH hlS0
PotSiiie Sc On Sundays EastOn, Bethlehem Allen
cngnf agd ro:1iEs Allentown naucA
Chunk Beading HARRISBURG, wkesbarre. scranton Tam
80 p a. FOR tS@neion, Lake hOpatcOng, Eas'On.
ssaI,' R and Eenin EisS,,un Mauca
80 p tor Tso9 BSle SHr &p p,1 ocean Grove
ana Point Pleasant 90 a. q; ~ 10 To- IL sa6da w.
90 90 a NJ, 90 p m; sunday trains DC not stop
For Mamie HIghiands va Maaws ana Keyport 90,
si5 II Is a NJ, i 80 1 80 80 80 p M Sundays
For LaSoTooi Toms River and Barnega;, 400 Sis
F For bc SS s Ia atlantic CITY vneand Bridge
ION Tor e Frs e. co. sis. 80 49,
bqy 90 % 90 SlP 10 81 i l. rs g. sum- @
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH ochAN GGoyE' &c
For Highland B a5 sa6 PI Monmouth
Branch, &c a. 80 ~ 20 ii 90 :. IN n ~ ~ vs.
IS FOR X sI b e. Hisl5ad %, 800 satgr.
day only 3:lj, 80, 80 p IA Sundays, $50 a. n,
- for = Latevccd Toms River and Baracsa,. 80 7i5
For E6erSn So5cao A,bury Par PIN, plea:a9
Sc, at 40 %. IL 90 a. H., 90. Sf1, 80 80
p FOR Beach Haven Atlantic CITY, vneland, Bridge'on'
SC 80 a. M. 90 p. m $500,
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia a. 30 40 co. II 80 m, 80,
SoSDsSS 90 qS 90 ooO - Od $40 o. ' Sco
D. Ia. ~ 10 night. 49,. :. a., -.
For 10 tmore Washington daily at 900 IL 80 (eS'
a. 90 3 %. > 100 D. M, IL 10 NJ NJ
Trains leaving az i1. II 80 a, NJ, 80 20 . ~,
20 d. n ~ IS night except SATURDAY nght nave COLI
nection Tor Reading harrisburg, PoSyile. SC mn,
For Nmbury. Wlsblrg and Nl!lamSport wa fhla-
dcpha az rs u 80 Buffet ParIer Carl, 80 p M
j. dutpht except tuday night Sunddy 6;Oy p NJ
Tcket aud farloCar seats ear BE- procured az Il 20:
AK ga / i4G S23 Broadway. 49, 6tlay. 26i We,
tast lo5th-s., New-Nork; tourt-st, 500
L1cnst rs BROADWAY. Brooklyn
New York Transfer COMPANY VIII CAL LOT anu cnseA
baggage from hotel or residence
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Real Getdic Unnlro.

Real Getdie Unnlco.
WANTED for our fall LIST improved and uniuproycd
n property and FOR sale. No charge FOR register
.lng J. EOMA1NE BROWN & CO., 80 West 3Sd-st..
corner u broadway.
WANTED r,nt for - months. full-sized fsory
w 2j.foot front house unfurnshcd located above 23d
below 0oth.,t. Address \. II. c., SO Madson'svc'
Morr!stovn. y. i.
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Proposals
IRTERMASTER'S OFFICE, 80

nEPOT QUARTERNIASTERS OFFICE, 80
Whitehalf.st August 10, 1s90.-Sealed proposals IN
plicate viii received at this ONCE until ~ m Angy't
Is sb s2o as for i az, a.:
once 10 give deth Of eight feet az mean row n u net
c ward or foot The Government reserves the
Fight to reject any all proposals. ~ the be
p"not ouartcrlastcr CIAS. r.. BARNETT, Captain and
Assistant Quorsermaster, l. 3 a.
DROPOSALS. ,.,.,,o.r,s or QUARANTINE;
o'i II BR0ADWAY NEWYQRKi ,ho odyert,se.
mena IN City Record INVITING uief ig "O PHcsde5t
burne Island. CHARLES r. ALlr-A: lss. ~. -.
ROPOSALs FOR FRESH VEGLT i,A dm$s
"Headquatcrs Division Of the Ata Ia1a o Ne%
Chief Commlssary OF Subsistence Governor d3a3u' ,1
York Harbor Aug % Sealed proposals III tri XII
cate subject the usual conditions %iee on % pnt
II o'clock noon, Monday Sept.mO,sr 1I,nbiUo and
then opened in the presence OF nv the subssencc
Department United States Army FoTt7 SWors Har
t6n Schuyler Wadsworth and Wooa' ~, rcnonder of
The fiscal wear ending June 80 1921; seatu Ds,h
subject to the conditions VIII also o. 81 bc Mt
inc Tomissory OF Subsistence OF each OF those posts os
the fresh vegetables for that particular pos. ~, The time
by the Acting C2nmis:9ry Of cosrne for each post
named Proposals must be ineloed IN scarf" Thosn 70 h.
marked Proposals FOR Fresh be- addressed to the
tosc To be received and opened az t1S Olnc
Of an Acting Commssary Of SueSlstiuG 70 ~ fhe most
The Vegetables to OF potatoes ana onions tSe
I'm good Wholesome condition. ana 10 " nch times as
resp c roonTiyed Samples must be furnished tul IN
ormatiSn may obtained by application 70 az
70 V NJ, ohove named Preference viii be given TO ar
s ~ domestic production manufacture CONDITIONS VI
quality and price dR S sutv thereon being equal
The Government reserves the fRhV 70 ,s 'n,isss,rv
bids. N. !. ON
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THE OSB9RNE G.
Cauulrn properln for Sale ano 60 Get.

ar LAWRENCE BEACH,
4 LONG ISLAND.
Lawrence ylc1-au. uaJ ~ th' sc1slt' on arr IN
Roach yited 20 spend The afternoon Llvtcnco
- I,cach on the Atlantic ocean front. adjoining
Lawrence trdarhufst.
prach Ihi, family resort is about one mile and
a half from Lawrence station. A special train
lawrence VIII Long Island CITY at II clock next
Beach. Monday, 10 return AZ D D. ~. OiA ddulJs al.
nlt..d 10 The train.
Wrcncc Passes wiz D" lsnu'n WIN dis'F'soh AZ our
p,1ch and by mail Oh receipt ~ written nppli.
OIr object being o. make known 70
Lawrence desirable IlfLh~ OnN W. most ac'sSlhc anu
u,arh highly desirable family beach In America.
So Liquor illOOn,. no hGbauh n roWdy Ism.
Lawrence beach just suitable i"l quiet '4JoN"ent by
teach. nsDcctlblc families, where excellent bathing.
- sailing and carriage riding De- had. Cot.
tgc sits 100 ,1cI Adlrce tor fH parucl.
Ht1ch. la, REM. w. HtfC HCOCk. owner. II
Chanlbris-s'. New York.
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ilnfnrnisbc6 fins 10 fct

A PARTN ENTS.-73d.st., between Central Park and
"A Columbus 9th ave. maNlf cnt l2-room apartment
~ "Grccnnrld" West 13it all the space and comfort
OF full.sizc private house.
In corner building. 'wcstlor," ~ wc't 73dst. extra
LARGE all light apartments, hardwood floor. tiled
baths elevators STAN fuel; uniforms Apply
premises cHAs. BUEK & co. I.ls7 Colunbus.aye
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REAL ESTATE.
RI1sINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Whether 1t be the nnucnes Of the brick er,tes the
Wv. estate market has folded lis hands ana bon9i
rsinIS to sleep Not single sale at auction Oh @i
estate Is advertised for the coming week, 49, nace
today. as the present situation will bring this TIC"
departure nto unexpected Promhei.be story brown
No 100 West Forty seventhst urecsVoiS i,,o 70
stone house ls.0x50xl0O, has been sou AZ 40 pr'"
contract for Mrs Emma \. Charlier, Tor @l''ooo'
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" EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
IN ROAD FOR
ltLD BANK, LONG BKANCu, OCEAN GROVE AND
ASBURl PARK. BELMAIt SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT
Time table In effect June 20 1890 Trains leave New
York OF Lbcryst, 90 rs 9;l5 express 10 10,
II in ] 80 80, 80 (eNpro>sl. 90 80
press. 80. 10 p. IN. sundays 00 D 100 a. M. 90
y. N. -
From foot Cortlandt and Dcsbrosses ,ts. 80. 10.
a IL Saturdays only, $50,
, 10 CcNpro,s 3 40 eAprcss except Red Bank, 20
lrNprcss). 20 100 p. Sundays, 10, o45 a. M
, ID p.
sunday trains do no; stop Ocean Grove and AsSury
PARK
RUFUS BLoDGETT j. r. WOOD. -
Superintendent Gen'l Pass Agt., Penn. K: y
II. p. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass Agent c. r. Il. OF " D.
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GeIp foanico

r. NTRY and ELL CLERK wanted by wholesale house.
G. D p. Box 800 " Y. city.
w ANTED.-1raycne dr. goods and notions salcsmcn
w handle celebrated Amber Bone Dress STAYS
side line Rapid sellers: liberal induce mcns. AMBER
BONE MEG CO., South Bend Ind.
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Gitn 11rcperip for Sale.

At SACRIFICE. cg1nt iouF-'tory twenty loot dwell
y Ing liO and a.. ". S1tn--t. f'-ctI ncighbOIhoOd
built DAY. wort. genuine bargain can D., had.
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startling revelation of the extent to
which sectional hatred and political fanati-
cism had blinded the conscience of a class
OF persons in certain states of the Union.
forming party steadily growing stronger
In numbers as well as in activity
He disclajms for the south any personal
enmity to Mr.. Lincoln Indeed. in more
than one place he evinces, as his own
opinion respect for his character and
PERCEPTION Of his difficult position.
Tine indignation with which the result
of the Presidential election was received
in the Southern States pcoceeded from no
personal hostility to the President-elect,
nor from chagrin at the defeat of the Dem
ocratic candidates, but from the fact that
the people of the south recognized in Mr..
Lincoln the representative of a party pro-
Tossing principles destructive TO their
peace, their prosperity, and their domestic
lranQuillitv.'n