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Graal 3lotires.

NEW AoUEDucT RESERVOIR D-suprene court
Second judicial Dis.r ct-In the IN nttrr or te n.
z. on Of Of Thomas Giroy commas onrr OF Pa6.i,
o. chapter ~, oL tie Laws; l. and cha visr Id, ~
the Laws OF ls'' hud on chn OF tue Mayor
ANA tohihnhay of tie e ~ of \. York, for m, an
Acis 1890 ''S
TO MI persons interested in thr proceeding
Nnlce !: hereby given that tie IrItr. ~ Mo Hhnvs
inenuoied commissioners OF hIIrusa. APPOINTED NJ. n,
~ On July ~ ~. cl report va Il Ell in ,io 0Gcs
oi nv etk OF MtsicNs.tor COUNTY al tile uuri
~ the viisEe OF White Faiis IN shEi cnny OH JuIy
~ lE', and copy or which AZ med The Uilic. ~
the CLERK OF 'hiain county, AT his oliCr IN village
oI.Armel IN hair county, on Juy = lSii wi, be pre
ehtei Tor continuation to the supreme Court a. A
special term thereof 70 he held the second jidcis
atr,ct al me Court iouse IN tho cIty OF
DutchsM county, on sept ~. 1851 II O'Clock IN ne
forenoon '' '''
Dated New York. Aug 20 1891.
WILLIAM II. CLARK,
Counsel to the Corporation,
2Irron row. New York oasy
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2Mblic alotlrt!s.

DoSr, OFFICE NOTICE Foreign mai for the week
!, ,s sn, liz .eps Il WI close promptly cases.
'uSs.mnH. r. for Par. ".h rsrnnmsue her
sasns % rom %sw Si.sn at
.h a~ sr.a IestH PTS rom s New .ma yer seam
Tui tT;an: i ,saErl nsrssry LOO for
r s,r.n etIs Tor reanh mast be Directed per
snesue al rnr.So .!5 ~ = ~ Tor
"s e. e" RI 9 81
i.t" 'E f lump ar". pc, steamship
!sr%..is WA e1e'n'oYn Letter.
s4st an" H. .aa A. Trr ,'s-M'n,n H:
E u. Tor Ne her amhs direct, per stssn.np sraarn.
aDa VA "T s,s;G Arrest
M for D' uo be S Sr+ssa n;s
TntNsS s.' VIZ '''vs" for Europe. pc, steamship
rtort ls%Ts Ne. S""f'%p"R "s Na"T
TInx.o. per steamship j. uteri. jr, Irom New
,..m.ni paSo n., ."nGI ara
ond" tor or" Rico =" Gr .1eI prr .,sa Ssc
Ty.I1 ro,,l for ,t,s.se s.,..ran .ay
"f. qua s"TN'y Tor 'ff" "p"Sy ne. e:
m.y rs, @'1. "" ds
sa iarSsy ~. a's..ed %n, "''"s at
s..sn srt:s" s VA ssn d.
hhlptOH AMI brrMl" lie directed 'ucr sna,e"l
N+ A. NJ for scotland duet per stcni,l hin Fl r
nes.iA VIA GLASGOW DETER. must bs directed per
rurn-ssn ~ A. fn" tanprchf. Uht auas
T"hAsco aud Nncatan, rer It auslIp Ciy OF IVA h.
ington letters for tGba TnmplrO and IN nam n,
rert ami other Mexican States via Vera Cr,z ,iu.t
be directed per tity % Washington >: AZ / Il NJ
for Grenada anu Trinidad also To'agO via trinidad
per steamship Alps at i. " for 1ruxi.io per
o., sieamship Prof. More from New Gri,nn. 80
Condai ti-tters for 1ampic" ,nd Tnxrnm 1ifer' and
olhsr MeNica state VI, Vera cruz must hr direct
ed "ierG iondai =. at 3P VI. for Costa nica vin
Lin,on per steaushp lloiquir. fr"n, new q leans
MAILS for Aus ia, Now Teai, Il. Hawaiian Fii snu
sam"Ar Is aids Der steamship MaripOsi IRON san
FRANCISCO c oSe her. lazy M sept IL MT E.Ni
=. NJ oor on arri,s NJ New York of eam.hip TN.
the Hawaiian lslsnd. per steamship I.sl.nd,.
from san tr"mr!sto. Close ere d ,iiv up 10 SEN.
slH Al nthn J. VI, ais Tor ,hinn and jnran p.r
steamship china from tan Trnnris o. eds hrere
daily up tn strt - at htu 4. NJ. Mats Tor lie 81
cisly Is ants mr ship Tr"prc p,rI Ur",n
~. At -, T. ". Mails lar N.wf""md.
Gc,os- a, his oih,-, dailv a s;"r Ny IA !" inr
MiHueon by ~! 10 osinn an 'hcnce h, sra,n'r
ciosr at this off 30 ai at ~ r VI MATS ior"i
ba, yfal 10 1hmra. ia, ami thence nv sieamsr
Ealing Aondaysand Thursdays. close at mi. once
daily ;oA NJ Nails for M-Xicn uverlana mn
less 20 iA'f adtr s.ed Tor despatch by steamer
tTrsns Pncitc mats are forwarded 10 San rranc,s,
daily Rnh tho schedule ~ closirg 1. arra,qei on tSs
nr-snmron OF n-ir m Interrupted over and ,ra"s 10
San Francisco Mnt !ro the East arriving on lin. ny
sAn Francisco on the nav Of satin. feainsrs are de-
spa ched hrhce same day Re.isere u NJ ali coaea
Al 500 r. n previous day. N'''e'
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COTTON PICKER'S Stake
Said to Be 100000 Under Oath Not
Pick Until Nov. l.

said 10 BE 100000 Under Oath Not to
Pick Until Nov. I.
Houston. Sept. 12.-To.day was set for the
big cotton picker's strike. which 10 TO embrace
every state IN the cotton bolt. Col. Humph-
reyS the white man who has engineered the
scheme and who expects TO reap The benont
said last night:
Il have the names OF 100000 pickers In all
portions otthe South who stor piclsng to- night
until they get II 81 hundred and board.
These men nre under oath to pick no mans
cotton save their own until Nov. L."
In renly to IL question ns to where the move.
ment was the strongest. he replied that in
Louisiana. Alissls sip and Alabama nearly
eveiy negro PICKER had Joined the league. and
that in the Atlantic States tho mo n belship
was large. The picker Ii ve been advised to
seek other employment Mt any price.
This Is utterly imiracticable. as cot
t"n-he'l neg oes could lot mako much
headway IN tho. cities and towns; aud II
thev should strike. it would mean Just so
many petty thieves turned loose upon the COM
munities. tho colorvI cotton pckcIs. as rnIe.
being The most inpova ished and thriftless
clA' ~ men on the continent.
Nerorts tonight from different sections ri
south Texas show that n o violence Ia expected.
~ nGh there Ia much ui- salts action among
tho negroes in the black Lelt.
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DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD.


"a. N-Buaao Eichheld sprinrs And osv.uo p,
Ties wa r.ers"n, Tor Wn:er Gap, s!roudsbnrg
mira ornihE Baih, Dansyinc, She-Durne Materyils
hrnueu springs Utica Mt Morris ureene Oxford
noIwit" oftlanh, SYRACUSE Futon. and Int n, a.
dla ~ n""ns connects 81 scranton with trains for
ana ht Eitaln "ih trains for tho West.
~ M-hinuhamton Mail VIA BnGnfon
~. - -bihRhaminn and Elnira ENnress for Watap
Gan S,ro dsburg. Scranton Uwego Wsver;v EIn,Ta
ton. and liz es.arre ~ '"'o" A'hk"
fSrress. """ Aymou'n
s:nr " daily Nunalo Limited Express. vi. Pat.
sTsoh ior stronHsbnrg Scranton. Rnyis on 1--WE IN
MM@Nern h.nirh. "rnng Bath Maylani. IansviIe,
" r. n. daily RuHRlo EichneId Surinv. and n.
w-sn Express for StroudshurS Srran on bingham ton
SI.hnu syracuse. } " ION. Greene oxford NorwIch
shsrhnrne WalerrIle rnca &C. and ali points on Inc
ht' y dNis'oh Connects WITH trains for the " est
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LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS..

SATURDAY. Sept "a.
All OF the aggressive work In the stock mar
kst this week has been with view OF estab.
fishing lower prices. Not much has been &C.
complishsd In that direction. At the same
time the rsactionists have undoubtedly dis
couragsd good deal Of buying by raising ex-
poctstions OF a material setback before n
further advance. The events OF the week have
been entirely favorable to the holders OF
securities. The scheme for financing tho
Union Pacific is now an accomp I'll she'd fact The
Government crop report showed 3 better con-
dition OF staple cereals than any one had sx-
pected. and the bank statement issued to-day
was IN agreeable surprise to those VINO may
have relied upon bearlsh forecasts as to
It's character. Yesterday and to-day reports
dsroxatory to the Richmond Terminal
a,.,.m vsrs used snectivsls not only
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New York Markets.

sAruRpAv. sept i2.-FI"uk AND MyAL- Business WAS
almost a. ,.ndsti!l and Ericss were nominal
q "a mS'sS, 80 s1.!. = SOC 80 extra
pstsnt, spring, ssi6ei .o vintss sssossi ~: CITY
mill, snipPina extra. 81, aS.2a; Rye -four y b6l-
for Western and s,sNos for Br.ndywiu..
proved. partially declined. cio.inv steady ut I"
pohts advance rom yessrday's clos ng prices It wxs
y. 'ts pStsrs oy;r "a nary r"ntracs There
.,ixht DECLINE with which The early months ~ nlpa
thMrd Then came some fresh Ipanipuat on in the
nsn wh'ch there was quick decline TO ne followed
oS a. lIEht recovery Crop accounts from Il Q south
shoTsd some Improvement. aud conditions were ZEN.
H1ny laiorsols snot cotton WAS QUIT and UNCHANGED
hddiin. uplandn. SIC. do Cuffs l6c III. follow
lug the do ss Of transactions in futur.s with
e~' va
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European Money Markets.

LONDON. Sept 12.-The market to-day has
been somewhat irregular. owing 10 the begin
ming OF the fortniHhtly settlement On Monday.
and the consequent closing up OF open con.
trac Q. English rails were strong on continued
good weather ami closing OF bear commit
ments. Americans opened weak on realiza.
tons. but advanced during the day. and closed
firm at tho best.
A larRs business in Americans is expected
for tho now account and large am UNITS Of
bonds are expected to be taken Off the market
and shipped to the Continent. Discounts are
frmor to-day. Bills. after being as low as a,
are now quoted - to Ia. Three months
bills inter being done under Il. are to-day
Difficult: to do under2.
1t expected that gold will be withdrawn
from the Bank for America next week, The
premium Oh gold In Paris has risen to seven
per mile for fine bars Last week the Spanish
Ministry OF Finance bought by public tender
10000 kiloa. OF fine silver. or nearly one and
half million ounces. This purchase has react
cd on tho London market and caused the ad.
vance In price. 1t 10 rumored this evening
that the new russian loan will be paid for In
silver.
The Economist estimates that the United King
dom must import from SO 900 900 10 1853 0uO. 900
bushels OF wheat this crop year. The India
Once publishes tho following cable fl ON the
vicsroy:
"Prospects continue gloomy in most rrov-
inces. There Is an Improvement in Hyderabatl.
but Madras and Rajpootana are In need OF
more rain. The cattle mortality has been 10.
creasing at Madras. There has been rain in
Upper Burmah. but prospects continue I'M
favorable. In several districts prices are tend
Ing upward"
Crop Repor:.
ST. Louis. Sept 12.-The reports from the
cotton districts this week show very little
change in the condition OF the staple. but they
confirm tho uniavorable reports received last
week. They show hat tho cold weather in the
Middle States. tho drynesS in Texas and rain
In tho southeast. did fully as much damage as
was estimated seven days ago. and in some
localities tho injury TO the plant is shown 10
have been greater than was then indica Cd.
Tho closest Investigation shows the damage
resulting from unavorable weather. worms.
and rust has reduced tho prospects OF Aug 1
from twenty tn fifty per cent. and that tho
prospect for the top crop is Door. The plant in
Texas has suffered severely from continued
drought. and tho estimated yield is one third OF
bale to tho acre. The cool weather in Arkan-
tas has done material damage. while In Mis-
sissipp the cotton continues to shed. and rust
and worms ara still doing some injury to the
plant Louisiana reports indicate no change:
prospects for top crop poor.
The rain In Alabama md Georgia Thursday
has helped the young cotton In the bottoms OF
Alabama. but In Georgia tho rain will stain
the cotton and retald the packing
Tho crop in North Carolina and tho northern
portion OF South Carolina has been some what
improved. but In the southe mart of South
Carolina tho plant has been damaged 80 to 80
Der cent.
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8ailruxi6
&atlroxiS.
49,
DE N N s VIVA MIA
RAILROAD
The STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
AND
The Scenic Line to tho West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot of
Dcsbrosscs and Cortinndt Streets, AS

lOho"os
o., and after SEP7EWBE2 :, 1891
THE FAST LINE.
Tar. Arrive. cleveland az, 4; ~. vonmbn. 80,
81. Louis aUir. ii. next day. Connects also for 10
lsdo. except SATURDAY..
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Ssssisns nrswlns stat. Room :issg,ns I,n,ns
snos!ns and Ears r-s.n,ns a hns o
i st soh ..s.: Hf'%h ns osrSr .haa
is%i.:sSs. . tf .ss S
cagoa45 A N. next day.
ST. LOUIS aud CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
800 p Mailman vc.tbr,e Mserrsy I Cars 4, from y,
eS. h smS J s ns coach York
GS CON. A r. mex, Cincinnati Ss '-' Me- ""' "
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 MIu'sp vS.na's s'' Ns.,sI Rn rs
isHf.s sasls' FS% to chicago ARRIVES
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
oa3 V,. S ss ssrns ms S.T
::%S sn and ,Ig .,t% To s"s nav an. 1t !"
&r g. ys's.so t s@P mex. day and
and Toledo dai.y. except s"tnrdas.
Pacific EXPRESS.
ns Il. s C.. ssw SS.s
"sy "txs ~Sts . Ss' . ~ .S aas cha.s
daily and FOR Cleveland and Columbus except Satur-
day.
4:nO r.. N..sherandoah Va lev Express with
Through Buffet S,eeprr 20 New Orleans
BALTIMORE iuE W soTTii. AND
"washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Pnrlor
Cars with DniGg Car I" ia tinioreL daily. except
I sunday. lu:iU a. ". arrive Washington St6n T.. ~.
NI2u r. NJ. arrive Washington s:2S T. Nj. regular
cAprrss G:lo saI. ~. and iIan A. NJ. PAU t:3.
$50. and n:nP ana ,a'il night For Baltimore
only. lan +. VI. Suniav G'i5 ~, $50 A. II. 1:,a.
-: y aM,l nnol'. NJ ana ISIS night
FOR ATLANTIC GITY. ]: U T.. VI. week dnya with
Through Az Ionci.
FOX CAPE MAY. i: 400 +. NJ. week days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EXrress:r:lo - 500 s:i n:U. uOap rennsyivanta
Limited with u ninc Tar, AMI 10: u Washington
Limited. with Dining Car. and ilar A. w.. -.
=! 2;in r., =: - $50. 49, ~. "hh ~: o. ~.
Ii;lD 4 W.. -, anil Tam I'M Sundays kxyress
6:5 $50 aHt, Il" iin,i,ed) and ~ - NJ. aaO i:n
4 20. go g ~ =: n. ami nuJ Z Nj. AMI 1919 night.
Accommodation. THOP N.
l.. u 'm". NJ, of trains to local points On tho
PENNSYLVANIA 'aiiro~ system Apply ut inc iol owing
Ii ket OFFICES: S"s 49, T.! ana q 4 ErOE.iwav.
AstVr House AMI TOO. OF Dcbrossss and ortandt SIS:
curt st.. $40 Fulton At. md hro"k vn Annex sta
ron. foot of Fulton st. Brooklyn: Il HUDSON st,
Ho,oksn: Station. Jersey City
The New York transfer COMPANY will call for and
cheek baggage from hues and residences through to
desihatiDn.
CiiAs Il. PUGH. L WOOD
General Manager General PAS .'r Agent
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Airidrnds aud Anttrest.
Glsstlpns anA atlertinas.

THE ANNUAL MEETIh g of tho stoc / no doris OF the
Il Holm SILVER MlNIkB CON ANY for the cleo
nSr OF for the ensuing year viii be held az the
Tuesday. oct d Is4i. at y clock noon
The transfer books will close on sept at ~ H. and
reopen on sept II 81 OA n A. l HAkRisON
SOcretAIy,
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rkovhloss-Lard futures were without de- sided
Sales At 7e Tor eto%sr .m mpasrs roa ss
NARY After chants the closs was steady al Tic Tor
1s,s Tor Jsnna.y spei lard was very quiet. sale.
IVES srn a! 7+o regular rennsd Tor III. GoaHRn.n t
auotsd q i.lu.7 Pork in better de mand ana nm,
sales .'oD bis GU ted: New meas III $500 n Ill
.Ss.s s,ssh' eH.s: prime sd
n ~. 1,u's,; Quoted picked bellies. ss.G@.;
:IsSiss ioI fssy @i 3d. ' ana
~ Pol, .ts.rins quoted At sh0sfc. In hhis and
YEA oIsomArxAlns urn a. jag. TAlloW In better
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AailrsSda
Aailfsxds.
. . . =, -, : -, =, -.
NV york CENTRAL

q
Hudson River Railroad.
THE ro1rR-TRACK TRtNE 11yr
AiiD '''i"
An'''h' arrive ana ''p'F' from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
So. .,...s~.
cen.r. Of Hotel and n..a.ne. section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CITY
FAST NATL %'.; nav" Tn 10 'sST,' ISLAND
%s'' ';s 'is :'; gu. ':;'s ss ss
SARATOGA, LAKE eEoR:n ANpMoN.
,.. ~ T w.n.sI $50, $500, AL, ,.
que sSr.ics. ~ MI caldwell lake "eotss, AZ
NV YORK c AND SMI ,, United.
.als Rnres s%SSn .nl Library n,niHs Ft.y..
ROO" ar: D.. uhie.s.r.!' 4 v n.s1a
,o,,o a MEns,,r .,srn, sun.inr. rnnn.c,,, ,,
ali IMPORTANT Sew fors Stale Ines diver."s ssut
''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nv :. rel : I,"Ir III D'''''
rs sqast smssias AID iS5"rs bs,as an, S t?.
AN 81 S"f fou nGs"'i n mex. day
-. wc.' Vs.. rA ,..s,, sr I..... r,
s:GS Si" f. ne; ".s aay y" @ 4'' que chicago
AARNTO(.A SLsE.IAI
.,,,o u W~w.rn.r p,,w,ne ROOM car, M.
Albany 7::A Troy 7's,. sara.oS. : 4or II.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
ASO Nh" axne eii, nSs t rsnHet D,avtns
a. AM. st.. chicago o. Is" SUI i. 81 ~ '' '"''' '''
FAST WESTERN EXPREss.
Ss AMI nns ars s
r'M. chicayo ,;o r. II St Loiis its 4 NJ ''" ''o
.,,,rs,> NJ ~ Avn NsUN,cs,ca, 49,
ADlAoHbA' S"N RIAL TX.
80
due 6;'5 A. NJ. to Darlington. duo 5:up A. NJ, and 70
Montreal due ';i1 A, NJ
BUFFALO,, NIAGARA FAILS THOU.
DA N SFEliAt..
7,3O y, Wagner Sleeping Tara New York 10
Buffalo duo 80 A. NJ. Niagara rails aaD A NJ,
Clayton . -, w., ,AlrSanhrin nay 80 A. NJ faul
sinuhS anu 'upper Linz >la''oh
CINSISSATi An ID 81. Luz IN EAFhESS
q 800 II. M.-Wavner Nestihnle Sleeping Cars Due
Cincinnati 1850 l.. NJ. indianapolis, 1880 4. NJ. St
Louis I ~ a. N.
vu~Vurrn FAST Navu
D 800 r. M.-Sleeping car passengers Tor Rochester
on.y carried on this train.
Chicago NIGHT ENPRESS
-, a. .a..-s,...,.- r.. >..
u;ib -. ~ aser naeePng cnth Jew horE oCaps
,imtsht bHi"" gH1 IN h,i ii sppsrL puxr
FIShhiLL EMbnN,.,i! Io1G.n r. E.Sir Rim
CL.FF "A hHSioN AMI ~ Ia, MOI NTAlNSl
go -. ~ Al, 80. - -. -, ~ ~; .'i,..
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Rent Estate Transfers.

ssth st. n 4 mr. West End nv. ~ .xl 70. sxlaSN.
5,,lx7hx ~: Mary A Jordan and nuo to Tho
United States ltfe Insurance Co ..............
Lot Al. map Of EitonR. .5Alt, 4: sadie A Marvin
to Frederick A and Frank Marvin..........
frncScii6 place. S. Al " Lisbon pjace. .ax !UJ;
eusAn R,der to John kano ...,... .....
Lots I; 6to ~. map of property At Woodlawn
Heights belonging to Edward Willard and
grantees; Ephraim Levy TO Mary MonAg.
Anthony nv, s~ cor burnside Av. l,:,x256xs!,S.
In: Abram Buckhout ct al to Frederick
MarletaL 46: Matildo Smith ct al to Charles
,sciuton 80. -. ........,:.....
ofl.ucius Chittcnden: Charles EULER to CharlsJ
4
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NE" foH Elm oS sr;IHVV, am IVES,

EHS RAILWAY
Trains leave West Iad 1t ~ 7,56 NJ n, ,,,,
sa,tr from faot OF Jay Tor MIDI clown Bioomins
nMurgn tort Jervis faiishurgh Liberty Liyipvs.nnn
s Manor iaGc1sS Gsrbonaae scranlon alton, Esi
wsso i,s,ro =, E"mssion C,icA Rome. Oneida o..
Iilh r. NJ Camp ell IIs Lakes Mohonk and Nil,
nerdshh AKIN Valley stations MIDI stnwn E,na, m'
K"cta nHh Eienv''s fall'uurgh. liursyvie Liberty
.ioU T. n daily Middistown Fsl.hurxh Iib.,,x
G n'mnsstm MINOR kocs AMI. Maion sdnrr horwic,'
p,ne'uh oswes'. Rochester Niagara fall. ns,r.,,'
~ a.o And West inllmrn s,espers reclintus srn
car Tres to uspersion Bridle 'NS''"'"S e"Ar
In' IN ah slrerng gar brrtls b;ainsd nj s,3 rro,a
N.Y. G *" ,%rh H. e. Anderson. "a. +. A. is Lachanw.
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Erie LINES.

Direct rnn:e to rassaic. Paterson Tuxedo New.
hurgli diduieiown. Port .rris Aonticsno White
lug Watkins t,icn. bath. IlaIn"ndsp,r springx
Rochester. Nnrneilsvile. Bunain Niagara ais 70.
routo, nhautauuua Lake. cleveland. Cincinnati St.
tween New York amt Chirayn No change OF cars
uhocr OF routes VIA hautauuua Lake ,avara Ia IL
Az smehan,ng ps"crnnA OF mountain; forests and
Chambers as t""Ms an! i've MINUTES earlier, un.
less o'..r~',' ; n,. I, on We.. I'D ~
sleeper orne'!-vilIe 10 Cincinnati Connects al Port
: M Dai1"*..sin"e iss Solid Mp iP.in for
c.OO .'hcavo via txuuua AXE with ching
car 20 Chicago s!eepers TO Chicago Cleveland, ana
= IN P. NJ except SUNDAY AIT express for
Dew RmShamtnn. Ilonesdale aud Mon ircllo Par.
!or car TO Port Jeris Through saturdAy for Mon
& M = NJ: Daily solid train to Chicago via Mag.
O.OO ara Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. siespers
S.SU ara Falls solid train TO chicago slseper.s
DOKT JERvf--Week DaIa-i:i5 A. NJ esd 81 1851
$s'i; M,@T M,iT. i. saoG i; SanGay.-5 l. Il.
N WarRGH-Week Dnys-+laA ". t.sd st $3.50 .
~ NJ %;t' NJ; +;4.r VI. 81. NJ. 7 +. N, Sun.
%sS;TH SrEtiis-SarrRn.y ox1Y-,.,r
- v esd ~. l2;'w for Ne~lureh: i:,u ". (.3d st.
i:2" Tor Hawthorne; s.'hr N Tor Port lervis.
containing s.-c list ~ hnts and boarding houses;
suburban ii"ms: DESERVING vicinity OF New York;
,,nAutauqua LKSe Souvenir. aud s. summer ENcur-
VJNiCKETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q.
j., i.' sl7 and ~ Broa1wav. Chamhsrs and West
lyn: io2 Broadway. Wamshurgh; corner Ne " ark and
Hudson as roboken. and Jersey fiy station. Eris
hotels and Is through to ,iestina"n '''
W. &. RNkAESON. General Passrnge Agent
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,vAsntine Az. :on!herm Boulevard W., seesa
Fay Michael and wife and Rnn John vaa
Dusen Reed. W cor Market aud Henry sts,1
..........................,...., <7,OO
Jones Edward and wife to Riedemaun, " Sum.
nit Av II kenwick prop 2ix '5x -ox9.9 yrs. 26oO
Monaghan Mary X {, EphrAim Il Levy, lots
1856 TO lIl map Woodlawn delights yrs. 100
i4tn 1T Xvenus 1 iyr.:..:..,........e.. sooo
Ritter. ChAr,es. 10 GEORGE f. Bristow. . Hath
RECORDED LEASES
Newcomhs. Richard 8 to John T Doyle. store
4c. v co; Washington and Perry "a 5yTs', si.soo
DehmAn Julia 10 l,enry Schw.ndt 6Iu eth av.
Rafferty,, Ter-nc. p. to SAM NJ Koia.ky iii
Dr,arcet st hyrs 800. 40
MAiis,n av "il Kate Ambrose to Char,es
nasht lease 400
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Government bonds steady Mt UNCHANGED
quotations. Railway bonds weak. The fea-
,u .ns. w snG South carolina incomes chssa-
,Aio .ison. Richmond and Terminal. and i cad.
ing iss :, IT,, The more mportant net declines
t. s3. and 5s: %: 10 55; Reading ID preferences
incomss, !. t. ~. aud Texas Pacific Ids. = +
cent. t" 82. The noteworthy advances were in
Chesapeake and Ohio, consol IS. i. . cent. TO
to 20.
In bank stocks so shares Of Fourth sold at
So shares Of Western Nat onai at o. ~ -N'' anu
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at 9s@0SA. Bar silver In London As al g
ounce.
Money ON call. 3@4 y cent Time money, s
= CEN. for thirty md sixty days and q y cant.
for TOUR to- six months ON prime Stock Ex-
change Gollalsrai; Commercial paper dull.
triLne Sn inrsso ollis recelyn 10 are quoted at
por at GOT y cent.
sterling exchange weak Posted asking
rates. 3i.S2'a for long bills and SI.S5 for de-
maud. Actual rates are: Long bills. s4sl.:
fers, $i.S4&.
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ii'iGll VALLEY RAILROAD.

kTr~EEwwr-H | II OH VALLEY RAILROAD
tt,pxfSaIy Leave foo, ~ Cnr'iatdt OF Ia.
t'wSxSkk Alr,. F"'ses 81, :, sil - anal ..IAM,
l.Lttx1A- 80 q q. ,Hd7aIgu
'h- ~ ru r"ius RI 10 hetw.en MAJ,
s"k snI Eistpn E.inl-h.m Au.,.
town, P'psyiis, Maueh,inunk wuL..
UT, w' f's''''" Scranton, I,h,rA G,n.ya w.v,,v
"ah'n' Glen, EinlrA Rochester Bun.Io 49,.
lsis Toronto. Detroit '""A0' "'Asafs
.,... ~ LoV's and ALL PoISTS WEST
ana sleeping car Dsrths can 10 sec ursd a, IN.
street. !" AsoEAstl 1sts
sssss from hotel Issdsncs tirouSh 70 asshiSa
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FLNAgCzAL AND CoMMERnAn.


TIE BONDS I'm S1.0o0s,.
~ & Car. Ga N. -. 3
9 Tenn. set. "a .7O1<07i
10 Tenn. Set 6A .iUU5f
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Sewing 3tlarhiass.

SEwlSG NACiIIhEs-$7. 90 and up~xrds; nsw sn4
o., nsG bSusry
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Bos,oS Sept Tho latest electric stock quotations
to-day were:1
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CLOSING PRICES OF UNITE
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Surplus =. %. l3B <OO fS72a7T3 Dec SASS Sis
The dsneit year ago S. SOC s.5. aud two vsars
asoths surplus was i<775
The Financial Chronicle computes the pross
earnings o. ll3 railroa Is for August at Si3,-
O5b s9y an increase o. S2,Sn2.9j2 q. compared
With tho same mouth last year. The nro.s
ear inRs OF lao railroad. Tor the eight months
ending Aug. 81 were s30o. 1858. 573. an increase
Of 1891 1896 As compared with the correspond
ing period Of last year.
The Wabash Rsilroad reports for the year
ending lima 40. '~''-
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TROY BOATS.

I'm nf Troy or SARATOGA leaves iier " > n,
700, mest IN At daily. except SATURDAY. or " ~
nertt WIFI ram Tor nAKATDuA. LAM - O'nh ~
~. nWnppANhs. anu all resorts North TOW rae sA'aT
s'ou HctoIM sunday Steamer toucir- At Albany
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Electric stock Quotations.

. total transactions were J. $50 shar,A
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SnrpIW ''',.,. S3I20 $3II8l Dec ,S2U5nl
The balance sheet shows a floating debt OF
" 7s3.5l9. which is more than offset by cash
and Ipick assets. The item. however. consists
operation Of the road. The rate Der ton Der