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Mcrti,,n MpticeH .

THE SACRAMENTO CoUKSING CLUB
"A a VIII meet THIS EVENING at the Eldred
nouse AT O'Clock. All members requested
70 at5end. i. KENNEDY, Presidenl.
4. F.CALLAuAN, Secretary. 1t
! >HE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF =
y = sacramento CommanGery, No. Q, -4ESs7-
Itiiss dStimilsnls Ie1nplar for the election OF SeS
o1nGSrs, t1IIG VIII be held at the asylum -
IN. Lnls Saturday EVENING, Dscen- NV
IS,' Itn' Ut 7:30 O'Clock. Sojournins Sir
N1tsHts are courteously invited TO attend.
j. e. Z. PIKE, E. G.
4 'ftE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ton OF Sacramento, Cal, viii be held AT Ma
SONIC Bullding, southwest corner sixth ana
II s1reeIs, MONDAG EVENING, December
do-lot JOHN w. ROCK, President.
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BARRYs BAD BREAK
It Gets Him Out of the National Guard

It Gets Him Out OF the National Guard
in Double-Quick Time.
Some time ago Colonel Thomas F.
Barry, ofthe Third Infantry Regiment of
San Francisco, sent to Adjutant- General
Allen his resignation as commander of
the regiment. and made application to be
placed on the retired list with the rank of
Colonel.
AS. Colonel Barry was popular officer,
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WANTED = TALL BOY ABOUT ii
w years old to tack on circulars. Apply
at 61@ X street-COLLINS, the Chiropod1st,
at A. NJ. 3tS
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WANTED-A NUMBER OF ACTIVE
w, young women, Is to 90 years OF age, for
man order Department. Apply CHAS. Z.
PHAPPS, superintendent Wcinstock, Lubin q
OO. 62-3f
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yTTANTED-A SITUATION TO DO GEN
w eral hous work by q woman. Apply at
room "a, WESTERN HOTEL oA-S1k
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MTANTED-A GIRL AT COL n STREET.
w to do housework and cooking. Good
wages. d4.3t
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~ Nail Orders Carefully Executed Samples and Prices Free Application Il
WINTEF2 5E EA5ON,

in
You will find that nowhere
Wwlco
building
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Saorancnto. c.

We offerto parties who will settle on
the Light Tract Colony 9 years time 10
pay for the same, requiring no cash
quired TO put up improvements and
set out trees and vines. Interest at 7
per cent. per annunn required upon
purchase price.
This win enable anyone to pay for
their land out of the proceeds.
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Department Two-van Fleet. Judge.

RIDAY, december 4th.
Estate of P F. Dolan, Observation-Disclosures to
petitioner; bond, S12,O 900; appraisers, s. b.
Katz, nstein, - VOL and r. II. Hawley
Estate of John K. McCornber deceaSeG-Sale
of personal property confirmed.
Estate of w. Winkelman, deceased-Letters
to petitioner; bond, 81 200; a 0praisers. John
Gruhier, Theo. Blauth and +. Bergman.
Estate of Joel r. Carter, deceased-Con-
| tinued four weeks.
Estate OF Emma Sarchett, deceased; estate
! of Fred. Myers. deceased; estate and guardian
| ship of John Writ, deceased; estate OF Mary
| W. Lansing, deceased; estate of Martin De-
| vine, deceaSed-All continued one week.
| Estate and guardianship of Pearson minors
| Letters to petitioner; bond, 81 200.
Estate of jos. Bauqu.er, deceased-Special
administrator cited TO lille a proper account
| within five days.
| Estate of Karl Louis Heinecke, Sr.-Letters
| to petitioner, with will annexed; appraisers
ID. j. Goethe, E. S. Wachhorst and A. Abbott
Estate of j. G. Brewster, deceased-Letters
| to petitioner; bond, 81, 200: appraisers, W.
III. Baker, John Studarus and Charles Calqu-
houn.
Estate and guardianship of Isaac Freeman,
an nincompetent-Ordert to show cause granted.
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NNANTED--TWO OEXPERTENCEDSA san ES-
w women Tor Fancy Goods Department.
Apply CHAS. E. Philips, Superintendent
Weinstock, Lubin dc Co. d3-3t
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OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

Feeling assured the character all garments
remarkby low prices will heretofore
Of all classes We this opened parcels
sening lat styles We
pament plaudts praises
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NTANTED-LlVE MAN TO TAKE OR
w ders for Boston Tailoring COMPANY
Good rustler can make big money. Apply
424 Z street. lis
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WANTED-A GIRL To DO COOKING.
w Apply at 724 Seventh street, between G
and 81 streets. diff
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pnnirn.

VHTANTED-MAN OF BUSINESS Elk.
w perlence to travel; permanent situation.
l130 Caxton Building, Chicago, H. d5-5t
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w TELEGRAPH STABLES, ] street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth Charles G.
White. Proprietor d1-ht*
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HI L STREET.-THE LET, TWO SUNNY
fl L unfinished rooms with closets and
Sneu. Its
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no LET-91o-912 NJ STREET. HOUSE
i OF s rooms, suitable for boarding or
dwelling house. Apply to SILLER BROS,
1880 p street. d5-tf
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ITO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM CEN
i trally located. Inquire at the northeast
corner Tenth and l. streets. d5-tf
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SUPERIOR COuRT
Department one-Catlin, Judge.

FRIDAY, December 4th.
Ed. Mushett, alias Brady, murder-Plea of
not guilty entered.
Cap. Vickers, alias Cal. Davis, attempt to
rob-Pleads guilty to grand larceny; sentenced
TO one year at Folsom.
Charles and Ida Allen, robbery-Plea of not
guilty.
Charles White, burglary-Plea of guilty;
sentenced to two years at Folsom.
G. II. Packer, robbery-Plea of guilty: SEN
fenced to one year at Folsom.
John Kellogg, robbery-Plea of guilty; two
years at Folsom.
William Morris, burglary-Plea of guilty;
one year at Folsom.
Harry Gordon, j. d. Smith and William
Furlong, murder-Date for pleading extended
one week
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90 Get or 33Ettt.

NEWLY-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET,
~ 1918 street d5-3ts
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NKTANTED-FIVE GENTLEMEN. WIDE
w awake, with good address; salary or
commission. Apply to the SINGER MANU-
t,ACTO RING CO. 500 street
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NJANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, dairies and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and l..
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W. J. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken

No. 513 j ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT.
"A ment of Metallic and Wooden Caslxets
Burial Cases CoffinS and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. Office
open day and night. Telephone No. 3O5
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NOR SATE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. In
ouire at this Office.
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Bn5insss prOpertp 90 Get.

BUILDINGS. Stores. Lofts md Onces TO let In
Maiden Lane, John, Fulton. Ann. Beekmnn. Frankfort.
Rose NASSAU, William, Gold. Cliff, Pearl, Water,
Front south. Cortlnndt, Dey yesey Duane. Franklin.
night. Wnshin gton, Greenwich Hudson, Church and
other stroets.
rutland & WHITING.
} Beekmnn ~.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,,rs oI NTw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The speculative wheat market was no'''a
,c,ve and ouite weak on Saturday. AT the ouu'ee
tho nrices showed an advance Of 1-o@3-o oenV o
alleged private cables claiming further oamoso W
the European crops. The day being honuaS "
tbere we're no official dispatches ana ue p4'
accounts were not corroborated ana were no' go
ally believed. There was consequently ioo .t,
ton which was encouraged by the news OF reiysS stS
rains at the West which removed the rear Oh JS nJS
resulting from dry weather. The decline e., eH@ ,ca
and the market closed at net loss ol ,. ia@
"a cent for the day. On the regular saturuay aec IL
pIace The spot market was dull and weak Ex-
poriers took $4,000 bushels. The chief business IN
opened and closed al 81 10 while the range .sS OF tse
latter was 81 90 $50 81 1878 December oPs4si 1 na
The % oDt,on U sales Aggregated 1888 900 bushels
options simply followed wheat They csey o opehee pee
receipts and closed weak at noon at net loss ex,
tending from IA to cent %he he cnrb r' The Sales
ON the regular market were 984.000 bushels.
For oats the market ruled dull and rregglar E sPoS
months were weEmantained May and June closed
at unchanged prices Jny at decline OF d, 1 bSSe gS
The market on the curb showed general reduction
Of IA cent.
lower. The spot market ruled quiet and was weaker
Western steam was quoted at SO 81 IL: s:ro..
WGeasMaS WIZ es S''si 81 4? IS; june 81 l5 July 10
August 81 O5 "a !. september 81 O4 SO October
COrn-Msy, So; June 66 3's; July, e5; August,
"a IL; September 63 "a cents
0ats-May, SO IL; June, SO IL; July, So; August,
a - september 49 IA cents ,.,.. M
August s6 90; september 81 OF.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on sator r
ton follows: Wheat 1O6.s07 bushels corn
l04,5 ,546 bushels oats, 9s6ls bushels total grain
400,O61 bushels -four, 33, ,264 packages At Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
54,216 bushels corn, 314453 bushels; oats, goo 3,i9
bushels total grain, 620,o39 bushels; flour, 12,23l
packages.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May II (speciaD.-A quletus put on
Ghe professional cropkiller yesterday Drouth will
not be the burden of the tale from the winter wheat
country for the next few days. Kansas and Iowa
had rains heavy enough almost TO satisfy most any
body. Prices at the close showed a decline on the
average Of about one cent from Friday night There
were advces from the Northwest from source, of
trouble from drOuth and cold up there The com
plaint however not general enough 10 create
an Impression. Holders had the benefit Of cash
business 255 900 bushels, and of higher Paris cables.
That, however, all they had, and they were un-
able to maintain themselves. English country markets
averaged / IL shillings lower than week ago. The
trade was of the scalping order. Fine weather is
predicted for next week, and weather just now is the
dominant influence. July sold from 81 OF 90 TO
81 OF IL and closed at 81 OF "a. Cash corn and
corn futures declined about cent There were 492
cars received: 435 estimated for Monday and q big
movement predicted for the week. The rain In Kan
sas and Iowa did less for the corn than for the
wheat. July sold from 80 Is to 81 IS ana closed
at 50. Although crop reports relating to oats con,
tinue bad deemed that Yesterdays rains would
be of some help. Prices declined little, however.
July sold from Al 1-8d IA TO 46 3-8, and closed at
AS IL. Provisions opened strong but closed very
weak. July pork sold from Sl1 So to S1l 30. July
lard from SO 90 TO $6 go july RIBS from so 10 to
S6 The close was at the bottom.
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orcopnrp REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y CITY; ~;

ATE TIP 4 ~ Y.
RECORDED hEN' 70 - o. rohia Berman s25, 900
-gth.st n s322 IL lOtl-aNe fNlv-'-' "
Euis and wife to Philp G a1, dIuNy Narv p Tiffany,
MAJ 'tit53fSiix527; lily MellHonn and vile 10 ny s7Oo
tcterval,.aye > 1890 # n io9tnss, sia i'A 4
3ysS loXoii L%s'1 cS5 EyPo StSst' IT, 7o5S5s 7x6ox
" =; Philip II Duero ana wire 10 ..... N 1873
Hall Place e s. 23S2 IT lG'taiSs' iss 70 Mort Mortz
5s - 80 Herman Schmuck ana "lie =" 49, 1000
actSi haGt :. 2s # sthave II; 7;3x9s9 Root ana
WT scott and wives to Annie 9coIiIo go 700 G5,:
1lth.aye. :. 49Ii r. lot9n1v, tt9ntS3rina Schmuck
12oth..t : ) 80 # q WHisaVs; 2oNlVV' A" 5000
McC Srthy and wife 70 Anna ETinr PIs1 Uoick and
55th.st 30 2i3 East 20XigC.o' hlef 900
wife to Archibald, go Il tOsO! sd.st 5oxlOO; Jane
IqI;SoGfscr Individually and as executrN' $50
potter 10 Geo J Slwter ;;:;.ii ., 33xioo:
Alexander ave 80 f. MIShaei FlecK $1,000
1osthst 5, 25.6 # 4th.aSMfi SMitc6elI no PNoo 5000
21stst > 42o1o It Gtaaye AYE ~ Fcsel q: al $500
aothst 100 It6 II avf G,0sssS1 Sss1 fHe'~' 1000
Same nropcrty: Chas King 90 .,o5 a, % . Wenrv
t2stbstP n : 'o19 ft 1staNe. 2oNlU-'Z; dtonns
0'ott Scttons and wife to Henrietta Mon'onus $4,000
ID aTs aTH s e27 It 26thst p Gx9C; Jonn $500
81 Adrance ct al 70 M,rgaIet roHSow o5o9oTud and
4lst-st, No. s41 East Herman "ro'No" 10000
s7th.st 40 1877 Fat, George '.'.. heroenei 2s25o
wife to Geo Dletzel :, ;. ;;iho;ii and wiie to
Madison.st No PA John Oamloci '"N w 500
Robert CamIeeu, 70 500 sc
Park.st Nos 81 and 33; John oh'oN cO o. " 900
Edwin Updike, or ons 20 s,roe ....... 10000
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DELA WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

- WESTERN kAILROAD
Shortest Line. Vesubuled Pullman Coaches.
q a m-BuilalO and OSwego Express VIA Paterson lof
water Gap. StToudsburg, Scranton Bnghaneo9' owego
ithaca Waverly klmra, Corning, Bath DanNlue Shef'
hurns Waterviie Rlchfeld Springs, Utica Nj Morris.
Creme OSford Norwich Cortland Syracuse fulton sno In
ermedae stations Connects ut Scranton Win trains Tor
Ptston, Wkes6arre, Danyllle, and Noithumoerana ss
Buffalo with trains for the West -, ,,..
80 n m.-Bmghomton Mail, via Boonton. ,,,.- 49,.
~ m-Biughamton and E.mir0 Express FOR Water Gap,
.,ro,hGs sniro Seranton Owego Wayery.
Scranton with Pttston, Kingston and Wilkes
barre ,,,,,--.s..o an, ,,,r,.,.. ~.
pfess. -. ,,.u..e. - 49,.
son Tor Stroudsbarg Scranton Bnghamton Owego, Wa
very, Elmra, Corning, Bath, Wayand' Dansyille. M
Morris, &C. arriving n Brno az na ioV s,se M xnro o.,
stroudsbure Scranton Binghamton Cortland Syracuse
Eulton Greene oxford Norwich Sherburne, Wstervia
Kchned Springs &C., and al points on Buffalo division
connects with trains for the West
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

1T w 70 Title Guarantee and Trust 20, . 5
Baum ief OF 1ch.s3e years 5000 p,o, ~ Re-
loiso,iH 10 an Association for the keni OF o NC
OeohEo Coed Indgent Females 213 East 5othst years.
$4,000. 49,, >-.,,,,,r 70 F. z p Lainq 5 9th.
= % of Avenue c. 3 years, s7OOO ,ao,b.t a %
:" noIe Anna T. TO r J Mccarthy loo"i''" "
,viijiS'ave q months "a 800. 49, .d r,s, 70
Fogc WIN p the Real Estate @ loan Zoo anu AtO'' w.
Hubert Phhin g. to J Ellis. 79th-s'' OF io@''
aV Alice NJ to Mutual Life Insurance Co. 9Sd
st. 81 2ihaTe, rn ~ "a WoG 14Oth.st, OF 0thave,
note $1,000. -, ,. = 1ostb.st o NJ 4th.
ave year ~ 600. =, =, r..h,ou , g Cornelia-st q
oi Poos Christ6rher To "Shaara Berocho" 4oth'st
o1tcr 81 GcoTee j. to Potter, opdykeave OF 3D.
st, years, Sf91 r,.,. c,,ou.,,oo and Trust IN
Savage Chrisopher J. 70 Title Garsntee anu Iru'C w.
q G od.aye. OF 11Sth-st, years. S2,OOO ,,,. ~,
Undike Edwin :, To III u Bogcrt : farks1' z Vi
nrsnsst 2 wears q mortgages, $4,000 49, ooo
Van Brnnt Thos c. to l. Schwartz 81 Co. 264 to 2oo
West l36th-st. note. S3,jOO
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RAILROADS.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
EuE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CIrx

9,1OA A. W. -FASI NAIL kor Albany, Utica, Syracuse
ooS SshI,'e B1qg cHtao aGS SVqEsTBuLE LIMITED due
1886 SIi.PS. a. S6 BAY ExrREss-Day
1900 Noon. UTHwEsTERN XEsTIBULED LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 300, indianapolis IL no. a. m.'
$50 p PM oMSNokTH SHORE vEsTIBULE e. LIMITED
eas qp Snc3RnpDnIk SSG HNb b0u MoNTkEAh Ex
7.so ESfP ?: NJ BuYFALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
ott SPESlAML AML.-rAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk.
if1sSs"Due indianapolis IL 20 p m next day. st.
r1iGK1LL IHTii1 SG G[NaEwByRGD PogGnkEEPsIE. RHINE
CLIFF KfNGSIoN1 AMP ~ HgDs0N-t5 ~. 10 80.
II sS:sS! s.' $o5 g.
Ssa5 Is &c. 5S 81 S Is j. no.
oS % y B5 m Il! 90 '1G 1isSs
UTICA AND SYRACUSE u :45, 9'Io, 10 100. 20 80
M, Il 700 noon, 80, 800, 30, 9:l5 M, ti2 100
RoG;HEiEssTER-ol ;Eis 10 1000. 1000 m;, 70 100 noon.
RS So9g 0 30 a. @ G9 i2 20 noon go
N1S@SRh gS i9 IS 10 co. 40 80 m ,a 90 noon
ADtE9NBSCK SO 0C S6rNTAfNs S Hi AND oxrREALH7 AS
CAPE nv VIM 5I HfSS AND oswEso
p. m, tl2 100 night; also for oswego 40, 1000.
AuB5TRSa 5TT SS geneva AND cANANpAIGUA7e1O 10 100.
pEhiRsRiRE * 81 Il e. HIEs III va HAkLEM DIvsIoN-
s n; S apply
York SSs WasSnSton.sT S4G Futonst and 35s Bed
D a nS for iUg and baggage
hotels and residences through to destination; 60.
tDaiy except Sunday. 9Daily except saturday other
SsoS S sTSeg S 'so;G eey9s " 3 70 90
Il 200 midpght II stop AZ lSsth Street station xrrrs
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+ EHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.
AssENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt and Des-

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coftlandt and Do
orosses SIS az % Sstngton and intermedate points.
10 A. M for Geneva, Lyons Elnira Rochester, Bur
f,io and the West. PottsNie and principal local pon
Chair car 10 Lyons and Pullman ear 70 Suspension Bds@
N" a N, Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate points.
1,"-an 4, m Tor Flmira and intermediate points .
n m for TunhhannocG and intermediate points Chsu
car ~ TunkhannocA Connection 70 Reading ana Hsfr
burg , , - ,.n.,,o, and .to.i inter.
rooSiote noints Chair 10 l.. and Il. Junction.
70 ~ m for Pottsyille, Mauch Chunk and intermS
dl,to points Chair ear % Mauch Chunk. -.
~ % n M, Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponH
Connection to Rrading and Harrisburg. ~.
al ~ m Tor Geneva Lyons, ElnFa, Rochester. Bu
,alo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and sus
Trains leaving at $40 a. m. II 80 a. M p m H., Ma
40 p. connect for all points IN Mahonoy anu hAA
coal regions ,..,n,x, r,,,~S
sIo a m for Maueh Chunk. HaIelton and lntermelleN
points and IL a; m. for Shenandoah and m'ermeals~
points -, -.., .., ,.....,.st.,o ,oIn.s
80 p m. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmrs koehester ~ eS
f,lo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons ana suS
pension Bridge -. -. IN. ,,
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CENTRAL II. II. OF NEW-JERSEY.
FOOT OH LIBERTl-SI., NORTH &lNEA
Time Table OF May lOtn, 1891.

Time liable of May lOtn 1891.
seIaS:Sn RoaalaS Ia1is5asg 5aqqa FSt'sye saa@:
E dach sR9HEy cRaSEy wkesSais and Sa6on '0'
100 a. m. for Ea-ton and Aientown.
Easton, Maach % hoF ch1n 5issa aad % sGaSozn nlDA
saa5u saSns f' SSraSsA coacS
"'I 90 :: for Easton Maqeh Chunk ReaSios HarI..
On Sundays for Easton Mauch Chunk. Tamaqus Poess
N' 100 p M for Eas6n Mauch Chunk Resdinc Harris
burg wlkesbare. Scranton. Tamaqua. Pottsvie Shame
for Ess,Sn Nd %su5h asaSTR CHUNK Reading H.
5 su@SayTs @S9 Tas;oS I; 50 60 ? iso,orn
For AaGtc Go Hghlanas s e a. oo rs II ~ a. NJ
70; For FrecSOiG S ID a at = AS IS ii is a. m 80
For Long Branch and points south Point Pleasant, 81
sanaays eScep. Ocean Grove aHd AsSSiy PARK 90 NJ
For pRSS Bank, AS SIP lila oHs a. M 1s9 20
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 445 s;l5 a: M ;So' az 10 p; m. Sundays J."
For Toms River .Barnegat PARK and Barnesa;, a'a
ss oe a. Rtahte R city Sneand % and Brdseta a. as
a. % For MOn@Oath n Beach and seabright at SIS N.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
rar GEoM S Rteh ID E. HR4E o.
Park Rsah saa ro&s Es Pn at & Sss9 .
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WAsHINGTON.
For Philadelphia at 80, 40, 90. 10 co. II 80 N,
80 90 80 100, 100, 20, 80 \. l2 is n.hts
SUNDAYS 300: 1880, IL 80 a. M, OO, 5 :So o'VV.
For Baltimore and Washington daily at go. IL 80 vita
Dining Car A. M, :0O 80 Dining carr D .OO ,. ni.
Trains leaving at 7 as. IL 80 a. IN, 80 90 800.
NJ rs night seXeepS SatSIaay ~ EHss sshi NJ
risburg, Pottsville. &C.. " ,.,,,-. . -..
A. m. Il 80 Buffet Paror Carl, 80 D. m IL 10 mid
night fexcept SATURDAY night. sundays, q 100 D. -
Tickets and ParlorCsr Sests ean be proe95ed 81 a.
aa4' West i25ths st.. l34 East t25ch-st.. Newlork.
Court.st $50 Fulton-st.. 9S Br3siSay. BROOKLYN;
NewYork Transfer Company WI call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence
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A DYERTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB:
n uME WILL bE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES NO. l23S Broadway. Thirty .irst-st.
Ii4O Broadway, 26th-st., until D. B. 270 West
Tweny-thrdst corner shave l52 6thsye. 1853 Fourth
ssyenh,s1 o 1yS Tslri,aye near SlNy'arst-st & iOs
ll70 Nnthaye.. cor 72dst 90 Llbertyst So Avenue
l,s23 Third;ave;. and the HARLEM OFFICE. 1so East
eatY hsh,st. At regular oniee
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18

N EW-Y0Rk, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-rrains leave West 42d.st as folowe
(twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jayst, 7so m.
for Middletown, Ellenyllle, Liberty, Delhi Norwich
Oneida osWego, Chicago 80 m for Campbell, Hs,,
MlddIetoSn ESSsils Liberty SS M; Tor sssas McSss
Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago St. Lsss s,
timetables S2S broadway J G. ANDERSON. 0s.-sA
Passenger Agent 10 Exchange Place. N. !.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
Gountrn propertp TOR Sale ano 90 E,t
LONG ISLAND sOUND. NEAR OYSTER BAY.

10 RENT FOR THE SUMNER.
Brick cottage. fully furnished situated directly the
Sound bedrooms bathroom, with hot and cold water
fine with blhhouse good anchorage for boats
by in oyster Bay; ample stable room grounds kept In
oder and vegetables, milk and ice supplied daily from
farm. ,. ', ~, ChCrfIs loI rutoh-sG
0WN YOUR HOME IN beautiful FLUSHING; the ban.
Ntncr village OF Ncw-YOrNs suburbs elegant building
lots az 1900 upward 7lo monthly payments at Murray
Hi station the "Bowne Park' property, well known
Tor many years residence OF the Bovine family, and
one OF the finest Of the beautiful homestead IN Flushing
This land naturally attractive is being highly improved.
and in the very centre Of rapid development Front;
Broadway. the MacadamZed principal street OF
Flushing. having water, gas and sewerage. in close
nroxmty churches and schools surrounded by beaut.
ful villas instantly commands the admiration Of the
select home Please address for free map BENZ.
w. HITCHCOCK, IA ChambePs-st, n. Y.
p S.-Visitors take 1. or O'Clock train from Long
Island City
xuHERE WILL you sUMMERf HAVE You
w Visited Lawrence Beach s' Il a0S accept our invita-;
and do without dc Spenui1 cottages, furnished
and unurnlshed FOR sale and rent upon easy terms 70
Beach Hotel u desired. This beautiful locality sdjoins
a lovely neighborhoOd OF rshnements Bathing boating
and nshng with freedom from annoyanees Of every de-
tcription. Address for map and tickets. BENZ w.
HITCHCOCK, Owner. II Chembersst.. New.York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
REAL ESTATE.
p,rc,Nrss AT THE EXCHANGE

Do'i-' New.YOrk, Saturday ma NAY yA1ssoO 10:
total amount realized a. the tv EHchsaYS Ta es@t ant for the
Room from public dcv aTe.lVa vas as7s 9so
''" LIST OF AUCTIONS -
-. .o.a,t week ending SATURDAY, May 20 to ~ ~.
change anu H%esIS To'nAY CMoYDAY). MAY 1s.
,,...,o.,,o .aIe lot 25xl5ox1ooxIrreg' and o.
.ols Sqdns g .Ad oy t%9'S Sudags So,
and .S dTPSS S Ss Ss q and Eps sory NdTens
Of %,dinoasye cor ISsd lot SK1C ~ aral aT park
SgnE 80 50 wcst ss 81 2Y'GS 1sS Title ant and o'OF
Sudps SO i2s 90 1a rs5 WaeF Ia fsan'' cor
'o'' TUESDAY. MAY 10 ..,1,,o
Foreclosure sale lot 25x1OO H. and d SG4Fy I4SyxSs H. Oh
lsSt esfcF 21 nc fSg sale is,e S S
ioiS25 uullaye cor Gun corner mr Old Road, 2ith
%s,d S csc on Il oSe sad CEys srs8S o
s and % west saa 2GN 6soTy bSdng l$d 70 lac
Wst Stht s. 800 Il yS. Sthnys Az 10 liS west Slst
each ana S'Sy cn1s f%S9Y' .GY o s~S 5t
%s 5$tSft S@:ns 10 100 ss 3 %sss
NV Il 6ays 5TSo Ssio sGS 4''fy f&syecuSCrs sale
q We,s SlsSt s. and SHi 4story dwelling No 5 IL
ysss %;s and sad story sq9s Frs$9;s ias iSss.
5Iy BaxteE;st ASmni'EWSasSs M is Wsss s7thst 2ss
!sss 10 Di9i Disi St %os is1a
si and S'Qry ot and 4story building No 2S4
Vest 5 600 n ltnsvf Nos soat2 az g and "a West
sSns .GSn a%a sa Of ans s 20 SSiUSS
and 0-St0ry
100 Il 57th-st plot OF land S'SX rlGs each and
oye lot 25xi0O1l and 5-story buliong o w ia 9x9 L.
snSth a. 175 It Amsterdain,aNe; ,1vS lvS q
nd ,0S a.stcry dwelling, No 203 west l-''"'" " >
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. 1000.
,,.os.,o cole Mot Of land 9410x oox95 sxloOxZ0x
7s ond 5stSry buildings, Nos 10i 70 lVo DAG n n
n0 nnnS tbroueh TO Nos % to 99) ave
Ivr1ni 1tIu1na st: lot, 25xl5O, io, S0xi50
dce RaroaGsvf I $50 inss S5e IS5 2ThlEO 4isti is1
o. Partition sale lot 25x9s9 and STe aSy plot oi
0d % 6S62Xi 2xrregular and 3'st9ry oSao Zach and
al canast n W corner Narick;st l0ys, onSt %
i.story buildings, Nos 422 and 10, 40 MOO and sstory
dreSS % No. St. Lukes Place, 3 80 II Nv n and
=, lots i6xlO0I1 and 3-stoyy dwellings Ho' -
* Fast 107th.st s. 81 IT 4bh'aVe'
THURSDAY, MAY 2l. 1T,
,....o.r,o sale lot. 196x276, and 3-story ouio; a;
o;VIO0 and 3sory stable, No 4aS Ia story
iGd n lac ckson.st plot OF land. lOUNlVo'o 400 n
hUHdines Nos 22S TO 23i West oZust' aIIi,nCs Nos
Iitbaye lots 2OxSO each and 4-st4Iy bortition
2o2 % 3OG IoS and ssory Dwelling Elton
- corner 159th-st Executors 5IS' s,h ave- n W
ia and and story buildings NO it9,Sr 70 To 313
.r e, st. | ot 25x02 and 3sory Dui'M1S6, M q, and A.
Vynat t7ibs, n = l25 It Sthaye lot ~ ahove
49, hndlng No 315 West ! tht 9 au I'M % < W
pJic auction plot OF land 2ll Noi ~ nd Io5th
It's ~ lots bounded by 18Th ana dS9 io and Sstory
d~reilpg and stable Amsterdam-aNe, lou IL Il i0-