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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEArrEEs or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


The cereal markets yesterday depressed by
only in wheat and no especial activity recorded.
The transactions in wheat options amounted to about
3OOOO bushels. but prices ended with net losses Of
Eel Il cent for all months except January, whch
fell ONLY 81 cent The bcarsh temper was created by
the declining tendency OF silver and the uneasy leele
i'm the southwest which is being reflected In runs on
.omc OF the saving, banks OF that section IN
favorable weather conditions were USED by some
operators for argument and the slight sur III tio
eypOrt line did retard the decline in values Cash
wheat wac I4o1 IL cent lower and there were sales
of 10000 bushels 10 exporters and '-oo Dushcl' "
mcr, H. ,,os
leading by traders: that. while January, an, anu
February options ended up IA cent. March ana MA,
vcrc 1201-- cent lower spot lots were Ia Inn ym,
higher. but the closing tone was heavy. LESS '"''"
1000 bushels were taken for export =. - .ho
There wa, "A lair amount Of trading in oats on ,le
spot. but The market. after a firm opening cmu
weak. Tho options were dull but while 1a,"aiy az,
ended up Sc cent. February and May Sho"eu "''
losses Of ! and J-o cent respectively.
There sales ~ ESQ terceS ot larn on .'lc p
and 10 arrive. il could not be learned tat any vi
for export. The options were 2a3 points io"cr'
Whcat-JanuuIy ~ Oi 3D. February, 81 % % ::
March, ~ % 3- May. ~ OF 80. July, 80 IS cents
Corn-Ianuary. so "a; February, so; March, 90 IA ;
MAY. IS II cents. . ,
6ats-JaIuaIy, 81 5s February, 81 SIS; May, 81
cents.
Lari.,.Januay, Sc %; February. 6o4; March,
80 Il: May. - 30.
at New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
follows Wheat. aJ7IJ bushels corn, J7.466 bush
els oats. 599oj bushels total grain 12i 2l6 6lsheis
Hour 3o322 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee ana
corn. 13.77g bushels: oats, 1Sl.3S3 bushels, total
grain, 333,071 bushels -four. 23,l0l barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Jan. - (Specialrhc biggest bear operator
in this market the man who has been making the
money for thirty days. is supposed to have got tonight
pnts 5000 bushels of wheat, and to be 10 that
extent evencd up 1t Is probably true that a largo
percentage outstanding short interest was to-day
disposed Of in III" same manner. and that wheat u
reasonably well cvcned That of course, a. ar as
goes. j. against the reaction which many nave De'I
looking for TOday'S wheat market was narrow ana
altogether professional. The little contest be-
tween the high rollers" but the short sellers took the
profits. Gables were firm and closed higher but they
attracted attention -. LOui, reported some cash
business by mer>. Northwestern cars showed some
falling OF. but were still over last years outsiders
neglected the market. May opened az 90 - touched
% - but closed at 90 81. Corn bull, wrr dscour-
aged again by the lots. The explanation that the
big receipt, due to aCcumulaion> on the ILLINOIS,
Central had been repeated often that without
effect. samples lower. one considerable snort
Line wa, covered without stopping the decline. MAY
opened al II : and closed n II 3s Although sam
pie oats were actually onchalf cent higher fitur,s
vcrr weak. The spectators were controlled by the
fccnc in the surrounding grain markets: MAY opened
nf f. - sold AZ - = and closed ut 40 -. Pro
visions finally closed about where they left OIL Ncdne'
dav Early in the day they shovel some decline the
news from the wards acain, prices hog receipts
LoiuC f. OCO. The estimates fDr Friday. $1,000 " me
Price Curcut" made tho packing FOR the week IN the
West 3OOOO over the CORE -pondne week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AuTrains arrive at and depart frem
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.

Orr o.ry RAILROAD STATION ~ THE CrTa
Train. leave ~ follows; c~r.cuss
91e A. M-yASI NAIL tof A'"-i'' o~'''
1903 a. ". IpcHiCAt,O VEsIIBULE LIMITED au'
o,s ,,c7fo e !. rs n pHY AExrEEss-Day except
1aoo Ssoon-soUTHwEsTEET yEsTiBTiiLIio LiM .,
IlEDDDue Cincinnati 10 co. Indianapolis a 'i0 - "''
- boIi, ~ p H. SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED.
Due at DetIoit at :l5 a. H.. Chicago 10y D. i'' nN
q % "a, p u-rAsr WESTERN EXPEEsSS--Dne Chicago
$50 + Md 70 NDAGK. MONTREAL AND BuF'
a tAt ! i, GXP PkEf ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO TX.
il,fsS-Dne indianapolis ii 20 D. H. MA u''' ~"
y15 baqi 10 SE%ByRG R ~ y
CLIFF kiNGSLoN AMP p - D. M also for POaR
keepse noon e 49, p II 80 90 49, 'n'
AS 10. 10 zoo. no 30. ~ - a. NJ le 90
noon 10 80 80. go .oO 10 % 80 $40 p M
1RUY3n 40 $40 1900 10 go IL Is I'd "a I IL 90
U1IiSSSHR' HNIDD SYRACUSE-f7i5 no. 10 90 no 80
a. ~. Il 100 40, 90, 80 ''l' D. m VIZ 'oo
RoCCniTsTER-oIo.o 1000, tlC:soa M u 100 noon,
Bup2 sG OG5 80 lo 80 m Z noon So
NIAGARA 'G fAL VIZ 1900 no 80 a. 70 100
Ab aG?6 ~ 81" rs His' IND MoXTREA-t745
AUbt& +" dEYEvX 20 &ND d&1SASbA 10 co.
pEfS $ 8 e. niI Is ySiR nAisEE& DivfsfoS
3 Sc @ ca aqP 1y,1ss Gr'qs e
PARK Place SO West I25h.,t and i%sthst station New
fo Gdk Ave- sfs S BroSEiyn and 100 a9'on Jeey S
weNteStrs S, Tor a9d InsS baggage rom
naiv except Sunday fDaly except SATURDAY.
20 90 Noon '5'?' s s}'t so n0e 3'nG "a at G o0 %
S 99f + e. T To49cr stop rG 12 s 6A fSi
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Allen. c \. to IoIgr1nt Industrial Savings Bank, 81
i.alTor' Catherine VI, to I NJ Standard, : i3ithst,
WIlrs.9xe p. year. - ooQ - r .
Boco. Julia \ c. n Mary Harrison. Lexington.
Hcrnhardt Mary j. to Bowcry SAVINGS Bank. cor
Stan'on-St and Auorney.st. 3 years. 81 600. 49,
ncNTa FER WIZ WIFE, 70 2ar 2 2 Go ' D map "'' wash
Camp. IInrh = to Mgtua ne ms Go. Northernavc,
Davis. Mary a, toA Townsend. 7Sd-s Audu.
Furey John to J II Bearns n lllth.st, 3dave.
- Goldo%6erz Simon. to F W Ears cor wavcrloy
Hans John y. to Flammer. 3Gth-st. lothavc.
H1rri- Aaron. to Harris foths.. sth ave 3
iIush; c. to L Smith, ssth.'t. W iithnve, =
na,'msEyer charc. :sc to co Le'pnas'. cor 9th
Hamilton Ida to Lipman, n cor loth.ave and
lst.sv@ ard i5th.St lease demand. ~ 600
Krower Syl..t,o. to NJ Rch' n i5Sth-st' Elton.
Mp,trI, h. = F. to Rcnehan. S5th.st. Lexington.
KENNEDY ichacl. to T Donovan and another. n : Ct
liothst " of MorrisaNc, ycar- MORTGAGES. - 300
ave and io3i-,t ycar $40 600
Moore Charles +. to James Rogers ard another. as
West 11Gh.>t mortgages years 81
Mcmahon Jane to Thomas Notary, % East 1o6th.st
Rockwcc John c 10 ia IL News Bldc Savings s1d Loan
ASSOC % "anhril-'t. q Matonav", in'talmen'-
ROGERS. IAban. to ! Lipman OF lOth-avt and
>a,oo to CITIZENS savings Bank. property. years
Sickle, I2ye!a 70 NJ = Jacobsen. ~ Mercer,et .
~ Maverick Paco 20 6the,e. 1914 Washington Place Isl
West iths III NaSsarSt al Grccnwich-st. HuherSt
The southern y Bantst Assoc alton to Mary \ p
Draper cor Boulevard and l0ih.st, mortgages, q
Wright Isaac r. to Julia L Cameron ct a. n Of I3is,
u. @ Of shave. years mortgages. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. !

w EST SHORE RAILROAD. y. !. G.. X
w II. H. IL. i. Co., L. e.ITains leave Wet 42d--t.
stuo1 tNcw-loIhJ a. io,."' ana 30 mh;t"' 1rcr from
and Chlcaco. 10 10 %. NJ, - - = ~. - 10 p. m -
Ious , . =. ~. IOrpafp. 10 II q / .
u. ~. BuaiD. 10 hester Ion Bridge. Nayl-
"a rails. Utica and 'raru-r. 30 lu-l1 no. . h,
ID y. and al 80 70. only 90 tra kiuL--
ton 3 80. 7 10 10 10 an go q. m; - 100 . 10 and
% rs D. tatskill and Albany. 80. - Is 10 10.
all 30 a. NJ; ~ 90 .'lj. 80 b. n tr'n,ton. W,ss
Point CcrnN1lL NcNlur-. p 80. = u. 20 10 10.
all 80 q y H. Il 90. so 3 - f,
= Ia III as D. Montreal ana Canaf, East. m.
Elegant sleeping Tor Buffalo N1@1rI FANS,
Detroit Chica-o and st Low. on all urou-h trans
a BrOOklyn, Via BROOKLYN Annex alO 80 a
90 p. m. I.r~ey G'y. i. L. l. station. 20 a.
: 80 y. ~. Daily. DAILY ~ saturday. An otnrr
daily. SUNDAY. For trkt- fr-fahic-
Tor and sleeping notation. f1ruaton apply
Orie.s HrDOslrn--3BB WashipgfCn-~f. 90 Euon-i
mex lulfon--t Nrw-NorE tify-I. 80.
yi2 l27l Iro1dwav lf3 Bow'ry H. atl place. wcst
l25thst ann West Shor stations fp of N"> i21.,t and
foot OF Jo"et. North HiLcr. g J.. LtNnl 'f, General
Passenger Agent , nderhil'-avc.. w-Ncrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

demand Hams IA good demand Bacon-rhe demand
ia, fa.an 81 short rib about - T. Gull az -. long and
short clear iddio> about - -, long clear
uiffl.s - -. -t'afv ut 2Ss thc">" In fair DE-
I.,ud Iaflow 900 roor demand ICrpcntnc In fair de
r.,.d i;D.iu fir demand: common urw at 4 Id
Ind Si,o'-iio fallen or; Futurcs-lh" Dc
maud H. triroytu prime Western spot January. February
and March ,a~. ~ 30 60. Wheat and nour IN poor de-
f.arc. Corn -Srot-In foor demand; FuturcS-ln iar
r.rrd. MIXED Western January new St'1dy a. - AID
t,iruarv steady ~ :, 24d. Hop, az London-Pacinc
oa-'- I'm poor demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw-YOEK TEIE
"A UrE WILL hE ~, LlNED Ar me IL1QWN
OFFICES No. i,@3A Br1llWIr. corner Thirty lr>t--t.
lao Hroadwav cotn,r 2ith~t until u. m. 10 Wi
Nv enty -thirdt stn-aNc; - DuVc.. t5 Fourth
ave. conner FOurtrcnth-stt 100 1hud ave. corner oIj
s,vcnth.>t l026 1hrl1,c.. near SNty-ir,t-t- Los
Flr.t-avc lCG West Font -sccOnd.s 09- touubu-
90 Lbcrty.st 81 AvcnHc s. 3,3 fhiId-ayc.. aud the
HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East Onchundr'd anItventy
lftli.st. up 10 D. M. and FOG CnehuLdrcd- and
twenty nth st, ut regular oiiice ratea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
Qearhers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS: AGhSOa
n Supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors UoNelhesses'
&c 70 Colleges schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs. N. j. YOUNG.fULTON. % Union SQUARE. =
BEST TEACHERS. American ana Foreign suplhIt9,
n locality charge. lcachtts
no form for stamp. T. v ~
ate T. f. Avery. American School Bureau w lith.st
TUTORS Professors Teachers, Govcrncsses Of AZ,
n, branches supplied 10 universities coll gcs Schools .
families Circulars schools n parents Modern
spoken. MIRIAM CONRlERE Room IA. lou ot-'N'-
r9,EACHERS tutors, governcssos companions chutc =.
i singers, OrsanSts, mar0ns, etc.. promptly suppu 70
best schools COMMENDED to parents MIS-,
DONOVAN'S Teachers Bur au, 80 East lith-St
II, EACIERS WANTED IMMEDTATElY.-ladcs ""
i cal music. Epi,cOplian piano and organ hap,.e,
singing. Mcthodi>t CONCrlc~s Tor FAMILY hd
city, and for school near city, German foi
high school.
gentlemen Two professors Of music for hrNtca'N
schools. MINNIE ..-o.- ,.. -
Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG-FULToN. Ancricsn and
Foreign Teachers Agency % Union square Nc"-hoFN'
IrNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school onccrs
u with teachers teachers with positions. - =.
IL NJ. HARRINGTON, Prop. 81 Lafayette fl.' y. j.
VxvANTFD.-Two Cicrn1n coNcrncsscS. with music; also
w German ladv speaking good English for public
school. MIRIAM COYlIERE Room j. 11O shave
corner 20th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
CENTRAL IL. IL. OF NEW JERSEY.

v
- 4is ss! q bessne s'. o., r."
400 A. m for EastOn Mauch Chunk. WIkestarrc.
Scranton Reading HaTOuIG Ta|a4 fssaS s sqg
bunk eSry WmPGT and 3n scantoa O
'''G' 90 a m. Tor EastOn. l. ~. s.,...
Eao So Maah cbanE ad q a%a nN un 'r1
S s@n5a li.' s
daily 70, En;sSn MaasA &C, Chunk Re,dns
s:45 D. IN for EasOn Mauch chunk. Reading Harris.
burg wilkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua. PO;tsve Shame
NJ Sr F EsSn a %,a AP GS%nf Reading Harris
''iF E. S,ss sS"'ff: :S r "a
20 For F Fro SSI At 49, sgd3y p Is m so
Hra9cn ard points south Ut to PcInt rcssa3t
except ocean Grove and Asbury PARK 90 a. m 90
For EcS Gno cS ~ ss sS 1 20 30 90 90
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Zoo 49, a. ~. larlor Cars 49, 10 $40 p n
Tor Tons River Barnes,t ParK and Barneeas 4A5
For Atlantic City and ard Bdgeton at Is H.
'1 For Monmouth Beach and scabrirht sl5 II rs
A. w. 80 I 20 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia. az 30 ~ 100 II 80 a. M 80
%D2YS &c. oS 60 SG 7ss J Il "a 49, "s oo
or baltimore Washington daily a, 90 II 80 ey
al m az rs az MT ssle3 70 s a. ri n T9 o S SSo
90 90 90 p NJ have connection for Heading. ila
'SP For SanTSiy AID WamspOt Via Philadelphia at 40
a d. 4 3, Bgiet Ia Tor Gym 80 d "a II 10 midnight
eSS and .c%t N pfocd H. IT,
S% lt t2 G a. 49, 'q Fat S& S ?1 coaits ST.
$50 Falton.,t IS Broadway BrookiEa. -.
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
I L!llGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortland and
DC3brOs-c~ b. 20, follows.
A. nj. Tor SlaurtOn and intermediate points.
A. ~. Geneva, - Ons llalfa. HcrAc>'r. Buffalo
and the Wrs pOtt,N -, and prnf 1 local p.iuf. Cul
car 70 Lyol aud pullman ear T. NIs en~lou Bridge.
20 a. Do. for Maurh thunH and iut rn'diar point,
II a ior /. ana u. Junction and informed ic Dout,
Chair t. Mauch CHUNK
D. n. Tor Ifuhnaunorh and iucruoclnt" point. Chnli
car to TunkhanhocA. Connection u Reading AMI HJrri,
40 D. IT, for Elulra and prlacpt int Immediate point.
Chair car to Wikc-b3rrr and Pullman sleeper T. pens
Bridge. =, M
80 u. H. for Potts 3D." M1uch Chunk and In. rneIi
ate pnnts chain TO Nduch tnunk.
80 D. 10. for Miuch C.rnk and Intermediate points
Connection TO KcIdu. and Harrisburg.
D ~. f1r Gen va. Lfou>. LlHurt, Rochester. 49,
and the West Pullman sleeper IT, IL and !-pcn-o
Brdge.
D. m all points n MIhauoy and Han
regions. ,....,.. .. ,-,, 49,.
a. H.. for Mauch chunk. Hal ION and intermediate
points and II q. ia. Tor Sncnifdo1h and intermediate
points.
10 p. n. for Mauch Chunk ard intermediate points
n. ~. for Geneva. Lions Eluiri 10 hit r Bufaio
and the Wst- pullman sleeper 10 Lyon, tnd Susprn,on
General Eastern Office. .3j broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23

G. ook'S TOURS
TO THE TROPICS
LA GUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO, ETC.,
BY THE EXCELLENT STEAMSHIPS OF THE
RED I'D" LINE.
THE WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA BY TIN
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF THE
UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL S. s. co.
Tickets for circular by either OF the above line
arranged any desired combination
illustrated pamphlets with full particulars I'll kets.
application to
TIOS. COOK son. pol Broadway. n. z.
Cooks Grand Escorted Tour TO JAPAN will leave New.
York March .. illustrated programme application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The tendency of the real estate market for the
moment is undoubtedly toward dulness. Much OF the
property put up at the Exchange yesterday was either
adjourned or bid in. Nos. 1,245 and 241 Columbus
ave-, north Of seventy st, two vcsory brick nats
with stores, were offered No. 30 sold for ~
Gustave Gomprecht and No. 247 for S34,2oO to tit
same buyer. The entire lot Is 51XlOO = , vaGat'
plot 50Xl0O In West Eighty ninthst, west OF Elght
ave. offered under foreclosure is brought 81
from the plaintiff. These lots were recently heid al
81, 500 each, or $4,000 for the Two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
Creal Notices

n Office TO CREDITORS.-Tn pursuance of
an order OF Hon oliver r. Carpenter, Surrogate Of
Ulster County notice Il hereby given according 10 law
all persons having claims AGAINST Thomas Cornell late OF
the city ~ Kingston, County " Ulster deceased testate
% present .hc same with the vouchers stpport thereof
20 the undersigned. Edwin Young. the executor tho
estate OF said deceased at his Office Fcrry.st Iondou
1891.
Dated September TO- 1890
EDWIN YOUNG Executor.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
B.ec kel 81. No 1872: Mary S sickLes ct al 20


Bleeckerst. No 1872; Mary sickes ct al to
lsi n@%a S$ sss It Of st6avc 25xooi Nm
/ Lowe and vile to Frank NJ Tichenor $4,000
7' s$ $40 ,na n If 70 NS c :ST1o22
tin Wefs and d. wife To- Hdbaft j GolcoHb 10 &c
o- Pae and ch hds + i%dc I to Jas fi o
Northern-aNe, " $ 200 II Of 10: D. map Fort
Washington indet; Hugh NJ Camp and Wife to 90 ,oo
Y t. HUN n camp i.o '..'.'. '.... $4,000
TmotbV Donovan 70 !" Ellen NJ ksnncdv ,' $500
To- Fran Assmann' l. mart ,@rt - i.a'' 1880
William il tornet and vile to j zimmerman
9it9st LIS r. Of s Gqlgmbq,-a 49, soSlooS
,si lot :, e ns map 9TH sm s9 e HS%js
Ss.sn5ed. isoSs3dhssxIii5'; Mary Poole 70 ., ooo
lstavSS; $ as5 r 5 OF 5!th.st is.2x7l.i; Anton
lsavS ' 30 o fy'S BaDs fts Mayer to Henry
Do,cher and another .',...'..... 1850
70 Fodor and another .,'' "a $50
Jane. La Mare refrSc 'D to DonoSaa g45o
Grand BIIlsya o2v cor p,, lS9't t., i9SN2
Baptist ASSOCIATION 1880
John Fulcy ..'.. 1900
7oth..t. No 90 Fast; &C. tho c. Graham & Sons
iothaye 49,, " $ 5is # Of Soth,st, 2i9H75; nar:
and ~. $4,000
Ann Fisher to Jane Mcmahon 80, 10, 100
Gambr-st : 1854 n O OF MarOn-avc 25x731
X26Nsl o. VIM Opdyke and another TO John
G IsNrkwcg.
Gambrl.st :. 303.t IT OF Marion-avc. 75Xf79
1S1N13.l Geo Opdykc and another to ]
1ilst-st. $50 n Of Wells.ave 1GXl00 John
Kelly and wife to George Kelly
T KieferdorI $4,000
Marion-avc. 30 n n OF Dorothea Place, 50NGS;
Vim W Thompson and wife to David Tent. 200
and wife to simon (ioldcnbcrs. 10000
0th.ayc, corner 72d-st, 50Nl02.2; George S
IIavsmeycT .',.'. 10000
Goldman and Vito to Julius sachs 100
" DAYTON ard wife 10 James woollcy..., 2o,5oo
Mount Morris-aVp. so n OF I2lstst 25N
IS James Woolley ard wife TO the Subur-
ban Rapid Transit Co ......-....
man Klu.sn,ann to jacob Kcyscr and WIFE. 10000
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New.Yosk. Thursday. Jan. %.


New.YOgk Thursday Jan. Is
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
lots, West S9th.st, 125 II Sh-aye 2oxlOO cach
Francis Crawford, al i20. . o.- ,
5story buildng, with plot OF land, Nos i,6fo anu
1.2i7 Jtnavc, OIL IL 1oth-st plot oI>ioVp "u'-
tave Gomprecht. 500. 500. ~ o.,
sale OF building with lot No 252 West 3it1'st otl'
ave was ADJOURNED to February }. 90,
Sale OF dwelling with lot, so 10 west f'hs IOu''
ave- was adjourned % February q.
sa OF dwelling with lot 80 3O7 East 5:s:-st 1st-
ave- was adjourned to January -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-23
CCNARD LINE.

NEw.YORK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 10. North River.
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
AGrinia sat.Jan 81. an. Aurania sat, Feb. an
Inlbra heb = pm. Umbra sat. .Mar.7.2 20 pm
seryia sat. Feb II, 70 an N,lya sat Marlts 80 an.
tickets to and nom all parts Of Europe at 'erJ
low For freight and passag, apply at the COM
tany's 40. Bowling Green Newlork.
VEUNDN H. BROWN & CO.. Agents.
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.T.LoLi.. cmIcAGo. ANn cIxcINNATI EXrRE.s
TIIE WESTERN ENpRE-~

$50 r. M.-fos all points the M,-t. Nolth. vet an
SOuth-we.t. Pullman Nts-4hu.r sleeping Car NV or
b Pittsburgh. St Louis. CHICAGO. tucaaI'. aLd Men
phi.. Penn>yllanii railroad Dining CIR .."-l OK
fhiadclha. and Pullman Dining car F't-tuseh :
Richmond and Chr,go. ArrNr, a. Ga. lnnati q 8
=. r, CHICAGO 800 %. ~. nrNt DAY. and - Lon
200 a. %. .eroud morning. Come = iIE &c. IAN
~. -Lt,tAL-
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\ CUBA Mail steamship Co.

n EN 1Obh " Dt Mill steamship 70
~ From Piers 10 and Il. Easo River, a. p. M,
Havana Progrc,O. Camprche, FrCnterz,
rimpicO. IuNpaW and Vera Cruz,
MaauIa> CardrnSs. S3gu3, Calbarian
d. Cuba. Guantanamo and Cien,ueeoA
lTNT RI Havana and Mexican Forts sat. Jan. -.
NIAGARA, Havana and Slcua We'd, ian. -.
ORIIABA Havana and McXi, "a Ports sat, Jan. 81.
SARATOGA. Havana and Cardrnas Wed. Feb 1.
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COrinne is Coming.

One OF the most notew ,rthy en-
gagements OF the present theatre
cal season at the Opera II use,
FRIDAY Feb. 9th will be thai of the
Kimbal Opera Comique and bur-
lesque in a production OF Gar
men," The organization, embrace
ing % peoI IL, Is headed by the
famous little burlesque actress
Corinne. 1t is claimed that the
burlesque of Carmen" as done by
this organization, is without doubt
one OF the greatest success ) of
the season. The production has
had the benefit Of a very success
full run in New York city. The
people OF TINS city will be, no
doubt. grauded to see Corinne
execute tho famous Spanish
dances which have created such
q lurore in New York city.
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FRIDAY Evening, Feb. 13, 1891.

Dnring the evening.
CANTON SILVER STATE No l
PATRIARcHs MILITANT
(Of Virginia CITY,, will give an
Exhibition Drill
Their Beautiful Bannor-the
finest on the Pacific Coast-will
also be on exhibition,
GRAND MARCH called promptly
at 8 o'clock Unmasking ct IL.
Exhibition Drill immediatly after
unma, king Persons not in cos
tune POSITIVELY Lot allowed on the
floor until after unmasking
A Costumer from San Francisco
will be on hind with a fine lot of
New Costumes at Reasonable Prize
eS.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
ID kersey, A Nj McCabe.
II j Bergman, John p Meder
; Il Noyes, Tim Dempsey.
Tickets may be procured from
the above Committee, or at all
the leading Business Houses.
Tickets, admitting gentleman
and ladies en- masque 81. so
Seats on stage, each rs
General admission and gallery so