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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov. 30 (SpccaD .-Ther, moro excite
around the pit Yesterday than there was on
Friday. The price did not hold its own, but the yield
In the price By any means indication that
the deal all shaky. The bull combination, az
cording to connected with It, simply standing
on It's aXty making any purchases aud n0t
making any sales. 10 getting cash each
dav was Simply getting the cash old contracts
which at a low price. ms Is a new feature, ana
shows that this manipulation is good deal cleyercr
than the Deacon" White tried to run. This bull
combination started out with GOO1SZcd lt oil corn, at
average OF about 81 cent?. From the time that the
deal developed about week II has made no effort
protect the price 1t has not spoiled ts average
making highprlced purchases On Monday II POSSIBLE
that the programme may somewhat changed. When
Monday lots made up htC packages and de-
vered old contracts and WHEN there VIII longer
be the possibility Of the bull combination getting any
protect the price IL was st cert Ill Fn'ay nght
there outstanding considerable short lne about
10000 20 00G0 bushels. Novem' or cora opened az
zoe, sold at G6c but closed at O9Sc; year olen'd at
weak. showing az the clOse S-GS1c decline from Fri
day which has been heretofore relied upon
foc the bull news furnished little Gables were nGlHel;
ent the export inquiry pronounced very light ana
the weeks clearanccS than million under last
week. The sharpest break the announcement OF
large acclnulatiOls at Buffalo and Erie. Northwestern
downrVer export demand. Navigation is likely 70 be
closed by this present cold The close OF navigation
usually the signal for the opening OF the winter selling
campaign. December sold from 934c % 92c. and closed
stock Of oats this week has decrease about 100000
bushels leaving less than 100000 Of oil grades In store
probably less than 100000 Of contract The specu
latve nteris however in November has been light
about squeeze. November Yesterday opened az
33i2c closed 332c: May 327sc. and co.sd at
32c Provisions easier Al the close pork showed
Big hCe estimates for next week. 300 0CO, the in
nuencc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF xEw.YoEK DEALINGS.

The Saturday wheat maket at the Produce ENcH"hBe
as tvnical slow half.hoday affair; light variations IN
nricos and the trading confined to ''eNenng-up anu
..Sitcing, trades transactions f'l below lfOo'-
ooht ,rbee were sales OF the carly months by the
81 cent was due to steadlrr cables and the cola
which I'D "a the covering vi SUI
aud AZ Chicago. The aGSlncc gave way uhu ~ e
end prices showed net lost Of 4es cent 1 were re-
nortcd AZ the West Local liquidation ana NSth seil
were denrpssIrg nduenceG December options Ope,d AT
81 o57s ds1 and closed At 81 O5s Nay .eired "
csmated falling on the visible supply OF more than
600 600 bushels on the curb December options Were
heavy and fell a. cent to 81 0o enalne AZ - Un2 aJe
lower but dull. shippers took AZ 600 bu;hes . 100
The corn speculation depressed ana ioW.r III ~ NJ
Of receipts in Chicago. Dealings were moderate Noyem,
her options declined cents and December o. The other
months being only tribe lower spot Cts wsre on l az
the curb December fell "a cent 20 80 ana January = 70
55lsc the closing being q trgo higher:
oats firm the options being quPt 9u snaue oe|
Lard was dull and price. fell 3d5 points There were
sales Of GOO tierces the spot but whether Tor export
could not be Learn d. =. - 49, ,.,.o..
Wheat-November ~ 05as December 81 Oo's January,
81 07s February, 81 oS March 81 lOs April II lo4
oats-November 3o9e December, Soac January, S9c {;
Nav soc. - az -. ro,av
90 Ga; March. Sc 70. . .., -.
The receipts Of grain and -four rcroredp on SATURDAY az
SCws wheat S9 os bashes co
oats 2174O3 bushels; total grain l0l 056 bushels :;
flour oee4l packages M Chicago zoo MwauEeG and o 81;
375 ST. bushels oats 3s $50 bushels total grain ll3
901 bushels; flour, 37,1i7 barrels.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlands end Des.
brosses sts follows;
7 a. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 a. M Geneva, Lyons Elmra. Rochester. But.
llo and the West, Pottsyie and principal local points.
chair Oar 10 LYONS and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
@ a. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediates points
ii a. M for South Plainneld and all intermediate points
II 80 D. m. for Elmra and intermediate points chair
car TO Wilkesbarre.
1 D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points.
necon 10 Reading and harrisburg,
Bound Brook and all intermediate points.
$40 ). m. fer T. and b. Junction and principal inter.
so p for Pottsve and Intermediate points Chair
20 D. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate Don.s
Connection TO Relding and Harrisburg.
so ~ m for Pennington and all intermediate points.
40 D. IN for Geneva Lyons. Elmra, Rochester, Bur.
alo and the West. Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge.
34O D. M connect for oil points In Mahanoy and Hazel.
'on 'oAi f's'" SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II a. m. for Mauch Chunk Hazeton, Shenandoah
and intermediate points
Is n M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
40 n m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmrl, Rochester, Buf.
falo and the West Pullman Sleeper to Lyons and Sus.
pension Bridge. 80 90 -
The New.York Transfer Co. VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through 20 destination
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THE PETROLEUM MARhET.
NEWS FROM THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES
The speculation in crude petroleum certificates has re-
NAMED duh and the situation In the hed II Wiuieu' p
tIcuar charge. The production OF the Mepcnad poor
4. more than 90 coo barrels day, but The absence o
sensational developments has encouraged the trade some
what and prevented any heavy selling pressure Inc
decline Mcconaia has helped 70 edues inc genera aS
have shaped neH'e i've maS SS" NAV
not reach LOO 900 barrels as We we're di,lSsed 70
estimate week ago But thc nerease VIII uouo e OF
@po1 50 long as the oScpOdHctOn IL the trO
Of Gu The eG MeD6nad held been srae
IN pvabe ngTes In any event il is Impossible 70
rely The theory S S. IN: . RGO ha S ae e em
The incomplete returns Of the PIPE pes for NoysTSsE
complete averages Of ls 1872 barrels ia October and
and a. SSs barrels in ISIS The devies have averaged
ana sSg 5o 2s5'f barrels a' oncs
ss9 ana 81 barrel" az h, in Epye s lSs h s
Ssfe s,f n Noysn 5So s5 barrels in 1850 and
ne ETS line lslSi from Noysmser to 20 charters
Tots, Dbl, H%3; Ds!iis i faaE'sy:
Av fSss BS ef Pipe Lie reports o@s 'O'
r..,, Runs a,o. DeIiyysgles; deiysTissi
Average per day.............. 3i,5oO 1880 1890
til. Stock nseSanso aa Ss S %st TsS a az
place on Monday. At TIC Consolidated Board he options
Covering AMY siSts 'f sas
was quiet and professional but values gradually dwlnded
from $685. 57lod57as cents. The market closed with
fresh weakness, but fluctuations Will probably
be swaycd by the character OF the Developments In the
oil regions
The Of prices and the total dealings In National
Transit certificates at the Stock Exchange and the Con-
sodate1 Stock and Petroleum Exchange In the last two
weeks follows:
Stock Exch1nga. Consolidated.
Week ended Nov. 81. Nov. % Nov II. NOV 2S'
opening ....-..-........
sales-stock Exchange November n, 5000 bb;s;
November o. 5000 bbls. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II,
151 900 bbls November %, 229, 600 bbs.
Refined petroleum dull but steady. Prices IN
barrels unchanged at Gao cents (buk 800 cents
quotations being points lower at
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore and in at 40 cents
gallon Crude IN barrels advanced 90 points To- 90
cents In barrels (tul 800 cents. Washington crude was
reduced points $50 cents In barrels, ana 20 cents
i'm bulk Foreign Quotations were firm and unchanged AZ
I5a francs per 100 kOs at AntWerp 800 marks per 30
ki.os at Bremen, and 5ad5dsd per Imperial gallon az
London.
OIL City Nov Sensational Transit certificates opened
at 5T7sc highest 57sc; lowest. 59ic closed az d'c
Sales 1S 600 bbls cearanccs, $4,000 tDsi shipments
ZIG ZOO bbls runs 14S $50 bbs. . ~
Plttsburg Nov. 2S.-Petfoeum dull; National transit
certificates opened 57e closed at 57c highest 3Isc
Rrsdford Nov. 2s-Nauonal Tranet certificates Opened
at 577sc closed 57a4c; hGhtst 51sci lowest o'oc
clrarsnces. 21o( 90 bb's.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clark, Martha f, to Il Dunscomb. n 46th-st,
Cthayg, | year, $4,000.
Carroll John j. 10 Mutual Life Insurance Company,
corner lOth-aVe and i3d-st, year, $4,000.
Cox, Louis NJ, Cox IS. and 3o4 Broome-st, year
40, 80.
jacobson Norris to NJ Berger, lIesterst, Suffolk
st, demand. $1,000 -, ,,o, .
4thaVe, O months. $4,000. - -
KlLatrck Thomas to Fountain, 92d-st 0th-ave.
KeJcham James w, to l. Cohen ia Waverly Place,
1 year. ST. 900. -o,, , ,,., -
years, 1872 ,0O0. 900, -. . -, 49,.
smith Ioby A, to NJ Just, 1ooth-st, 11th-ave,
500.
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REAL ESTATE.
n,-s,vrsS AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York, saturday Nov ;G rs
Tho total amount realized at the Exchange anu aueta
Nom from auction sales 81 ely real estate for inc "eeN
''N'"' LIST OF AUCTIONS.
r. ,ho nrescnt week ending saturday December o.
the following auction sales announced 70 DC heu I"
the Exchange and Auction Room;
TODAY MONDAY, NOV 80.
Foreclosure sale plot land 4ox75 ard S-story ealS
TSs c ssi Pgf @ H ffcs AND @ d%s@ss
on w vi i3tst pS ,i SSlo ss saen
and aio9 sd.ave Of mos 202 and POD IZo'nS
TUESDAY, DECEMBER l.
Foreclosure: lot 277xii1lxloArreg and 7ist Iai
building so 42 glceekers corner 20, Of t StSEo iO
s sSs o. Eng dsG'y oa" 5;toS
%e' s@d z E Nest iS S5s rs 81 d @
ave lot 1880, and 5:story building NO aca and Il
iss2 ssss 60 s. s haoa ress IT, 15 5@%
i,@h..t corner Of Staye lot aoy1e and t;stoy
f f%S. auction HS 4g pS OF sSd factory
ZjxiOO.i and 5.stoy building, 5, 3-o IL Vi ''Nh'
NEwJERsEY PROPERTY.
Trustee sale 200 Of land and buildings FOmp'0H
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ..
FsrssosuJs PsSs of to Ing& 5 SSaye 1@'
tween 1ssth and s dS9th sts 5, ,O of ZaaS
% 1sTS s5o SALE orSe lot U soy build
Dd 5SHan sut e mo S CITY M
47Sx @ and 3.story building 80 90 Nsw.Bo y,s Xxx
1913 It n Of New. Chamberss; ! lot lSx NJ OK
similar 80 % adjoining a60ye ~ IA 4
Of ,irecnwlcn.st lease OF lot. 15xlo0o, ana f.sSUy
trnsae sale lot 90 9xo36 and 4-story building, NO
3yS Broomest OF Chrystes executors sae' iV ~;
25.1X6O and 2-story house, NO ~ lithaSe, Nos
5Othst receivers sale lot and 7-story Duiidihg' NUS
15i and 15G West 2Ith-st
THURSDAY, DECEMBER t.
Foreclosure lots 27x10o each and 5cs9ry ogidngf t
Nos 1872 to g 1865 shave 5, PAL II OF liIust NV
l0xl0O and similar building, No 26S adjoining apofe
Patltion1 lot 295x5 lOXSi 2x irreg, ana o-sory
ing, Nos 145 Broadway, cor OF mos ~ 10 90 LD
erty,st: lot 23.6x66.3 snd 4story building: No %
COftland.st n 5 CT Westinghouse. 1 lot. 25xo2 anu
3sory building No. 2l9 FultOn-st, W OF Ghurchst'
I,xcIito saIe-f lot Sx7S and 4story building No.
% Otll-ave., OF t0th-st Public aueI0n.l loC'
II 6xS9 and 3stOry dwelling, No. 2ll East 3ithst D
1915 II G OF 3d-aye
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4.
Foreclosure OF land 150Xl005 and 4sory lulld.
ing No. 6i2 West 4shst 325 II " OF iitn.a IH =,
SO 10th lave cor % 1O3dst. | lot, 2lXlO5lO ana
3.sory building 1873 H0ustOn-st, $, l5l II e OF
Ave D; lot 2lNIO0Il, and istOry house, No 81 Mest
9Jthst n $ 2Oi OF 9th.ave. lot, % 1Xl0o ana o.
story dwelling No Letoyst, n 5, 80 IL OF hu-sons''
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BaLTihon'
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL, BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE RAILRoN'

a. y 6 IL; ~ S,, H. R IN station, Sess;lsp':
a. follows ard 90 minutes osrler from s1g SeSn sa!'
"Iy eItspt sunday, west OF COey msns Sasay yr
>,I5 <. M.-pally i0g Alba,y daily, eN'eP' '"'--
1890 A. M.-Day for NewPgfs A F,lIs bctrct c@
cecc' pany eNcept Saturday, FOR Toronto and utA
1isJ 4. M.~Day, except sunday f %, M hfssSy
BIB i. M-Daily Tor AbaSy. Mop Rs Toronio, De-
cuse, Roehcsters Buffalo Niagara runs ,..A.~
sis T. M-Day FOR Albany uSsa cseaso, s.. LOUIS
Ter Bunllo. Niagara Falls, Detroit, N"'"s"
nahY except saturday, for Toronto. ID NJ
II ,VEjtSTR NV LOCALS, $40 80 ~ .i.i5 t:3
HHAAMwTEIItfIRG LOCALS, 3 rs, 10 rs A. NJ i'''
595. 70 80 "a ~, Rniao Niagara Falls. TorOa'0'
,t 9rapo ST. Louis all through trains ,ad sleepas
Daily. For tickets tmea6es ~ oaees Brlos..
ear INA WSshingtonst 720 button Anes Brosdwl
~ RoSery IL Park Place. SO west l2ot 30 ser Agent
iions c. u. LAMBERT, General f@'S'"s
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Railroads.

On ana UJtcT NOCeUSOeF lOtR, 1914
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. Ms-Pullman Vesbue Sleeping and Parlor Cars
Arrives Cleyea9d 10 b H. SOla@bTs 80 q r.
Louis Zoo p m next day. Connects also Toledo.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
aS 2a sG Caro- Rne ISa
stenOsSPhers and typewrteFs,, Bathrooms for both
%n sn ss fSH
nGGaRapo Sfct Il 40 Sa a. and Chicago s5
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
2o9 2 ve ,n seHPss Sas ' louis and
Cncnna: d PASSENGER coach New to Columbus
Arrives Cincinnati 10 As a. M, and St. Louis go
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
200 g and yfaS sffePPs
Coashss from New.YOsk to Chicago Arrives in Chi
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Pum4a Vestbule Stepping Car New; York 70
Ptsburg. ST. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland ana
P Ff&BBa PRIZE RGmad and kTrsss
bus SS 6u sso az mn G sesSaS morn
g Ga for and d. Toledo daily
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 Buffet 1 Car The
valley; arrives weekdays = Columbus as ~.
d. sS q d5g a@a y
and for Cleveland and Columbus, except Saturday;
p Suhct Sleeper t0 SewGfesSss ''''' WV"
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
with Dining Car to BaitimOre), daily except Sunday
lO:10 A. NJ, arrive Washington so T. Nj and
"CongressiO Limited" daily with Dhlng Carr al
800 r NJ, arrive Washington :25 p. n regular e9
press, 20, 100, 80 and IL 100 A; NJ, 40, 80
100, and 200 p. NJ. and II 10 night; PoF Bait
more only, 100 p NJ. Sunday o 10 and 80 A. NJ,
80, 100, and 8 100 p. NJ and T. ;l5 night -,
For ATLANTIC CITY, 100 p. NJ weekdays win
TAFE Tsefs{s with Through
Coach, 100 p. NJ. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 20, 100, 80, 100 40 90 Pennsyvania
Limited, with Dining Car Ind 10 10 Washington LIN LIN
10 100, 80. 100. 80 Oo 100 80, 100 and
900 ,. m end II 10 night Accommodltlon IL 70 g.
m 4 40 and 100 D. Sundays Express: d 10, $50
90 40 100 Limitedl and 10 100 a. m, 90 100, 49,
200, 80, 100 and 100 D. and l. :l5 night. Ac-
Communication. 100 p.
For tables OF trains TO local points the Penn yl
ysnia railroad System, apply at the following Ticket
Ofces Nos Is5 $40 and 9if Broadway, Astor House,
$50 Puiton.s proukiyl 1iIno 5ssssou
Futon.st Brooklyn; rs Hudson-st.. Hoboken: Station.
Jersey City. - -, -, a.. 49,, ,,-,
The NewYoCk transfer Company VIII call Tor ana cnecK
CHAS. r, PUGH, K. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Mem pnblitatlons.

FIehtscntb Edition most maid for Csc or stamps.
TINE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on ;
4 Turns Grey, and the Remedy BY PROT p 1920
"Fyery one should read this little book "Athenaeum
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

2lstst No PIG West, and other Property ADJOINING
On lms. Kctcha an 10 Lewis and r Cohen s21 $50
CanseyOOFost, 10 ft @ West.st 5ON lfFegi
Archibald ID Russell and wife to Thomas D an
Stn sson 10 TO john Benzng anu 10000
Rogers Place. c :, 32J II II Westchestef-aye,
L'NourkS INV $500
Johnson and wife to Morris BercSltz $1,000
Loehler to CatSaTine (ierRads 1900
Wayerlcy Place, 10 IL Chrlst0pher-st, No.
Lewis to james W. KctcRim oH'. 1000
Lambert to Henry Sc.
Roos to Matilda &c.
35X0O Matthew Farrell to NJ o Roarke..,... 500
0', sacket Moore to Laura othsnan 5o75o
Rid to Robert KEENAN, 1850
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Orean Steamers.

A TROPICAL TOURS.
Novel and interesting trips to the beautiful dn, E N ss
spanish Main Occupying two weeks or longer by tho
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS. ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS DAY
t tsissgS al
PIN, FoRwOoD & CO, Agents "a Safest New-YorR
or THoS. COOK & SONS, POI and 1,223 broadway
A. 70 rzvzS SSSaH Va aht1EaAENsrowy !, =,
H H%S DEE be O. 4 k5faTia He' g q M
f 18' r H. O. Sof ES.% eo
Cabin and 1PMard second f arS eso sSS
s sS s 0Nss f dsf iS saS'
PHy 0 vfk S FoT sR5wR CS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY Company's
" ROYAL NAIL sTEAMSHIP LINE.
o, from HGy[ $SS9S yFE SARG fyoSo KONG
TokoHIA@M4o SH40 ~ JAfAx '1 * h IS 6&Ys
1ov Goo , Me' ' ssn 5hq fa4 n 5Sq5s
1nte hdsft sa ling from vaScOuysr Of the
EHBREss & & fS g.
E. " hY skfSSE 2L 'AFAN EVERETT eFPRHhAE
Ge9 ss E Bidnarag China 'nf i2 'RSa
COMPAGN1E GENERALE Transatandque,
EREXSGpH III, hTE ~ TO HAVE EvE hey SA5En6DA4
"A "A BBk kEfhGSE sa De- Dsf SO
La nG FokGEf ehs agent Nc Bowling ire
CHARLESTON, S. c., the South & Southwest,
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 90. T.. T. foot Roosevelt.st) at p m
CHEROKEE Charleston and jacksonville Mon, NOV. 30
SEMINOLE. Charleston and Jacksohvilc Wed, Dec 2
All steamers 1rst-class passenger accommodations
cent. WIN. r clyde & co: General Agent'.
T. G. EGER. Gen'l Agt G. s. Frt Line. 81 broadway.
pJR SEA5EE n M f THF9S1
Leave Pier Ss, \; r. foot OF hing.st: -
Saturday, December 10, 80 p. M
WYOMING Saturday. December 10. II a. M
WISCONSIN SATURDAY, Decemter 20 80 D. m
cabn passage $50 500 $50 ass sloG GscoraIas 10
rates. A. NJ. UNDERHILL & CO., 80 Broadway
nAMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
EXPRESS sERvIcE to LSndOP and Hamburg 10
N'rR Hiso fREGUIiR SERVICE direct e Hamburg.
Rhaeiis Dec H. 80 D IN DANA Dec; II, a. M
cabin s2 Hna upward ssfordHs e Gsa o%FcE
81 f bssaSTay
TNMAN LINE, U. S, and Royal Mail Steamers,
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
TY OF %sdaySn RSsnsei M
CITY or CHICAGO Wednesday, December IS, 9 a.
CITY OF NEW-YORK "Wednesday, December 20, IL a.
Ia I'D assa6s to Ferry sIGe,
f pnepa aHf So sTEERAGE so. PETER WRIGHT (
SOSS General agents. Bowling Green. N Y.
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Kill Lines.
SOLID TRAINS BETwEENs u NEW l YogS & AMP n
49, AfAGA II AIE n HSGhfSEsff r1sG
ESias Es ssHss
Sessr fa
point. Msss T.e.s saSs ys%.!SEs foot
WESTERN BAY EXPRESS.
q M A. NJ. Qaily-Yia Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
to Jers
union station except Sunday, for Monticello.
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
sS S6o train e for ShSSE9 via
to Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPREsS.
. On p. NJ, except sunday-FOr BnghamtOn, Honesdale
$50 Els and GIsS$ Trunk hS%ay: siesDsSss 70
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
. OPP NJ Dailv-yia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
$50 FANS: solid train to Chicago: seopers to BudiO
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
WEES PAK vs. 50 s. P 49, m 30 20 p no 49, % m 80
D. No. SuPRdays-9 a. H D. H. $50 p M 80 p. NJ
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DA sYES,9 a. m S45 m t 40 p; m' $50
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
M APPS AND TIMETABLES ray be obtained from
aans f tsa isl of sGRd'
Homes dsstOS S ys amHeS OF S.aT6o ohnuuqua
W, ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
O d. and s15 Broad iva Chambers and West
O7 Broadway, Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson
& s %n and G baggage from hotels G and re
dsnces through 70 destination
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WASHlMGTO NJ.

SIl.50,
Including Hotel Expenses.
Programmes iiUn JilCS COOK & son,
.6l and .2.5 Broadway,
NEW.YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
IfIus leave West t-OsJ At 30 ~ NJ. tiO Iili!
utes earlier from foot Jay;.tl for Lake MohoaA, Jake
town BloJning burgh, Por, Jerys Monticello Ellenve
Pittsburgh, liberty, Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon
dale Scranton Walton Debit Sidney Edme tOn
Utica Rome. Oneida. oswego, Detroit. Chicago. and
points West.
3,15 p. M Campbell Han Llks. Mohonk and Mime
Waska, Waikiki valley stations. MsdhletOwn. blooming
LGrgh Ecnylc, fasburgh. lIurleyvllc Liberty White
Lake Livingston Manor.
t5,oO t. NJ Mddietown, Fai,burgh, Liberty, Liv.
Ing ton Manor. Rockiind, Walton, Sidney, Norwich
eago and West Pullman sleepers reclining chair free
to Suspension Bridge DAILY, all other trains daily.
eeu sunday.
Pullman drawing room seat' aud sleeping car berths
obtained &C 323 broadway, New.YOrk. j. c. Anderson
@. Y. A., IS Exchange Place, New-York.
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Business propsrtp for Sale ano % Eel
:, TUDIOS.-Thc most complete In the city north light
= elevator service, heat, hot and cold water at
moderate rents I'm the new building and 5Othst.
ANDREW LESl ERS SONS.
no LEr-FINE NEW FACTORY,
NEAR l4TESr.. EAST RIVER
with steam power aud all mGdnrn Improvements
viii let entiic building lofts separately.
Apply
BOINENkAMP & SCHNEIDER,
East ith-,t., near 5tlaNe.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing December nrst the New.lor< and New.
Orleans Pullman VIII leave Newfork daily at 100
D. Shenandoah Valley Route Dining 70 Ihlaue-
phia
The only through from New.York TO Chattanooga,
Birmingham aud New.orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
NTTW.YORK & CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
LLOYD S. S. co.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK, Southampton AND BREMEN.
steamers IAN from pier foot OF 2d.st.. Hoboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
TI.ve Tues Dec l. G IN. Spree. Tues, Dee. 10 a.
Tr1ye Tues. Dec s, 10 aim Tues. Dec % 10 am.
Tlle sat Dee. II, y. M IayclT Tues. Dec. 20 pm.
FIRST cabin ami upward berth. Second cabin $50
he,b Seerage 40 lowest 0elrchs Co.. Bowl en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30

UJOIDFN IAD IND VJtIENIAb
Steamers leave San Francisco follows:
BEIGIC ............. Saturday December 10, p. m.
OCEANIC Tuesday. January II, D.
GAELIC (wl call at Honolulu: Thursday Feb A. 3 D.
DJ5I6iIC ......... Tuesday, March l, D.
Superbly apponted-Superior Accommodations.
.eervatons can be made BY letter Telegraph and
cabin plans at 2S7 and 343 BfoadWay NeWA ofk or
Room "a Railroad Building, San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD, President.
II IL GOODMAN. General Pas.e Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-30
n ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

/ LINES TO CALIEoRNlA, JAPAN, CHINA,
IENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New York, pier foot Of Ganal,sL, y ~.
COLON sails Tuesday, December l,
From Francisco 1st and BlaIlnans:.,
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails Thursday December 10 D. IN.
For fright passage and general information apply
eompany's onice on the pier foot Of Csnal,st r. T.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-19

There is going to he "a Breez,
Time" AT the Opera House ON Ma ..
IN st. next edneaday, Dec. %. ~
and see it.
LIST OF HE GRAND AND PETIT JUROR
FOR THE JANUAhY FERN The following
~ alist of The grand and petit jurors " hn
rave been draw II for the January term
II the Circuit Court:
GRAND JURORS E L. Hoffman. A. ]
Rdg way, W. =. Mlllr. D N KEGS. D
VI. Shaffer w. II. Henshaw. Geo. d
Whitsou. ii II Boyd, Geo. w. Buxton
Geo. E Gaver. B. Vanmelre. James
t3Iatt. Geo. 7. krrglow. john w. Tabb
w. V, Selbert. Nicholas Lemon.
F. TIT JrRoBS e Tabler. w Fl.
Kimer James Henson R. W. Greer. l..
Z. Bentz q w. R-ntch James w. Nc
Donald. Chas S Lemon. Z G Deck J
T. Gryer. NJ. c. Naienbousch. Samuel
Lands l.. s Howard Levi Welshance.
Ii. w. Swimley. Conrad Cline. Geo Dali
wick. Geo r Roush Joseph Grove John
H Lemon, u. A. Betrd BAKER Ropp.
John VI. H-nshaw. o c. Tabler Robert
Gold j. Is. Kearloot, Philip Bartlebaugh.
Ed. S Henshaw, w. l.. Cunningham
John Everhart.