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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MIR. MANsFIELD'S DON JUAN.

Msnsaen Ncw-York. Published for the Author by
J. w. Bouton. l2mo, PIP. 191 Large paper.
Mr. Mansfieds tragical play of Don juan
was fully described in this journal MAY 10, 1891,
when first acted in NewYork, at the Garden
Theatre II is delightful on the stage, and 1T
bears the test Of print-if that, indeed, be test
which, with regard to drama, may well be doubteA
since 1t is action. and not language. In wnich
drama consists, and action, though 1t may
be shown, cannot be printed. This piece
moves with celebrity: it is crisp and terse IN
style; il is delicate and poetical in feeling and
tone; il portrays character truly and deftly; ana
it succeeds in telling dramatic story about ION
Juan without introducing the obnoxious element
Of RIGHTEOUSNESS. In act first the author has USED
an incident from Byron's poem, and in act third
an incident from the life of the Duke of GuiSe
u55o-l 5ss), improving considerably upon the use
of il that was long ago made by Dumas, In his
Henry the Third" There in the piece SIN
teen characters. The central idea is the redemp
ton of man, through the self-sacrliclng love Oh
q woman. The methods applied in the treatment
of that idea are those of comic croSSpurposes and
equivoke.
Don Juan is presented not as vicious, but as
impetuous, susceptible and volatile. Five women
are smitten with him, and he is in love with all OF
tbem-and loves but one. The ingredient of crime is
not involved Don Juan frolics on perilous ground,
becomes entanged in web of dubious circum-
stances and falls at last sacrifice to amatory
folly. The piece is strong in its portrayal of the
exuberant strength and enjoyment of youth, strong
also in comical incident, sufficiently effective as
to dramatic situation, and tenderly pathetic in
its tragical elimination. No one who is an ex-
pert Judge of such matters fail to be impressed
by the symmetry with which the play Is con-
structed and the skill with which mirth and
sentiment are commngled in it.. Shakespeares
device of making Prince Henry and Falstaf
change places and describe each other from
the different point of view is ceverly copied
In the similar exchange made by Don Juan and
Leporelo. The Iscene between Lucia and Julia,
at the beginning of act third, in which they ami
ably and demurey try to deceive each other and
themselves is much in the Old-lace manner Of
Congreve, and is pointedly subtle and comical in
its implications. But the most original and the
strongest passages the pathetic and tragic
passages at the close.
This. composition serves to show what nobody
has doubted-the fine talent of Mr.. Mansfield as
dramatist His resuscitation of Beau Brum-
nell as character for the stage, and his inven-
ton of all the essential ingredients in the weak.
vet serviceabe, play upon that subject which
he created and has made famous, forcibly eA-
cmplifed his clcverness and well remembered.
"Don Juan" reinforces the testimony to his
brilliant abilities The book printed by De
Winnie, and 1t is a gem of typographical beauty.
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA, / .. m.--Cotton-American-
ding low middmg 7.1Gd. The sales OF the day In:
American, mddlng low middling clause, November de
November and December delivery,
"a CAD buyers december and January delivery. 2i0!0
4 25.64d; January February delivery, 27.0id by
March and April delivery. 3394d buyers Apri and
May delivery. 3G64d buyers; May and June delivery
Galveston Nov. 14-Cotton steady nlddllnS' 1.lSc
cepts 073 bales exports coastwise 1903 bales sales
- Norfolk Nov I4~Cot;o3 steady; middng, Tic; net
receipts 3Os bales gross, 1870 bales; exports coast
savannah, Nov. 14-Cotton steady middbhgi 3-lO;
low midlIng Gisc; good ordinary Gao net and gross
ccnts 8s6 bales exports Britain. 29f4 bales
to he Continent 1878 bales e,astwise 1772 bales sales
600 bales stock. 14S37o bales am, .,
New.Oreans. Nov. H.-COtton steady; mddlng IEe
low middlIng, j1Gc good ordinary o1c het Ieeelp;s
nent 4474 bales coastwise $3.50 bole. sales, 9ioO
bales stock, 323, G2i bales.
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T RE LIN ES ,

M SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW-YoRK AMP
W(R CHICAGO, VIA CHAUTAu0UA LAKE OR ~
haAtA Of EALH a AS6
STREAMS.
xd RGs o' T.
dale, scranton. Blnghamton, Emlra, Corning, Watkins
Glen, Bath HammOndSpor. Avon Springs, Rochester,
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati st. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains leave New York foot Of Chambers
follows and Ave minutes earlier from est 23d
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
q m A. NJ Daiy-Va Niagara Falls and ChnutauQua
S.VU Lake PacSr Car NeT;York 60 Buffalo Sleeper
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello.
vESTIBULED LIMITED.
. m p. NJ. Daily-Sod train for Chicago via Chauau
to Chicago, Clevellnd and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. on T. NJ, except Sunday-For Bnghamton, Honesdale
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
& on p. NJ. Daiy-sOlid train to Chicago via Niagara
Buffalo Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O on p N. Daily-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S.oU Falls, Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo
~ ~ FOR PORT JERyIs.
w $3.50 p, m, $50 p m; g. 80 p, o M 7 p M; 8 80
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYs-9 a. M, 3H5 NJ, AS p. m. 6 80
w D. III. Sundays-9 a. M, y. m. 80 p m.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
M APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
tanning select list of hotels and houses Suourbsp
Homes Describing a y snmD.S Of chauauau
IN ICKEIs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q.
i 4OI 5l7, and 957 Broadway, Chambers and West
2sdst Ferries NswYOrk; 1893 Tplton:ss;, grGokln:
sts. Hoboten, and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer
Company calls for and Cheeks baggage from hotels and resi-
W. c. RINEXRsON, General Passenger Agent.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. Is (Special).-New-York, which on
Friday was inclined to make light OF the Official crop
report Of Russia and Which hung on TO Its wheat
expecting the price after momentary dip TO get
back again, gave up yesterday and sold out. This
New-York selling was the feature OF the day, and
broke wheat here In the first hour 81 cent. The only
other selling which was influential was by Partridge
and by Cudahy. December sold from Oh oo 10
90 rs and closed at "a 3-4a94 IL cents. Mime
apolis aud Duluth receipts were large again, l3l3
cars: Here there were Az the estimate for Monday
$40. The fact that Liverpool cables were lower con-
frmed the bearshness here. The visible supply Is
expected to show large increase Monday, probably
about 100000 bushels. The stock here VIII SNOW
practically no increase. Corn firm covering by
shorts. Cash was up; receipts were light the esu-
mate for Monday small. November sold from 80 90
to 81 rs cents and closed there year from Al e 10
As Is and closed at 40 cents; May from a. 3-o TO
43 and closed at A. "a cents. Receivers declare the
small CARROTS are chiefly the results OF the railroad
blockade but let the be what II may, the sina
arrivals are making nearby shorts uneasy The bocksde
is worse than ever. oats firm. but dull. Tile
DAVIS range was narrow. The support to prices con
Times 10 come from export demand PROVISIONS were
strong again. At night pork showed an advance over
Friday of rs to 30 cents lard and ribs OF 10 cent?;
Prices get some aid from the readiness with wnlch
certain packers are willing to change old pork thereby
relieving tho market from the pressure OF outside
sellers Then unQuestonably there is the inclination
10 urcpare for the customary holiday activity 1ester
DAYS hogs were little under the expectation; the
estimate for Monday 41,OOO; for next week 2loooo
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Gitp propsrtp tor Sale.
Brooklpu Real estate.


A HANDSOME house, 30 minutes from New. York on
n plot Of ground G0xlO0; gas, not and cold water
furnace in cellar; terms easy. Apply to FRED. e.
COCHEU, 1870 Montague-st.. Brooklyn.
L'OK sALE.-Lots In plots OF 00xl0o larger; very
easy terms; streets and sidewalks made water, gas
and shade trees sher: distance from NewYork City
Hall. Apply TO FRED &. CoCHEU, 100 Montague.str
Brooklyn.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains ieavel42d St. North River station New.York
as follows minutes earlier from foot NJ
$3.50 A. M..Dally for Newbgrg. Kingston. Albany
Daily, except Sunday, west Of Coeymans Junction
7,IJ 4. M-Daiy for Albany daily except Sunday Mon.
1000 A. M.-Daiy. for Newburg. Albany. Utica. syra-
euse, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit, Chi
lis5S 4. M-p,y, except SUNDAY. tor Albany and Utica
Sis r. M.-Day. for Albany. Moetrsai, Utica syra-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, De-
S.15 + M--DsiIy for Albany ut.a Syracuse, Rochss
Daily. except saturday; for Torento
HAVEESTRAW LOCALS 2tJ, - AS p. NJ.
NF.wBURG LOCALS, 3 ;25. 'lo:l5 A. NJ. 'l"l5. 4:so.
STEPPING ears for buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
troit, Chicago, st. Louis on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets, timetables, parlor and sleeping
car accommodations information apply at Offices
XII Ses City 2i sSs sS sis Soad w lSV.
43 Bowefy l2 Park Place 80 West l25th. ST.
tons. &. j.. LAMBEkr, Gencral Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE.

New.York Saturday. Nov: a: =,
amount realized from RSoR co% for the week
e eedIe es't to-day az was 81 s2i'5o7. ,
For the week ending with Satmras 10 4. seld 40
The he E ns SanCe and Auction Room;
TO-DAY (MONDAYJ, NOVEMBER 10. A.
FSeclOsgrs sale Ss i'Ni Of Ct tina s'''' 0"''
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ~.
Tsss Ms s sss 1o' sif III saa
S nd I sSd st Of Sndng
s 1'ss aias e 81 aas.osalt plot
s cor ils'ni plot tot ard s:Cry o hoa:%
PO Mes on isls'I s' WV GsI5s Ts
Public lot 2css and sStGy lot, Isx7s and
;s s'o, Wet Sse lsins 10 sas ,G
' ss. ' ss: s RG and
lS ssa hi' s"s SIMILAR
cor q L Tas ,stSs 'o' ss 4 %iis-ave.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
r,ocn,o,,s sale 1 plot Of land 10Ox51s and 5,story
factoly and lstory buildng 3dave, cor OF LOUIS"
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
Foreclosure Land 1872 ox754 End S; tSr
s SS;See ls ss s.sSs saf9 and
ss 1T W. s@s si!'f :s
- Il sai lss ''SSf s:' go E -
I'D iss and sa 70 SSs
cor Of 5Sdst lot 22xiOO4 and 3story dwelling No S21
Fast 57tf-st $. Of 2d-ave Trustee sas, ios
$50 IL Il W OF Lexing ton-aye.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10.
Foreclos,re SALE lot, 171x10o11 and 3-:tory dwell
inn No Az East 123d.st, n S. 1873 II OF Avenue Z
executors sale lots 35xs1 each. and 2story houses NOS
90 and o4o New Mainst, s. OF Brook-st Yonkers;
lot "a sx94 5-stOry building, No 1856 1stave S.
23s IT n Of 10th-st.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20
rorec,osu,e sale lots 25x75 and 5.story buildings,
Nos 2 205 and 207 1st-ave cor 1I3th-st ot -ox
7s and similar building 365 East 113th-st g.. 10 II
of Istavc N lot 16xes9 and 4sory dwelling. NO $40
East lIst-st s. 305 II OF 2d-ave
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Jurnishe0 apar trlrnls 60 Get.

g 7. CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE,
~ MadlsOn-ayc and 52d.st
Elegant suite Of fifteen servants bedrooms and
laundry; magnhcenty furnished has direct and unob.
structed exteer view go feet Comprises entire floor
The cabinet vok and decorations not surpassed by
any house In tie city. Particulars at premises from
J, y. BROOKS. superintendeut
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RECORDED MORTGAGES,

Rrown Robert l. to NJ c Cobb 145th-st. OF
Fdgecombe.ave, 8 years, $4,000. o., -,
Barron Martin J, to II Steeger SHAVE n Oh
Ravden Otis W. TO Home Mutual Building and Loan
Association n Crotona-ave OF Brood-st instals 5000
Conlon Margaret F. to J Conlon, 1lith-st, Of
shave 2 ye1rs, Sl4 ,0CO. ,o-.. -. \
Carr George F. ct al, 70 w Uobie, n loothst, G
Of Railroad-ave. years, 81 500 ,., ~
So Willettst year 50 900. 49,, =. -
Krakower Tobias, 70 Goldstein' hehry'sC' .
OF Clron-st / year S. .0CO. u. "a.
u Koehier Charles il, to Frey, W Ave-A, Of 9th
st, insuis, 81 900. =. -,
Moore James. to j Hanlon, 2d'aVe' s. 49, ~ Vi
cOtfst. / year, $500. r,-
McCane.ty Mary ct al. N \ ]. Levy. W LeAing'
ton.aye n OF 1Osthst, years, $4,000 $780,.
' Mnhebach Joseph n II All ensbeumer, 1o1stst.
p Of Courtlandt-aye. 3 years 81 $50; 80. ~.
Pass Herbert c. to J Foster. s 46th-st CT
thompson Morris s, to Eliza Lockwood. Nos 4c3 and
,Of w, stst, l year 5000. an, =. . .,
Tynberg Sigmund. 70 Il lsenburger, oZdsc' oi
2dave. years, 1000. ,,. r. - .
White. II Fidelity and Casualty 20,
Teller.aye OF 16ith-st, note 81, $50.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES Of NETWORK DEALINGS.

Saturday witnessed bear market In option wheat !;
and the speculation was fairly active. amounting to
1900 900 bushels. The foreign element soid. ana
cables came tame and easer. The receipts OF spring
wheat were large, and some modncatlon occurred III
the weather I'm the winter wheat region. Pardrge
was said to be n heavy seller in chicago. ana local
longs unoaded freely. The farmers deliveries to the
United Kingdom were So 400 quarters. showing an III
crease over last week. a factor OF considerable In
Hucnce was private cable from Paris 10 Cmcasp
house which stated that the Russian government h;h
assured the French Minister OF Finance that Tue eN'
portaton of wheat would not be prohibited. Inc re-
mort lacks confirmation but nevertheless it helped to
nr,Suc. denresson December options went from
81 OF 10 10 81 o. and May declined from 81 IL La
81 10 5s TO 81 12a 81 II Is On the euro, Decemoer
broke TO 81 Oe So but rallied 10 81 U, a. 20 q.
and MAY after sales at 81 IL Io rose 10 al IL BLOC
81 IL 70 The late rally was caused by better private
cables and II revival Of foreign buying .ash "ne'e
was "a cent lower and lSs than looooo DuSDei' "ec
The corn market opened weak because Of good
weather reports and easier cables, which led TO con
stSernbie Selling West Paris dropped 12d5-5 cent
The market subsequently became stronger on covering
nigh and the later months covered most Of their early
bosses. on the curb November was OIL l. cent III
V W,'s UNCHANGED. at SAC while September and May
were shade higher at SO 5oc and 81 SIS cents. re
Shippers took $4,000 bushels for export the spot and
Oats were comparatively firm all around but options
curb prices advanced a shade. go . 49, ~,
Lard was higher in sympathy with the West as well
as on declining stocks. There We're sales Vi Zoo
terces on the SPOT ..,,
The final official quotations werc as follows
Wheat-November. 81 90 "a December. 81 OF jan.
April 81 1912: May, 81 II 1-s; June, 81 II 3-s.
Corn-Novembcr. G6 Lee; December 81 3-4c' jan
nary 54c: February SO lee May, 81 Csc.
0ats-November CSC; December, 3sc; January
80 1-sc May. 80 sc. o ,,
DC so: March, sc co. c.,
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on SATURDAY.
NJ New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat. 374.592 bushels; corn, IO8,3IS
bushels: oats 22O.396 bushels total grain. Iol, ;Vo
bushels: flour 81 ego packages. At Chicago. NIL
waukce and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 3oi,
357 bushels corn ss4 bushels oats 800 90 BUSH
els total grain, 106,40O bushels nour "'ieo Dares'
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y CIT

1a e. FedsSe * y hhr.sn W" $3.50
l65thst n $, 200 II Of Rairoadave, SoxlOo;
Son nnd W. w Car M'is 4"u 1000
2dsvg T,e Nd r Koch 4oAvo christopher $4,000
Elton ave, S, so It Of 151thst 5Oxl2IxoO.iN
127j Archangro Rosclano TO Mary Kusshon..
I55th-st n =, 100 n OF l2th-ave, 25'oNffeg:
s1o Vim n t;IlSne streets oeo'so 100
l'sts So 81 70 Jos MShebach 1850
wls. No Nav 81 Sase INWARD 5000
'eth5 Fin. : gS W Merber piass 1880
Same p1oper'y heroer' riA'' anu 1880
goth. st 5 $. 1902 IL o OF Lexngtonavc, l9Ns3;
CsaS SeCr'ady to 81 s''pne'' iona 10000
wa.Sineton.ave. n OF Elton.aye, 5, 80 # OF
I6Tth-st q 3xJOI; Gacinto Russhon TO O..
West Farms TO Hunts Point road adjoining VIM
Cursor irreg: Henry B Bolton and Others 70
Harlem bridge Morrsana and Fordham Rail-
way cSmgany oo and Henry Bolton to same 10000
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IflIIn leave WosL t-a'sI 40 . 90 A. M,
utss earlier from foot Jayt for Lake MohonA, Lake
town, Bloomlngburgh Port Jervis Monteello Eienvle
Esllspursll Syy LT nn Major Hsnsock Carbon
Utica. Rome. Oneida osweso. Detroit, Chicago. and
points West.
3i15 p, NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes MOhOnk and Mime.
Waikiki Valley stations, M,ddletown, Blooming.
burgh Ellenye Pittsburgh. lIureyville. Liberty whte
Lake Livingston MGor.
100 p. NJ. Mlddletown. fall,burgh. Liberty, Llv.
Ing ton Manor Rocklind. Walton. Sidney. Norwich.
Oneida, Oswego Rochester, Niagara Falls Detroit Chi.
cago and West Pullman seeper reclining chair car FREQ
to Suspension Bridge DAILY all other trains daily
eept Sunday.
Pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car bershs
obtained 1t 323 Broadway. New.York. j. O. Anderson
q. r. H.. IS Exchange Place New.Ysrk
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Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
NIETROPOLITAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC
M PUPILS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME
college has equal for oroughness Of instruction
end the absolute safety 0. s methods.
feature In connection Win tne Svlege Is tne h-si.
are odated with board, snc every facility for
The Board Trustees all Of whom are actively engaged
Dudley buck pres. ALERT Ross Parsons, vcepres
Tsrry Rowe Shelley, I'd vicepres Charles B Hawley.
GEORGE Greene auditor eroer. Greene secretary
and freasuYer particulars seno or SoDe9e Anhusk
~ Nd 2i EAST F0UKTEENTH-sT.. Eew.Yofk City
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Mem pnbllrGilons.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid, for o5c. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on
L Turns GREY. ard the Remedy. Bv Prof HARLEY
PARKER A. M LONG CO., ,o13 Arch-st., Phila., Po.
every one should read this little book."-Ahenaeum.
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CCNTRAT.R r, OF NEW.JERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERrY-sT.. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 15 1881
gasl pS.S q: E :ss
AaSc 20 Ghu M for M Ea.;Sn ana HsSoSn s,,s.
H,a,5 0 c6 non aa and SnSh
Easso9 Mi p", .v fhsn T;msnu. sssn
sss sSab ass47%s William
p0r 90 p M for Eastoo Maueh Chunk ReaSns ns,.
shamOMa ,us sun Chunk a2 fansqus pss
Vile Su Reading g. and isrrisSarg D,..,, H,,,.
AS m 70: Eason Mauen 0nuna' 'Potsyfile. SIS
go p for E,::Sn , %a0 Ae GsswR R..tn, u
burg. sunday s = 80 s0 P Allentown IL
Fo Fac ff.s a aof aa hf': %s.ac sSsnd: sas
II is a. m. 80 80 Q; go p. NJ Sundays shsa NJ
BFsPc Is and points sSg "a Z e.:
GROVE GIo2. anS Assu bury r SGS s15 :, % 100 ,
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Toms River Barnegat Park and Barnegat' $50, Si'
For Atlantic city. vinsiand and Bridgeon at q"
F ei Non Mon4c4sS Beach and ssaOrshs at 49, shs
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phllaaslpha 2. 80 745 co. 10 90; IL iy
night sU'NDHYs 900. 10 80. ii 80 a. m, 80. '''
SO bS az R S and 4 IA nsss daily
Dining Car, a. m. 80 $3.50 Dining csr). 90 p @'
leaving ss,n15,1 S,ss 90 s1 sSS
q 90. D. NJ. have connection for Reading, hHfs'~"
a. no. nor Sa sc 80 = D" Is midnight except s's'
Ssi ~ SEssds,y f e; Sss Sss. e
$50 Fu ufssn es proaSway Brcokiyn no
NewYork Transfer Company VIII cal TOT anu 'A'>-
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For Both SeXes-City.

TINE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i Madison Souare, 25th-st., Broadway and SHAVE
Send for circular Term begins now.
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RAILROADS..

On and after November 10th, 1871,
THE FAST LINE.
soo Due sesD D6 ana P 80 Cars
Indianapolis II 40 M, Chicago % p m, and 81.
Louis 200 D. N. next day. Connects also for Toledo
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
ROOM saSu sissSa nns
and Car presenting na@sa for TepGbT o
sexes adie. maid barBer..hOp lbriTy and all the
movable electric lights Arrives CInelPns. 40 ns N,
Indianapolis IL 40 a. M, and Chicago s4o a. m. heA'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
bi%as Car. from 70 s. d Lieut.; sHd
Arrives Cincinnati 10 AS M, and st. Louis 80
p. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 p. M.-pullman Vestibule Sleeping. Dining smok
ing, and Pennsylvania Ralroad vestioule Passenger
caso 3 10 jpn p. M mex next ' day '''''' '
THE WESTERN ExPREss.
9o st. hoa ehts Scfsps a.f
PRIZE em Sa and cisss to e
& Elk 90 oy chicago ssssss nsi 30
Ing Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily. except
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 Mpuwan Buffet Sleeping Car sSeHs6Sot 10
S S:S arrives HfTSG %sekdas Mesn cou%Dq.
a. Gys ssf and ir con ss
2.o0 7: M:-shenand0ah Valley Express with Through
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited kXpre 5" OF pullman Parlor Iars
with Dining Car to Baltimore). daily except SUNDAY,
10 10 a. M, arrive Washington 90 y. III. ana Cou.
gresslOnal Limited" daily with Dining Car a. ;so
$40 800 go and II 100 g. m 2;io go 200 a no
p. IN. Sundays, rs and 80 a. 4:So. 100. and
FOR Atlantic CITY. zoo p. M. weekdays. with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE MAY. l :0N n. m wnekda-s.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 20 100, 80, 100 40 90 Pennsylvsna
Limited with Dining Car. and 10 10 Washington Lin
ed ylth B9tns CAP. .9d Il go p M 12 20 od 100
800 p and IL rs night Accommodation II 10 =.
40 and 90 p Sundays, Express: G:l5, 80.
90 10 100 Limited and 10 90 M, 60, 90, 80,
500 80 100 add 90 p. and II rs night. Ac-
commodatlon. 100 D. N.
For Time tables Of trains to local points the Penn,y
yanis Railroad System apply at the following Ticket
and foot OF DesbrOsses and Cortlsndt SITS Courtst
8GO Fulton-st. and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot
Futon:st. Brooklyn; IS Hud:onst. Hoboken Station
jersey City.
The York Transfer Company Will call and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to destination
CHAS. f.. PUGH, II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-08-27

Marriage licenses have been granted
recently to Edward Roof and Sophron-
ia E. Coon, and to Fritz c. Carsen and
Mary L. Lipkow.
The late Deacon Pennington sold his
real estate to his son-in-law, Jas. Nc
Guire, of Hiawatha, Kas., some time
previous to his death, and that gentle
man came on from Kansas Monday.
Elsewhere in this issue the farm is Of
fered for sale.
j. Furlong, secretary of the ALI
ance Hail and Cyclone Insurance COM
pany, of Austin, was in, town this week
and ratified the work of the agent OF
the compeny, Orlando Gray, in adjust
ing about forty claims for loss on &C
count of hail storms. The claims were
all met satisfactorily to both parties,
and Mr.. Furlong approved of the al
lowances made. The company has done
a large business this year, and Mr..
Furlong says that all losses will be
paid in full, though they have been
quite heavy in few counties.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-08-27
DELHI,

Wheat and oats are turning out i'm
men,ely and farmers are correspond
ingly happy.
T. H. King reports for one days
threshing on McLean's farm 400 bush
els wheat and 1852 bushels of oats.
He has a new Pitts thresher with the
r. E. Dorton self feeder manufactured
in Havana, III. He pronounces the
feeder success.
The yields reported SO far are very
satisfactory. Neil Mckay reports SO
bushels of wheat and over SO bushels of
oats per acre for the whole farm.
Taos. Mckay 80 bushels per acre for
wheat on his own farm and % bushels
on the Mclean place. D. McNsughton
had coed yield but did not finish
threshing.
Geo Schrum has started building
himself house in the village.
The Chicago Bridge Co. has the ma
terial here to build the bridge across
the Minnesota river and expect to have
it ready for travel before many weeks.
w. L. Case is agent for H. PCehler
& Co. in the elevator here.
Mrs. Mcclure and daughter Sadie,
of Excelsior, have been visiting here.
Mrs. Wilson and daughter of Gale
donia, ILL.,, are the guests Of Mrs. j. A.
Cumming. ARGUS.