davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
y ,yp PRoDgcE HARkErs
or xrw.yoRK DEALINGS.

ors OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
,..,,o whoa. market was firm early I'm
. spe'" tbc Produce Exchange yesterday.
s>@ me Indication OF the Farmers Alliance
~ u the holding back from market Of the
ssorts Immediately rushed In to cover
IT.. but they were freely supplied by selling
49, ~ .sccunt The close was weak at a loss OF
no ,se day october sold az ~ OF 3-46
IN ~ w. al Al OF 7-e; November, at 81 04 "a
20 eios,ti ri a o. "a December, at
81, 49, closing at 81 OF "a; January. at
EIsl 00oys closing at 81 os Ia; February al
E4ss::i iSi.e' closing at 81 10 Is, and May at
BE 100000 bushels. sales OF 100000
fySr. > rcd were made on export account
n q SNSS.,,ent at IL cents over October, I" & o.
-. Mas 10 addition an exchange OF ten loads
nnssgsber AZ the outset in sympathy with
4 Va reports OF colder weather In the lake
u ~ =. =" inc day advanced the temper weakened
~, ~ Vas IS cent lower on the nearby
ara lbs aggregated 100000 bushels. Ex-
NO mite active buyers In all 2s8 600
: ser .stNn on export account.
. &C. ~ an advance OF l-501-4 cent for the
4 to-eD five trading than for some time past
s noN rs were $4,000 bushels. The spot
W a. US points for the day and closed
81 90 ontiOns and spot lots.
~ e.~o3a0ns follow:
|>rsN !, OF "a: January, 81 0s IA; February
Ess Mach, ~ II L.; April, 81 IL "a; May,
Ess .,.-,tor. 62c: october, 90 5-sc; November
Fs-S..eSS,r 55c January, IS 7-Sc; May, 81 1-S
i o..,,,,. 33l-sc; November, SAC; December,
s NN, % a. 05 asked: November, 81 10 asked ;
- iSas7 -; January, 81 23dS7 "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

s.nt 20 (SpeciaD.-wheat opened at an
-, Almost q cent, at the close showed that
.,ce and little additional Hutchinson
,,s on BIS short line. so was Partridge.
4 -. were covering. Ream, Cottrell. Cudahy
Who had engineered the little advance
- December sold from 96 IL TO 81 IA
SH. ,l,e bottom Most OF the bear news
SkesN ..se seaboaN weak cables. small clear
~ - NJ Iesellug by exports: an Alliance
49, possrhly somewhat 60 The early strength.
s 49, amor apparently without any fOunda-
49, a. one Of the Chicago York grain
kf-.ttSea considerably 70 the final weakness.
~ "a Duluth lad sal cars here there were
-. clearances 81 far this week are 800 900
~ tbar last week. receipts Just about the
- 1,as yery stron- early, then went 70 pieces.
"a from % cents down 10 81 IL cents and
~, az, cents. Surprisingly small receipts. 123
.ou estimate Tor THURSDAY, $50 cars the
\. 90 Y. White 4 Co. were u resume and
~ mitch brought about the early strength.
- hat the deliveries in the morning were To
r 49, md the umorS already referred TO
4 49, horses In trouble brought the break.
L. ,r.rA ynede for only 1900 bushels. Oats
k,,,,, 10 cent range. They were helped fraction
80 bv wheat and corn depressed fracttonally
~ NE weakness I'm the other markets. Provisions
Ia !, saClin4. pork cropping 25 IN 30 cents lard
r. 10 cents: ribs. u 10 25 cents. The packers
The heaviest sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Benhardt, Philip 70 Roplik, W 3dave, 11lth-st,
Boschen, Henry, to VIM salwell, cor 11th-aye
bradley, Mines, to S Weeks. 4l2 Cherry-st, year,
Ciary, Henry P to Harms, Frederickst st, W
Uohen Max, to Max Cohen, AZ and A olverst, 1
same 70 Lese, property, mortgages 8 years,
Cunningham, Thomas. to Charles DENY, 15th-st e
Avenue b, years; $500 r,u,,., u 20 COX 1st-ave
leas schema demand d"s $500 % ii'p''' ''''o
C2ufshiIl, Edward J, to L PeytOn, TInany-st'
Dippoid, John, to NJ Leve seth-st, W 1stave,
Dooley Mary, to DoOlcy, 55th-st oth-ave,
Dodge Edmund New,York Life s5 Insurance Com
pany l9th,ays ss Tbo XssFs T2CSd .st sh.
ave, years, $3.50. -, -. ,oa, ., =. ca.
Ferguson. Edwin H. to Geo Hilen 7th-ave and
Gsuit Mary, to Cassidy & Adler, s 12Othst 9Th.
ave Gordon Ssa'M Mary s j. to Hudson 2OS West 2stst
'' macRet Joseph o. to MOsher, 1856 West 1lth'st
SHckey Join j. to Doelser, 5e4 9davs lease, de-
Israel HymSn e SSn'% iaaTe Years.
joseph. Fanny 70 Solomon Barnett. n 9itrst. 3D.
ave- ksS esI Marks Fisher Levine, cor sthave
anu KsSs Sgmund to Lena ROssman. No 26o 7th-st'
Ys@s sinSdoG Helen to Mutual Life Insurance Company,
New-York, Maiden Lane OF Nassau's'' IL years.
Levy Samuel to Graf and wife, s2d-st of 1st-
ave bSs1s FdTard j. to Fritz Baehmann. corner
sonts aud Moore sts year. S., COO
Ieu'ine Fisber to J Dougherty, S MHdlson-su, W
of Mongomery-st year ~ ooV, yvoerz 70 Proud
Luckey Christian, 70 Beaoleseoh q "V'IN' d" Ii''O'
Mst1rar Addie TO william Caswel lot Of land nm
der water begins shore Of Long Isahu Souhu l-of'
49, ,bapst SO II It OF Briggsave. 5oxlOO Nv
MrIdle to Railroad Cooperative Building ana Loah As
so',sco Fyank 10 metropolitan Life Insurance Com
nany cor l23d-et and LexnRton-@Ie yearo'
Kedy Michael and wife, TO the ksllfOau sVp ",
building and Loan Assoclauonno N0' -
Sr5Hsbel Edmund 70 Eureka Cooperative SAVINGS anu
Loan Association JennngS-st, Of oh'oh'aNe' "'''
SSi3t George to william Mcpherson, SUBURBAN
a. ~ ~ Drgcs-aye I wear. Inoltgages SlVVo, - ~
~ Schafer Mary and Simon, 10 J HoiI' II lEls'S'' NJ
4'5 na ~ CaToIne to IiaOrsn. 1Sith-st OF
Wills.aye 8 years $4,000; ror,Isnes 8 5 Downing.
smith Samuel w b. TO John \ Def's"'o9' . o -
81 oI Ro6.rt 10 RUIZ Of 2lst-st OF ID
Sehuvler Gerald l., 10 Coalc00rruu " W.
- Sver Bella Nj 10 d StoEes W cor Of i4'"'o
and S8tl 81 mortgases months j1opOo .othst W n,
Shepard Richard. - T il Conchhh
strauss samuel Fischer, es OF -u'a'e VI
n' Sm3tS Kate a. To- Cheney Of 1SOthst OF ''
fbe FTst Reformed PRESBYTERIAN ConefeSsoo zoo = "
Edgsr Of l9,hst Of Sth na6n FOR The Savings
NerehantS' clerks ies PeOrl-st, mortgages S'"''
sl7 SEQ .. 6,.oruicb Savings Bank n 5
~ yithst W OF LcNneton-aNe y cor ~ 14oth.
" Vs Glove Katharine 70 Il Duncan c% !" 4'''
g, ord Nvslton.1Ve wears. mortgages 40
Nan Brunt Thomas C: 70 Cheney' ; Vi '''''''" "
% shave instslmente so oOo. -, taod.t w o. OH.
Woods Thomas to l. Horn : OF i'@'''' u VIZ
ave. years. S5.75O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
.pRCI,I.INEnRMATION.
r rHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave fOos Of cOrtlands and Dss
a. Il. for Maueh Chunk and intsrmedia;e points
IA OF Geneva. Lyons Elhiras Rochester. Buf'
, ana the West Pott,yile and principal. local pontA.
Chsr Ca 70 LYONS and Pullman Car 70 Suspension RFdgs
:. m 10, k.ueh Chunk and intermediate points
II .3o a m Tor Elmita and inteTns;iste points -
N m Tor Tunkhannock and inssFuefate points Chsr
car 70 TunEhEnnoek Connection 70 Reading And Harms
burg. - u lrneso, and ny,pefpal tnt.,.
,,sdata noints Chair Car % l.. and 3 Junction -
- - m for Pottsye aud intermediate points Chair
Car Pottsviie 49,. c.,x 80. ,,,.,rrsaf.,s mint.
con,ec,,en 70 Reading aud Harrisburg. ~
go ). m. fOr Geneva IL ElIara hoonsseri pun
,,,o ard the West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and sHs.
pension Brdge o,o ,,ao . n =, m m .nt
40 o. m connect for all points IN M2hoaey and Hazel
loh "o'i ''~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
$40 A. N MAueh Chunk. Hatelton and Intern e A.s
roint<' and II a Tor Shenandoah and inermo1iate
point. 49,. ,s.... .,. ,..-..a,... ..n,.
40 - m FOR Cienrva. Lyons, EtEiy- Rochester; But.
,.o ard ths West. Pullman sle'ss- 70 Lyons and sus
pension Bridge. - an. 90. n..
The SeW.York Transfer Co. will call Tor and cheek
b,ggaee iron hotel or rosdenre through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Gounirn 1ropertn for Sale anh 90 Ii
A GfnhGman'S Home in the ORANGES.

Lot 11sS243, inmates walk from depot High
elevation and beautiful view ofthe Grange Mountains
and surrounding country. Large Lawn
HOUSE THREE STORIES. Large vcrania. First
story, store with rock fncings contains all modern
Improvements and everything that makes n home
complete.
THIRTEEN ROOMS. Airy sleeping rooms. scpn-
rate stairway to servants apartments. Billiard room
racks &c.
Has all Kind. OF electrical appliances, burglar
alarms. gas lighter and nununcintor.
mosaic glass panels, large open hrepnces of carved
oak and tiled panels and sale hearth, large hall,
with hard wood GoorngI large stairway of carved
oak aud panels, dining room with timbcrcd oak
ceiling. The decorations are very handsome.
Brick barn, Two stories, is perfect in every detail
four stalls and box stall, closets for harness. &c.
Artificial stone flooring, large loft, and sleeping
apartment hostler. Has electric call bell the
house.
This place must be seen to be appreciated.
Applyto :. ID. CONDIT.
Opposite Brick Church station. East Ornuge,M.J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
Gitp proprrip 20 If'

no RENT FURNISHED. for the wintGr sasnee sse
L bandsome house the most attIaou-naa =, Jnonire
10, q, tSe city West End ave, near Tzd-''' Inquire
Room IS No is Cort sndt-st ,1,,, rp,y
A TSE WILL M REcElvEp Al IF rbir,y nrst..,
iIto m sdTsy, corner 2sth-s,.. unH p m 81 pov,,s
Nv Fo go hind corner FSr os
scyta,hst 92o rhi,,ayso ssai Ss2 co
10 Ninth ave- cor 7edst o. 1FFcE $50 Fast
I3-% thiiN "a ,snn,v ATHEIST up 20 D. NJ ana ~
Ws nns nhst. At Tegu'r e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N. Y. c.. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. O. Y. c. &
w Ii. X: T. r. Co, Le.seeg-Irans ea'e Yes: 42dst
cartier tscm He lot Q; Jay-st New orkl
HamItOnl London. Dyuoit and ChiesgG 70 , 70
IS IS .. ~. Toronto no oj a. H.. t5:i5' 5 Is p m
H Sag Fails o. 10 90 ~ rs p ~ ~
an and Albany run: co. SS !? 5 80 90 %
az 90, = y. : rs y. Craestonis, Wet RSnt Se'n
ga II s SSeS0p m 80 a. 90. 80 3 IS, T5 3 80
,s rs III AS D. NJ. Montreal and canada Last, ~
a. M. Is Is p Elegant sleeping carr for Buffalo
Niagara Fails Toronto. troit' Che-fc and 81 Lcni. q
Al Other trains eaay e2eet sunday. "a Leaves
Brookiyn via Brooklyn Annex Ito 40 AZ 90 D. N.
JERSEY City. r r. g. staten ~ 20 a. M az 50 y N:
dalton. information apply office BROOKLYN 3S2 washing
ton-st. 100 Fulon-st Annex dnce foot OF tulton-ss
Bowery Il PARK place IS West 25h-st and West Shore
Stations foot West i2d, AM foot Of Jayst. v Y.
G f. LAMBERT General PASseirer Agent. Vanderbilt
ave. Nev-forS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
miscellaneous

A,lscelldnOIs
spRUSHES OF EVEKY Description az 5l5 Pearl
Is Il opposite Peek slip. Lowest prices
" JOHN X. HOteEL Manufacturer.
TIE BooK OF oPEN.AIE SPOTS oetayo, 500 pages.
Il Tie standard authgity on AmeKlcln oOer
A., snuserents Rules for SAILING swimming, ball PLAY
iae ,hootng horseback riding &c &C.. 10 full 81 rer
esf,y Published By The Tribune. fewYors. Entertain
trs and aaivefs4lly eompllEncn Ted pYthe Bsess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAxsFERs-N. Y. CITY

Kiener and wife to Gbas selcman $4,000
Broome-st (No 296' Louis Spero 10 Sarah Spefo
KaSa5 and ~ Wife to MOTIFS Ip%sn and ano 221OO
2ls R6s. SNG sSbD hsSH ohas hun anu $1,000
Marketst, :, 22.8 II Hcnry-st i.oxSo,o' q, .oo
Morris SimOnson and wife 70 Jacob Fink eStell. o4oVV
18th st, n S, 1853 II Ave b. 25xlO33i Chas r-oo
Deoney Thomas Cunnngha ....-..-.. -. low
Marketst S. 22.8 II Henry-st 446ASoSi n, ooo
Mary Flnklestein 10 Morris SlInonson o4'VoV
2Sds6 s an, 9oS S ~ 70 LIKE SSn Etaecd $4,000
Downng.st (No 49, John DeraIsnes ana VIE . ooo
to Samuel w b Smith - e. ''oVV
't;Ss sSSH MT z Kya;,s 1na Nossi'n 105oO
4St and N S9 Ier b'S'' o'os 235oo
Boulevard n cor i22dst IS. 2N149.3; William
NJ. Stllwel and another, executors TO henry ,oooo
RoSchcn and wife 1O'VVV
Lots 2Is to go map Of Springhurst; Ellen NJ
Maverick Edward J. ChTrchiIi
hF a58 Esther Cohen 70 Louise Gconan $4,000
Hs SO, 10 MAJ Mar GORDON 1880
WGs sr bheoT W S.oSes TO 3sIo NJ SaWyef $1,000
SOth-st No. 145 West; Nicholas G1obin ct al 70
Robert q. Irving. g..
6ts sTy and 1 we to A xdopS FDRenSeSg 1920
2lst.st No. 20S West; the Farmers Loan and
Trust Co, guardian, 70 Anna II Huds9n.-..
West End-ave. S3dst; 96x999 and
S3d-st West Emd-ave, 96x3; samuel 1890
Colcord and wife TO Gerald l.. SehuybT..''.- o4oOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
CENTR4I II. IL. or NEW-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBEHrY ST, NORTH RIVER.
$40 a. m for Easton Mauch Chunk. wllkesbarre,
scranton Reading Harrisburg, Tamaqqa Pott'ylle sham
Mauch Chunk wlikesbarrc and Scranton.
for for EasiSn s ana Ma9e6 Chunk On Sundays
Easton, Mauch Chunk and ShGmokn. c.,, ,vubo.,arro
Scranton. Reading HsrTisb1rs Potsvie, Tamaqqa sham
okin Sudbury, Wiliamsport Through coaeh " WILLIAMS
100 Maueh Chunk 2e'WS!pF I,m Harris,
ON SubdSS s Esston Mauch Cbunk Tamaqua Potts.
vile Heading and HaIFisbgrg ,.,,, p.,,,,, 1,,,,.
burg Wllesbare. Scranton, Tamaqua' PotsYle' Sham
AS p. m. for EastOn MOuch Chunk. Reading, Harris
bur- s@Seis a $sSs5e. 49, s.
Rcd Long Branch and point. south ot to Point
G 700 p. IN. sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park, . 10 a. m. 90 p. III.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barnegat, 80, s15
a r. 49, g. 20 tXpF1yS1 9cRsn r. and Hssetoo at 40
a. Fol For Mo G R Beach and scabsht at 100 s5
D. ~ sundays rs a. m. 4 100 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phuadephs :. 40 T;.S 100 10 90 II 80 M
ss 5O 90 = n 3 Is Ssd Il $50 H. 200 $780,
DnlSg Car. m anu 90. 80 DINING Cari 90 B. H.
y e ssi. Is e1ass 80 .H2.y SsA sudaS:
80, 90 600 p M. have connection f0i Reading HSr
' For saaSary wnllap.po,s va Phrndeps =.
M q 80 RS nH o PPIo s S1I3 SO 81 % ~ ' mdnsA
Tickets ta,lo Car sat, ear be p9sqrd At r. ~
% TS ~ o., P Eat STs C.. .s
$50 Futons'@L os Broadway BroeA,yni
rom residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
nGlirudp 8

uuiituuu
AMERICAS GREArEsr RAILROAD
New y0R ORR. CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. aud Forty second ~. New York
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Trains leave i follows
si3 A. W. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Utica,
NEw-YORK Am CHiCiGO IIMITgO
Pssd L5sa, 5p Of fss E So%Ps
DSs c aIa STANDARD Sleeping and Drawing Cars
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
''So r. M 1o sxccp. SUNDAYS Connects With a,
not run SIT IT 9si sds SATURDAY
sOUTHw ESTEEM LIMITED.
u e mVSR ,OS qa;, bD @ c s'g sr
ST. Sue Cincinnati az 10 80 indanaP0Ii. Il 80 a. m
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
aIy aHa ya esl s Ss G s 80 S1 D
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 r. ~ % ISGn Cars Due Albany
NORTH ~nURE LIMITED.
ps ahS BSne sa DUB BUZZ b,o R9w5 IL nm
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
''e SSd n5g Es S Sn, ssP
' Gb 2 &C Cleveland 10 sS M Detroit 10
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EMPRESS.
o2 p SssPns su Car, oJ = sS% q S1
Hedl due IL a. II.
BUFFALO, NhGaTA t4kLs fG9q ISLAND AND
1880 p M-@asaef siceples Cars, ye1.Tors 20 Buffalo,
Due 80 Ni4gara Falls 100 p NJ cayt9 S. ;39
Upper Lake Station.
CINCINNATI AND ST louis EMPRESS.
5Ssns' T E9i4. S'US IS Roi
LIMITED FAST MAIL
300 r. M-Seepng.Cai passengers only carried on this
ualn for Rochester. Due 40 a. H.
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS
Sl5 p. M.-wagner Sleeping Cars, New.YOrk to Cape
HYb TTSS4GS 80 ANP SA a. 30 H2l a.
81 tiS ~. ~ 81; e. Ss;
'as: esrr.o9 81 e.s = Foa. 80
49, $40 ESQ 50 600 go co. 6iS l58
sAkAfoS%oF &c. tiS 10 ~ no 80 III 80 A NJ 80
Il g &. 50, $50 800, '7:a5 OO s;i5
RoGGHEsTER AMP BUFFALo1-69o 10 90 ~ 10 80
II 50 F e. also ,I Tor Rcs5essor GO NJ
N6HS o. So EAt IS II 30 lP0S 10 90 A. M
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAL 80.
,a:io A. NJ; CPS, III 80 p. NJ also for Adirondack
CAPE vXIScETT CLAYTON, oGpTEiNsBTBsGG APP y
t,9r Cops Vincent, aolS p; n fer osweso' $40
AU BURN, GENEVA AND CANANDA1GUA-o;lO
1000. 40 80 A. NJ. 7 80. 100. rs. IL 90 Z. NJ
PITrsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHiRE HILLS
(yia Harlem Divsion)
Two trains through Drawing Room Cars.
- :c1 H., Pittshed :35, North Adams 80 D. m
10 go p. M due Pittshed 10, North Adams 10 D. IN
NORFOLK AND THE LlTCnFIEID HILLS.
IS so p No. through due Norfolk, Conn.,, :S2 m
For tickets and space IA Seepng-Cars apply at Grahn
Central Station at 413, 1885, 9i2 Broadway IL Park
Place So West l25th-st., and 135thst station, New
York 1893 washngons. 729 Fuiton-,t' ana S9S ,, Beu
fordsve., E. D.. Brooklyn 100 Hudsonst Jersey City
westcots Express calls for ard checks baggage ro~
hotels and residences through 10 destination o..
Daily except Sunday. Daily except saturday O1hef
Above trains. except those leaving at 40 20 M
40 80 80 IS. so, 80, aud II 80 D. NJ stop
at 19Sth-st station.
JOHN NJ TOUCEY, GEORGE II DANIELS,
General Manager General PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
@ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot of
DesDrosses and COrtiandt streets,
as fOllOws:-
OH ana utter September IN, 1891,

TIE FAST LINE
%rrS CIsyal.sn Vssti6ule Sleeping and PsrlOr Cara
LOUIS 90 D. fG 9. =: 4 d.. Chicago IS p and 81
INN, TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Drawing and Sst R S6Gu'yey Of Pullman Vest6uls
S5Ss'G and cII rtessatn aa.ac
seAe .oda aae; maid bat.nOp Library snd a.. the con-
movable esctr s n once Ls Sc Sy :'Gae and
Indianapolis ana IL 40 a. m and Chicago AS M mex,
,.o ST LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI ExPRRss
Yo and pinnS co vs' t,S seePGs Car, from New
cncasa Il coach M s1t S. to SSsTa %
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
s aa ys'Sg d See%9s DenS s@Ss
Colehes from New.YOrk to Chicago. Arrives IN Chi
THE wE~TiRy EXPRESS
&Ss.s 81 Pso sAsso i 6sa '%S
PbB.'9gig to Richmond and Chicago Arrives |. Cc!un
p Sc m P 9 day. and s.. Louis O6 second
Saturday 'O' 0'''e'A3 anu 10''o0 aaiS' eA''D'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
t 20 GeS sssRns c1a The
ai5 5 D. % nsss v sSd Ssy
saS d: Gysss5 ."$
B4dei Sleeper to ' ScW.orleans cans --'''''
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
with Dining Car DaltimoreJ daily exceps sunday
~ 10 O. ~, arrive Washington $50 D. m; and Con:
gressional Limited" daily. with Dining Car. at 32o
p n. arrive Washington :25 >. regular express.
20 :00 80 and IL 20 o. m, 10, So 90 aoa
0 100 D. m. and IL rs night For Bsltimss only 100
m. Sunday. s:15 aud 8 80 g. m. 80. 0o and
g 90 p; m: and II rs night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 100 D. m weekdays, with
Through Day Coach
FOR CAPE Ma :On n m ,vnol-.d,vs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90, 20 90 80, 100 40 100 Pennsylvania
Limited with Dining Car. and 10 Washington Linn.
tied with Dining Carr, and II 100 m, 4 20, 90
gao 8 :OO 80, 100, 80, 90 8 90 80, 90 and
100 ?. and II 10 night Accommodation: II 10 u.
m. 40 and 100 p. m. Sunday Express 9 rs 80
200 qo;Co Limited, and 10 90 M, 700, 90 30
cor'nOdatIon : 100 a. m
For Timetables Of trains to points the Penn.y
wanna railroad system apply at the following 1ickep
olees No. 4YS, st9 and ga Broadway. Aston House
and foot Of Desbrosses and Csrtandt sts. Courtsk
$50 FUonst, and 8rookyn Annex Station, foot Of
FultOnst. Brooklyn; rs Husson-st. Hoboken: Station
Jersey City.
The Eew-York Transfer Company will fer and check
baggage from hotels and residences through % destination
CHAS T.. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Psss'f Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
New.York, Wednesday, Sept. 30.

NeW-1ork, WedneslaY, SepL oV'
The following sales held at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room today:
5stOry building, with lot no 260 West 67th-st s.
$50 10th-ave lot 25Xlo0.5; JAMES naaren, SlSaO
similar buildings. with lots, Nos 20S 70 20 West
67th.st adjoining above lots 25xlOo5 each Equitable Life
Assurance Society, $126,050. , . .
! similar building with lot. No OPP West 07th,st ad-
joining above, lot 2oXioO Samuei Denton SiooUo ooov
10O.1l George Stone $4,000. - ,o-,,
3-story dwelling with plot ~ land No 2lS East ~ IN
$50 II 3dave, plot 4ox90.1l Frederick Adhouse'
all 225. oo
Plot Of land on East 1leth-st n e Madson-ave, COX
100; Scmon Arendt, S44,730. ~
Plot OF land, West 115th-st, 400 u 1lthave oUN
100 IL John Waydel 80 900. - -,
3story building, with lot Nos 142 and ~ PARK Ko%:
n 90 It Pearl-s lot 25x99 Anna White ana Shrody
family, S39, COO .oo
l 5story building. with lot. No JIG Duanest, >, 1Oo
II Church-st. lot 25x1193; w Lynch, $4,000 -.
and 4-story dwelling, with lot No 80 Chryste-st
es. 175 # Hester.t. lot 25xloo4 Anna White ana
Shrady family S23,500. a.,
To 15 Edrdgest cor (Nos 81 and so . soo
plot 100. 4X501 x100 3X49 II Benjamin Cohen ToOoOO
4-story house with lot No 43o East 18th, st s.
Avenue a, lot 541x1o38 Max Scwygen, sll,Joo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The improvement In the real estate market was
again apparent at the Exchange yesterday when a
great variety OF property including very valuable
investments, was eagerly purchased.
Tho most important sale by James l.. Wells In
partition OF the Shrady estate This property has been
In the family tInee 17o2. and is now sold In conse-
quenoe Of The death OF the owner. Nos 112 and IA
Park Row. three story brick buildings on a LOT 25Nej,
bought by Martha NJ shrady ana OF the heirs
knocked down TO thu buyers a'' for $50 600
No. 116 Duane-st., q fves story brick building "A
lot 20x110 Offered. The bidding ran from $4,000
up 10 SS3,oOQ William H. Lynch was the buyer.
No. 90 Chryste-st. is o fours story store on lot
e5x1Oo The building only covers - feet u frontage.
leaving an alleyway. This was also bought by the
Nos. las. AZ. I4o and 15I Eidridge st. and Nos.
81 ard So Delaney ST. are block OF three and four
ran from $4,000 up 10 s56,Joo. benjamin F. Cohen
James s. Mcouen offered nine hvestory aa;-hOuses
elusive, each fall lot. They sold at prices varying
from Si7 500 up T. 500: No 205 was bought by
Denton for 1880 e rest were knocked down 10 the
plaintiff In ~ pro Is.
william he'ielly offered plot 1OOX2oo in Ninety
eighth ST., mdwav between Columbus and Amsterdam
The plaintiff In the proceedings was the buyer.
r; V. Harnett offered a vacant plot ooxloo r. Nest
John II. WaydelI was the buyer for $4,000.
The same firm offered also under foreclosure all the
strip OF land on the north side OF one hundred and
sxteenth-st. plot 6OX1o0. 1t brought s44,73o from
Simon Arendt
James c. Lawlor offered No. 423 East Twelfth'st a
Scwygen was the buyer for s11 300
John F. b. SMITH offered also under foreclosure NO
21S East one hundred and twenty seventhSt. three
from from the sy paint II in the the pT9ceednss OO
has sold for Elmir Rapp TO John Vallman the three
story dwelling no 2l3 East Fifty ffthst for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01
g e Gurt.
VERONE pARK RACES.

~ Special train. on race days leave Grand Centrsl
station Via New-YOrk Central and Hudson River Rail.
road ~ %. Il 80 and 30 p. m. PaFor.car train al
:O5 p. m. Returning trains stop at l3Sthst EN.
40 cents, at company's Offices New-York
Brooklyn and station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-01

THE BOOK OF oPESAIE sPoRr,s on came A@erssn cSea
uss.s.Is lluies for sailing. swihnna V@ A.,
log. shooting horsebask iiang Entertain
M and tnixersa!ly eomplilnentcd by me p'0Ss'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
that he arose, and brushing off his clothes. lmped
painfully up the street
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
STOCKHOLDERS ELECTIONS IL NEw:JERsEN

STOCKHOLDERS ELECTIONS ~ NEWJERsEf
Trenton March 4 (SpeeiaD.-M the annual election
Of the stockholders Of the West Jersey Railroad O"
pauy yesterday the following Board OF Directors was
elected George H. Roberts, Coleman F. Leaning 'ohh
VI. Moore Thomas H. Dudley George Wood, j. y
DUbarTy, " Parker shortridgc. Henry ID. Welsh VIII
lam J. Sewell. Benjamin F. Lee. James H. NlAon
josiah Wistar, David p. gill. Il. b. Comegys ana
William G. Nixon. The Board organized subsequently
by the election Of the following officers: President
George b. Roberts: vice president. William j. sewell
secretary, James Il. Mcclure; treasurer, Robert W.
smith.
The stockholders Of the West Jersey and Atlantic
City Railroad elected the following directors: George
Wood william J. Scwcll. Aaron Fries Mahlon liutch
ih>on samuel G. Lewis. Benjamin +. Lee, John VI.
Moore. William :. Scull. Walter Wood Joseph y.
Dubarry Israel g. Adams John J. Gardner and y.
Parker >hOrtrdge. The Board OF Directors organized
hv c'crg the following officers: President. George
Wood: vice president william j. Scwcl: secretary,
J. r. Mcclure: treasurer. Robert W. Smith.