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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

purnhan Emily and husband, to Theresa Geggus' IL ,
RockfcId Willamsbrdge Road, years - 20 man
Budfc Cbrlstiana 4, TO Eliza PlescoUO' io' ii'' P
Cnogan Matthew and wife, the Farmers Loan n anu
TrIst Coninany 1O5th-st, 2daNe years 10 wv M
cI1rrett Joanna Nicholas LuQuef, eAecr' e'O'' W.
1888 East II 4tlst, years, q 2to' hitchcock Willis
GRAY Matilda, TO Elizabeth W HhVchoo0N ~
ave n 35thst. | year year, SlOOOt , Gins g
169th st W Sherdan-ave years, 81. OO0;;,,, abav
Johnston Elizabeth and husband, 70 William J' Hs0''
No rs East Scth-st. ] month EZ:OVo. r, pov,orn n !
Stenhen and wife, TO william II bouIdii"I n
ttltSt adjoining lot 23l map OF MotthsVeh S"rS'
Morris Elizabeth to Isaac White and ano, NO l'4oo
Cd ave ID months, "A 900. - 80.
Pfefer Jacob and wife TO John tdehier' CUT
16oth Il and RailrOsdave, years. SlOc0Oe.. rodro
Seagrst jr Francis w and wife, 20 ID STUART DouEe
owl. eir 4Oth-st, Boulevard, . years, e-Oovu;
Gilleck. Sophia b, N Edward hhIatrlcA 'o'''O'
W Stl ave. years 5000 CAL. ID ava
shea John and Mary A. 10 Conrad stein. : -ua'e
s9thst ) years, $1,000 49,. ?. r.s.o . . s-ths,
SEAMAN. Samuel a. 10 Henrietta Dodge, o'hst'
Strike James a and wife, to John Jones and ano'
trrs ) 5.d.st Sth-ave. 1 year. $4,000. 49,,
Sneclner william 20 Mary Van Beuren. union
Place n 15tb-st, ) years, $4,000.
Stern Emily, to Amos r Emo, 103 Wooster-st years
as 900. . -, Co.. - 49,. - .
uoYsionst " Sufolk.st, . years $40. 500.
Talbot Emile To the Metropolitan Savings Bank 5
117th-st. q LexinQt nave. wear, 5000. a-.,
Mary 4 and ano 10 john CdmpOell, 5 oful-
st w 0th-ave, year, $4,000. ..,
Wenstein. Ascher TO Fred Mlddebrook, n lothst'
9th.ave year mortgages, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
.r,,prS ~, vpw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
The speculation In wheat was more active yesterday
and final quotations represented advance OF &c.
for tbe dav on active options. The sales aggregated
1880 600 bushels. Liverpool cable accounts were
strong This constituted the buish feature IN con
motion with the reduced estimates of the crop made
bv "Tbe Agricultur.st.o The visible supply state
,nent Of wheat showed an OF 1945 o6O bushels
NJ wheat OF corn 90, 626 bushels and OF O$tS +9i
974 bushels. october sold al 81 % I2G 81 90 " -
and closed at 81 OF Is; November at 81 Oo 6-t@
SI os "a closing at 81 0S "a December at ~ w 3-tG
a. 10 rs closing at 81 10 & and May AT 81 10 l-Za
81 10 5-s, closing at ~ ID 30 The spot movSmGnt
With file oDtion list Exporters took 100000 bushels
Corn oDened weak. thc first prices showing oeclne
of 1-2a1 4c the latter for October Inc depressing
features were reported large Ireigl ensnSe TtS ber
and al the West. AT the decline, however eHPorte,S
bOught freely talking in all about 100000 DdsielS HILL
for prompt and half for forward delivery .. ,..,,
Oats were dull and weak OF heavy receipts opOu
here and at the West. -, -, 49,. 81,
Lard opened steady, but ruled very dull all day al
months except october being nearly nominal Ia luc
absence Of business. The spot market also was uuI''
Wheat9September 81 O6 SO; october 81 o. Is
November 81 O8 81; December 81 10 3-5 January
81 10: February 81 10 So; March, II IA TO- NAY
CornOoctober, so IA cents; November, So l-8 cents
December "a rs cents; January, 81 cents, May
% September, 30 cents October, 30 3-S cents
November 33 3-8 cents December, 81 cents o,,
Lard-October, 81 1897 20; December, ~ 29d
81 26; January, 81 34d$7 36. NJ,
The receipts of grain and -four at New YORK Balt
more Philadelphia and Boston YESTERDAY were: Wheat
sG6 $3.50 bushels COIN 346,093 bushels; OATS, 80
bus hels total grain 1,5l5,3l9 bushels nour' 41pz'
packages All Chicago, Milwaukee and st: Lous
Wheat $50, 616 bushels corn, 450'039 bushels; Gl,s
277 1877 bushels; total grain 1247422 bushels flour
II DackageS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For spot Rio growhs the market Mss 1ti
but steady ~ 14ssc; sales, l. 600 bags NO n,,iS
and 1000 bag do AZ 12sc cost and Ireigh Mascaho
grades dull and sales, oOO pas h oDtion
and 20 bags Savanilla on private Vnns, aa 10 las
moderate the sales reaching JEW
First prices showed decline IS points on Dseemned
and 10 points other months but az the S1ose I'd
decline had reganed and Anal quoHons ~ ~
a advance OF 5al5 points a. follows SST
IL February, u.o0Gll. CO. March, l4VGIi 70 ,I
11.30all45 May u30d1l40; june lASo@tl.7V Su w.
II 30dl140 September 14.20d14 %; OctoDsI so
1890 November. l1s5Sol2o0 DeeemotS a., ~ 10 tiios
The official Rio cable quoted Regular flrsS w y "a
$50: Good Second 40 kilos) 300 EAchanee 10 ;
Receipts Rio, 900 bags Rio stock Soo'VVV DSssI
no market quiet; Rio shipments by steamer 20 G
States during week, "a 900 bags RIO shipments ~
United States during week, 1000 bags 40 shplpcH1os
To Europe during week 10000 bags no s.o ~
United States So 900 bags; Rio purchases Tor Europe
per cent prmage steamers loading ~ 30 ior umVe1
States 6; Good Average santos SUI receipts az
Santos IS 600 bags Santos stock 2oJ coo bags Sis0e
market weak Santos shipments for United Stas 49VoO
bags; Santos shipments Tor Europe, 9oOOO bags salt
purchases United States 25 coo bags Santos puehsse
Tor Europe 900 bags Santos freight per steamer 70
Havre 80 and 10 per cent prmage steamers loading ~
foT Europe 2; cleared from Rio september 10, s.
Finance 1900 bags. Continental and London advices
weak In tone
COIAON-The spot market continued dull and easy, but
nrces changed The sales were "a bales, al
lor consumption The total port receipts tOooy were
I'd 4l9 bales compared with 49, All bales the correspond
ng day and 1850 bales for the same day ss
bales against Sl 032 bales for the corresponding period
last year. -,.- $500, -, ,...,ao.
tion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 81 (SpeciaU.-It is said that the basis
of the very strong wheat market here to-day was
manipulation at Liverpool, probably In the interest
of New-York operators. Liverpool opened 1G2d
higher; closed at sn advance of / I'D. There was
probably less manipulation at Liverpool than Is sup
posed. English weather cold ana wet lhdu
probably was the real occasion for the unusual ad-
vance. Possibly II aided little by New Workers.
The excitement was a little aided also by the fact
that consols were lower December wheat opened
at 81 90 s sold between 81 and 81 OF Is and closed
al 81 90 5-6d 81 90 "a. II still the fact that
Western news all bearish. Minneapolis and Du-
Iuth had 1878 cars the arrivals here were 642 cars
The bull temper possibly somewhat inceased BY
the article of THE American Agr1cutuI1st on the
worlds food supply. In spite of the enormous clear
ances wheat is accommodating fast, while exports are
likely to decrease after November l. Corn was very
weak during the first hour rallied finally on enormous
charters about 100000 bushels. 1t Is generally
agreed that the September manipulation has closed.
OctoHr sold between 81 1-4049 10. and closed at
81 :]-S cents. Receipts $50 estimate for
Tuesday $50 Oats feautreless. keeping all
dav within 3-S range. Provisions were extremely
dull transactions being limited altogether 10 chang
ing Packers are made very bearish on next years
deliveries by the certainty of a magnificent crop.
Nearby deliveries are being maintained by phenOme-
nal cash demand. There we're 10000 hogs to-day
the estimate for Tuesday 10000. At the close pork
showed an advance saturday of ID to 10 cents
lard an advance Of IL cents; Nbs Of 1-2 to 5
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
1--WE STOCK MARKETs-gy TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Sept 21.-Cattle- Receipts for the last "a
hours 326O head total dl for week thus far 934o for
to New-York 4,340 on sale, 400; market opened
slow and draggy, closed dull, with some common Dts
light stockers and feeders easier extra steers 1500
70 Loo zoo s and ~ ppwsd rs . GG f6o 6
1.4Oo lbs, "a s6d So 10: medium butchers, LOO 10
T. 5S hand S 6 SIfeeFs soad TO
extra, 81 5Od 80 10 DO. do common - 2od - 40 ;
SOE 70 soG S0Sm on'fef 9 y 20 DO GOOD gSs
to extra corn fed 81 1888 so ycsrngs and stockcrs,
e. e 3 % meS cows 80 and Sp 10
to 2 per heaS a. to H1ay yeSl calves
hours 1890 head total for week thus s' far 80
for same time last week, 1850: consigned through,
4SS Of which n and to w % csD Sa e .r LOO
linds, closed very dun With number unsoh heavy
FED IS 4oSs SIS 60 Workers, good to best corn fed
IS 250S5 35 do, far 10 part oornfed S5a 30 ID {;
do light common to grassy, - 9os 50 TO- good heavy
aS4 25. Sheep and Lambs-Recelpts for the last "a
hours 300 90 head total f% Gcek thus far 500
1900: 70 New-York 400; on sale, 10000: market
opened Very dull tending lower fSr al but choice
choice "a 4oa - IS fair TO good, $8 sbas4 25 cps
ana common ~ 70 lambs so0o 70 choice NAIVE
common, % 56S4 % Canada, common to extra,
Chicago, sept 21.-"The Evening Journal reports
CattleReceipts, 10000 head shipments. 1000 head
o5ers endy prime HaRass q s say oS 70 s
81 90 rangers, SO 1894 IS: Texans. 81 25Rso s5
stocEers, g. s5s 81 95 native cows ga g. o. Hogs
Receipts, 1000 head shipments, 1000 head; market
show, steady to lower: rough and common, 50 cor
81 30; best packers. - 9oas5 IS; prime heavy and
butchers weights, as 3oas5 45; light s4as6 sheep
Receipts, 5000 head shipments, 5000 head: market
slow. weak: native ewes. - $50 - So prime wethers
81 s0G IS 20.
81. Louis, Sept. 21.-Cattle-Receipts, 400 head
shipments, $500 head Market steady al the decline
good 70 choice natives, "a s0d as so; fair 10 good
do, go 9od ~ 30; Texan aud Indian steers, 50 Boa
SO 40; Gamers, 81 3o9S2 90 Hogs-Receipts, 500
head: shipments. $500 head. MARKET 81 Toe lower
fair TO best heavy - loa g. 20; mixed grades - t
80 10; light. fair 10 choice, S5a IS Sheep-Re
eelpts. 400 head shipments 900 head. Market strong
fair 10 choice, s. 400 So 20
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BROOKLYN and BOSTON,
Via Long Island and Eastern states Line,

waterbury, Bristol New-Britain Hartford, Manchester.
WI mantlc Putnam, Blackstone and Franklin. Elegant
new solid Pullman vestbuled trains between Brooklyn,
Long Island City and Boston Without change, leaving
Rrookyn aud Long Island City at IL 700 daily ltn
Guiding sunday arriving in Boston at 100 a. m. -.
Leave Boston IN. Y and y. Il. r. II. station at II 700
p m arriving in Brooklyn and Long Island Cisy at 100
a.
Through tickets and eepngcar herths secured In New.
York foot OF East 34thst H. 1853 AIS, $50, lao and
1,3l3 Broadway.
brooklyn Flatbush-sve 1888 Futo1.st, 107 Broadway.
Long Island City r. r. Station. Baggage checked from
10 dnatlun nth
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. ennsyIvania
I'd RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot ~
Desbr0sses and COrtlandt Streets
as f0iiews;-
On and after September TtJb, 1891.

a..
THE FAST LINE
y ss coaas sna Pa c
10 next oA SosS. TO .e To-
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Pullman vesubuh
D @a sSs state Room sssns d1as
sdis. maid oSrSsfsEop library and Al q tss s s
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati $40 n n
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M, and Chicago ia a m. nsri
ST LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
300 =. M. ,pglIms1 yessbuie Sleeping CaEs from New
GrVss cne Pnfnf rs 01A M and s. S
TIE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Nd PTi@E xs RaJ sV S p1n sSs
Coaches from New-York 70 Chicago. Arrives IA Gil
csgo B 10 p. m. next day.
THE WESTERN FxPREsS
pts6gre, S. Louis CHICAGO CINCINNATI cieyslaad nd
Pitsburs % MchHond and Chicago Arrives a. ca!gn:
~ Com CONNECTS for Cleveland and Toledo dly sI s's
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SEQ RSns M. SssgnS ya C1S e Ns sy:
ma,d 9Sss day aas daily le rS e ss:
for Cleveland and Columbus, except saturday
'G Sa saspsI Co Essy Express with Through
BALTIMORE. wAsHINGT0S AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express of Pullman Parlof Cars
with Dining Car 10 Batmore) daily except Sunday,
1910 NJ, arrive washinRtoa 80 p M; sud Coz q:
gressiona Limited" daily, with Dining Car, al SEQ
arrive Washington rs D. regular express,
500 100. 80 and IL 100 m, 2:1o, 80 90 aai
p m. Sunday. is and 8 80 a m. 80. 20. md
- 100 D. M. and IL 16 night.
FOX ATLANTIC CITY, i 200 p. m. weekdays, VITA
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE NAV 0n m. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 90 100, 80, 100 40 100 Pennsylvania
Limited, with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington LIN.
tied, with Dining Carr, and II 100 m, L 20, 90
2:1o, 100, 30 :O0 80, 90, 90. 30 100 aaa
900 p. m. and y rs night accommodation II 10
700 40 90 Limitedj and 10 100 o. M 90, 90 So
500. 80. 100 and 100 M and II lis night As
conrnodation. 7 100 p. m.
For Tne- tnbes Of trains local points the Pnnsy.
Railroad System, apply at the following Tieka
Offices Nos 435 $40 and ga Broadway, Aston House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt st Courtsl,
500 Fulton-sk, and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot d
Futon-st, Brooklyn as Hudson-st, Hoboken Stltoc.
Jersey City.
The New.fork Transfer Company will call for and checs
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 Destination
CHAS r. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
Manager General Passf Agent
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HAVANA MARKET.

Havana, sept. 21-Spsnsh gold 1850 o35 a Ex.
change quiet the United States short sight, gold
quiet on Saturday 1,45o bags centrifugal 90 de-
grocs polarization were sold at s3 IS gold Ser ouirtsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo' OF Cortiana' ana ~"
~ M FOR Mauch Chunk and intermediate points No.
slo a. m Geneva Lyons, Elnr1 KocnssIIer o bN
Pottsvillc aud principal local
rhsr Cs- 10 Lyons and Pullman Car 70 sspenso bsNs~
~ o a m for Mauch Chunk and lntcrmeiiate points
IL 20 a. IN for Elmrs and intermediate pohs.. ft,s
m for Tunkhannock and interneulaH polhss e.-is.
Car ~ Tupkhannock Connection 70 Reading ana harm"
burg. = , ~ tvnction and nrlncipai inter.
,oaSiate ppoints Chair Car l.. and j Junction chat,
IN n M FOR PottsVtlle and intermediate poihOS' N
Car 10 Pottsytle. c.,,b ana ,,tsrmedlate points
20 p. n. FOR Mauch CHUNK s 1nu in'ere4@'
80 D. for Geneva l&o Son 20 voas and sus.
pension Bridge. ,o m rr.ao n w 1 d. m and
az ~ m connect for all points In Mahoaey ana hasa
ton coal reEi0i' SUNDAY TRAINS. .......
~ Chunk. Ha1elton and intrl.ooS9sts
,,o,ott and ii a. m. for Shenandoah ana mOer'n'
pontS ~ far Mauch Chunk and n,sro edste po.ntf; ,,
90 y m for Geneva, Lyons El1ii~, hoehe's,,j sns
,,o ' and ths West Pullman SleS0es TO Lyons anu
pension Bridge ,,,o., on.o oqS Rroadway.
m, Sc,gYork Transfer Co. will call ter anu 49,
BAGGAGE from hotel or residence through 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
REAL ESTATE.
n,,s,vrce AT THE EXCHANGE.

III. increased attendance at the Real Estate Elk
.,a,ro onA the large offerings which are now ao'er
led for the next month indicate great confidence ~
An. future Of the market, and the number OIL priVO
vestors who are the lookout for Da's'n's -
this coincidence is Justified AS usual during
s,'O" -i" eason the activity IS chiefly in the an
the RrS %aUTs and on Long Island large es being aa
vertlsee iVp ~ IN those localities. The sale 10
week n nv r. Y Harnett Co. Of over 500 lots az
st 'IaGsonhurst will be test Of the present con-
dluoh ne ~ Exchange yesterday william Kennedy soI1
Al oT and MD West Fifty second st., two hyesHoC3
brick , teIen 1In n1sintn In the proceedings.
The following private sale Is announce nd In the
90 have sold Tor John Mack eighty aces OF S1 ~
KaInsRt and tuxedo Park. Twenty seven acres .,
H nnTcbase are In Lake Anthony Inc price Pau
VA 200, and the purchasers are hessrs' "0
cav limerick & Jones.
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Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- office OF the Supervising Archtect Treasury Depart
ment Washington, d. C., until ocioek D. m, on tho
rals Tor general repairs b. heating aus,
etc IN dc U. Court House and Post ONCE Huldlng
al New York City, New York In accordance with the
aons copies Of which may be had At this office
or the ance Of the Custodian at NewHork city NewHOk
zach bid must be accom- anIed 10y certified check for
sum not fe-s than per cent OF The amount OF ule
prouosal The Department will reject all bids received
after the time herein stated for opening the same also
bids which do comply stricuy with all the require
nents OF this Invitation. Proposals must be enclosed
In envelopes scaled and marked Proposal for the Gen
era Rears 90 the Heating Apparatus, etc, In the u 5
Court House AID ost once Building at Newlofk CITY,
NeW-Y ork." and addressed 10 w. j. EDBEOOKE super
yislDg Archlt-ct
September Il. 1891
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
= Office Of Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
n,rut Warrington ID. c.. until o'clock p the IN
day ~ October 1851, all the labor and materials
orsd FOR the Erection and Completion Except Heating
kppafatusl Of the United States PostOnce bildne A.
HobOken y. j. In strict accordance with the drawings
and speclnoatons copies Of which may be had appc
oa ~ his oce a; the Office Of the Superintendent at
IIonosen, y. i. Each bid must b. accompanied by q
rerned check Tor not loss than cent Of the
d. received afer TIE time herein stated for opening the
same hl.o bids which do comply strictly with all the
recurenents nf this Invitation. Proposals must be In
closed In envelope se1ed and marked Proposal for the
Erection and Completion Except Heating Appara:s) Of
the = = Postonice building at HObOken, NewJereey y
and addressed f. " j. EDBRookE, Supervising Architect
September z. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22

New.York Monday. Sept 81
The following sale was held at the Exchange anu AUG
ton Rooms to-day: - sos vss.
Two 5story buildings, win lots o. o9 81 an q Alex
52d-st n : us IT 10th-ave, lots ZoNlVV'o edO"' -
aDder ihsyef With lot No 1873 e5hst 10th
ave was withdrawn. - 49, oo.o.u t=oth.st and
Sales Of plot OF land on 3daVe corner aadonrned 70
Sentemb q
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STAINED.

Iivernoo teeVrams-I 40 D. m.-Recepts, 5000 bales
OF which American 5000 bales. sales SOOO DaiSs,
which Tor speculation and export LOCO bales AerlcS
1000 spot market steadler noung, market
onensd A. an advance 7a0 points but az the close
retstiJn OF points had taken place SAFES TO tVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-22
LAChAWANNA AMI

WESTERN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line Vestlbulee pullman CoasneSs: xnres,
m-Bunalo Rlchheld SPRING and Osweg9 PSs,ns
via PateFson for Water Ga slEoudsoars SspsnSs Bats
Vie sherbufne Waerye Richled Spsuss, -
M Morrs ,sreone, Oxford, Norwich Cortland syrsct~s
t-,on Intermediate stations. Connects a.
Wien trains for PtJston, Wnkeso psnsHiie anu
49, risnd: I'd RulralO with trains for ne NesI
90 a. m-BinehAIntOn Mail via B0onton ,,... ca,
D. and Elmira Express Tor Ma,sE eop.
Strodsburg scranton, O~cgo, Wakcfy ana hJf's ga
meets scranton with trains Tor Pi'tstoh hHs''VA ~
NO D. m-Scranton. wikesbarre and Plymouth E''
go D. M (day)-Bufalo Limited RNpress via PsS;s s
son for Stroudsburg Scranton, Bnghamf0n, OMSO w
verify Elmlru. Corning Bath. wayand, DanVhe a.
Morris Sc, arriving In Buffalo az 80 a. M o..-.
D. NJ tdalyl- Buialo Rehfeld SPRINGS ara Os .,,saS
Expres. for stroudsburg scranton; Bnehamton Sos h
Sv.ssrviiie tT,ice BE- and at points Buffalo DyiSios
asnnects with trains for the Wess
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NGV-YOTk & LONG Branch Railroad.
AUTUMN SCHEDULE.

AUTUMN bCHEDULE.
Trains leave New-Yo.k for Red Bank, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant
From foot OF LiDerty-st4 90 10, IL is 80,
80 (express), 100, 80 (expressl $50, 100 y. IN
SUNDAYS, 9 l5 a. 100 y. m.
From foot OF COrtland or Deshrosses sts9 10 a. NJ,
j. noon 40 (eNprfss) 30 express, 10, D. Sum
DAYS 40 H., 10 p.
sunday trains not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove.
HUFUS BLODGETT Supt. n Y. and L. b. Il r. .
II. z. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass. Agent c. 4. f. co. OK
n. ).
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flats to Eet, FURNISHED.
A MAGNIFICENT APARTMENT richly furnished
N containing 10 rooms also very ATTRACTIVE uhIurleheu
suite for small family In
THE KNICKERB0CKER,
247 jth-aye-.
Southeast 2Sth-st
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XNyEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. G.,
w IL. r. R. r. Co., LESSER Trains leave West 42d-st.
earlier from tac lot OF Jay-st, New Y YSk u
Hamilton London Detroit and CHICAGO. 10 90
BITS M t Sd5 p M s.; Lo os :, Is 49, TO-
buffalo Utca syracqSe Rochester Suspension Bride
Eas9S aSiS' rims o1y TO- TtieSl Kna,toa cats
XII and Albany, 3 80, = rs, 10 co. It'll :SS a. m
"a 90 = rs s:15 D M. CfanstOn's. West Point, Corn
wall .Yewbugh, g 49, ;l5I 25. 10 oo3, 10 ~
.si5' III :45 p. m. Montreal and Canada Fast rs
a. M, IS Is D. m. Elegant sleeping cars FOR Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Toronto troit Chles9S and s. LSuis Ga
Xil other trains eany except, sunday g Leaves
Brooyn via Brooklyn Annex no go a. M 20 90 p m
City r. r. r. station, N II 20 a. az 3o ~ NJ
Dor tickc timetable paror and sleeping ear sseonmo-
daons or information apply oces Brooklyn, 1888 Washing
ton-st 526 Futonst. Annex oniee foot Of Futon-st
yew.YOrk City, Nos. 211, 3G3, 1855. 042 Broadway, l45
Bowery l. PARK Place 50 West i25hst and West shore
Stations OF West 32dst. and foot OF Jayst, n T.
c. z. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt
ave. Voc vor
rrITF ROCK OF oPFN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
Inust sted. The standard authority American open
alr amusements. Rules FOR sailing, swimming, ball play
ing shOqspE hogse6eSE iLSng Se Se IN full 81 , sei
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Gountrp 1]ropertn for sals ano 90 Eet

Gountrp 1lropertn for Gale ano 90 tft
FOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAIN.
"RIVERVIEW," NORWICH, CONN.
Residence in perfect repair $40 feet by 400 feet stable
and mans house; abundance fruit OF the most Az
tractve places in Norwicl& house contains "a rooms on
direct hOse-car route Ave minutes walk from Free ad-
envy Park Church; ilhealth cause OF sale ADDRESS
SIDNEY IT. RNEIs OF j. Palmer story, Real Estate Agent
<, UBURBAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, lncor-
- pOrated. Main Office III Broadway, New YORK
Branch offices in all desr sbe localities suburban Prop
erty fo9 sale, rent and exchange. complete lsJs.
Reliable information CHAS. ]. ZIpPEL, Sec'y.
III HOMAsTON HIGHLANDS Of Great Neck, command
ing view Of Long Island Sound and Manhass9tt Say.
Right OF way gran ed with villa site. Property
fnily restricted Seven and 6 cottages for
sale by w. r. GRACE CO.. Hanover Square, New-York.
5000 cash down. $50 monthly.
ITO LET low, for the winter, Hudson River Rail
road hour out. an S-room cottage, furnished; also
one 12-roon, not furnished
II. p. DE GRAAF, Bowery Bank. New-York.