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The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

az II have seen the error of my
way,' said man who has been favoring
the Third party, land am now willing to
admit it. have been misled and l can
see very plainly where this splitting up
will lead me to. I shall remain in the
Democratic party where every Southern
farmer ought to be-" In talking further
this same gentleman said "that he could
not understand how in the name of com
mon reason any Southern soldier could
get the consent of his mind to vote for
Weaver" Times.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07
The SOLVER Chilled PlOW,
The Best in the World.

HAMMOND &" JUSTICE are now Agent,
for this celebrated Plow, and carry a full stock
OF all extras for same, such as Points, Mould
Boards, Landsider, Bolts, &C., and are selling
very close.
We also have large stock of Pittsburg Steel
Plows, Single and Double Iron Foot PloW
Stocks, at Rock Bottom prices.
HAMMOND 8 JUSTICE,
Oct II. 1891.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

W Those who believe it is right to
give the Sugar Trust one-half a cent per
pound protection on refined sugar, though
the labor cost of refining is only one
eighth of a cent per pound, thus enabling
the Trust to pocket from $4,000, 900 to
$2O,OOO,O0O annually at the expense of
the American people, will be justified in
voting for Harrison.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

W About the 18th of October the
"return postal card" will be placed on
sale at all postofices. The message card
and the card for reply form one piece of
card board folded together, which is
creased on line where they are to be
separated when the reply is sent.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

FLORENCE, S. c., Sept. 3O.-A new trial
was granted il the Barringer case today.
The judge in his charge placed both In
the same boat aa he expressed it, as to
guilt. On this ground he grants the
motion. Both Charles and Will are out
on bail in the sum of 81, 900 each.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07
81 A e D W A r Ell
Hardware.
HAMMOND & JUSTICE

Wholesale and Retail dealers. now have ful
stock of all Goods in their line-Hardware, Cur.
lery, Iron. N ails, Carriage and Wagon Material
Merchants of the surrounding country have
only to give them a trial to be convinced that
they are selling Hardware as low as any House
in the State.
Charlotte Oct II, 1891.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07
Comparative Cotton Slater
The following is the comparative cotton
statement for the week ending Sept. 30.
Total Visible Supply Of Cotton.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The total via;
BILE supply of cotton for the world !,
2,61s, ,564 bales, of which 2,2O1, ,O64 ara
American, against 2,O39, ,346 and ,669, ,74s
respectively last year. Receipts at all
interior towns are Ill, ,725 bales reeepts
from plantations 162, 1878 bales; crcp il
sight 522, ,552 bales.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

We have a large stock and complete assert.
ment of sizes of Rubber Betting on hand. WG.
rant every foot we sell and guarantee our prices
against any House south of Baltimore.
HAMMOND & JUSTIFY
Oct. II, 1891
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07
ORDERED ESPECIALLY FOE

Scatter Seeds.
Now is the time to get seeds for fall planting
We have them Onion Sets. Spinach, Mustard
Lettuce and other seeds. Call and get what you
want r. Fl. JORDAN & co,
Sept. 80, 1899. Druggists.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07

sD The Stock of cotton at Liverpool
is 1,O99,32 bales OF this 949, ,463 bales
are American.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1892-10-07
BANKS.

7. You know that if a private person
had 100000 and should start private
bank he might lend it out at per cent
and get $4,000 per year. If be wanted
instead to start a national bank he would
have to first buy q. S. bonds, paying s127
for each 800 worth. That, is the market
price of y. S. bonds. So he would get
s78,74 in u. S. bonds but he can issue
money only to so per cent. of his bonds,
that is s7O,e96. This at 8 per cent
yields s5,669. But he pays ! per cent.
for the privilege and draws 81 per cent.
on his government bonds leaving balance
due him by the government $1,968. This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16

nseed American. 4oc DO Calcutta Ssc c,, DO
Prime sS$sie ,sH! pre1sssa
sa snih dS sss .p Rs"s ping
5sa55c natural Sine SOC hsassed winter s5gss
bank ' sSsSsS A' Straits $cSs7c italian 6sac6c
sus Day s, Win !, priS,ss :,
;ssl; a.. i::iS e. isS slSsfi7
- % "ss;5 I; .sssS
S5m1 81 s sSis: 20 600 CO.
pSss s s qa9 p sa@S
smoked oSked do d. SM Bf1isd sSSHar s
e9ssrong and higher on light supplies and fair dc Gs
e r pigs, LSRDNsrcke sharply tSd,y AID options
Vest .' c% n1t On was s0 da Of cash a cs ec
CITY sa dg sae y s 81 cs5@ssoo , closing NO Dun ri,
Fea3sa gsd a. SO %sIS n snd a9
sSge e e e'f SoS S@a
vas one Of stead ness csa@I Sat- and
trse 9Sa25ac Grsts 22d2S1c; seconds 2Oa2Ie thirds.
f7 s o sa!s d'y n1i'qss s"a stals
.ssona. ,ssIse western dairy 1910: seconds
Ss'; June TSf lf5SI5s 1,S
i to pd h' With % asi r demand the trade
factmy, tp cream, fancy white loalol:c e9ored 10
Sa0 10 f shof saa ps f cSocc
se e OK full 1nSS m dull ae and n9 sTd
l newad, choice, sse2se Western 2iss22c fOT prime
Sass per case. Western icchouse' l9dig2c.
onss 81 sy 50 s sS H % "a" p R'sSs
centrifugal. Sales 200 hhds Muscoysdo Be- $500 bags
@ d s. 81 te ona
cut loaf srn1s S SS SS "a
oS STANDARD 30 E %orld 6 g. Sc $ see SS
sAc; 80: g 4i;S4.S5s No t. i'ica+se No H. s'.a
* 12 %sss nominal city lard quoted at
$40 Il h5& a9d &c him ss;aS Sed oaSed Size
for prims city, sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEERio the spot quoted Iaher easier gu
GOO bags 10 to arrive l4s.e 1000 bags do C. and T.;
&c: 500 bags santos c. ana f. .3se mili sisuSs ia
leht demand. soless, 100 lscuis interior f~oah ~
svs,e terms In the ccntrac, line there wac IL hur
nr tyity ON lower range prcer. with copsid ~
ablc selling for ong account Net losses OF 2oa'o pos
CHOLERA reports important factor in the
ward tendency but besides this the beas hHd le aIu
W va" lover cables from Havre and London. Hamburg
closed Qls pig but this Ignored London clo'cl over
245 D. NJ Official quotations. september Us va VcWpI'
02s Cd November 62s % D.cember oz' "a January;
AIS I'd: FEBRUARY I'd. Rio quotes nlst oidlisp
10 klos) IL loo: good second 40 kilos II 800 :;
exchange (private 2s receipts in Rio, - ooO Bag
bags Rio market weak Receipts in Santos, i2GTo
Good average santos II 900. Receipts at Rio July
70 September IA, 1892 10000 bags same time: le9l.
Se4 OdO faes same time 1890 5S4 900 bags. Receipts
1t santos July l. septembe? H. 1892 Gco goo bags
80 Total sales nero TODAY. 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

M for sept s.ia S as Sn IT,
sxSS spi or "a about 0DsO carCad bulls ed late
d heel e &c T demand on at al ee top ns sides a
eess for and , S0S2 % later s6 s SG
nnt 40 eeeyes on the cOSn equally nG d'en ro took
Mich CoWS-No fresh arrivals and trade Feeling
ss5 head-eSo at Goth ns and 200
W. We're Slow end ffactOi Owcr sold At "a
2 few &c common 70 prime yeal az bonah So MAJOR
n noIis r rgsrtei 200 grassers unsoid. 49,
cou PT' des ssSe 1ea al Sa s'f for y
for blessed gesser and 6G6sc for dresg "a M syaSc
at f% &c per Nf 90 dG i5S ~ 80 at
o ridcG SSG csv Sons s g F ar 50 5 d. go
81 , yeais, ito D. at So SO; do. 10 H. at s0 'o'
g. gsIlIns "a ys,ls 100 e Sc per do
100 Is, at 7.c; fed calf $50 N. at sc; do $50 n
Hume Mullen GO gassor; s5 ?lo n at 2e DO 10 do do
at e. g. do leo H. at s. so late "wednesday 90 yeals
e. at g 49, s fS SpT at 81 10 's @
at e DO 10 n, Gc srassers' zig ~ at 2sc II
5%ni %rsS'a ' So : a: i'd h. At e do
'0S ws al a. Rro! a. CO.. CO.. 8 sa 1913 ~ at 7c fed
'' SnfF e %Ib 4 Il IS 70 ri Including
At c sr a: SCh ai % o Ss'. and @
Sheep : scd at 4: &c g per
at 81. 49,, ....,ss,. hiring.
ING in few cases sc: dressed lambs unchanged a'
7GlOc; choice quality selling high as 1o2c. ..ooo
Sales.--future & Mullen: 200 stat lambs. q ID a N
6S H. at IS 50 % sheep. 1o2 n, at q 10 40
II. at ~ 20; late Yesterday l6l stat amps 80 49, a
D.. Harrington 80 Western lambs. 70 ~ at 80
d. Harrington: 80 Western lambs, 20 n. at s. 90
S0a do r. at &C. 2ss do gs a. s = % 5G G Penn n1
sylyania DO H. at s.; 80 Pennsy yania sheep % IT.
4o Indsna Do o 81 oo It. ir - g g. q, s7
Of stao DO 50 n - 312; l0i PENNSYLVANIA DO 80
n At = Is; II culls, as ~ at 81 bucks ana ewes
90 Hsnen6ccs Hollis 14e state lambs a n ct 90 o'
Dnienback rs Western lambs 20 n at So 10; 10
do 20 ~ Of IS s7a less IS rs State do, G2 n at - -
Ak do 6S n at 80; Is sheep erd lambs so ~ al - %
Jerc. Wight & Co.. 50 State lambs, CO ~ at IS rs
IL stse sheep Il n at 81 s,,,o lamb. "a n 90 30
s. 10: 50 d. s. ~ ct s. 81 Virginia sheep, 81 H. at
- % 81 do, 70 n, at o. II do, lOS ~ at - 81,
50 DO 81 NJ IS 70 $50 d. 90 H. at - BIZ 10 STATE
sheep Ito n a. 81 II Co. 90 n at - so % .
y McPherson ( Co.: 10 Virginia lambs 50 H. at
~ Collins 1877 State lambs, CO n, at s. 25 A State
Jer.ny CIV and Is cars at 4othst Market very nrm Of
IS 5odsC per 100 ~ bunch of boosters sold at 81 20
Country dressed n at PREVIOUS qgota,t,oSns or at 5G
lean pigs would probably bring &c. ooo .. 1000.
AZ AZ Sc oY II p sroasters at - 20 per head.
Judd Buckingham STATE ate. ho 20 III ~ ~ q 8 60
G. pnenback: is State hogs, 1s2 ~ at 50 G5; IL do.
8s7 II, at SIS so 1 rough do S25 n. at - Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
B. RTE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BEIWkEN NEW-YORK AM
e. CHICAGO. VIA CHAUTAUoUAr LAKE q
RAMA o. MouNrAISs SoaEsTs p1 N
STREAMS.
Direct route TO passaic Paterson, Tuxedo, Newburs
Midtown Fort Jervis. Monticello White Lake. Hon1
dale Scranton, Bingnanton Elmira Corning. Watkins
1Ien. Bath, Hammontsport, Avon Springs. Rocheste,
Hornellsville Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Chauauqu
Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati, St. Louis. Chicago and
points West Trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chamben
ST. ioows and live minutes earlier from West 2Sdsk
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n No. NJ. Daily-yla Niagara Falls and ChaurauQu
S.UU Lake. paror Car New.York to Buffalo SLEEPS
uDoo saeu to escep saaday l &c rs
vE-rIBULE LIMITED.
y OOP. NJ. Daly-Solid train for Chicago. via Cheuus
C.OO qua Lake. Slsepers TO Chicago Cleveland ~
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$3.50 dale and and Mohtce ' '-'''' ''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
6.3O FAILS and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleeper: !
buffalo, Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 Fans. Solid train 70 Chicago ' sieeDs;s
Buffalo. Chicago aad Cincinnati
FOX POhr JERvIS.
D. m. Sundays-S a. NJ. D. M, $50 .. ~. 8 80 D. m
FOX NEWBUKt;.
WY EEK DAYS-3 a. m. 3:46 y. m, AS p m, ~
w p. m y. m. Sundays-9 M. D. M, 80 D. q.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND iIME-IAbLEs may be obtained from
nnns seieus is. u hoSts and boarding SUB
urban Homes" dese,i5lns Vicinity Of Eewfork chss
iSYSi h.s' s sGSDYg
Ferries. New.York 1913 Fui,on.st Brooklyn Io7 BfosS
way williamsburg 200 Hudson.st. HObOken. AND Jersa
CITY ss'S rom hotels aSd oags tS sa sns
D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
Anrtion Sales of Real Gstate.

A MOTHER AUCTION SALE the SETON EST ATE
"A by GEORGE w. BARD, Auctioneer on Saturday,
September PATH 1892, at p. the premises, under
tent. Music and lunch before sale.
Owing OF tho sale and the number
OF purchasers who did not get lots will ofer about
100 day and date above mentioned in this
beautiful section, adjoining the JONES and McEV0Y
ESTATES, near wocilawn % minutes from Grand Cen
troll Station two railroads.
TERMS ten per cent and auctioneer's foe on day OF
SALE forty per twenty days and so per cent to
bond and mortgage for years at per cent.
COMPLEMENTARY railroad passes over the New
Railroad by carriage through the beautiful CITY
OF MOUNT VERNON, can tc had on application to the
aucuoneer. GEORGE w. BARD, Mount Vernon, New
York. and JOHN A. AMUNDSoN, Attorney, 40 Broad
Why Naw.York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

q. Y. c. & IT. K RI. Co.. Lesse
Trains West 42c-st. station, New-York, fal
lows, and Is minutes earlier, from II. FNnkn-,t, " H.
3,3v A. M. Daily FOR NewD1rgh, Kingston, Albany;
daily Enc. sunday, west OF Coeyman's Jc.
7:I5 4. W. Daily for Albany except Sundoy, Montreal
IutDO A, VI. Daily for Albany, UTICA Syracuse, hOcte
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto
1855 A. VI. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany and
400 p NJ Daily, except Sunday. for Albany
S,I5 p, VI Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, Syisr
cuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara faAs, Toronto. D.
rroit Chicago, st. Louis.
sac p. VI. Daily, except Sunday. for Newburgh, Al.
bsny Saratoga and Montreal.
StIJ p. VI. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse, Roctes
tor, buffalo. Niagara rams Toronto Detroit. Chicago
ST. Louis.
uAVEl.S / RAW LOCALS PAS, AS p. NJ
NtW 81 RG LOCALS, 3 20 slO:l5 A. NJ, Il rs 4N
Sleeping cars Cor suralo Niagara Falls, To'nA
.Daiy. For tickets timetables, Iarlor and sleerint
ear accommodations informat2n apply offices: Boos
vn 1913 Wsshington.st., 726 Fuitonst, Annex ofea
foot fulton-st. NevvYork city 27i. II3 383 as
942 Broadway lab Bowery, 81 East l4th.st., SO We'd
c. f. LaMBt.icr. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo Sept. 15.-Cattle-Rcccipts for the last -
hours 2.iGO head total for week thus far. 1l,ooc
head for same time last week, 1000 head: consigned
through. 1000 head to York, $50 head, on
mon closed steady, all sold Western COWS and helferS'
=. 250 81 IS Hog Receipts for the last - hours
10 900 head total for week thus far. 39oO; fr same
time last week Also head CONSIGNED through IN
head market opened steady for ma iuns and YORK
pigs higher; closed strong lest pig. selling "a,
and mediums. g. 5oass 60; Workers, good 10 best
corn-fed IS 4Od So 30: do light to fair do - 90
60 35 cTassers, common 70 good S'g - 20 s t"S
S. 20d$5 IS do, common shps 10 fair, al 5Od - ~
assorted roughs, - 800 50 %; common Oughs, ~ y
- 7 sag rs 200 s hssd 1 Total @r week 'fRs
far. $4,000 head for same time last week. 3ioT
head consigned through. 400 head; TO New-iora,
1000 head on SALE 1000 head market very "a GI ~
choice 10 fancy wethers ~ jOd - 10 falr 10 sog1
sheep. s. 81 40; culls and common do, f2d a.. 10
Canadas. u 75o - 20; lambs. native good 10 pest
s. 500 IS s5 ouls TO fair - 80 oO Canada ambS'
common to best, s. 75a 80 %.
Chicago Sept. l5-"The Evening Journal" reports ::
Cattle-Rccepts. 1000 head shipments, 1900 :;
steady at yesterdays price prime to extra ne, rrs
~ 25. IIogs-Receipts, 10000 head shipments
$500 market actiys steady rou Sna an1 40 co mn
heavy and butchers weights So 3Oa 80 40 hight,
s5@S5 40: grassers. "a $50 IS 20. Sheep Receipts
5000 head; shipments, 1000 steady nauyts' S3 %
SO 50d $6.
st. Louis, Sept. -Cattlc-Receipts. 1900 head :;
shipments. 300; market dull for natives and quality
poor ordinary TO good, 81 1894; choice would
bring 81 500 "a so fair 10 good Texans frn 81 300
SO 20. Hogs-Recepts 500 head shipments, 3,4OO
market active, strong heavy as, 30; Packlng
f.B0O head Shipments 900; market steady fair
to good muttOns. 81 J0n - 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, sept. 10. p m.-ConsolS. 81 3-l6 for both
money and the account; New York, PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio nrst mortgage bonds. 81 12; Canadian Pacific,
IS "a Erie % So: 90 second consol', l06 "a; Mexi
can ordinary % ST. Pan common. 70 -; New York
Central III "a: Pennsylvania. 80 IA; Reading.
81 SIS Mexican Central new per cent bonds, 81 -.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO day IS $1,000.
Five D. m.-Paris advces quote 3 per cent rc!es at
100 francs SO IL centimes for the account.
Paris SEPT. 15-Thc weekly statement OF the Bank
OF France shows IN Increase OF $4,000 francs in gold
and a decrease OF 1878 600 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
NDY HOOK ROUTE
ron LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &

IRON Fer s. y. H., foot Reotor.st.
For Atlantic Highland,, Highland Beach, Normancc
Scanrght aud Long bFanch a. ~ - A. NJ q 'VJ
NJ. / 100 7. NJ. 49, , M,
Pleasant at 1915 \. NJ, IL zoo Saturdays only, 3:i5
100 T.. NJ. Sundays, except ocean Grove and Asbury
For lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat At 4 80
A ~. 3. as T. NJ.
TltIsIs and parlorsar seats can be procured at ~.
ala canal ST. 81 Fast eth ST., 235 Columbus Ay. and
50 wcst l2ith ST. New,lo 3SS Washington 81. 720
Westcott FNpr ~ Co. VIII cali for and check baggage
from Motel or ro.idencc 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
Delaware, LacSnwnnnn nnd Western Il. X.
In New foot Of Barclay and Christ
SHORTEST line. 'vtSTIBuLED TRAINS.

STU" ~ ptLLMAN COtt HES, ,'s
CLAIR, TIL; ORANGES, summit. IsrnsrisvilIs, Bas6-
no s tong beyef stanhoPe. BTSbs LAKE.. 'hARE
HOPATCONG. HackotJs:own, sCHOOLEY'S NOUN
TAiN4 Washington; PIIIlttIrsGuRG. ,EASroN.
schhSroT. hlITsToS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SASIIi:
S Ss 2AHXM46 %FpRp w M
y Tcn oswFGo oMIS E GIGSiS.s
ooKNIXG BATH pAMSyILtE BgTEAL0 and ali
9,OT A, W.-BCFFALo. tiCifltLp SPRINGS and
a. buffalo with train for CHICAGO, arriving S:45
7S, A. A. M.~BINGmXMToN NAIL. stops It principal
1,oS =: SCRANTON, nINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
l,fO =, M,-SCSANTON, WILKES BARRE and PLYM.
'tSSur i ExPREss; pullman paroT sHI.. ,.xnnr...
n r"In@a .fsITs AFysf g. RI iS SPRINGS
osMEGo EXPREhs .PrS%hI%sSpo,be saeTs >,
and .29 BrOsdwey Tsssts at fsTry stations
. ave SsgYors sss wsshng onss ss
38S Bedford Brooklyn. Time tables giving full in.
formation. et all stations. - .
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage tron hotel residence to destination
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,erican standard OF classified
STAINED.
80 rn ,,,fd1linO

Good ordinary - 5lS HCw mdalins
ontons we're fairly active to-day and me oriit AZ
tavofsd the bear side. The early market shovel "a
Which prompted fuyher selling for Ions scS eIen
Later on howtyar cholera reports were dened anu
the market rallied 23 points, WITH m9e or ios' 'oe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
Railroads..

Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
De,brosses and COrtiandt Streets
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
ys 81 seeeDns sns p5 81 Carr:
faas INDIANS Sls'ii1n 40 a. % Chicago .aa 81
1mE PENNsyLvAxIA LIMITED.
1860 eSsu'iye Gy,i % pnaa SMOKING
s.h4ssas 70, ,'DS Sss
"a
m Hs%lsBis sst snS s ct ONCE arrive.
Indianapolis ;5s a. ~ Chicago '''' D. H. anu -
ST Louis + Al AND DC CISCiNxArr EXPRESS.
yst9uS ssSp9s cars . from s E EsM
ii is .as v z;Ss:
Cincinnati 10 40 m ard b. I~~dis w y m' nsA'
THE CoLUMBI.N FXPREssa .,,, .,o..
100 Rn1s
Coaches from Ss~.York &c Chicago. Arrives In
Chicago 800 .. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 p. M.-Pulman Vestibule Sleeping Car New Yorx
ann AMI aes.s Gar;
coansss io' Heisto All. Fly tssS'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
'%S .! Si:spG%s
e @ daily
rHNtE-TERN EXpkESS.
$40 Mso0 y:S Sd St. s'fns fa1 Oar
SnenSsa lnd,anaHSlI, i0lS p M and
sss5sl u 20 as.
Asheviio and Knoxvillo mi,
'GS HRsy 81 s ,'s
SEQ nn v Ssne Egse
VA EnSsys Ts,,1Sssn SoS R S% %,E .ouru
sys pamaa vssS"s fao Cars YesSYls Prs
sc rS g.: s ! E$'.
RH%nas Sas .S on es, S n sssa
80 MI !pS % IS and 80 G sf1
ssn 80 r., n 49, S9 G md 20 M s'aS
o ps CIV ana smSsed s with For S
May. go p m. week days -.u 49,, po,r,
70! s@s ssaHS AiR"'y gssg no csa"
~ and 100 p M week,tays Sun .bs,v PARK and
Ocean Grove on Sundays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 30 10 10, :oO 200, 80 90 OC Penn
syyania Limited with Dining Car and ~ ~
Limited with Dining Carr and II 90 NJ II ~ 90
gao oo 80, ZOO t:.o! S1o 500 ~: ;yY
10 aIo spd o9 p M s SIN " I'D 6Apre m
500 90 80 zoo, 500, 90. $50 aud 9 :o0 p m.
and IL rs night Accommodation: 90 aud :eo p N.
For Time Tables local point. on the Pennsyl
IunI IN lro'd syste apply at tho oowinz Ticket %;
fees Nos 1l3 2Gi. 49, $40 9ii and 1923 Broadway L
Astor House, 42dst ana athave. 1St East !2otheA,
264 l25'h.st. Colunbus-sve and foot OF Des
brosses and Ccrtandt SIS Courtss $50 Frson, W,
ton-st. Brooklyn: 10 Hudson-st. Hoboken Station.
Jersey City.
The NewYork sc- Company Will call for ana cheek
hotels residences through to destination
CHAS r. PUGH J. Il. WOOD
General uanagef. General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
Dusiucss Chances.

Business Cbanres.
THE owner, wishing to retire, offers for SAFE
a well.established aud growing business s'cam s''
water heating plumbing, and domestic engineering oc'sS
IN A thriving NewEngland city OF 10000 iphao'Hns'
Fullest Investigation invited. Address "liEAIiN"' Wv
OF the Tribune Onlce
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REAL ESTATE.
AZ, THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS Al l1C EANiiANpbo.
The market wes unusually quiet yesterday with ou'
few offerings. At No. Libertyst, Bryan L. hennehy
adjourned the sale Of NO. S5o West twenty
five. story front building full lot TO OCTOBER
III n, P1ssaTy B. B. u H.'aes sslsa
Van sfSSc %s e hs bus
157 to 100 East ninety hey are aye Ave.
Story bick ethoGses on iu Moses weim'n was
The following sales were held at the New'fOrN ''''
e, oF Faa in with pot 70 g aed of 'ssS
s MS. ri Mot to w %c ina, -. r.., ,s,a
building wis asS @s NJ aGf hs'i tight title
and interest Eugene Van schalck' Sioo'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N. Y. Clp p6o
ATHEIST No 43e West Cranitch to blown 10 ooo
6d-st no Is East sarah we9,:er to 5 Sawsy 'O0''
sch Oen 5 Il " of lsa'e. 2oSlo'2 Selma 800
o 5sS, 20 s4 East %ae qsts to - zes aaia 1900 1888
is3d-s 5; 275 ft Of u losn 81 l,rien $4,000
st MF MiiEeH % Msft Ash, ,G,,I:; 5,ioo
s'1 Sophia r lSs11 T;xioS John 5000
boulevard, cor Of ;''th''t' oo''lAiVV ] $4,000
1i7th-s 2lG0 Il Of LII altns'e' 1900
44 HPr SGq'ados5jss' to i5, 1900
Columbus ave, e cor OF oSu'-st' -'N'' ' $1,000
Ter to II M,rs ~ Of Xada6cn.avc ioHoo; ,oo
21Oth.st n :. 1901 W OF Nichonsr rnsbcnd
IOOll; Jane Williams Wv 70 25xio0;
Mary Woods T. Iierge t,,h nh,idc c.avc
u,Sbbridce.st n s. $50 T. Of HlshDriase"'",
" 276xI 3Ox:33Ixl2 Gustav freygdhs " 5000
cons as 80 # Of Washing on ave- 2o'SNioo' 1880
William IL Osborn TO a Iac. . s,e.u 5oIos:
Md son.oyc ~ H. Marne-ss' 'VN''' q 400
Henry Taylor to NJ Popczin ~ I. Parshai.
Lots 10 % Block o p,r waI o. 10 LAYTON 1900
Tot I3e Map Morrisania; Eugene bur"c' '" 5000
Rogers Place :. 325 II Of WeI Intvs $500
Moshcu.ayc So7 # from , Sos'P shSidan $1,000
o,d :, 3ss q n W ~ 2davc, lSoNo''o' WIZ 1900
2stnst s. $50 It W q cth-1vGi liam, gSI'o' e' $4,000
I'M $50 Il " 81 Gth-avc, ooNooVi "e"r' l775o
l. Hand to + II Minrath . ..;;,,,co. George
Lexington ave- c1.nG TfolIwacon ..........., 2Sooo
Forester 70 20, 2 r . of 7th-ave is9NlOOo' 10 40
~ q Morris n u Schuch - ,;....i 50 O0O
c,cenwich.st No 80; Albert Sire 70 % ~ oNo1 o.
5th, $ 1899 II OF Avenue ~ 4 .'.'. $4,000
peioncey.st W corner Of CoumDl@7e ~'Noo' 10000
isaac Biunherr - ) r' p,rchoG 10 ! Stich 1913
Avenue 2os n n o. F ami, Cohen
o, nnoll 8 sos n o Of Eldrldgc-st -oTN 90 200
isette Selu tn A TauDc, ~. g.,
e. Lnko's Place No 7; James pel
, E tt'' 10 II: James Bell to Jones 40 100
7th.st no 20; John Run o. sco d, nnsxioo:
,,o.nevst w : $50 r. OF ''faIh-sN -oN'Vo' noo
Michael FAY 70 NG,'il 10 II Fay $4,000
Ma@kct,t 5. % II Of ilenry'' 'i', $4,000
roi Mtha 10 Jones 70 Ja@G' se hc 1850
Riylneton.st NO 237 Eueckef 70 '''"
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Connirp I)roprr.p fer Sale ano 20 Get.

NOR SAIF,-AT A DAiGAIN:-A fine old mansion with
numerous outbulldlnssi thirty acres large shaded
depot: suitable for private schools, summ., hsta
res ldence. Address owner. g. q. SAKE East 14thst
ORANGE " J.. few minutes walk from Brick
~ Church station Excellent locauoni residence lS
convenience = aero. unurnished, ~ 100
Der year w. Il. THOMPSON, Owner, ~ Broad st.. N.Y.