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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
ON A CROSSING.
An Express mt Fifty Miles an Hour Hits n
Wagon and Kills Three People.

GREENsBUBG, w. VA, November IS.
The Youghiogheny Express, running
fifty miles an hour, struck wagon al
the southwest branch crossing this
evening. demolishing the vehicle and
instantly killing three Of the four oc-
cupants.
Their names are: William Calvin,
aged thirty years; James Welsh. aged
twenty-six years, and Johnnie Mccain,
aged eight years. Willie Mccain, Il six.
year old boy, was so badly injured that
be will die. The bodies Of the killed
were terribly mangled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

RUTLAND, VI, November ls.-Capt
David Hutchinson, OF the town OF Day,
up among the hills, celebrated his nine.
ty-thIrd birthday recently by shooting
in the AdIrohdacks deer which weigh
ed 267 pounds.
Capt. Hutehinso Is famous hunter,
and, despite. his great age. be tramps
with his rifle eight miles daily In search
OF game. Ip the year 1865. when be
was sixtJ-efght years old. he killed
fifty.fye deer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
GOSSIP ABOUT ROYALTY.
Prince George is Better and the Princess
OF Wales is Visiting.

oA Waies ~ sisitiuSs
LONDON, November IS. ~ Prince
George, second son of the Prince of
Wales, who is suffering from :enteric
fever at Marlborough House, coatinues
to make satisfactory progress.
The Princess of Wales has NOT been
In England for several weeks. she hav-
ing gone on visit to her father, the
King Of Denmark, at Fredensburg.
Subsequently she accompanied the.Czar
and Czarina to Livadia, in the Crimea,
where she took part in the
celebration Of their Majesty's :sil-
yer wedding. She has, Of course, been
notified several times daily as to the
condition OF her son, and though the
kilograms sent to her have all said that
Prince George was In no serious danger.
she has become so anxious regarding
him that she has cut short her visit In
Russia and started home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Ready tn ALL

New YORK. November ls.-The United
States cruisers Atlanta and Bennington
are ready TO sail from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard should they be ordered TO do 50 to-
day Though no official announcement has
been made, the general impression is that
the Atlanta will go 70 Rio de Janeiro and
the Bennington 10 ST. Thomas, w. l.
The Chicago will not be ready for sea for
ten days yet: when ready she viii 90 out
and test her guns and engines.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Irish Railway Wreck

DUBLIN, November ls.-A serious rail-
road accident occurred to-day at the Down
Patrick station. A passenger train was
standing at the station, when an engine TO
which no carriages were attached, crashed
through the rear OF the stationary train.
The rear carriages were badly wrecked,
and more than twelve Of the passengers
were injured. Some Of the persons hurt
are in serious condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Ranlon in Training.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, November IS
Edward Hanltn, the oarsnan, arrived here
to day from Victoria, B. c., and viii 20
into training for his race with Alex Me.
Lean. OF New Westminster, 3. c., which
takes place here on the .29th inst Hanlon
allows Mclean one hundred yards start in
three miles. He is desirous Of obtaining q
match with Henry Peterson, of this city.
aud offers to row the latter for thousand
dollars a side, Peterson to fix the date Of
the race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
LOTTERY OFFICIALS

Indicted at Charleston for Sending Lot
terry Advertisements Through the Mail.
SpseiaE Ts!sofam to he RS0lStsr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, November Is.
The United States Court grand jury
returned indictments this morning
against Paul Conrad, President, and
fourteen others of the Louisiana Lottery
for violations Of the anti-lottery law, in
sending advertisements through the
mail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
A Fin Plate Bluff.

LONDON. November ls.-The tin plate in
dustry in South Wales is in an exceedingly
depressed condition. Since Monday last
several works have shut down, throwing
large number of men out OF employment.
In many cases where the men have nothing
but iheir wages TO depend upon there is
much suffering. They and their families
are completely destitute, and that TOO at
the very beginning OF winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
The Elder Not Heard From.

BREMEN, November 1S.-The North Ger
man Lloyd steamer, Elder, Capt. Bauer,
which left New York November I, bound
for this port, has not yet arrived at South
ampton, his port of call In England, and
some of those having friends on board Of her
are becoming anxious. The company's
officers here state, however. that they be
lieve the Elder is safe, and that she has
been merely delayed by heavy gales.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Another Body Found.

oftctuF IsteQT VEF % ~ AsVNtssVI
BURGETTSTOwN, PA, November Is.
When the debris from the burning
railroad wreck had been removed to-
day the bones Of second man were
found. He is supposed to have been
tramp who was taking a free ride on
the freight when the collision occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
burglars. Big HAM.

ALLENTOWN. PA, November fe.--Burg-
lars last night visited the house OF Charles
Holbach. at Chatsaqua, and stole $500 ia
gold. a quantity Of Jeweiry and s20.OOO
worth OF bonds and other papers. The
morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Murder Case Ualled.
Spscsol TELEGRAM to ne Reqls'er.

WASHINGTON, PA, November IS
The case of AL. Catlin, charged with
numbering his mistress, Emma Gross.
az Mcdonald, was called in Court this
evening. The jury was made up and
Court adjourned until tomorrow. At
torneys Amspoker and McGifin are de-
Tending Catlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
WIN Accept the Reduction.

PITrsBUBG, Pa, November Is.-The
employees OF the nail department OF
Oliver & Roberts wire works were not
fed to-day OF twenty per cent reduc-
tlon Ia wages. The men are not organ
lied and will accept the reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
One Killed.

SILVER SPRIRGs. n. Y, November 1S.-
Train No. 5 on the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg railroad, when near the depot al
Perry. left the track and rolled down the
embankment thirty feet Mr.. hoyt, OF
Rochester, was seriously injured ana MS
,,,ifa killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Bad Railway Wreck.

SHANoKIN, PA, November 1S.-Two ex-
press trains on the Philadelphia and Erie
railroad collided at Jersey Shore this after
noon, and L. Ray and Harry Bard were in
stantly killed. Engineer Williams bad
both legs broken and cannot recover.
Twelve pa lsengers were also injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Printing Press seized.

LONDON. November ls.-The TcleWdphs
correspondent in st. Petersburg says an
illegal printing press has just been seized
by the authorities there.
Revolts due to the famine and attended
with considerable bloodshed, are reported
in Charkoff and EkaterinoslaY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

sTBgEE is great activity In the McDon-
aid oil field, /" said Dan List, who returned
yesterday from brief sojonrn there. ssThe
Belmont and Eureka 6eld Il not 70 be com
pared with IL in output, and IL Is little
wonder that the Belmont field Just AZ
present Is being depopulated. The oil ten,
dency now Is McDonaicW " nrd.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
MUST NOT PUBLISH CUTS OF COINS.
Not Even the Inscriptions on Coins May
he Printed In Newspapers.

WASHINGTON, November Is. News
papers having published cuts OF United
States coins, the Secretary OF ths
Treasury has issued circular letter, in
which he says:
/ deem II advisable for the benefit Of
the general public TO state that while
the publishing OF such cuts has always
been considered, and In fact, was harm
less heretofore. there is now law on
the statute books, which was approved
February 10. 1891, and which is known
as public Act No. II, that forbIds the
makingor publishing Of anything In re-
semblanre to any Of the coins OF the
United States or OF foreign govern
ments, npt even the inscription thereon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
For pefraudlnr the Government.

OTTAWA, ONT. November lS-J. r Ar
mold. formerly Mechanical Engineer Of the
Public Works Department, was arrested
This afternoon charged with couspiring. TO
defraud the Government. He was imme-
diately bailed out
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Husband and wife mnrasred.

ALLExTowS. Pa, November ls.--Mrs
Wm. Knipp was murdered and her hus-
band fatally assaulted at Ironton this even
ing. II is reported that their murderer
has been arrested
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

PiTTsBURe, Pa, November is.-Ths
report that Andrew Carnegie was inter-
ested in starting labor candidate fund
Ia England and had contributed largely
toward IL, was denied by that gentle
manfn an interview here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
neolIns 10 Corton nid II.

GREENWOOD. Miss, November lS.-S. II.
Sellinger, wholesale merchant and cotton
factory, was attached by NJ. Levy & Son,
of New Orleans, for S27 900. The failure
was caused by the recent decline in cotton
Liabilities. $40, 900: assets. 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
woman.. Indian Associa ion.

PrrTsBURG. Pa. November iS.-The an
rpsl meeting OF the Womsh's National ln-
dian Association is in session in the First
Christian Church, Allegheny. About 200
ladies, representing associations in various
naris Of the country, are in attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

Certainly. in ono instance. II does
Hoods ssrsaparil'a ts the great protec
ton against the dangers OF impure
blood, and II will cure or prevent ali
diseases Of this class. Il has well won
its name the best blood puriGer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

When the lips are dry or SCARED.
When the teeth are dark or cuIl,
When the tongue is hot and hard,
And fills the tainted mouth TOO full,
The magic SOZODONT supply,
And all those ills before it fy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
several Ininrad.

SoUTH BEND, IND, November lS.-Two
sleepers and a dining car on the Lake
Shore limited, due at Chicago at ten o'clock
TODAY. was Gerailed five miles west OF Elk
hart II is reported that several were in
iured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

BILLroUssEss, constipation, torpid liver
etc, cured By Miles Nerve and Liver
pills, 80 doses 25c- Samples free at The
Logan Drug Co Is sud r. B Burt,s and at
Bowie Bros, Bridgeport. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19
Another Crooked banker.

BERLIN. November 1S-Another brnker
of this city has been arrested on charges Of
misappropriation OF deposits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-19

Cough, and { Colds. Those who are suffer
ing from Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, etc. 4.
should Try BRows's BROScHIAL TROcaxs. sold
Q nIE " , zss.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
ALI RAIL ROUTE
M, NIL n.IIARE IL

All .41lA..- 4l,sn-4.4Nr AZ 90, o:lO,
# IS a. NJ 80 80 800 p M sundays' l5 a. M.
4co & in GRs1 T6Hs branch and points south to Point
plcaCant at 80, ) 10. II Is a. No.. 80 80.
= o0 ) 8 100 z. SundayA except ocean
I've toV and AsbGry Park Q 10 a. nl., 90 p ~
Tnte-enod Toms River. Ear cgaJ Park and Barne.
For Reach Haven Atlantic City Vncand and Brdgeton
at 80 oicrmor,5 mo Reach ard Seabrght at 40 Is
20 -aT q 80 p1IT2 wv %rPHIA B.lTInOeE AID
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
PEOoRpEp MORTGAGES.


August Frederick, to NaylOr' 100 Enst years.
Besudet John, to D Garrison, 2lst-st' New-sVe'
Congregation Chasam Sopher To Mutual Life lns Co'
q Cnton-st. $ Houston-st, year, S4,0O0o ,oo
Same same property, mos, SiO'DUJ.., .,o .
Cautier, NJ to P Smith s 4oth-st 'tn-aVe'
cseids john to zetner 054 East l65th'st demand
Hawkins. George L. to Mutual Life Ins Co. 125th'
st w year $1,000. S.,i,cs In
xt,tation n 5 2ist-st 6th.ave years, SooOO; . -
Mejsser George, 81, to N A Chedsey, l9th's|
Martin Eli, 70 II FreuDd : 7sth-st othaVe'
1,cSeison Isidor TO studnsk, 42o East 1lsth-st
- McGuire Thos j. to A Hallgartcn, S 1o2d-st
pth.ave. years 5000 -, . . ,ok.h 81 .
willis ave installs. 81 600. , ,,,...,o,
OiUalloran Edward. Dry Dock savings lnSttuVioh'
4, 8 Market-st : hcnryst year SloOOO' ,,,, go .
oshorn Kate T. 10 ] Wohlfarth, Madison-ave, 8
feJ Maass Las 10 Bowcry Savings Bank, Sd-st, e
Avenue C. ! year, 2 motgases $4,000 , . . ,.
Rspslye Phebe A. to Gordon, looth-st bou-
Same 20 Barnes, prcperty: years S3,V IN; -.
Rohrs Frederick TO J \ Ward et al, fV'hss
, Lvepue A years. ) mortgages, s32, 500:
sehaller Frank L, TO i Scib 81 NorOK-st year.
u 900. r,..o, ,,,b,ve n
60'psS 'rpnSorSn Francis J. to dc f. weekcs, 22dst,
Wessen otto 10 II Wiener, 9th-ave, n 95th-st D
years Ss 600. - ,>,;,., o. ~ cor Maria
ave and 16Oth-st. year. $500
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
HallrnaoS
pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
Desbrosses and COrtiandt Streets,
rs fOiioWS:-
On and after September Tth, 1891,


THE FAST LINE
500 A. M.-Puman vesibule Sleeping and Parlor Cars
Ar5ses osV11a3 m no 20 T Columbus So and 81 81
Louis 700 p m next day Connects. asO, for Toledo
TIiE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composed exclusively of Pullman Vestlbule
Drawing and State Room Sleeping, Dining; smoking
ssaosTseRsss t1 i;Gsn nReas
ycnenees OF bone or oce Ightcd b. Stationary and
movable electric lights Arrives cineinnat 40 a. n;
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Dining Cars ttofn Nss = s. Sais and
ITrves ccnas Il rs n and pfs S. LOUIS 90
p. IN. next day
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ing and PennsyvunIa Rsiiroad Vessiib1e PASSENGER
Ss$S Hl' m nc1s dsy 70 'N'as0 A'' IL 0
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$50 p. M.-Pulman YoAibue Sleeping Car New; YORK 70
rt,burg S. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland and
FPfSBn DEg cr dSS NWGS 70 y co aa
bus oS p H.. Cinsnnati . 80 p M ChcaSSo CaS o,n 80
m 1a for o & and d. rocdc daily except
500 mpSWsn Buffet Sleeping cs5 ho NsEYSS sc1 Gso, 70
XsIg' & foh 70 rIoPs ~ eoSabns Ha e Is D S
Cleveland S5 p N. day, and daily et Chicago
and for Cleveland and Goainou' except Satarday
4CS .r J.1y y.:y Express with Through
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE s"UTH
Washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Paror Cara
with Dining Car to BatmoreJ daily. except Sun99ay
10 10 m, arrive Washington 80 o. m. and 'CeA
Rressional Limited" daily, with Dining Car. at go
D. arrive Washington 25 D. m. regular express
$50 90 80 and II 100 10, 30 100 and d
sunday a:i5 I'd 80 q =. m. 80 800 and
FOk ATLANTIC CITY, ! 100 D. m. weekdays, VIII
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE NAV :00 n m wenkd7vs.
FOR PfIrTtDEIpWYA.
Express 90 20 100, 80. 100 40 700 Pennsylvania
Limited, with Dining Car. and 10 10 Washington Linn
ted, With Dining Car and i 200 M % IL 20 I'd ! :ooi
100 p. m and II rs night. Accommodation II 10 ..
m. 4:40 end 100 p. m. sunday Express 10, 80,
100 40 100 Llmited) and 10 :C0 900, 200, 80.
$500 80. 100 and 100 p. ~. and - rs night. Ac-
co-rrnndation : 100 p. m.
For TiEciabcs Of troins 10 local points the Pennsy
Wanna karoad System. apply at the following Ticket
Onces Nos. 495 $40 and 0i4 broadway Astor House,
aud foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts Courtst
500 Fulton-st, and Broodyn Annex Station, foot OF
Fvltonst: brooklyn; rs Hueson-st. Hoboken; Station
Jersey CRY.
The New-York Transfer Company VIII coll and
from hotels and residences through to destination
CHAS T.. PUGH. j. y. WOOD
General Manager. General Psss'f Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
XX1LsT SHORE RAILROAD. N. Y. c. &

WLsT oHOKL KAILhUAD, q. J. =; g
w H. E. r. Il. CO., Lessee Trains !eale West 42dst.
station Nov. as follow aud 20 minutes earlier from
ue foot OF Joy-,s Ne"-4 ofk Hamilton London Detroit
Louis IS, SIS p Toronto 10 200 a m Is as rs,
Siasa Faii, $50 iS To- 90 q q 70 20 IS Is % g * m
mi AZ a m CFunS only Ctca) Kingston, Cats
Iii and Albany 3 80, = l5. 10 90; TIL :$5
vi vail TO- NeWbnrgh, 90 = Is, { IS 10 o. 10 :IS
"A III az a m i Is, "A 200. 80 . is, :35, f6 80,
Sis, III IS ?. N. Montreal and Canada East II
a M. 3 is D. N. Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. 10 onto. tro Chicago sd St Louis o.
All through trains oarlioga and Caldwell axe O. orge,
a. M. tuaror tichcdl. ksatcskl, Hunter,
o5a?t bociapnic, GRAND Hotel Station and PhOeniea,
tain ain NeHPaH lake; Nio6on1 and Minnewaska, 80
All otEer talHs daily e@cept sunday. 4 Leaves
Brookln via Biook Annex. ttlo 40 A. M % 90 p m.
Icrsev p. station, p II 30 a0 IS y.
For ticScts tlneabes paor and sleeping NeconmG.
daons or nfc stOn apply o1icc EF00alyc 233 Washing
ton.st.. 726 f1tODst, AnneX oniee o5t " Fulton-st
1oety j. ParE place 80 West 125h-st aad Nest Shore
stations foo OF West 42dst. and foot OF Jayst, n. Il.
g. r. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent, Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
Nrw.nonK. oNrANIo ANn WE.rEnN RAILWAY

eor,r lron, oot Jag-s.l for Addleto~u, B0omAs4mg,
- Eerv- Fnsburg Liberty, Livingston Manor Han
ocs Cafbndale scranton Walton, D,hi, sidney, Nor
ch EdmesIon, tlc4. Rome, oneida. Oswego, Detroit.
Oh99sfS p r., Campbell Han. Lates MohonE and Min.
.SasLa WAIKIKI NaGcy Stations Nj d-town. RlOOmir e
hug Eeniile. Fallsburs Hurleyyiile' Liberty, Rock
iAn5'no p. NJ. daily, Middletovn Bllsburg, Liberty.
I5Tnrston Manor. ltocka1G. Walton, Sidney, NO nieh,
HS,'oide O.rego. Rochester Ni1Iaf2 Falls N1tfclt
GnIalo and Wet prilusn sleeres reclining chair ear
p1inan sleeping ear brths oAia1ed At 3e3 nroadway
N.v. Ycrs. J.. {. Anderson, g. p A., 10 Exchange
place, EcW-l Otk,
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
nkLAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND

II y I
Shortest Lluc. Ncstlbuitd Pullman Coaches.
a. m-BuaaO, Richhed spring. aud Osut 80 h press,
via Paterson, iof Wafer G StrOudsburg Scranton, Bng
hanJOn OWcgO, Ithaca, WaNelly, klm.rs Corning Bsth
Dslsy lie Sherburne. Wetev,lle Rchfed spnss, Utca
Fulton and Intermediate stations Conncc.s AZ Scranton
,yt trains Wke
uInt,riaud ~ Ilufao with for tho Wet
30 A. m.-lBnghant0n Mail, VIA BOJntoa.
] D. m-Binghart0n ard Elmlia Express Water GAP
StfoidsbuF2, scranton. OWeco NGNery and Elmira
meets az SerGnton trains for Pitson Kingston and
W ilkesbarru.
4:io p m.-Seanton, W!ikesbarre and Plymouth Tx.
80 D. IN day.-BuGalo Limited Express, via Pater
scranton, Big4n1Uial. OWcro ~
very. FlInira. Cosnins, laih. Wsyand. Daayille Ne
Morris Sc. arriving w Buffalo az 80 a. r..
y. m tdanv Buffalo R'hAeld Surnqs and oswego
Stroudshurg Scrlrt8n. ptrahantol
FyrseUo Fuiton Greene Oxford Norwieh SSerhu, - a.
waisryIlie UtIcs Be- and al noins on guaalo piysion
with trains for the West
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
NGV-Y0fk & L0Ir Branch Railroad.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE.
Trains leave NewIor< Jcr Red Bank, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, AsOurv Park and Point Pleasant:
From foot Of LiDertyet4 30, 15, II .l5 m, 80,
80 (exprcss), 90, 80 (exTress 80, 100 p
Sundays, 8 15 a. n., 100 y.
From foot Of Ccrtlandt or Des6rosses sts-9 10 a. M
p. Sundays, Q 40 a. H., D 10 2. m.
Sunday trains do not stop at Asburg Park and Ocean
Grove.
RUFUS BLODGETT, Supt. y. Y. and L. B. r. r.
II. p. BALDWIN, Gcn'l Pass Agent c. H. l. Co. or
" J.
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
REAL ESTATE.



v..,erday was an OF day at the Exehanso' ,he
sssas. .s small and there were only few
bsdders r. " Harnett Co., offered unucF
No oso West one-hundred- thirty lourt-st ess.
of Resbt, ave- a hve-story brick nat on io' -oAo9
u sold 4 500 70 Louis e IN Ser.l No s4s c5erTys
et Of jackson the property consists @ o. az er &
bnck stable on full o and Sroog @ SgoV ~ n IiG Muey n
gsn son d y ss ss sso %ess al
ournse 70 sspsIscsT so 70 George baker Two fourstoy
,,s,vae houses a. Onehunded and orty-sxtn ana ono
Hundred and fortyssventh sts' ana ST. NlchoaS ave.
New.York, Thursday. September H. 1891
The following sales were made at the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day -
With ,s' NJ foI: Ss2 Ei5aisa stih's ss.S5S S'
cc cstSFg Of isS Ts o AS w,tsse ss GOO
sIsSe se Of one 'I5t lot in Shave. was with
drawn
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rR> >NsFERS--N Y. CITY
Madson-ave, W :. 1894 1so-st 2lIxe4si oo
justin wOntan and ws C. 70 .s; hs1e aLd u 09S o 70
&lcSacl Fay and another. 2l''oo
Lott s1 70 Ss eRs york a. jacob 'S cs' to
Ave. s.ScO G. S0%sa Cor i5thst l59xss Mary Reilly
PiSe,st Nos SS and ara = & and ITO Henrys iou 1s5 coo
1soast R. S SD t 10 maSaaS books 10000
2ste,st ,. Np III WGst 1,n Emile hcser "u IL 200
Bedford.st (No 80 Julius Dieyfus TO hfl'' 10
GDw1eser
e7thst JOB ~ Of IeNneDPhigi Ihiis gSe ~ e95oO
s o~sr. y - ,cdr,s IN " Washburn.... 1&c
l1sth-st 22s4 r. o. lftsies No 4o 1000
q4th.st No 2i3 West. 5, 1888 ~ OF 1th@Ne'
2l sx9se: r Hughes TO Robnson. j
6od-a 6, 25o It " Of 9h-sNe' 25%lOooi Lee :,
p,ttost No 20: w Friedman 70 II Friedman
Psrk.ave e 5. % II n Of 3Ttnst 2lXSO; ID NC =,
Firoy and wife Ss rah r Hard l
1sth.st s s. 15s ft Avenue c, 25d033; Ablu
KS;.,or KS. and !. LGu' Maf ana W'e" 10 16 900
DelaSSey-ssi t1 and ia ~ tS Lob 2i,5OO
sSdst rrrST nspS 80 At,es %scCmson $1,000
s7th-st n s. 375 II W on-aye, l6-sx10oSi Alfred
p Seaman Saml \ Seamen 49,.
2istst No ESQ Vest Bernhard travis 20 10000
7sth.st Nos III ard ii6 west. Patrick Farley to
lSets: t = lSt r sSltsP 70 bGa &aParea $4,000
MotriS,aye cSS cor II ooS9i 'o e75o
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
-oT PryII IN T.PHIA. BSITI hoeE AID
fV' MAshINGTON.


ror Pbladelphla 81 so, 40 20 70 ;oo II 80 a m
nisSt. SUNDAYS, 9 90, 10 80. II 80 a. M. 2 90 3So
Gy; SH & and Was6i ton daily at oo II 8O
nini1r Cas-, a. NJ. 90, 80 Dining Car. 9 90 D.
y is night. ., % - ~ ,.oo = IN
80 D. m 10 10 night (ehcebt SATURDAY nlght sunday
50 90 100 p. hsVo connection for Reading Har
Pr sunbGry aud Wilismspor,, VIA Philadelphia. az 40
q NJ q 80 Bnfet P2rlor cay, ;So p NJ II midnight
VekeLs and Parlor Car seats can be precured at a. M
oe1 Ii5 0I4 LAO, 323 PrC1dWay. 531 0th-ave. e0$
w., IS5,-st is4 East 10th st., NewYork CourtSt.
$50 FGiton.s. 0s broadway. Bloc&yn;
New.Ycrk Transfer Company WIZ ca Tor ana cheE oaG
eace from hotel residence
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18
SPECIAL INFORMATION
CENTRAu. R. R. OF NEW-JERsEY
.OV- II Tp,e icitfs,i5 fabe Of Sept. s, 1891

l4IIbI-As- -,
Tine Table OF sept, y, 1891 ,,,,,, -.
Tor F,Astou Mauch CHUNK, WlIkeSbarre,
Scrnton Reading, HarrsOur2 smaquu is
for ia ston Msuch Chunk. Wllkesbarrc ana Scranton
" q 90 A no. for Easton and Allentown - o-,.-
100 O. m. for Easton and Mauch Chuhk On SuhuSJS'
Fast0l MAuch Chunk and Sh2WORin -,, ,,,,,-.- ,..o
;43 a. m. for EasJon. Maucn Enunk Wlnse ,parre'
scrqnt1n Reading, Arrsburg Pottsvue I2mSqua
otin Sunbury Eagles Mere Nillamsport through coach
TO Willamsport. - ,,.,oh C.,,, po,dt,o ttorrl..
burg Pottsvle soamo5 s sgn2Sw G apq M''PofS Po
Vile Beading and Hlrrisere. r..,. r,o.,,- Hal.
hrro viesbsrre Scranton Tamaqua, PottSyile, Sham
oKin. ,,,.,,or,
6.45 n m for Easton. Mauch CHUNK, Reading, Harris
burg &C. SUNDAYS az 30 P m;
New-York tribune., 1891-09-18

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