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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aymar Benjamin. Connecticut Mutual Life ms Co,
n 84th.st, Sth.ave, l year. IS 900.
Blumauer Jacob, to II MOr1nthau, cor Ktngsbrtdge
Road and 1S2d.st years q mortgaResl, S14,195.
Bornhagen Frederick, to Emgrant Industrial Savings
Bank, n : BOndst Bowery, year, 50 OO0
Aqueduct and land Of Johnson, year, $1,000 800
Curran, John j. TO VI d NJ Greene, 52d-st, W 10TH
ave @ mortgages) S15, 000.
COnover Daniel D. 70 Queens County Bank, cor
Avenue A and 24th-st years, S2o 600.
Deegan Edward ], to } Ramsteck, lot 100, map Ryer
Homestead % years, 800 - ,,. go, -.
Ely-Goddard, Alice S, to NJ March, n West 15thst,
years. S2o, 900. -. . -,
F1gleon Thomas Gillinder, 100 to 200 South 9Th
ave, years, $1,000.
HartIeH. Hannah 9, to Smith, 5 cor 2d-aVe ana
3Ith-st years $1,000. $500
Holmes, BENJAMIN. 70 R L COnckin. 115th-st e
jordan, James +, to G G Hupfel Brewing Company.
SCI 0th-ave, demand @5. 000
Miller, Eliza L. to A Snow 53x55, Catharnest,
SobIe' Charles to Mortimer thave. 10th.
ottweli Sarah C, to A L de Montsaulnin. S
Webster;avo. 7oth-st; years, 81. 900 -. J.. 80
Rabsdan Adeline L, to j phclan, lots Ola to bio,
$50 % 560 map oDdyke, oath Ward. years q mtgs)'
Run. Charles. to U S TRUST Co. 97ia to 90 7th-st 8
years e rntgs). $4,000.
Schroeder, Charles, to H Thompson. n 15sth-st,
W COurt.andt;aye 2 years; 81 200 ,,,uoo.,o
po s!eyenSGn Hugh v 70 j. III mocud
Ullman. AdoDh, to L Friedman 800 East Houstonst,
wendell, Katie, jr, to f Karsch W s 1oth-ave. n
Williams. Richard to J Todd. e corner Lexington.
ave and 5ith-st year. $4,000.
Zahn, Franz to IL Hewlett. Dutch-st, 5 Futonst,
years, $1,000.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos OF Cor.landt and Dc
brosses SIS. as follows: -,.
a. for MauCh Chunk and int rmediaee points: nut
$40 IA for Geneva Lyons. Elmirs joGe cs s noins
fao ami the West, POtt> vile and priDcil&. o
Chair Car 10 LYONS and Pullman Car suspension Bras~
Q a. M for Mauch Chunk and intormsdl.Se points
IL 80 a. for Elnlra and intrnetAtt points. cha,
1 y. M for Tunkhann0ck aad ntermsrsie points usrrs.
Car 70 Tunkhannoek Connection to beS1lhs Oh" A'''
burg. ,-.,.., ,o,er.
Gao p. m. for L. and D. junction and prineipal i"'
mediate points Chair car 20 l.. ana u Juhetio' cba,
80 D. for Pottsville and intermediate points '
20 D. m for Mauch Chunk ani intermediate poi"'"
Connection 20 Reading and Harrisburg. ,,...,. nm.
80 u. fof Geneva, Lyons. f1hlF1 t.oOhVssi
fao and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons anu 0''
pension Bridge 8, n, and
Trains leaving 40 40 a. m, IL 80 M, p q, az ~
3:i0 D. IN. connect for all points In Mahoney anu hS''
ton coar regions . .,.,>,s
$40 A. m. Tor Mauch Chunk Ha2elton ana lbter1..s
points and ii a. m for Shenandoah and internie'is@
points. -. ..,o,s
80 d. m. for Geneva Lions, Emra, no hrstsai Sns
fa0 and the West Pullman Sleeper TO Lyons anu ~
pension Bridge. - -, A..
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Aug. IS, p. m-Cotton-Ihe sales OF the
day include 5000 bales American. Futures closed
0uIet MISUNDERSTANDING, low middlng clause,
4ueust delivery, 4 1904 buyers August and Sept
ember delivery. 1964d buyers september delivery,
4 22-64d, value; September and October delivery,
4 26-e4S4 27-64d; November and December delivery,
4 3O-64d buyers; December and January delivery,
A 3S-0154 az odd: January and February delivery,
35-64d buyers February and March delivery, 1874
"a 35-64d. .,.,,
13-IGc: low middlmg 1-sc; good ordinary, 3-Sc
net and gross receipts $50 bales all crop; sales,
236 bales stock 5000 bales.
Norfolk Aug 1e-CottOn dull; middling 1316c
net and erossJccelpts l95 bales exports coastwise
253 bales: sules, 50 bales stock, 5,S11 bales.
New orleans, Aug. 1S.-COtton easier mlddling
11-16c low middling, 16c; good ordinary, g 7-16c
gross 0S6 bales; sales, 1000 bales; stock, 3942d
bales. ,,,.
savannah Aug. 1s.-CottOn easy; mddling, 1-2c
low rnIdding, &c: cool ordinary, Bloc; net and
gross receipts 253 bales, all new crop; exports coast
wise, bales; sales, 60 bales; stock, 6,o11 bale.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Aug. 1s.-Catte-Reccipts Tor ne d last -
hours 500 head total for week thus far G,560 mead
for same time last week, 5000 head; CONSIGNED
through 500 head of which 400 head to New ork !,
on sale 20 head; market opened about steady closing
dull for common, steady for good grades all soia.
Hogs-Receipts for the last "a hours 3'oCO hea ,
total for week thus far 27150 head: for same ume
last week 10 500 head consigned through, 15oO head
to New York 400 head on sale, lSoo hend e56y
best Workers. 81 ass so, mostly 50 10 good
mediums. So sOd s5 So extra, rs 80; pigs: 81 Goo
81 rs; sfips and common, S3d 80 75 sheep ana
ambs-Recepts for the last "a hours. 400 head toai
for wee! thus far 1900 head for same time last week
10 200 head consigned through, 200 head none 70
New York; on sale, 200 head market opened steady
for sheep lambs dull and lower; closed STEADY LOT
sheep, dun and weak for lambs; lambs, common 10
good "a 256S5 20.
Chicago Aug. 1s-"The Evening Journal reports !:
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; shipments 1900 head
slow steady top prices for natives So6S5 80 DINERS
- 25a 81 81 common SO 1888 70 range s se r;
a s3 %: cows, 81 1882 go. Hogs-Receipts. 1900
head; shipments 5000 head market fairly active;
opening n shade stronger, closed easier rough and
common a 5Oas4 90 mixed and packers sS 6 40 !;
prime heavy and butcher weights S5 j0d So 60 prime
light, IS 7Ods5 so; grassers, s4SS4 90. sheep,
Receipts 5000 heah: shipments, 1000 head marKet
active sheen steady, lambs higher; native ewes, S3 on
ds4 so: mixed and wethers 81 70d S3 20; westerns,
81 1884 IS: feeders. SO rs lambs 80 6O0So 90
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Briek from up the river arc
,o.ng steadily AZ former prices Lam ana ceineS ull
changed Hsveistraw Hard Bres qHoSeuu =. "a o5 a.
900; Fishkis ~ 75ds5 70 Op-ahanIs s ~ SIsri
ME sa6x2 90; Rosendale Cement 9ve di per en
p po-sna ~ S6sl ZO Belgian Portland 81 20SZ ~
Enrsh portland 81 250s2 so Roekana common Lime %
Zoe Laths So is per 1000 Goats Hair 2os22c per bush
ScnsrFEErrsdng in spot Rio was mob especially active
today vet the market was stsaoly ao oh 30
basis st o. !. sale Of 1900 bags No va;
pmore1 At i5lac c. and g. nut subsequently de7e 6
rod ladies sales 500 bags Meraeaibo and GOO mas
padoe private Options hsd fatnef more
S ne n;n hut the general rise 5@16 points t1rieI
his. had great deal do with the buoyaney hsNro
Ws as tr higher early, but part Of this was lost 6ei9re
Srner onicai quotations t5 mAugust IeS sep
nmber 7Ss sd October, 72s cd November, 9ssi Dees,
hsr ass Cd January 65s Cd. Rio quotes Reg9n%o haso
10 EiSs. 10 $50 good second 10 siOs 10y e eS
Snsee Ii esayances to United States, 5000 bags RIO
cisayanees TO Europe 5000 bags Rio stock 2Si VVo sg
Rio market arm receipts IN santos days. ga o sxe,
sntos stock 900 bags santos market qYs6 fSSu
ss1 AS 600 BAGS time 1890, 10000 Days same
time 1883 SCI 600 bags; receipts at santos JuS oc0
bags SAME time 1889 600 bags Total sG e sss TO-
dsy 81 300 saSs including August 16 %n,
her iaai6 05 October, IS 05al5.15; NovemDen 4AzO9
ix45 december 10 $50 1885, and March, l3Zod1So;ZS
closing as follows January So RebrgaT No.
Aprs oI 1S9GslSSsS s Mny
ortober is 05n1510; November, 1415dlf20i peseisPs
ia 2O61875 Warehouse deliveries since Augut1 Il 1851
sa 19 ss 800 s%s 6ss ss bags
SOTTON-On the spot ruled quiet but prices We're NOT
disturbed Sales BOG bales for consumpuon Sa re
1o-k . N
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

N:TSs G T Ssss z d s :oa.sas1 Is
No 1rad dptssed Ser dull slow 5aosc for Texas
and cGo "a ,c s0 report the markets for refrigerated beef
sSs' Is a. ga as or port sfs's odsS Of
Runc viii take 7oj live cattle for M ssoasinn una he
CIV Of Paris iso quarters of beef for Eosnan' Com
$50 hsad2s At JsssSy city ayn fns
Su White psa Se are rev ea s az &c
ss y ySs wss fG !. & sS0As County Ely Fs::
RS siad with light e fair demand nss;,v F Tda
and yeas sold at Sass snd
ms duh $ac westerns 81 SLOW e1 at 2S2c CALVES
= DO e s. % @ cu rs l5' .. 80 g s9 g 'O l.
'ea Judd & buckingham: 10 plterrilk calves 1So H.
at s 81 Il y %H * = carload: Of s s
headl s, SoF se,d At for r s CITY Se a9d and
10 fair sheep sold siasi 10 common to choice lambs
a. Dressed b mutton SLOW At saoao per N dressed lambs
weak Sle sa 0I Hp ~ co "A Kentucky sheep us 2
a. 80 Sf e s dc e. St Sus2 80 at 20
81 S 81 ii RgS5asg sap 81 f'a"s ss's 50 e
So n g. q pdc 10 81 bss 81 10 v II ia lambs e
D. Mcp SSaG tx Co. 55i Virginia lambs 60 n
" Newton aT Gnlett: PA Michigan lambs CT ~ at
- FILTER hack e. Dewey: 81 Western sheep 81 70, q.
a ~ 299 kentucky lambs omnon), $685. No. at 81 o.
Al State 10, II ~ at SO 312. -, mi - at
D. Harrington 243 Kentucky lambs 'o2 ID d.
HsIienbpck & Hollis: os Ohio lambs II n at 80 20.
HOGS-Receips, % cIroads Of e64 headIlO cSrOsd
NJ Jersey Citv and Is carloads at 4Oh-s Dcnano eo9
end prices about steady for state Hogs az 20 60
100 NJ Country Dressed steady at 'a@oc' iO' Hu'ODn
SEA-. W Lamb state hogs. 23e n average, at
81 10 per 100 n g. do $50 ~ at s. 70 is CO. 2aO ~
at 81 IS: 5 do. 100 n, at IS So roushs' 3Zo ia az
- el 90 600 Fl state hogs 233 ~ IS TO- so do,
1sS n at IS Is 5 rougIs 3OS n, at 81 20 - -o %
HUME & Mullen: 81 State hogs 23O y, ~ % ~ o.
do 90 ~ at SIS 20 5 roughs 35S n, at 81 TO-
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REAL ESTATE.
BTrsINESs AT THE EXCHANGE.


the only Of importance at the Exchange yesteruny
was by william Kenneiy under partition and eonss'eo
~ tho williams estate No 213 Fast Tenthst east Oh
seeondave Is thrce-story brick dwelling on fun lot'
after considerable bidding It sold $4,000 10 Thomas
D. pay il. No. 2l1 East Thirty-fouit'st. eass % ~,
1trdave is n three-story dwelling, Oh lot l2.oSoo'''
NAPOLEON Lazy the buyer for S0,4
The sale by Smyth & Ryan OF the corner oil Naahuis
ave and onehundred snd-foty fourth-st was edIoune
10 September 3. . II =
" The following private sale is announced III; 900
TlewsOn sold No. 2lS West foitsusI LOT VilfS.s
"a Bertha Brinkmgn since he made inc sale sgo6 20
Margaret Gautier The size Of the house ll3NlSO %
Al the weekly sale by X. " harhetO Wv
the following were sold ,, - q, 70 s1st
900 Georgia southern and Florida X H. Co'-NS'
mortgage . per cent god bonds. due 1926. 5t2 u y
SO snares NcW-YOrk, Lackawanna ana WeSceIn and
Co.. 800 each guaranteed by Delaware. Lack""sn"' ''
06o shares Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Co., 500 each'
81 600 Federal Valley Coal Co. per cent bonds que
1905, 3li2. ,-. u u Co
LIST mortgage reorganization per cent bohds' ouo '
100 shares Consolidated Electric Storage Co., $50 eacn
o. per share. . - - g.. nortoseo
I per cent registered bonds due 1900, ll9t; mi
rs shares Fourth National Bank, 300 eacn
80 shares Bank Of the state OF New'fofh' DIV" '''
25 shares Central National Bank. 500 each 129 do
l membership New-York Cotton Exchange tan '
100 shares Merchants National Bank 500 each b
25 shares Market and Fulton National BANK @lV' ''
is shares Galatin National Bank $50 each 1Os2 Tax
% shares Farmers Loan and Trust Co. 20 eae"' ''
so shares American Exchange National BANK @io"
each, 1872.
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5 at low limits , -, ,..aoo
STAINED.
- 1-16 Low Middling..--.....6 GIG

Good Ordinary. 116 Low Middlins'.--' q"
Strict Good Ordinary.5 11-16 Middling. ---.--'s
Optonsower prices again the general rule IN this
line aud there was selling for long" account
taken altogether however the market was by no means
brisk and cAie for the part OF local ent1.er
The opennq VAS at points decline, and this WIS followed
bv further break of 2d3 points Toward the close now
ever there freer buying manly by shorts INA ne.
ures indicating Of points on August and iaz points
market on the downward turn and the fun port receipts
added 10 the heavness Another depressing feature was
the favorable crop news. Sales. $1,000 bales.
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CENTRAL IL. II. OF NEW-JERsEY,


Time Table OF June p, 1891.
4 80 a.. m. for EastOn, Mauch Chunk, Wlkesbarre
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Tamaqua Potsye Sham
okn. Sunbuy Eagles Mere, Wilamsport On Sundays
fof EastOn, Msuch Chunk Wilkesbsrre and Scranton.
G 100 m. for Easton and Allentown.
: 100 a. m. for Esston and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays,
Easton Mat 4 Chunk and Sbamokin.
SA5 a.; M for Easton, Msuch CHUNK, WiIkes barre
Scranton Reading HARRISBURG, Pottsve, Teusqua Sham
okn Sunbury Eagles Mere. Wilamsport Through coach
10 Williemsport. - 80,
100 o. for FastOu, Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, Potsvle Shamokin, Sunbury and Willlamspore'
On SUNDAYS for Esston. Msuch Chunk Tamoqua, Potts.
Vile Reading and Harrisburg
200 D. m. for Easton M9uch Chunk Reading Harris
burg Wlkesbarre, Scranton, Tamaqua, Potosve, Sham
okin.
4 80 p. m. for Esston and Allentown.
as p. for Easton, Msuch Chunk, Reading, Harris
burg, &c. SUNDAYS at 80 p. m.
.On In Ia nnfA l1nrnknr
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RAILROADS
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
DesbrOsses and COrtiamdt streets,
as fOllows:-
On and after JULY 18th, 1891,

THE FAST LINE
S 4 Gvenn y:sul9 sVPng and Ba s5
Louis zoo p m next day Connects also for Toledo
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1870 A. SGoSgo.ed exclusively Of Pullman yssa Ens
Se Car, Room ssRns R%@ epc
stenosFoPhers and typewrlters, bathrooms for both
%S s'5S5'n'R Hs sss
Indianapolis IL 40 M. and Chicago AS a. M next
1T. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
3i0O r. NJ Pullman Yestlbule Sleeping Cars from New;
ncnna Passe Sas c coach * to counbus
p. IN. next day
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
SssRsi sf'Res
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$3.50 p M-Puman vestbule Sleeping Car New York 70
HS 0P G aSS cSeasd to aSe e
p m next day, snd 81. Louis 90 n. second morn;
Saturday
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
ok P e SSg ya Car The sSc
Valley arrives weekdays at Columbus ~ F. NJ:
40 p. second morning ae Connect teE Toledo daily.
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except SATURDAY.
Buffet Sleeper to So%.orleans cans. --'''O'
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" OF Pullman Parl9r cars
with Dining Car Baltlmore,) daily except Sup9ay
1910 a. arrive Washington 80 D. M and on on
2. arrive Washington :25 D. regular express
620 00 8 80 and IL 100 a. 10, 30 3 100 ano
100 D. and IL rs night For Baltimore only :O9
.. m. Sunday, 10 and 8 80 a. H., 4 30. o'Oo ano
8 100 IN. and ~ rs night. al.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY / 90 D. m. weekdays with
Through Buffet Patlor Car
FOR CAPE MAY, 200 D. M weekdays. with Through
Buffet ParlOr Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20, s 90 80 30 Osesgo limited
With DlnngCar, and 10 10 Washington Limited, with
Dnlng0ar and IL ;o0 a. M - ;20, oo 10 cn 81;
900 p M, and 12 is night. INSTRUMENTATION. Il 10
$50, 900 20 Lh3itsd), and and 10 p M 2;So, 800
500 4 30 100. 80, 90, and 300 D. M, ano
12:l5 NIGHT. Accommodation 100 D. III.
For Time tables Of trains local points the Pennsyl
wanna taliroad System, apply at the following Tckes
Offices Nos 435 $40 and 9i4 Broadway A.tor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortiandt sts Courtst.
$50 Futonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of
Fultonst, Brooklyn 70 Hudson-st, Hoboken Station.
Jersey City
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 20 Destination
CHAS E. PUGH. j. 4. WOOD
General Manager General Passf Agent
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o. e. RTE IL N I s .

a ns.ll. T.. :. -. E.,!'':! g.. , b.!
f1 Jrv ns
E Ching LSHai h0P %s1Hihs iea
81 sei iOa hSrO cEcaso and al points SOLID trains
aa S@isS o. 70
esve Of foot anS
oows and i've minutes earlier. unless otherwise shown
HUN " ~ WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
Ryya NaFT@ oI E Is h aHd Chau sSsrs;
Hornesylie 20 Cincinnati. Connects at Port Jervs iD
union station. except sunday for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
800 Pa. NJ a RsSSS a cScssC va
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAINS EXPRESS
on P NJ sgndayaEOr Bshamop oh HOnssG1s
Through car Saturdays for Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
OOr NJ Daysod train to Chicago via .. Magyar, 2
Bufao Rochester, Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
On P NJ Day-yia ch9rgstaSgua Lake and N NSs;
chicago anu FoT PORT JERvIs
VFEsKS pAY io % a. mn 80 a. MOI 90
5 D. nm H., O II p H. H.. $50 p. m, $50 p, M
FOR NEWBURG.
sx,rrK DAYS. :l5 a. N. (23d-st. $3.50 q. m. as
w D. M, 445 D. M 6 D. M. z D. M sundayS-s o. M.
. d. m, p M
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
e,ATuRDAYS ONLY 10 so D.. m. (23d ST. IL :40) for
SNewburg; 40 p. III. (23dsL :23) for Hawthorns;
z: rs D. IN. for Port Jervis.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
~.APS AND TIMETABLES may De Obtained rrorl
wi teket Offices. Also copies u .SumMer Homes" con
a6s select list of hotels and boarding
,,nma describing VICINITY Of Newly ork; 'Chauauqua
fi ~ 'sSouvenriI and 'Sunmer EAcursions''
1TIcKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a
IN an and 957 Broadway Chainb and West 23d
- FAIRIES New.York; 80 and 1913 Eutonst, Brooklyn
SH1 Hrtadyay Williamsburg conner Newark and Hudson
W ~. uobo(en and Jersey Cit, station Erie Transfer
nanV calls and checks baggage from hotels and real
Sa'ci,s N rough destinat on.
dehecs w C RINEAT;SoN. General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN pRonIrcE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. 1e. as pm.-Beef-The demand is
imnrovlng Pork in fair demand. Hams IN good
demand short cut. about Il to 16 pounds firm at
sos Cd Bacon in good demand: Cumberland cut,
about % 10 80 pounds, firm az sos; shoulders about
IL TO 10 pounds firm at AS Sd. Cheese-The de-,
mand has fallen of Arorican finest white and cOlored
firm at ASS. Cd. Tallow. Turpentine and ROsin in
poor demand Larl-SpOt and futures il poor de
mand Wheat In good demand; Kansas winter hard.
firm at S. I'D No . red spring, firm at IS I'D
Flour In fair demand. Cor1-spot In fair demand /;
huCnst firm al Gs . 3-4d; September and october
firm IS Sd. Hops at London: Pacific COast-There
Is nothing Offering duh at 81 16sd So los.
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= s.,c. 81 nhd., Sc, and 100000 N country

quoted &c. Sales 50 hhds, &c. and IUV'OVV ]" 0'
Sc. pkgs free. - ,o -, L., ,,.., r,,tters have been
~ oyiet on the local market. few lots VIZ inter-.
to manufacturers, but there Is no spc.i', a.. i'm,
est displayed and all hands seem % be wa1hs
P rev,s Ia csc; fall do 1Cd2fc. secured ins
slrins months 62d64c; medium secured 40, OV""oo'
OCT.
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anrtlon Sales of Eedl Gstate.
CHAS. :. BROWN. Auctioneer.
Trustees Sale at Auction OF the
ELBERON HOTEL PROPERTY,

ELBERON HOTEL PROPERTY,
ELBBRON. n. j.
cHAs s. BROWN g bell at auction at the Real E
= WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10TH, 1891,
under direction Of sEwAER GUTHRIE M0SAW Xf1
1TR1 ne He E IaS Ss a9r 5c Ocean %
on When it has $50 IT, frontaes. Inc Hotel s at5acyS
s Gs s% T od ss .o f@lSsSa snG sS
1s9l tS 70 90 20 on nf bdad and Mortgage for at
cent For srP% SFsEfIp5arG UTHRiE MoRAwETz
Attorneys.at-faw, 81 NassaG.st., \. Y
or CHAs. s. BROWN, 80 Llbct:2.st.. N. y
TT. +. ARCHER, AUCToNEER.
LAWRENCE BEACH COTTAGES
and
LAWRENCE BEACH LOTS.
Three days Of auction
on the premises
LOVELY LAWRENCE BEACH.
The
Finest Family Seaside Resort
In the vicinity Of NewYOrk and Brooklyn.
Handsomest Summer Section
on Atlantic Coast.
Moderate Glass Homes in
Restricted and Beautiful Locality
THREE DAYS OF AUCTION
Thursday, Aug. 27,
Friday, Aug. %,
Saturday, Aug. 30.
Sale commencing at O'Clock each day,
COLLATION. UYbEE MAMMOTH TENT.
Music by
EDINGERS MILITARY BAND.
Visit lovely Lawrence Reach, and you will sc splendid
beach surrounded pretty villas and free from al the
Objectionable features that prevail at seaside picnic re-
sorts Being one and One-haf miles from Lawrence Sta
ton, from tramps and rowties. CONNECTED by
stages 10 train and clrragc service invites only
the houclO ing class Ih- road 20 the beach
b. ng through broad Of Lawrence and Cedar
hurst handsome villa residences, luxurious lawns, and
expensive welkept drycways meet one upon every hand
Nowhere else the seaside In This vicinity can be found
such vast oupotunJe for rational enjoyment az
able OUTLAY surf and st bathing, boating and
carrlagG riding unequaled Please address for maps and
BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, owner,
II Chambers-st., New York.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, Sc
FROM PIER 8. y. r. FOOT OF RESIoIRSST.
For Highland Beach, Normandle, Se1brlght, Monmouth
Beach, Long Branch at 80 10 40 "a NJ II 90 M q oo
Saturdays only), 345 80. 80 D. M sundays 93o
FOR Atlantic Highlands at 80 100 a. M, 100, S45
80, 80 D. m. Sundays, 80 a. M, 100 y. m, ~.
For Elberon. Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Po1nt
Pleasant 10 AS q 100 Saturdays ony)' $40 80
80 p. ,.. - Lon -
IL 100 m. n 100 Saturdays only, 3:45 p m.
For Beach Haven Atlantic City, V!nelmd and Bridge
Ton 4 m II 90 m. q 100 D m. Slturdays 0nlyl
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AND

~ WESTERN HAILhOAD.
Shortest Line NestiOued Pullman Coaches:
ga m.-Bufslo, Richfeid SPRING and Oswego ENgres,
via Paterson for Water G, stoudsourg SeIanoa blps
hamton OwsgO Ithaca, WaNerly, Elmlra Corning, Ba0
Dansve sher6urne WaerSLls, kteh1eld spLIng, UIS.'
Fulton aud intermediate stations Connects at ScftnWa
With trains for pittstOn, Wile,Dsfre pelsve anu N"f
90 a. m-Binghamton Mail via Boonton. w.. 80.
n m-Bin ghaInton and ElnilTa Empress or atef Gap
Strondsburg ScrantOn OwegO WaNery ana llnlfa con;
meets at Scanton with trains Tor Ptttoh kingston anu
10 ~ m.-scranton wilkesbarre and plymouth Ex'
press ,u, buffalo Iinited Txnress via Pata,.
SON lor I7iS,ps Corning Bath Waylsnd, Danye NJ
ME- drris &c arriving IN Buffalo az 80 a; N.
HdoIFIs' Richheld Springs and Oswego
rxTre: for Stroudsburs Scrau,on BIZ ghamton Cortland
Nr.ruiiie Utica Sc and al points Buffalo Dyis!on;
connects with trains for the west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. C. 8

uJEST SHORE RAILROAD. On. Y. c.. &
Go s rdSx and 20 m sys w se "a rom
the foot OF Jay.st New York; Hamilton London Detreis
f%d .N 1s rs ) 10 p Toronto 10 90 ,Si3
tiss and Syracuse, 80. 10 100 a. M rs :s;IS N
~ o. g. iii n O6 uf III 'a s8
2. M as sa as D. m al 90 is rs p Gfaasoar
F:iFS ri ~ :. NGrogfFA rs q 10 Co. 3D. R
ai % no. er Cornwall IL and %G
Canada rs a. NJ % 10 F. NJ E 5sa1t ;sfg1 Gs
and st Louis On all through trains Saratoga spee.s
III az a. M az as p. Parlor ears 70 saraosl "a
caiswel Lake George, til :35 a. N. (parios car ~
tseaedl dsy except SUNDAY. a3 i5 NJ Slriags qSnI
SI"',O" Paror cars BloomYl!e. Grand Hotel aaa
Phoenicla Gtor KaseFssilD H. 700 a. ~ II 80 "a
tandPysso Gn r. , Y? 90 III Isl 1se a. Nsa 3 IS
sno Psror ear to New.PaitE 90 II 5S tisin:
Half Holiday special saturday only itS p nj ao,s II
lenyiie Cairo and Mountain House station To- ~.
az ~ P n Psrl s5 ears mo 60 c SaSSays only
Daily except Saturday All other trains dsiy eaSsH'
sunday. Leaves Brooklyn via Bro96lyn Ap'' a a
40 90. 1000 T 90 90 p. NJ Jersey c ae e a.
tine tables pasOr and secring-car aecomm, datons Or
Information Apply offices Brooklyn, 1893 Wasln
CITY, Nos 27l. 500, 7So, 9t2 Broadway iSS Bos So,
stations foot OF West 42d.st. and foot Of JAYS S,.
C. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. 'auoefON'
ave-. Hew.Yofk