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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

EGGS-ouiet but steady general rule sats e, sha
PcnnSyvania new-laid choice. ?2a2S2c western Ia
SIC FOR prime choice fair O02lc western >ecohus
nS ,nferipr s4ds5 per case Western icehouse 100
S UGAH-RAw-Fim but quiet: quoted at 3a3is &c, i2r
10 business reported REtIXEp-faiGiy , Sfucs
and firm; crushed and cut loaf 316a1'2c Rrahuiaeu
5d5 Gc powdered jisd5 5-16c cubes 5sGo o-ioc con
fectoners' K i7sd5 1.10c standard A. 4,sa5c moud q
IA yJ 3.l6c No g. 4iad4 ll-l6c No. Z. 44d4 5-lbc 70
8 l:i6a4ac No o iisa45:e Nc &c, TO- lIoaf@o' NO
IL 33,d l5-l6c; No H. 3oad3 l3-loc; ., T.. ND
STEARINE-Clty lard steady quoted at sac IN hhes
and sc In ties; oeomsrgaline dull; city, Gee mus ~
"' >rALLOw-Unchang and quiet; quoted 4H04 91oc
for prime city; sales, 80 hhds. 42c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
y SA NDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &c.
FROM Per y. L., loot iy tor-st.
Fo. Atlantic Highlands, highland Beach, Normandie
seabre INT ana Long Branch ut 80 10 A. NJ, Il 90
S,tur lays only, $40, . 10 r. NJ sundays, $3.50 A.
NJ. 90 l.. NJ. ~ -,
Pleasant at 10 lis A. Nj. "a 200 Saturdays only, AS
90 p NJ. sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat at $50
A. NJ. 3:i5 T. NJ.
o35 2S AIS 7S5. 92, LAO Broadway, rs Murray ST.
al canal ST. East ST., 80 Columbus and
~ West l25,h ST. New;Iork SsS washington St. 72d
Fulton ooklyn, and ~ Broadway. Williamsburg.
Westcott EXprss Co. will call fos and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
pr,Y rsTATE TRANSFERS.
oth.st s. 1GS II g OF Avenue b, 2oAV3; llNo,
Anthony Koopman, by guardian, TO "eorse

oth.st s. 1GS # @ OF Avenue Il. 25No3 llSc;
anthony koopman' by suaiu'an' " o '.'.'. s2,s;
Same property Mary Koopman Gu al 10 san6S IT,
nth. st $ 80 Of West EndaNe Z-hlV5.., :,
Perez NJ Stewart and wife TO George H. Eilotu ~
11th-ave 5. 800 70 Of 5ithst, 2o.SNl'o REFER a6
Doerschuck TO Andrew Doerschuck: "a; '''
1st.aye : W cor OF l2ifn-st, l00NGNso3Nls.2A3t
to i24th-stx7.3; William T hawcs CT al 10
od.ave . s. 2O5 IT Of 1lSth-st, 3OA7o; IaIe- N
rine Savage Nathan Sleeve. ,oo ''0
1oithst : ; 200 II e Of Riverside Drive. IVoA
looI1; william william Lancha"'n anu ""e 1900
1oith.st n : 100 IL W Of Amsterdam-aVe, 25x
IOo.il Francis Richards and wife to Eliza
Couyerncur.,t n s. 1858 II . OF Morrls-aNe,
25xlI75; Patrick Sullivan and wife to FRANK 4 NJ
Formally and another-.-- ,,;.t- II, o..no a. "
Will save : 10 70 = OF 14ith-st, -oN'V,oi
August Schcrnikan and wife to Wllliah 7" Dit ., n
Decatur.aVc e = $50 : Of Gun I'M ioad, ooA Al
100; Amanda Bussng 10 Frank Mc"afry ..'.' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER o..

The following held at the New.fork , kea ,
Estate SaIesroom to-day four-stoy Gwehg Win io.,
10 4s East 6lih.st I9 Cod # Of NadiSonaVe' lou
Ssles Of building with lot. No. 131 East lolststd
W OF Lexington.ayc and buildings with lots NOS ~
md 10 East l24thst Of ith-ave, were ADJOURNED 10
september rs and October g. respectively. -. ,-z,h,
sale Of plot OF land on AnthOny-aVe' Oh i'''h'"
was adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool sept. o.. 3 40 p m,Beef In far de'a, ,m
Pork In poor demand Hams-Ihe de'n 1h srm nj NJ
p pro I'd Bacon in fair demand Cumberland cut,
about 2s to 80 BIS firm at as 1heese, an, dnmnnS
ie fmnrnving Tallow and turpentne In iair deih"u'
Rosin in poor demand: common steady AZ 81 20" a.
-Spot-The demand Is Improving. IHIures III
n n demand prime Western. October and Novemocr
Steady al as Wheat in fair demand flour IL
moor demand Corn-spot and futures IN poor Se
pond nIxed Western october firm at IS "a NJ
xanbcr firm at A. I'D. Hops at London-Pacihc
Coast-There Is nothing offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Proposals.

ARMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
~ York City Septeub 10. lsJ2-Sealod proposals. In
trip1 ate win BE- received until II o'clock Octo
bef 4 1892. and then opened, for repairing the Steam
"Atlanuc.n Government the right 10
reject any all propoaI- Blanks for proposals, spcih
cations and further particulars be- had application
Bds must Endorsed Proposal for repairing Propeller
Atlantic" and addressed to Alex. J. Perry, Assistant
Ouarterrna o /. General. U. 5. Army
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Nliserllanneos.

4 Ow SPIRITS, GENERAL NERVOUS AND PLY,
IL SICAI. DEBILITY, MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without en- instance ~. q
failure Pamphlet prospectus Win voluntary testmonit
OF the and endorsements OF the press free 70 a.
|'' Iddress 2. O. Box LsoS BostAa. Naaas
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GcIp tuantrS.

w ANrED.-for the United States Army, e-oodieo
w men, the OF 81 ana 80 years
good pay. ations clothing ana medical attendance appi.
10 furnish satisfactory eviitnco ~
10 age character and habits. Apply at lag PARK ROW.
II Abingdon square NewYorA CITY, or oil Fulton-st'
Brooklyn d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION

i on SEWERS once OF the Conimi -ionrrs ID. T..
Washington, D. g.. september 70 io.Sealed proposals
will received this Office until II o'clock Satur-
day october l. 1892. for constructing In the
District OF Columbia. Blank forms OF proposals and
specncatlons be obtained at this Office appca-
I'm together with all necessary information and
only bids upon forms will be considered Tn" right
is reserved reject any aud all bids parts Of BIDS.
J. W. DOUGLASS, J. W. ROSS WIN. T. ROSaELL,
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
WEST POINT. n. Y. August

WEST POINT, n. Y, August 81, 1892
sealed proposals, In trplcac subject 10 usual
dItlons, win be received here until II o'clock noon Sept
9TH 1892 and then opened for furnishing such Forage
and : he required The U. =. reserves the
right TO reject any Or all PROPOSALS All Information fu
nished application. Envelopes containing proposals
should marked Proposals for Forage and Straw"
Point n. " and addressed IN the undersigned W.
II. MILLER, Captain and Assistant ouartermaser. u S.
ArmY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

with Dining ar A. 81 50. = 10. $50 with Dining
car 90 5 % 90. 80 $40 =, NJ. Y: ngnt'
i 80 5 80, with Dining Car 90 o;oo r. NJ, J. 10
baltimore AND Washington Express daily at 90 IL go.
with Dining Gar. a. NJ, go $50 Dlnihs Gar o'oV'
Aditi'na fain week days for Baltimore at 90 ?. NJ.
Paro, cars Dry rains. slyIeFs OF Might Trans; n,
sstGfday night sunday II 30 A. NJ 90 80, 20,
FOR Harrisburg al 90 AS s:45 A. NJ, 100. so.
sa GS oo ii 80 30 NJ 90 Zoo 30 + NJ iaiO
Fss Pot..yille 90 40 SO 90 40. 90.
DAYS. ii 20 A. NJ 90 30, 100 p. n. is:i5 n!Gh..
For sunbuy, Lewlsbarg and Wiiamsport at 90. 7t5,
Sunday nj ht Sundays, rs A. NJ. 9 90 Z. NJ. Il 10
ToT fa.ton bethlehem. Allentown. M.uch Chunk. Sc.
90 rs = as 4. NJ. 90 80. 40 80. % Allen.
town, T. NJ. Sundays 80. 10 A. NJ 100 . 80
FOR wnkesbarrc. Pitts,on and Scranton. sAo A NJ.
For High Bridge BRANCH and Lake Hogatorg. 900.
!, For = Perth Auloy' at 80. $50. Sis ii 30
A NJ. / 80 90 80 ) 90 30 6:l5. 80 T. NJ.
sundays . 90 II 70 4. NJ. 1 700 p NJ
ALI-RiIL ROITE.
FOR LONG HKANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands. 81, Is. IL 30
A. ST., $50 80, 6:Is r NJ SUNDAYS. except Free.
for Red ank Long naach. ald points south % Pom,
Pleasant { 80 SIS. II 30 \. NJ. 80 30. 100.
80 > 80. el5 7. NJ sunday; except ocean Grove
FOR Lakewood, Toms River garneg2t PARK aud Barne-
For atlantic city, \aneIand and bdseton' 80 A. NJ.
Tor Monmouth Reach seebrleht and Highland Beach,
. "a Q -, A NJ / 30 30 G;l5 -. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

FLOUR AND market II ~ .1m sasF
R ~ss active ss .d IVAN fsns Wheat s- So.
s. IT, e.. isl.. iii d ' ss5:s Y
s sas m sorsf :g5ns s' :Sss S
s: g s5S b.: au ss "a Vol
i SFdSK@h E Rfss s. !eI JAS 81
60 ss 90 &C. a Ef s6
In fair demand sales b6 sgfelane at 50 SoTs$ *
yellow Wssssa. q s3sss To- H ssieS eoS
GRA1N-wHEAT-rhe speculative movement was quit
s s1ss receipts TT: s SSs9i? largo s
q the y % ig g West 1fs s Foreign e buying
md armer cable accounts The close was iIm s at an
w # opsui for r. da
s 20. P oSs ou: A. ihs slSf
hard Water " s & S e. sa nad
Mwaun 1.S D private Sc terms sa Hnd aoo 90
S9sS tu 9Sra is4 600 bush spot including No. red
7Sc II elevator soc sCi' tS SOD
SnsrsdeS spne SOC No. Northern spring, SOC 40.
Sic ch, sSs sD?s M siS &S ess
RTRSs ss5Ss gSnF 81 g. 7 Ncyen 90 o5SseF &
closing at SHE DO December 81 l5lea9Stc closing g.
1850 V Closing at ss7sc' coRN-he option list
i so. repSr s Il falling to mteaze
offerings Western markets ,IscG{sy ~
and s,1a s s Sn a. u. .Sc %e mas. T
owen S@ There lair bushes, trade account.
s ST. . soofes GO bush g No. @S' S.
gliding No %Ssd at . 3Sa'$ y eeVa Fln SSed
sae f. s Do yS sctS s s g. eclns S
a ss Ssv%Ssf sss S5is. closing 5is psct$eer
;sss & ss;inS a SSiss
,9d actual trading wave 1 nearly sa ss
bush ''T i1u O. Diia S' 5 sg
mixed ss.s$ss NS DO S2s2@ @s9 &C Nc Nc
css.so, sssss.c delivered snsrafea western ninse,
septenb.f se ss7c, closing at $40 DO October $79
81 Sl? e bscs@s o.as ,o' d
sMsy ' ae 90 Ts dd' Sosn s@'s q
a. 90 O 20 m ssoc a. o 40 sc co. 100
10 e5css1 FOR sharDs 75asoc for feed HOminy chop
HAY AND sTRAw.-oSiet and without impo,tan:
s sSd D. s:y STOCK s'f sner ScS SO Of hC @
sSa70s; short rye '5a5os
eldss III g tsess sG ss sSsss a sss
SSss E@Sa Old SSsc ssSae
.sasa 81 pS%D' + .o ed os sa 4
LEAD0TheFt wss nothing I'd. doing nominay
d. ST 49, so cs5 g "a 'sGs $780,
20 tons .ces Of futures 20 tons TarHet quiet 6 B.
s sDp es tons. sales M g. ,ares 100 tons market
sss Cd spelter, sis los
MoLAssEs-Unehansed in price and dun Cuba, 80
good to fancy English Island aOd2Ie Porto Rico, 1ss
Without ,s Ss,.s :o. 20
" & s g g K 81 60; NJ 10 Il saoS
oS g, Ssir T nfS sP ar Hs%S
JsS.s ss's e: s 90 s , Sc ;N Z 0'S Soo sss
81: ss Is packages sgsE ri 2'S * re- 800
hns E Hsns e os
so?s % S1s :'
HSn:.1
Norfolk 70 Martinique and Bsrbidces hid slaves 80 So
and Psn.aeGa 70 Hsyans lumber sS So schooner
sSs h sSa 'p 70 S
SsSs y.eW %' sOss e6scsna 2oGn
s Csyon 40 af p sGS DC @
iisS S prsss dark pressed See prime whale
sng sea57s do pstsa, Winter sc SIsasSd wn4,
Iisa1se bank s5assc straits scss7c olive italian
PRovisioNs~PoRK fair demand Sales. $50
bss mess: Mess quoted e illasll SO old. 81 55s
81 2 s :s: ,ss ssss
FL ss Sssa ID MEAS ss
~ Sds ;si Ss;.;
s.a r;aasss Quoted &c iST 200 rs for $50 r
s 70; 80 .sd
sS sps S;ss e Il Sc '9s Ss;Gss5
~ Sssa%sy
scssss Si md si' Sa
isSisc thirds Isei7c Western imitation sInery nrsts
Is; :ssdSs: q I'll
and unchanged State factory; fa fancy white.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

!lus.rated The standard authority on American open
ing shooting horseback riding &C. &C.. In full ef ~
sopy Published br The Tribune. New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST.. North River.
limo Table In eject Sept. u. 1892.

Trains leave via
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.
buFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
SCkANT0N GXPKE,s, EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
4. W., 1890 +. W., 3,ij p. VI, 1880 Z. N.
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls, and the West.
f.. a. ta.,, 80 n ssnGa'' i 10 & 40 Z i l
80 D. H. Sundays, 100. Sis, IL 100 IL. +Ao'
! 80 y. 80
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk. 90.
rs m. II 80 G. 49, except Maueh Chunk $40.
10. 80 p Sundays, 90 3 10, II 90 a. M 40,
80 y. m.
For PottsyIle. s:i5 a. Il 80. 9:i5 p III. Sundays.
For Hazelton. Is a. m. 80, 3:i5 7 80 p. m.
Sundays. ; 10. II 90 a. m. 80 p. m.
For isant, IN the Malancv coal region at 10 a m.
~ 10 o. T.. M. Sunda, = ! IS II 100 a.
For Wllkesbarrc. Pittston and scranton, $40 a. m,
L. 80 as 30 D. N. Sundays. except scranton, 10
Tor Eimlra. 10 a. m. 70 30. 80 p. IN. Sundays,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
m Isl ENGINFER OrFICE. Room II. I. Army

Idn1 20 Whitha, Is Nw YAK sn5
tembr 20 ls9s.-Seaed proposals for Dredging in tho
arbor Of Huntngton. y. V. will be received at this
office until twelve ~ o'clock THURSDAY. october
20 1892 ard then publicly opened Specifications. blank
forms and all available informant on viii be furnished on
application 10 this Office. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Railroads..


RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF Ameh'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Interlock ingSwltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
H,esbros.es and COrflaMdt Streets
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1897.
TUE FAST LINE.
300 A. Mpullman yesubue Sleeping and PatOr Cars. ,
Loa, lis p m. next day. Connects also for Toledo
' tit PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. v..,,n,.
1000 6 sss R ssen' Sleeping IN pnns smoking
nd a9:@ss 70: :'Ds Sas
i .i.dp. ss Con; .ss
s%sSis' aSni lights Arrives
Indianapolis 1858 a. ~. Chicago $40 D H. anu ~
Louis r ho is P M AID n's crsIixxAr EXPRESS
2oo r ,ad pnnS ySsG 1 s NsS Sss
Ard 6Gslnnat esslbulS smOns Car EC aas Hr%ss
a sSnssa GSa 81 Me- ad s. z La:
100 p .ns re"a9T.n. ss.s
ssshs; e SssTs,s Z, Chicago Arrives In
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$.a aa Sss saa s''i
s. sG next '''
PACIFIC LXPRE,s.
500 p M-prlman BUFFET Sleeping Car New; York 70
G sseEa a'5ss' % nsa.
:sss@a morning cSnnscs i ss, aSsSo daily
sOUrHWE-TERN EXPRL,s. vo,x
5asaaa M.np Sf:s and ST. SIf a fS4i
SGn. 2 ASss GY.ou o,S s p &
s. HoSi: ~ %% e %sI:.mona and Dan,
'%H e. Ss Ss ss~0''aa
'2S + MRs q e. s9 Wit.
'9 Hsoass san.s
sxIT Fhstys .Ifss: fSs and D T%E
1o.y pn.o fdIo %'' Cars. 1ysssssqs
.eneer Coaches. Dining ca to Baltimore. arriving ID
$40 r5Ss s: :s: Ss!
PS iHns' SRara 70 on e.hc, Of ao AND
Adf'' 20 t! gnS o. T"9c and go IS
mig s 80 Tsr n nai'Hs 49, Snl % and % %
R%ss PsaH ca, 20 ana en Ss't5 " ''SS
For N ras S9e A ssF ps and Point
'% s%d % % Il a00 ma
S oSeas ~ dpoT p on on sunds S 50' ''0' az ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EDsS III 3D. Win og sE sSU 10 10
#. & :a S2'' . s.; K
g: 4 .s.:!s!'ss V Il
For Time Tables of tfaSs points ae Pernsy
@ e. 81 "a ,%% e. *:
Gs,;;;s $50 ,d ri e q,
iys bs Is "n '''
baggage residences tro%sS tGs;:naton.
ohAs General n nG ,.n.eer General f.."f 9Sen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
Boarb il)antco.

WANrtD.-For law students, rooms with or wionout;
w board, Madi 4gth-st. Write fuu
particulars to w. l.. T., 40 East 23d-st. -.
" ANrED.-for medical students; rooms with or WITH;
w out board 3d4aNe. aud 63d st. Write tuu
particulars 70 w. l.. T.. 40 East 23d.st.
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STAINED
"A Ora,narv ...4lo Low Middling .........o's- -
-. Good ordinary 5s M!d1ling ...--.-.---o io'iD

-, ,n,esnms I 40 D. m.-Recelpts, 5000 bales
sss. 600 bales Of which for speculation ana sNpo's'
+ 40 baes American. 10000 bales .sp9t hh'rho'@N
f,ir bpsness doing. Middling upsods, 4-sd. .a
The option movement quite ectye ts define
.; points but at close urder covering iof
account. the quotations indicated rise OF ~ S
c,.rice IL iRhesI u est. SAts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COM2ANY
NtWfORK Scptcmber lG 1892
nROE0G EOR TuE SALE OF 81

L0ulS Nm WyUM t1l Nh SHI n TUE aH
RAILWAY and LANDGRANT MORTGAGE BONDs to
the extent OF TWENTY 200 bonds part thereof
will he received The Mercantile Trust Company,
tee on or before September o. instant
Is to be made from the proceeds OF lind
sales and the right reserved reject any and ell bids
LOUIS FITZGFRALD. Pre- fdcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND wEsrERNRAILwAY

WENTWORTH, ONTARIO AND WESTERNRAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D-SE.
s,3Q A. NJ l5 minutes earlier from the foot Of Frsns.
MonticeIo Nountandaie Fallsbursh Liberty LAYING oS
Manor. Hancock. Carbendsie. scranton. Walton Delhi
sidney Norwich Edmeston Utica Rome Oneida. Oswege
DeycIt Chicago and points West MA vo,,, On. Mimi.
waska Waikiki Valley stations Mlddletown Blooming
burgn, EllsnNllle, Falsburgh, HUrleyNe Liberty, Live
400 p. NJ. Midde.own. Fsllsbursh Liberty, Lily
Oneida. oswego Rochester, Niagara FALL, Detroit CHI
caco. and West Pullman seepers; reclning-chair CO
nee TO Suspension Bridge.
4 D,'ly ~ other trsns daily except Sunday.
Pullman drawncroom and sleeping berhs
obtained NJ 2o2 proadwav New. York
J. C. ANDERSON. G. p A. SO Beaver.st.. New.YoPk.
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Real Gstate.
nHEGQARAN1EE
AND TRUST g.
<55 Liberty-st.. n. Y
OFFICES IN. E. Cor. 5sth-st. and 7th-avc"' N
go Court-st.. Brooklyn.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, So, 535. 631.
Examines and guarantees titles TO real estate.
Loans money mortgage at 4. Al and per cent
Furnishes mortgages to investors.
Receives money deposit at current rates OF interest
Manages real estate and acts as Executor, Trustee
Guardian. &c.
Performs all the usual duties of Trust Company.
COUNSEL: stephen p. Nash. Richard Ingraham Geo.
F. Demarcst and Newell Martin.
SOLICITOR: Edward f. Sprague.
TRUSTEES
George G.. Williams, Orlando r. Potter;
Euccne Kelly William NJ. In graham,
Iohn r. Martin James ID. Lynch
,Iovander r. Emil Oelbcrmann.
Louis Windmuller Martin Joost
Iobn Jacob Astor Benjamin ID. Hicks,
HUGO Wesendonck John d. Hicks.
IuIien n DaNies John Forsyth,
Wiiiian II Male Fnls D. Williams.
Charles r. Henderson william Trnutwine,
Samuel II Freeman Charles Matlack.
Charles Richardson, -
rARENCE II KELSEY JOHN w MURRAY,
L"" President Vice. President.
t,p,NK RAIIFY o. EGERTON SCHMIDT
I'd Vice President. Ircasurer
LOUIS V. BRIGHT. Secretary.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Trains leave station foot Liberty II.
WAsIIINGTON J-HOtR FLYER DAILY, 1i;3O
PHILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT sun
srniSrON EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. si43
'i.oNt: BRANCH FLYER. EXCEPT SUNDAY. 800
y. N.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-23

175th-st. |
$3.50
1920
lSc
1860
1000
10000
1000
$4,000
1000
$1,000
1000
fU,VOO
500
700
10000
1000
5000
1900
GO,OO0
$4,000
1900
1880
500
700
1000
1856
1858
1900
Oh non
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-11-11
The .eader.
Vote on County Ticket.

The following is the vote received by
each candidate for county office, and ii
shows considerable scattering as to party
For Senators-Dean 1887, Forrest Cos
and Dewitt 29S.
For Representatives-Lukken 6s4, Bus
we'll SOB. Donahue 965, Hokkenstad 933
Burke 405 and Wilkinson 1926.
For County Judge-Conklin 461, Hat
lestad $50 and Steiner 942.
For Clerk of Courts-DeLong 1901
Grenveldt 312 and Larson 900.
For Sheriff-Norton Ga, Pierce 1l6S
and Wumkes 268.
For Auditor-Fowles 1885, Henry 66(
and Miner 243.
For Register Of Deeds-Graham 2S6
Hanson 691 and Odegaard 1850.
For Observation-Disclosures 927, Halvards
gard s3s and Christopher 22s
For States Attorney-Rudolph s93
Averill sos and Stabeck 400.
For County Surveyor-Huetson 119(
and Curtiss COB.
For Coroner-O'Neil COB, Rosenbaun
1890 and Wilson 256.
For Superintendent of Schools-Lunt
1874 and Mrs. Russell 957.
For Commissioner, 3rd district Wal
300 and Messner 277.
The false affidavit OF the man Odell
which was secretly circulated through
the commissioner district, that Messnel
had been bribed some twelve years ago te
vote for the nomination Of Sheriff Dixon
contributed entirely to the defeat of Mess
ner. 1t was done at the eleventh houl
and with the secresy Of a cowardly thief
This man Odell played swearing game
for Gale once, but betrayed his craven
nature before the grand jury. The grand
jury may have different use for him the
next time it meets.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-11-11

Miss Mona Miller went to Fremont, Ne
braska last Monday, to attend the wed :
ding of her brother Tom.
Christopher & Olson have big ad on
the first page. and 1t makes good reading
for those who are in need Of anything in
their line.
Mrs. LYDIA Fowler has new advertise
ment in this issue, and calls attention to
the engagement IF a first-class trimmer
IN her millinery department..
About next week the LEADER will be
able to resume its attractive qualities as a
newspaper, as the political conditions will
have passed away leaving only results to
study.
The democrats enjoy only the fruits of
the political battle, while the republicans
try to feel proud over having carried Lin.
coin county. and the independents feel
like young roosters with sharp spurs, and
can point with pride to the Weaver states.
Whoop!
The vote for electors shows that there
were more democratic votes cast for Har-
rison than for Weaver. Sheldon received
1869 votes and Harrison ITO, or 1O1 more
than Sheldon. VanOsdel received 6l5
votes and Weaver 698, or SO more than
VanOsdel. Cleveland got 191 votes.
This explains the party votes and shows
more democratic votes for Harrison than
Weaver. There is no other conclusion.
A travelling man named Lilly, who re-
presents a Chicago hardware firm, created
a disturbance at the depot the other day
and deserved a good licking and arrest
beside. He tried to usurp the rights and
duties of baggagemaster Grace and when
asked to wait until the baggage was tax
en- off the truck, he began to abuse Grace
in language that no man could stand.
Frank did not do one half he should have
done under the circumstances. Lilly
proved to be, dirty, low, mean, over
bearing ass, and if Frank Grace should
have punished him severely, as he could
have done, and every man at the depot
would have applauded. Just why the
marshal did not arrest Lilly, we do not
understand but he should have been ar
rested and fined. The railroad authori-
ties should be cautious in taking evidence
from some of these blatant travelling asses
who ape the gentleman.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-11-11

E. Wendt calls attention to his busi
ness in a new ad.
o. A. Rudolph sent T. w. Miller S6C
clock as a wedding present.
Chas. Christopher has new ad in the
LEADER which is worth reading.
Satrang & Hanson make another spec.
ial announcement in their advertisement
this week.
The record-union., 1892-05-05
MINES AND FARMS.

Supreme Court Decision Relating to
Hydraulic Mining.
SAN Francisco, May 4.-The Supreme
Court has handed down decision in an
other contest between the hydraulic
miners and farmers Of the mining dis
tricts. 1t is in the case of John a. Fritts
against John Camp and sixteen Chinese.
Camp owned several hydraulic claims
on Indian Greek in Siskiyou County
Since the early days OF gold mining in
the State Indian Creek has been used as
the dumping-grOund for debris from hy-
draulic mines. Some three years ago
EriIls bought quarter section bordering
on the creek and improved it by laying
out large vegetable garden and building
a small saw mill.
The following season Camp started
work on one Of his claims. about ten
miles above Fritts. The sixteen Chinese
followed suit, with the result that the
flood and debris came down on Fritts'
possessions and nearly obliterated them.
lrittS went over into Del Norte County
and asked the County Judge to enjoin
Camp and the Chinese from working
their claims any longer, and to give him
$500 for damages already done.
The court allowed the injunction and
damages. Camp and the Chinese ap-
pealed from the decision. The Supreme
Court to-day reversed the decision and
ordered the case dismissed. on the
grounds that Del Norte County had no
jurisdiction