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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYorx THURSDAY Sept 4-BgEyEs-Ee1Ss I1ps q
s sslSaEs io hone use Carloads expectation and
G I'D &c sss. We're cd t,"
Ell q Il s'ss J 10 follows: Sii'snaE
e i a i: 'H ue Hss = 'sa 100 &C. =
;uSe $ e. ,ns " is ''' " at 81 IS s''s
sses e. s-': Ca :o:
s: bs auna ys !:s s
ss q; % %sS;: '"s
] '' ss.ys. Il IL. Ti fan- by
n,ay and Lehman Brother expect 70 send out $50 on
ss 70 g. he'd he n: ccn ns%.' and
s.ss sS sss; Ss ys.s.S .aa
ga ~ n Mid ;si' Wit. III srS .:S
at b ts. d Il fas @ s:a
70. i SsSs {' w aS r" aiisFq for
!, e p. S nu dss Gs %
d. sat- va: at j i; Il, 10 isr:% d. 40 s6s : o to
! M"re s,,; 20 s:ss' ~ 70 ::. q
Sc d. as H. n ssc; 5 Co. % H. at q; DO ld' g.
;i s',s3 s * - M 5 = western e,vq eco r 9
. ~ e.: +; EOS r. e o. e. d. i:
=" e. g. f Sssta 81 90 %, r 40 Ga y
Gra a. 1Ss ~ at ,s.s DO IS n v-a
COO ass; % do iIa n q, q G y,Sy.. a. a.c, Ii
d. 's 10 sss"'as%d d. ss r. a: il ve''' 100 n
81 Y''s 3 Y.s s. Nov ;s1 .ss con-
s nanssd 'e S,rsy me-; :; sn1S
sSG 8 ;a,s, stts H. &C. S '%' common
SS Ts III msd.a S a; d Ts s':Ts
s,;.,ps sss ,o p as 1 %*
j: S e s,. sH :so .? st {: g
s1s T SassI%ssa' no sas: E.%S: :
IS sS 81 g. 20 iSs s' @
% ss sS;s.ss s$s '::::sS '
s ss.s. i g
g ssoi is K %,ai L" Do H. at So a." IS
~ Collin. a? rs"n :, e 4 Lambs As NJ at 20 SC
sss.r ~ Co. r'n Z: %as, 3ssns = s. z
ro.s sSns 'c:r. no col S' i ss";g 6 6
H. s,s s,s En- S s:,a- ;. ss o.:
NOV" than dozen c,ilosds tn" market mainy ith
SsS; Ps; Of rSs ss; s sr,: pa IT, %
hogs below their normal value. Gns "clG az 20 10 .'n
81 S5dst 40 states at t+ds4 10. ana bunch "' yer
icvivai the hog trnds at 4ctb.st !, one OF IN
! features IN live stock "Xehahrr. rev n@..hS asT "a
busn, sAqnrd have ben wiped out u" r,
hut since Mc.srs !. Co and r. II Reid took mol
Of the nattor hog- sppeb' 70 hay" been rn tr
thnn during the l.nr;l tim" IN ahI p'eceIa yta
10, ten y,ark. The American hog l. hun" I" in -. ~
iirnc and France and Germany may a' wc' uIue
that his IL Turned eastward and that his next move
| meat vii, br on Paris lin 'asr"s. -.
| Shl".-Eeid Shea IC4 w..trn Hogs 1ta = av'-a7'
At 81 g.. per 100 ~ I65 do tij ~ at - 30 2It M".Ni
ifr> ito n at % 20: ct2 do fculs. 80 n at a. 10
State Hogs 2G5 AZ do. 2's m NJ - 90 %
eSi n a: - 80: % do l n at - 80: 10 o"ph Do ~
4 ". Lamb 80 STATE PIGS 100 N a. 3, - sts;
Uo-. 1873 n ut - a., y d.: i:s ~ At - -, 80 o." "
rouHh nDe' q" e. 1H OH" Hog. 14a n Mt 81 20: n
Western PIGS 10 ~ at - 90 and had ~,,ioad % sol
| Hume & Mullen 81 sat Hog. la - at ~ 90: 80
DIllcntark ( Dewey: ~ STAT" IIars ol1 r. ~ - 0t
d.. ois n >. - so 3 rough do" 300 = at 80 GO: a.
JcllIre Wright Co. 10 STATE IloAs 1876 n a. - 81
! do i30 n NJ - 60 rough DO 3G4 n at ~ 81: a.
| 200 N. OF g? GO. 49, ,oo -. d. ?,
| Judd buckingham 81 Stat" 1io1s l33 ~ al ~ 1C
| Q rough a.. $50 p at s3 3D.
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Railroads.
Railroads.
nENN SYLvANI A
I RAILROAD.
ON Np AFTER JrNE 2e. 1870.

~ ~
Tfns stations FOO; OF Dessro'Ae' ana 'r''""-'
y.s setIns and t.;. taF' A ..o ~ oSt " ia
i g. rSa ol. .J aA sa k.noSS except suNa.'
1895 .Ssf9 ls'9t'kk AND cMIeASo ILL.,
.sI.;;: $%., FIT s sSsls;
i .a.: sssd al IN" tSnvsn
os sss Of . ss%s Fl .S &C., S aud
400 ,f:'S s e.; IAN. AND eIx :os s., /!
p:ss s'%:y: tsqSi Nv ~. as !. L s:a
>sH ss Exgsris s 's a soi:
s sin i"a. s, ia an . SS;1 ;Sais
,, s:Y h, ,.s rn A1H p =, t;:
Fss;s ;'S e. s; P Il
SS's e sf & ;S iE:$$-ss Pullman nyrs
PM: ~. ys: arrive r't ..,: ;ay =:
:ss; e. ss:} s n. 81; 81
; sf s"ssn
s'E sSYna:y 10 AZ ., a,ti Sy 1
Az, 8 Il: ws y . go
% s. $ :. .:ssr & 1 "a al ' 1.'s:
s.: =" sty;s = 4 5 sr;''''
Ss + = s 49,. 9 3 = g s''"
ois'aay s. '2 S no, g :o ; at SS"slFi
F., tsGSsf e.. c tt5..a, " %"..gsa,
snd With through car for BROWNS "'I' '"-
"a. hit i,o,n. and Norfolk VIA NrwYcrk Ihilad phn
tut r wI Ra,rnad 90 M duly except SnnGa, ana
GOO D. ~ tal,v via Baltimore and DAY Lane ~
r,o,. y. ss,". ,s. : :! ,..s.
- 20 0J > sv $ 10 Chicago Limited VIZ,
Hmne Car AID 10 10 Washn4 L.nited|. and II CO.
a m II 70 / 0U 10 500. 30. 90 ~ :, !"
eco 6so 500. and 900 m L., and 81 !? rs m ni Saa
days Express IS 30. 90 !ly Limited sna ~ ~
M. 200 oo 80 ~" s Ss,lon' 90 D. n,
The Scw.York Transfer Company viii call f!s an
thnk baggage from and residences through 70 oes
| tnaton. . ,. .. .,r ,,ct., .c.n,
| OF IN t"hEspi ,ou J. t. wOOD.
VIM" :.nn,,l Mansce, General Pissr Agent
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rECoRtrp MORTGAGES.

Bloom. Mnrsarv. A. to cna,e, il Clark. 81 East +h.'
natan, Joan. IT, and wifi, to Philip Moore. a
w ii iS to- i wv csuseh ,s Madison
san,e to Js.,i in..enrieser sams property dcmand
Damn jacob and wife Francis Ese. and wife a'4
Eai De s,a & his aud Ute r.s.nd GreeneoAum
lsst Of .IaS .s":" % s SSo demand $1,000
Dunn Dunn. u i. .S' to John MeG,a i4Gu's Of
ol ncssrs R4is.S Ms:cr.s oersen. cnns'. cor
Of r.da.n . s g ss,.A Frank 81 pss year
e: gIio~. t,,,,. NJ .na another to Equitable In. A..
-uran"s 5; -i.,y. ib3d:st " Of Beu,'ard : years
Fsii"ws Li,,ic to Iou'. stv 80 ''cd.s' Of h'u'-
.,l f :s g. s:1"S ID H's" Sr.f ooo
iia"m VI Yer T,i.hs :. a.: August Well . otnavC
Sam Z" ths Homestead Bark property. note
~. Alc,nnd,, TO a aso S Security and Trust Co. NO
sumo 70 Mver Finn Nos %: to oso cherf''' 'e'f'
f.sae.. Rachel: = James Miller - io''h''s OF
sdf kf.s. far,S sSd wifi. the TI: Gnssn,e' and
r'T ssI sui, !:tAs' w.n lf laS Of
M,,k, and MI. 70 Sarah Sends. No I2' Fast
Brnadwa- S vr.is. 5000. WYNN. ,,m,.
.nrc and trust Co. Nos 10 % Ku.scrs Place years
MsSinlcr Duncan ad viz. to John il1 ocn
i N;,".y A s.., T. s'."''' ''"A'
Moi:s.r chr',isn. to f'''r po-'''' 1855 "d'av'
r., 81: :i.co "'''' son. s''' '''''
'i"M|. hi. r H,uid, Wen ct al. 'th'a'H
E~,r ~, M,,v \. 20 Arson r Stoke II 'o'th''t
v iih.a," : $1,000 ,.,,..
Sihnust aces VII. f. ''rofs' SCI anh"rs"'
2,S Wtst i.n.s, . ''1r' 5000 oo..
'G,nr N Ar 90 Wrst i:1.A.st. y-'-, 600
STANDARD - Lish' -" to "-rar!. trust Go. all
,loh,. mai Ilcrts and irau'mt = y sr".Wp
"rrny,,st,S 'Jenr 10 i.h t;rs,.nt'" and Trust Co
It;th.st ~ Iiin.a,r tea.S 81 -" . =. $780,
wa'nt.sh Us h"i. t" Julius HS-'"h'r. No 81 Pft'''
yc1rs - $50. . 49,, , c.,.,, ,
ren,,,, ~ Q ~, rtlli,ltnve. z yrar-, - 900. .
Wn,itlns Charles d. Ia Lydia q Ehdall. Il5th'se
a I,ha,r 1 year $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

MAY.
price. T showed az S MI"
Inc sssn and II Tie " cs
Essss 4 Is ss ~; s. &: go
9; s;s ,Fs IS ;; 81: f.
8 s ss s a. % rsSt. Is ~ M
sss.s 3 i.oI ~ !s
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r. ;ss1s1s e ss.ec T'Isi
os A., Spps;s c siass; at rss
rye Isqus::7 ssls as i.e 1oIi in s ,g.
;ss: $;!' &:
rul 60 s0p 5a :sn oa aT~
gs,!:ss ss e JEWS
sssS9s :. r: 's 'fsiss
2n. "a Nay !. c cs e E ss1 ''x".
S. s. .ms& a a:%:' S;Sn'd H T,I
s. ;ss : :. = s" s,ss = :
!; Si :. :;.ss A., !. 'si a e. III %
ssss :: more sss iss stlsH', l:'':
s;.., %sv,s as sf;sSat ~
aaon 70 Sc: hcsyy s.1I ,s ." ~, :'"S IT,,
1o.s1 ssss Ti %Svsm Gables re s' doll and
az .. s sSh ' nsS o a"a n i'
Late aa thers wa. fS,S., dro'se ~ "a o.
S.r s,Ss NJ. a az: .s s;?s ';s' E.; ,:;''
Cd 7 su.s @sne r.. .sf? cG
:Sa SI, w sos H COO sT,A %
81 cs "a ~ s, Fssa:S ::s",
f fHST i Sss neiSr done epers slc
$ss Il; WITT '%,e s. s' ;P'e
s as : e lss1 !. s as', o.
2,.;s !: q a. s;:I,i :; ss.:i At
sS Ssas q ' s;., "'S9Ss %
s"sSesaf s s%s :,y"
ss :as ss . NIL sa: d.:int ,ns r.
4 feet and p,;. y: TT "s!''S K
n e .sDs demand c"s .s
% ~. ssa X: sa Of dn w q
T5s S L q ;4ic cs. .I ,' HS.
s sns;s4ea S SxSd sad %is ss;s.; n; s.
ssss .v sss, 60 :sp saHSs
CIV do 3.S: 4 s Sl%'"s a. Soa d?
Ss.s. ee:ins Nay ss'aS'..' i.:;ns
SMs-Werc Comparatively neglected n-an.. Of -. l.'-
est cenrd in what aud corr Option: r %, Irn1'
t na 0d Azure. ~. .hs1cd decline Of sp0 H. aa'
bn sS,a $500 sss ;a"e
s. % %is.a . .c.s st S:s S ME-
sos white q; clS.at9r gnsraa'a miS'd wssse
ss:iss .os %ssst tIG.s 4. :: @ o.:a
r sis s: e E. s +: s:; e
..ld sA DON sI p'ss S,i; ., =
o %.s*.' s Now As a" aa .ss s
sS 81; 70 $3.50: sax :spps
o' g. g; Mns. siss ,,
s aS .s': % H. :e. . HN:a
45aSoS latte seaa S. 'es 70 Si "a.
:'s;'' as' s ''5' % '' ':'
though eo Sss.n s',e'r:t sal"
f$ss * ifaL'L.
a. ss94ss s7 . ' isy raisS
ins YSA li'' sf6 5sfse
;:sS.s,' n sSa n''sni q 81 Goa ss
e !: 3 81 30 p s's g. a = "
sss q s!:S: ss: a,: sssa sss e s.
s sSss Skinner sSs ss" sal ?
s sc sGsc.;!s s,s!s =
S q s:ss s;ss ID :0'ISs
extra SeeeA xnts sa$,G .n sne'm oese9e
s %s; III ss,s s..a,, VIZ. 4.
s,sdsi F'ht s:.c ss w sS
,;$ g.! g H..
:'' ocs1a s FsEIanrs-rAe nsy.me,: W; ,, ysss o
to-day an1 rates wore generally s .t1, deps,
nena vepo tss'' eSse:. oa csohe a. n g;
IS" = oissscw 1000 bush ss,a g e Ani.R; as
Su.s GNs: Is e. p;hi;1snss Is Sfsn.en. oooo 81
n.nSiha. d ,,.MiSkEfLANEoUSt MA AZ i;ats
W,tisb sN11sntS Hxb"Pah cate sa:annsh ~ inc vv
Etn~Gcp e. Cont colt private terms Se'"
snp DoSas Savannah to Cork for ORDERS os's' '''"'
auiet e, The dsr. .
IS. esyms Ness oaosel sl3osis AZ hs,. cs.5
III e6IVii, Family Aess. si2 SossaS: hA's 1"'
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feoaI Zstlces.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
~ corNTY OF NEw.Yohx; PRINTING rress
rOwn, dtirndanL sunmon..o "a. .eoyeSsnsa tsien;
in this Action and to s.tve eA Of your ans~ct on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty lAs aitSr ths service OF
OF ySur failure 70 App.sr. Or ahswo' judgment VIII Pc
against you by defAult Tor the RELIEF demanded In
the complaint. . .,..
CnHS DE HART BLOWER. Plaintiffs Attorney
rosohce sddress ana onIce No. 10 Wall Street. New
To tho defendant: J. Wilson Brown The FOREGOING
summons served upon py publication pursuant 70 an
sidtr g hon tstf S y Ss q so S ND
died vi d ihA cofppAlnt s e6ice f the clerk o. he
New.Yofk Supreme Court. City and County a NswYotG
and BAts sAlA ,dfte. . ~
DsSs Gks SfSSEfHfins T ak6ER. f..nsa. Attorney
ofhoe and pessones addrses. No. - Wal s~sss' New
yolS I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

Oil CITY. P~,n SPIT. National Transit ccrtincaf".
onrnd at SIC hieh"sL Siitc; lowest S3ia'; rlO"d al
sSa,c Chartls 1913; bbs; shipments. 3. Co bbls
runs 0,Oal ibls.
Tiusbnre. Penn. Sept. 4-Pttrocrn tuli not much
duur National Tr9n-it r. icat"s opened at hjs,r Go d
AZ s3sr highest S3;sc lowest $3.50; LIMA oil op"n"d
at 3t4r clos d At 3iasc highest. 3ti@c lowest -
bradford Penn Sept. National Transit Ger; 0rat"s
oprncd at sac: clos o. SC; high"s. sale; lowest,
,Sl,c. tlr1rlnc6s % 600 bbl-.
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0oparinersbip Notices.
or FORMATION OF LIN.

CERTIFICA,TTt; Or 81, r0R iif1Ir OF LINZ
THIS IS TO 'ER at who's. maine. ".
81 Sat- s' o pursuant to the laws Of the
%sesss En-" aS nst s' 9o NJ Partnership
2 Tie nature OF the business is general commission
The names all and special partner.
n 5sts sa ST. Sdc and E@wad rS
:S aS a. y a a a1e K: Sse Sal.
thomas VI Thompson Also general partner, and MS
q nd Stat, . s fty q J Jot
a l ss e. n s. Gfd a.a 1' aaae . s s
special partner and his place Of residence 1" III the city
%Srn: eeD, IL. Ts aos ' Ha
snD q Inc s Of a sld
s ss.ss y &c N.Y. y. W. s ss liz " which
Witness our hands *, If ' zyxs 4 Igz, 1900 sco
JOSH E} IA; H$SSSAso. 'ss:i:'
i; e.: g.
ss s I'd sa;s &c a' for
CITY 'e cHcny Of Ns sns dSy sworn doth acpo.e and
s':S ss.s e s.rsss s u
N. Ss:s ss IA e; 4 .sS .ss
80 s-o.. s,,.,. W. ,v,, .es $780, IT, w. THOMPSON
UNITED sgs S$s'S sSSs s'sifh s'"''''-".
.. e nj: 81 q 3fsS u: ss :s
e = y
::s - '''fs:: therein ssss$S AyssDAso
'e sgssi5 n Q. h.. No. o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFEHsIs ~. :" va
rdndee.st T. lot 693, map Delaney ""' saa 9s0
PRICE, s::N 10 81 81 Nathan Cohen A. 70 Juu: 10000
Isl. H:::s s1;;;'
sanuel.t. lot o. Easc rnanss Mmlhearn 1850
Jefferson St. so 81: smOn Fine ana An0u.'. 1900
st.ntonst s. 80 gow"sy z1aH 1000
,od ss:'r I'D SIS SIS z f..s Mry cssn W"
Same Ds" property VIM Dempsey and vito to 1900
1sl.t..t > 2iso 4th,ye' l'o1vo. 1900
IStls. % l.ssntaseu 10000
Sth.avr cor soth:,t, +e+x7o hef1s mummy. $4,000
,o;,s =: . cAfst s Sa.;t i93ioOii; j'I 5000
ira We 70 h1: sss .:.,t, Of A. Der
s Ssn f f:sa!s va a wife 70
i:2S No.. Az III r. 70 5 JOINT $500
,o. aHs COZ; ;0t.. ziiso; joha Kane 1850
j;%': :! r k!ly sossas Charlie: Clark
l.I :%s *nt e s'Ss'sS
''1 Sii..s Ai s csass Of s. Charlie; i.
:T, s:n or; 5, SSsai:: Ss.i sl:
s;h.aye cor is!sss I sxa.Sev. .A".. $4,000
i5:dst, i31 lt bo I.e,is H FeiIows 27.ooo
eth;.y. no v go, William hsokm Ma Nn' $1,000
,a hSs de css. cor Meirsyc si;s7x.s
70 tiscssood,a ~ , S.7 y, IT. TsmrAon 100.
7otnst 2eo = Soacl io'e;aXy 5000
Central psfS west 1911 Il Of iO6thst
iSslrc John H. Glover referee 20 1'o 10000
i.ot,,.a n A. o25 llthAve. 1o1leo WIN Z :,
Howell and wiz to John l. Brewster :n:;..,
Sam, property John l. Dr'ws"f N Siichae' 10000
I7thW :, ia5 Sth. eve. 2o.sx70; Simon g,
NHtrmau and vito 70 Lena Frank ...:i,, ..o
Pitts: n" 81 Sarah Franh ana AO.'c. ~ .t 5000
iossast ns. l10.w ,h'Ase' i'Nioo A., i'o 1900
I11h:'t ao - i' ,ona: We and ana,h'r 5000
Rose.t SO -; Elizabeth hs'n's es 81. oe5o
chrrv.st So. :S2 to $50: John Kch"n rc'' sn o.o
70 McSandrf. iion % 10. looI: Anthony
Holahah .......: -. - u5,a 20
fitt.t 30 81; Julius N0''nDe's u "o 1ooso
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Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
hudson River Railroad.
An Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and @2d St.. Now York.


nm ONLY RAILROAD STATION TX THE CszR -
TRAINS LEAVE As F3LL9 ,W"SsG;rn-nu..
o'50 A. M.-CH1CAGo y Es d tinIAH AiAAih-o-1u's
oSassse H. iS g H ~; LIMIT
ED-Due Cncnnau 7 go Indianapolis 10: q" No.. u
ls.sS A. n .DDWfh;srEns DAY ExrREss-d'iy 'z''''
l,5S = !M.-SoRrn SHORE yEsr1BuLE LIMITED
due Of detroit Of 10 Chicago 90 D. m. nsxs
s.eo'h. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXPREsSTDue Chicago
,.5S c$s;as %iSis9 s. Il ads sTs SS6 MA
s,iS ME MtsE ETF IS sfsor1s AND CHICAGO Ex.
PkEss-Due Indianapolis II 20 D. m. next day. 81
ksb EEss!s ss5ss
i i g Is sS T. Z 8 T. g. e FIN
AIskYEsss &c. rs &c. SO Is 20 "a S. Ri
49, SStSo i So e. StS i 20 s; a
uHSSs ~ ssySis!a5asksssS: 3D. g SsiS
~ ;sS s5s - mi n. :SS sS0. a'o
W - sn 'ioso H. $780, $780, els
NIAGARA EAL1s-,o2 90 no so g. M. $50. 800. 7:sa
sAS1 iEia.t 900. I'll 80 a. H.. $3.50. 1880. D. N.
s. IL SO H. :, ss e. yis m.
As q s;xs, ..s
AJ HSeH:s.H' oEs sS AND cASAsDA.cvA-ssa
sEnss 81 Il vi Viz hsE afSsn DIVISION
sss.: .nd sIs.pas ees. .yGlv Grand
s SS Gaa:ess. az js, .ss
Express call: 70, and Shss baggage from
hos . nHd es ssde2s sd sSOs o 70 daily
d s ne: SIS H. and Il % s
M To M.u,S., GEoG en ps.sc ASaE asso,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
Gin properin for Sale.
GEO, r. READ,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

OFFERS FOR SALE HOUSES vARIorsTY LOCATED
DlSlRAnLE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ELIGIBLE VACANT LOTS.
LENDS MONEY oN MORTGAGE AT LOWEST RATES
MANAGES PROPERTY FOR OWNERS TO THE BEST
ADVANTAGE.
FURNIsnTS CAREFUL APfRA1SEMENTS OF
VALUE fOh INSTITUTIONS. EXECUTORS
AND OTHERS.
PINE ST, AsTOT BUILDING
t273D .
r "ns MANHATTAH.AvF.. fic!ny MorDinRsd" PARK.
n II, ar Cnntui PAX. four.story, .otoot dw"ihs
ar,orsd: 100 alton unsu.IaSs"d elevator N llo..t
elevated station price low little cash terms Nnsi VIII
rent good party. STAlil.EE SMITH, lio' V,n.aNt'
a TfIaSAN1 EXTRA Wide corner house for sale on
n PArk.avr on the OF Murray Nm built for
owner. ow occupancy the best and most aubssntal
manner one OF attractive Embellishments In the
"''' ''' GEO r. READ.
rnr.st
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REAL ESTATE.
At THE EXCHANGE.

All the auction sales at the Exchange yesterday ~e.e
adjourned. Tho following private sa'es ~ero
No lac west Twenty -nnthst. . three-story o~elaus
no.soros.o has been sold to r. Osthof for sle''oo
~ 1s1s Tenth. aye., . hve-story brick ana bro*h.
stone nat. 25x7oxso. for C. Baker. to W. Hail. '0'
So5. 600. III. a.. On. westrrn Union
r,"orsnh COMPANY Nos 10 and IL Dey.st nvo-sSo o
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So 900.
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Wssehouso delivrfee since Septmber 11vEE, ,,1Hns
800 nsss; to.H; , ,o, ruled quiet and steady at Ae
decline Quotations sseed On new scnon sas s.o.
gOs balOs tnis day week. Aad 106O oaes tnle ivy
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New.York, September :.
M ..e. vsrs made It the Exchange and Auction h00m
to-day. ,.~ =. -, I.a Cheyrv.st o Of Jack
.onst Was Adjourned September II: "a. .,a GAG
M.S lo q :" Vas adJOIrned TO september H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05
I tlllGll NALLr.A RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo, OF Ccrtland: and
De>bro>>cs 50. as follows:
4 Tor - .tinri0n and intermediate points o.,
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r,rt Ia Lgois and y tinln cal 20 >l-rTS,on Erue"
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co,rc,ton 20 E.adng and Har.tShur.
n m for nr..Na. l.. ons. ilWIr.. 10 h"sttr B'Na,o
ard tho West. pullman sleeper TO lNon> al: Suspension
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all lolns in Ntnano; and liai.eton COAL
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and tho West pullman sleeper to i oh' ara Suspehsoo
Bridge. o., 90. y.o.,w,v
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General Eastern onlic. o. Broadway.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. \;

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s:d ali 80 b . m ra''l 10 q and ii 80
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.T,., on those trains iar hol;cay ,,e';s 10
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station and pho"nlsia -. 3. e. NJ ard 800 p
nrooklyn AnptA 10 ~ station niSno 10 40 - no.
ia "a D. IN. Csi,Si Mcuntain night line 40 aD,i,
sccSnr car 10 Hotel station sina s,r OK rpt
sn,v eAcet SATURDAY Al other trains da,H ,ns cir
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ti. srsS Ss ISL sn2 81. 's
% Ia RcSsry I2 rark p1ce So West i:Ssss "c. a%1
ssSsss Aren't vanderbiseva. New'York.
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PROVIDENCE LINE
HIkKNY k0ATS. PEOPLES LINE.

Steamer. DREW and DEA n, Ky :, nMU m Srookyn
ful,1n.st Via annex 6p. N. connecting Win cNpi>s
ains Tor Saratoga Lake icorge and ell AalrolcacE
sharon Springs Ooptrtown. Thousand lsands anu NaRa
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-19
Have You Heard from Oregon

The election in Oregon meant n good
deal. 1t was the most important State
election so far this year. Oregon was a
doubtful State, although generally Re-
publican. The Democrats had been
making a special assault on the protec-
tion doctrine, taking as a text the pro-
posed duty on tin plate, which they
said would hamper the trade in GAINED
salmon, one of Oregon's principal in
dustries, and also the failure of the Nc
Kinley bill to take hides from the free
list, which 1t was claimed would hurt
Oregon. A Democratic victory, espcc-
tally in the matter OF electing a Con-
gresham, would have been a pretty
good indication that the Democrats had
the better of tho argument. What hap
pened was this: The plurality of Gov
ernor Pennoyer, Democrat, was reduced
from 8, 702 to 1, 900, and Representative
Binger Hermann, Republican, wal ro-
elected by a plurality Of 5000, compared
with l,635 in 1886 and 7,407 in 1883. The
Legislature romans Republican by a
very large majority, insuring the choice
OF a Republican to succeed Senator John
Nipple Mitchell. Doean't look much
like a ttdal.wave Of fres trade, joes it9
buffalo ExpresS
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-06-19
NOT A sEcESSIoNlST.
Facts which the Unreconstruoted Rebels
Seem TO Have Forgotten.

W Et6No EoEkottc't
There was a singular want OF logic
and propriety in the Confederate demon
stration at Richmond. The occasion OF
dedicating a monument to General Lee
did not warrant the least glorifcatioh
of secession. That splendid soldier
fought against the Union, it is true, but
he did not believe in the rebellion,
strictly speaking. He is on record even
as late as January 25, 1861, against that
method of adjusting the difficulty be-
tween the North and the South. THE
trainers of our constitution" he wrote
to his son, would not have exhausted
so much labor, wisdom and forbearancci
and surrounded 1t with so many guards
and securities, II 1t was intended to be
broken by any member of the Union at
will. 1t was intended fot perpetual
union, So expressed in the preamble,
and for the establishment of q govern
ment, not a compact" Those were his
honest views. lie was opposed to Sc.
cession and the policy ot b(hodshod
which jeff Davis and others favored.
Within a month Of the attack on Fort
Sumter he accepted promotion in the
tnlIcu ctaIcS aihIJ' anu 'oiSi"l ''SON'
had the utmost confidence in his 10y.
atty. 1t was not until Virginia seeded
that he resigned his commissioner
the theory that he must go with his
State, right or wrong.
The fact is ~indisputable that when nc
drew his sword against the Government
which had educated, trusted and
honored him, he WIS attuatcd solely by
q sense of obligation to Virginia, re-
gardless of his own feeling as to the
main question involved. That Is to
say, he was not at heart q secessionist.
He went into the war under protest, and
never at any time expressed his APP
prevail of the undertaking, either in
point of principle or as n matter OF eX-
pedicncy. There is nothing to show
that he changed his views in any es-
sential particular when he consented to
participate in the rebellion. The tech
meal idea of supreme duty to his State