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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
PFATrrREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEhLiN"o'
The Produce Exchange statistician reported yee'e,
day the visible supply OF wheat to be w"
els an increase Of 3f1 900 bushels over 'he peou
week The visible supply OF corn Is placed ~ o'r'
600 bushels gain OF $4,000 oushaS' anu Vi Oa
at 5000 900 bushels, a decrease OF zl-o'o -
The wheat market Yesterday was bearish niiue, ' ~,
,au,ng nrices breaking l-Sa1 IA cents que 70 t'Ie
cholera influence disappointing caDs, ~ rscains
favorable weather and crop r.p n,o the Jnlted King
dom were liberal and local stocks IN store IL,
Increase adding to the weakh'ss II inooI and The
the late cables were sieauer o" than had been ex.
visible supply increase was iess man o., vDort md
pected a good demand was reporleu !u ~ ~ ern,
The shorts covered freely The Iosing n ~ tn ~ 10
sentember options opened at Is cents le. 10 ware
cepe and then rose to rs Ia cents spot los were
weaker and more active. shlppeis 'ocn 600
els and the milling demand covered oo' ~ "A
cents on favorable weather NeS Ms ,, osoh hn
Increase in the visible supply and long selling togerfr
there was Il rally Of 5-s@7 cehI III sS,"nr r.on
wheat and the market closed stesdily spot corn WIS
weaker and SLOW there being no export BUSINESS h
Oats were down l-4a34 cent early with "ncat
rt corn Then rallied on the decrease In the visible
which led TO covering. September closed Is cen,
lower but the other months were unchanged 70 l.
Lard broke sharply the cholera scare and seiiihs
at Tie west There were no sales for export.
The nsi "a s October IL Novcm
her AZ Ia December. 81 34 Nav 1893 80 II cents
September 50 - october 50 28 o N9vcmoer
oats-septen.ber 81 3-s: October. 80: November.
80 7's: December 80 - Nav, 1892 AZ cents.
Lard-september, 81 IS; October. % 90: o..0rdov
The receipts OF grain and -four reported yesleruaS
at York PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore ana Boston we as
as follows Wheat. 646.s36 bushels corn ~ 4oS
bushels oats. 6s3l 50 bushels total gram rhcaso Nil
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were: W COO
O5S $50 bushels corn 16o.2GO bushels oats COO
bushels total grain, 1,463,o1o bushels nour' i7'o0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. Z. s. IL IT, hfs. Co., Ii ,see
Trains leave West %2d.st station New. YORK. as fol-
$50 A VI. Daily local TO Albany and Catslill Noun
tain. Exc Sunday. west o. Coeyman's Jc. Sleeping
ceF New-York to Bloomylle, sundays only.
7.1J A. VI. Daily local 70 Albany except Sunday, fot
Catskil Mountains and Saratoga Parior car 10 Albany
1868 4. W. Daily for Albany, Utica Roches
ter. Buna.o. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
Saturdav for Toronto except suncly for Saratoga
s11 4. VI. Daily, except Sunday, to Bloomville an4
HatsklIl Mountains. New:PanIu Lates MShonk ana
Il .sJ A. NJ. Daily except sunday. 10 Catskn Noun
t1ins New Pai;z, lakes Moh0nk and MInnewakka Al.
bany Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George Parlor cars b
Bloomvillc Saratoga and Saldweli 60.
XII Mous!anI Pari9r .e ear a;,aesed c,,ssm Mann,
tsins New Paln. Lakes kohonk and MinneSsskA
Albany; Saratoga Saturdays only to Bloomyille ana
" f Ss yss:os SSssssy dS 81 a,. su.
cuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Do
sGOI, chlias0 H. escsD. Sunday for Nevbu,c Al
s.i3 II. NJ. psy Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
tor b, rao. Niagara FSS, Toronto. Detroit Chicago.
City p?e kR 's Station ii. to 10
MkyyEESST[KAH%%c i ,I aso aa Az, .s:5 E NJ
Sleeping cars for Bunao. Niagara Falls, Toronto
Detroit, Chicago. St Louis on all through trains.
.Daliy. Fo' tickets timetables Tsror and sleepins
aCsSmwodations or info1gatSn apply offices: Brook
tse ss = Ersen.T SswYotE CITY. rs 81, sos w.
'2''A ST. enc f. LHMBERr. General Passenger Ascn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 6 (special.-The New-fork choera
news tho failure OF the frost prediction and very large
receipts, made wheat weak at the opening. riicos
lost "a cent, then rallied almost cent ana ciose'
almost at the top. october sold between 20 o. ""u
rs . and closed at &c 3S. The arrivals lo'f os'
were 3o4 over the expectation. on the o'er zoo un3
the visible supply instead or So BOO I'm sbeIs
bushels ms expected increased only l,3OOooo Duseis.
Cables opened weak but showed more hrnntss u. .o
close. NewYork and st. Louis were GO. eIinS 1an;
The trade here inclined to be bulnsh' 9u' i Sp
n very close watch the cholera news. lne iuu Iii
theory Is that If the will only aoate, piics Wiz
"a bushels and an increase In tne fsnsi,
supply of 26O 900 bushels The estimate 1or Ments
daN was 500 cars. The collapse OF the frost scae
was the important thing in corn Instead OF freezns
weather. the temperature everywhere was mder, and
all danger Of frost seems to have pisseu aWnA' ~
add to the weakness the receipts reacheu l'ooo oai
more than 300 over the prediction. or these =. Per
cent we're on graded contract. The increase OF S'o,,
600 bushels In the visible supply ana the ~
COS COO bushels in the local stock both additional
ron sons for a bear market. Yet corn at the close
showed "a decline Of only IL cent from SATURDAY,
tober sold between 46 SIS and A. ana cosed AT 40 20
charters were made for 23S 900 bushels. tats were
about the rmest thing the floor October sofa LON
80 Ia - SO IL and closed at 50 IL The strength
came from covering by shorts. PROVISIONS were ,etS
weak Fairbank has given up the long sac OF iu,
and September and October suddenly dropped 10 oaN
no cents a hundred equal 10 II uerce. Every D.dy
expects september and October RIBS 10 nave slnat INA.
co'lapse even a worse 1t Is believed now uat
the Cldahys instead of being long on the market
themselves, have simply taken WrightS line ana ms
money and are doing the best they know now TOT nun.
II REQUIRES the most determined sort or eSeinS 10
prevent break. Pork slid on about 70 cents 10
day September and October ribs declined only .
cents but that because OF pegglng orlers' jan
uary ribs declined 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
j. RTE lines.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YORK AND
SHHhGA aE2 F yA ch an kk PAS a.
kRSAS RAMA OF MOUNTAINS, FORESTS AND
iddIetown Fort Jesvis Monticello. White Lake. Homes
faIe Scranton, Binghamton, EImrl, Corning Watkins,
Jlen, Bath, Hsmmondsport, Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hornellsyile Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Chausuqua
Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chicago and al
points West Train, leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers
follows and live minutes earlier from West 2sd-st
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n M A. NJ Dslly-via Niagara Falls and ChaurauQua
S.UU Lake. farlor Car NewYork to Buffalo; Sleeper
" sasd,v cS or Mope rSt er
vE-TIBULE LIMITED.
sS sD Ian cs for She sssa via
y CAlcago, Cleveland and Cincibpati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
. on +. NJ, except sanaay-for B.nghamton. Homes
). 81 dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
n on T. N. DaIy-Sol.d train - Chicago via Nagars
O.;5U Fails and Grand Trunk Railway. sleeDers %
Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
O on r. NJ. Daily-Via Chsutauqus Lake and Niagara
S.oO Fails. Solid train to Chicago. seepess 70
Buffalo, Chicago aud Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIS.
xKyEEK DAYS-S q. NJ, o. m, 10 80 O.. m, 1 D. m,
w $50 p, m. 80 p m, 80 p m. .. m. $50
D. m. Sunday-9 a H.. D. m, 80 ~. 80 .. N.
FOK NLWBUnG.
w EEK DAfS-v !. H.. 3:i5 y. m, AS p. m, q 80
w " m. D. m. Sundays-o a. IN, D. m. 80 .. u
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND I'M, "a bLLs may be obtained from
aiming select list Of hotels and boarding houses Sub
urban Homes" describing vicinity Of NewYork Chsu-
TYYSikE1s 5SSS FyLLAASs INTERPRETATIONS -
sSi snS go s n aaS NO 7 .
way. w.ilsmsbSrs 20 nudsonst. HObeken. and Jersey
,ss ScS%Ds1g sa "a
D. l. ROBERTS General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
live STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

ruralo sept. 6-Cattle-Receipts for the past
twenty four hours $3.50 head total for week thus iar
$3.50 head for same time last week. 9'Oo heao con
sienel through, 13i0 head ITO New ORR, Az heau
o sale 40 mead market opened steady Tor good Aow
and lower for common closed steady logs-hec elpts
for the past twenty -four hours 1850 head toli Ior
week thus far -. 700 head for same time last weeh'
81 800 head consigned through, 3.loo heao 10 New
York 24OO head on sale, 1900 head Market
opened steady 10 a shade nrlner LOT goou siV eia1,
closed strong heavy oorn-fe % ooG % % p aoaeo
and medium weights So Boz 30 40 iorkeIs, Soo 1o "
best cornfed 5 25d So 35 do light 10 fair DO 20 lO@
SIS 90; grassers common 10 good, ~ ioa 90 ~ EUo~
heavy ends, "a 5OaS5; pigs good TO best corn.lea'
"a 75a IS do common skips, to fair, S' oOa ~ % as
al: stays SO 2o9S4. sheep and lambs-Recepts for
the past twenty hours $500 head total 10" ~eea
thus far 400 head for same time last Week iSvV
head consigned through. 1000 head 70 New ork;
1,40O head on SALE ZOO head naneI xe: e1 tr 70
good sheep, $46s4 40; culs and common 40. T|s
% e5; Canadas, IS 1884 25 lambs native COCO 70
best IS 5Od 81; cus to fair, So 750 b 20 CANADA.
Chicago sept. 6.-"The Evening Journal" reports
Cattle-Receipts II 900 head; shipments, $500 mar.
ket dull weak best natives, 81 500 5. 30 goo1 ana
useful. 81 "a So Others 81 soe - 10 ie &c as
logs Receipts, 1880 head: shipments, 6,ooS
active, sc lower closed strong sklps ara nd rongn
- GOas4 95 packing and mixed, s. lOa 80 30 prime
heavy and butchers weights, IS 354S5 90; hgne
600 head; shipments, 1900 sheep strong lambs
nSc higher Wethers, S4a IS Is; Westerns, 81 Goa
IA As: fed Texans, 81 25a "a As; lambs. SsGgo mn
st. Louis, Sept. 6-Cattle-Receipts Two Gays; o,oC
head shipments, $500: market steady. FAR 10
choice native steers. SO 25aS4 So fair TO good Texas
and Indian steers So 1Od SO IS Gamers, 81 2Oq$2 30
Hogs-Recepts, 400 head shipments, 400 market
56 1Oc lower. Heavy goa 50 30 PacSins, % 90: 90
head shipments, 100: market firm Native muttons
SO JOa 81 80; Texans, $50 ~ 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. sept. g. AS p. m.-Beef-pemand fair
PORK and hams-Demand poor Baconcp,iaana l4,.
at :Os Cd short rib. about 25 b. steady at 42s 90
shoulders-About IL 10 10 ID, steady at Dos S Su'
Cheese and tsllow-Demand poor. Turpenune-De,,
nand poor spirits dull at 21s Rosn, lard spot ano
lard f,tures-Demand poor. Wheat-Demand lar IN"
receins of wheat for the last week were From Al
lantc ports 70 800 quarters from Pacific ports, none
and from other sources, $4,000 quarters. Corn
snot-Demand fair mixed Western, September STEADY
M As sd: october steady at as g Id; Novembe'
steady at As 6 led the receipts OF American corp
for the last week 14,1O0 quarters EIOur-
demand poor. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-There
Is nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
Delaware. Inckawanna md Western X. X.
Stations IN New of Barclay and Christ phe
SHORTEST LINE. VE-VIBULED TRAINS.

u ,
Diress route 70 NtM4Ek nh9oMriGtD, Mont
sg Mlge Med'os M.,'STRpb p"i,rf raIesg2
HoPHTco Csc M3e1o,t;552STyq SGG SCI NOUN
sCaAYTGX tITTT$ToS o WETiEI y5NnFAIH YASiI
S ross, nlSGGHAMifoN 6XF6Ep H3RWfcm' wa S%:
Vile UTICA. RtcHFIELD SPkINGS. Cortland
sYRAcusE, oswEGo, iTIIAG4, QWE98, ELMiRA
CORNING, BATH. DANSNII.LEl Blu EALO. and all
points WEST, NORTHWEST AMP Mn souTTWLST:
OsWEGO EX PH.h IS pullman parlor cars. Connssa
o. Buffalo with train for CAlCAuo' arriving 3A5
ri, \. M~BINGiiiMroN NAIL. stops =. principal
1.oS r. IM.-scRANToN. BIYGHAMToN and ELMIRA
I.to +. NJ sc aAHToN, WILKES HARE and PLyM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parer cars. -
1880 Z. NJ. daily ;-BVFFAL0 LIMITED EXPRESS.
500 p. N. Jdsiyl;zznuEFAL0,, hI0nFIEI.p SPRINGS
TUX ETs ana PULLMAN ACC0MMopA ATOMS AZ rs
MgraysS ana is2 Br0sdwsy Dnt ilry CoSmS
ave- New,York; s3S wsshin stonst 7e6 Fulton.st and
aes Bedtod-ave Brooklyn Time tables, giving full In
formation, Ut oil static ~ -,
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude certificate market opened after the hol
day without new life character. The Mcdonald
geld is producing $1,000 barrels day, with no pros
pect Of an early change in either objection. Inc
dealings In options Yesterday amounted to ll,oOo par
rels and alter sales at So LA 80 IL cents, weak
tone was developed without sales, the Offering pres
being So Ii cents at the close - IT,,
Refined oil was unchanged at Clio cents per gallon
in barrels 800 cents in bulk and $50 cents in cases
Foreign quotations were Antwerp, Ii francs breuch'
COS marks London 1904 SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &

From Pier s. y. H.. foot ReCtor.st.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normandc
se.hricht and Long Branch at I 80 90 II 90 A.
Nj Zoo. s:i5, 80. $50 p. NJ. sundays. 80 A.
For Elberon, Ocean Grove. Asbury Park. and Point
Pleasant At II 100 A.. NJ, GO. 3a5. 30 80 p. N.
A. fTG' '. I 90 SS5 i. ~ .''
" Tickets and psrlorcar seats be procured ct l72
235 26i AIS 7s5. ei2, LAO Broadway, 10 Murray St.
3I Canal ST. 81 East ltth ST., 235 Columbus Az, and
S2 Wet lc5th ST. NewYOr 1913 Washington St, 721
Fulton ST. Brooklyn, and a Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wcsfcott Express Co. will c, 70. and check bagg?ge
nom hotel or re idence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
NEWBORN, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TKAINs LEAVE wEsr l2D.Sr.

TRAINS LEANE WfSI I-U-SI''
S:sp A. NJ. rs minute, earlier from the LOOT Oh 49,
n.s.l Tor MIddletewn, BoomnSeu;sn, tofs Ss,
Monticello Mouptandae, FalIsOursh, Liberty. Living -
Manor Hancock Carbondale. scranton. walton Delni'
sSnev Norwich Ednesto. tca. Rome. Oneida os"eg''
Detroit Chicago and points West. 49, ,,,, ana
tor CgIg sS al nSAss etsMMoh op s on:
ngburgh Eenyiie. Fall'burgh Monticello Hur'ey''ns'
S,tS p NJ Campbell Hall Lake Mchonk and Mime.
wasSa Waikiki Valley stations M.dGletoXn Bo9 Mn,h,E
I"s g. "a p NJ Mddetown, Fasburgh. Liberty, Liv'
inestoS Manor Roc slana Walton. sidney Nerwrshsi:
ntSaida Oswrgo Rochester, Niagara FALL Detroit M.
eseo and west. Pullman sleepers rceining'eh"h es1
free q H. 4sdst Saturdays ONLY Mddletown'
ploomiSgburgh Ellenvlle. Mnntaa Dale. FasS1Hrsn'
Mons@elIo Hureyyille, Liberty. White Lake GoeKa"u'
Daily: aii other trains daily except Sunday ,o,,s.
Pnllpan drawins.room selts ana sleephe'ear oe''-'
ATTAINED 70 ?c3 proHdwav. Now. York
'y II q ANDERSON. q. p. A.. Sc Beaverst. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
prrS1NrSs AT THE EXCHANGES.

The real estate market remains dull and feStufeies'
The cholera scare has tendency make intending renters
and purchasers hold on. There no sales ct No. III
Broadway yesterday.
r. " Harnett Co have issued plans ana perucuiars
Of tie Wharton Barker property, at ElSroh' ~ d. "
h old At the Fxchanr today The property lies near
tina station az Eberon ana suitable for winter hoti
There are two plots Of seventynye acres each =, oyu
WoOdslde and North Woodside they abut upon
and Lincon-ave. The Central Railroad runs LOukn 'ou
Wood.lde and the station Is adjacent block
a. Ina TxcnapRe h. V. Harnett Il Co. sold at their
ordinary weekly sale the following STOCKS -
For account whom IL may concern ia -
so shales National Bank Of the Republic slVV each'
$40 coo Metropolitan Ferry Company per cent bonds
due 1887 IL. /. r. Il. Cc.h lOss ,,. .,oo o,ch
"a shares Bank Of the State OF newborn si'' '"'
So 900 City Of Savannah cent bonds due 1870
S2 900 City Of Rome (Ga) per cent bonds due 1870
100 shares Broadway National Bank, so each, Soi'
20 shares Hanover National Bank, si00 each' 90 90
81 shares Western National Bank, @lVo EACH l--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07
Railroads.
49,
NeW.YOrk and Long Branch Railroad

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
For Hed Bans, Long Branch, ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and Desbrosses sts.
30 30 10. 10 90 (eApress). M II noon, 20
(Saturdays oniy) 80 10 lexpresT $40 express eN
eept Red Bank, 30 10. 90 l. m. Sundays. S:16
y:!5 a. H., o:l5 - N; ,r,o.,.,
40 l5 10 30 IL 30 (express). 20 (Soturdays
oniyJ ! 80 AS. $50 texprc,2. 90 80 Cespressl
80, 10, u. Sundays. 9I5, ii 80 a, m, y. m.
sunday rains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Algle Peter j. to Burchcll l2o'h-s' OF s,s ooo
1oth-aye mortsiees' GemIno Southern
Allen Hannah .; .; Va,entjne.sVe 3 yesrs..".. coo
Alien Kate r. TO NJ Townshend. corner oooo
lsaye and 1o3d-.t years .,.n,a. 'VV0
Bates Mary e; 70 q resr m'iei' '''.. 1000
Bernstein n., LOUIS Years 20 mortgages .'. 1900
Cohen Max, 10 Z" 'aeoos' LOO
Fay' Michael. to Ii b Ackcr lot 4o2, map OF - noo
1,owery farm years -'V''
Foun.es JSsePh yo 20 .ar'ry' o'' $500
Gcssnsr N Wia@ ~; 70 me 25 900
Healy Mary 70 Bradley 6 Currer Company n o-oo
Kissenterth Charles TO Daily News i;uildinR and
Ssvings 40 As'GO!aaiD mc.o.s $500
kiinA,tcss, Enwarh' v ,1 r. ''.A'o' 10000
Kenna.y 'ShR r,s a, 70 iun'' o1 $500
LindenSo%. David. to A X Ely. 2Sd.st 70 o,o
Lang aeS:r ave and i4sdss Years ...... $500
Lopez. Segunde. 10 G G Ochs. 1lmh-st' ooo
Nonlev PhiiIp 70 4 NJ Carr, lots 0i and l24, 90
map OF Norwood. years 49,. ooV
Maloney, William Il. 70 Seamen's Bank for saw ooo
q; sdavc Years mortgages 10 500
Pickle Mary Il Nespot, Frcemsn'st ,o
o. Lyman Place; year o,o,;t, fV
eqIIeG =, INV demand '. - 1000
Iisaa, ot 1 wisn years 5000
Estate Title Guarantee Company. Madison ,.o
ave, OF FItch-st, years ...............-: 5000
Wiley; Jacob. to L Rice. 7th-ave' OF aooo
wooi:ey. Mary +, to j Il Allen, n li2d-st. o
Of 11th-ayc, i year iVVV
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.Y CIIA'


s,;thst g. 100 # W Of sthave 2oxlOO; Edwin 80, .oo
a jackson TO K.lIarie k :; !; sii'OI
sod-st No l2S West; Mary Brown 10 be.srn
77th-st, No $50 West Perez NJ Stewart !" ~ -
7oth YS S 5. aei6 II Of 9th-sve, 1soxloo'5;
Almira DIX TO II N Din. ,W;iiImn1rt l.;
ODD st. ;. 1919 IT. Of shave 2lxiooo "a 200
Thomas Graham % Fanny 81, eLoxave. @5x06iI
james kng Na q iTsSis to Lopez 77s5
Allen to Campbell -, ic,n i.iion
1stavc, n corner 1o3dst, 5o.1lxloo; Johh Aiieh
,,atb.st Hii $50 # Of 2d.ave, 2oxiOoIl An ooo
tonic Spinnelia 70 REM -: DO Il ''''
147sh,st IS r. Of sI nnst6 SoN''ii 10000
125th-st s. 100 e C Of Io sse o'Aoi' 5000
7thave, W 5, SO 3 II n Of 127tn-st, 2sxs4 Louis
7th Eiss asii if Il Of i27ths: 2sxsi Jacob
Wiley Louis Rice "A %
142d.s, No 5ss West 4 Allen to lxic WO0 W i'i0'
loStst = 2Io T. " Of pa nSoon 1'Ai.V 5000
Elton-sye, n 5, $50 # " Of le2ds s si'loNo0'
Lot. 81 ana 12i, Map Norwood; Mary E .lonos' am
ro ssn 10 Mary go It Of Xnthcnyave 25x
,s l2I Anna 1879 o r. 70 Of tsst 5oHoo Paul
Rochruht g Hil9'n nsSTard st; aSx47; Barnet
levy e %Gss:s, P,v to i bernstein oooo6
Lot 50 Map Clarsmont; Thomas Kerr 70 heuoe" 400
T A'is,9sy:. ao.s'e; 2soo
sotn,st Sl0S # ssr9 Of M Ssye isoo 1880
so Rsrns!a TrsTs f Ey Z i lnd:ntcm sooc5
2sth.st 10 $50 West; Francis Mccabe to Will
e1s ~ So 9ii West William Drought to Nc.
Taba ..-..
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Gitn f1ropertp Go fet.

IN 0 LET-House, 2s West 1oth.st., on a lease to 4
private family rent. 1000 per year In good order
can BE- from 10 TO 4 o'clock. Inquire OF ALFRED
J. CAMMEYER, 6th-ave corner l2tlst.
IIc MADISON.AVE. near Cathedral; elegant 4-story
34O brownstonc house IN let to private family only
rent 800. L. A. CRUIKSHANK & CO., 170 B'way
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90. 40, S.OO, ~ W. ~
car car 90 90 90, 80 l5 T. NJ. |. 10 night
sundays. 90, 10 80, II 80, with Dining Gar; A. NJ.
/ 80 3 80, with Dining car j 10, 500 j. NJ l. 40
baltimore and Washington Express daily at 90 IL 30
with Dining Oar. a. NJ. 80 8 80 Dining Car ooo
l. Aaiti5naip tp.as week days for Baltimore at 500
plror Cars on Day Trains slc-pcrs on Night Trains
ei5' 90 5 :G0 5:i5 7;s0 r NJ. " IS nghs eyeept
sasgrday aght su neays Il liz. ~ A. NJ Oo $780, 10
90. 90 IS T. NJ i5l5 night except saturday night
sundays. IL 80 \. NJ, 90. 500. $50 T. NJ. IL l5
For pott,yille at 90 :l5. s:45 A. NJ, 90 30 100
800 l. NJ II Is night, except saturday night sun
days ii 80 A. NJ. 100 $40, q 90 r. NJ, 10 Is night
For sudbury, Lswsburg and Wnllam.port at co. 7t5.
Sunday night. Sundays, : rs A NJ, 500 p NJ /: ID
midnight . GO A.
90, t "a s,5 A. ". 90, 80, a. 80 70 Alien;
town. T. NJ. Sundays, 4 80. 7l5 A. NJ, 100. o:3c
For wllkcsharre Pt,~ton and scranton. 8 AS A. NJ.
For High Bridge Branch and Lake Hopatcony oo.
sA5 A. NJ; 100 80 p NJ sundays, "a "a Il. 40
A. NJ. / 80 2: AS I 200 30 3 90 ) 80. 6:l5, $50
p NJ sundays . 90 II 40 A. NJ. 4 100 p. NJ.
ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For fTceaYd AK * Atlantic hiNi'I Scs i' IL 40
pe ass s'f So S"s I" So il g ssrrs.ys
days except Orange Grove and Asbuy park rs. II 80
lEsHqo Toms R ~ D1 p Park and r"s
For Atlantic city. viheiand and Bdgeton. 80 A. NJ.
~ Tr Msomouth Beach sesbreht aud Highland Beach
40 IL NJ. 1 80 80. O.l5 Il. NJ
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Professional.

M ASSAGE treatment practised BY Swedish psoA''
Nl operators, graduates OF stockholm -. ,sth -
mr. NINE. FORNANpER. 24i Sth'avs, ssS ~s~'
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FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON. NEWPORT, PROVIDENCE, MAhIHA'S
VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. CAPE COD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all Eastern points. 49,
DOUBLE SUMMER SERN lCE.-Ine four leading
steamboats, OF tue world IN commission together.
Puritan, Plymouth. Pilgrim. and Providence.
Leave Hew-iots fioh ttor -. ~ T., foot oil Muir N
st., days 81 30 pAd 10 sunday, 30 ~ M
CoHSECrINV ANNLX B0AT leaves bro9Aiyn week
splendid oand and orchestra attached 70 each steamer
PULLMAN VESTIBULED and EXPRESS TRAINS.
through fsll River 10 Boston, Providence
Cape Cod points Whe Mountains and New-Betfori. con.
uccung a. latter point with direct boat, Cottage city
trd Nantucket. send rents In stamps TO Post Once
box 1872 for copy Of 'In brightest Summer Land"
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NORWICH LINE,

For T'ISrON, and al points NUth and last DrNt routo
10 NEW-LONDON, NORWICH and WORCESTER
Stamrrs leave Pie; 40 (old numter North River next pier
above Dcsbros Ferry daily. sundays excepted, at
D. ~. Tickets ard staterooms secured at principal
ticket offices IN NewYor BooAlyn. jersey CITY Pier 40
AID steamers.
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At PRIVATE SALE,
To Close an Estate,
The 4.story high-stoop wnstone private
dwellings, III, 49, 12l. 123 Ea.t I'D St. Il 70 80
EAT sit Street, q u 20 East SD Street and B..
East saith Street; 1912 1914. 1910. 1l1S, 1920. 1928
Madison Avenue. Ali are in hrst-elass order Apply
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE g. CO..
10th St. and 9th Ave.
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-A.-A.-sMALL HOUSES FOR SALE
Three-story and brownstone houses situated
the north side OF l2lstst east OF MorninPsde Park
location unsurpassed for heahlncss and htstchs sur.
rOundings; private residences I'm front and houses
60 feet deep abundance Of closet best planned
houses the city thoroughly well built In every par
ticusr. J. w. a. A. TETS. No. 3j7 West 12lsts st
tween West End.ave and Riverside Drive unique 20
foot bow front house Il3 West S3d- brownstOne house.
handsomely decorated 3ls West s6tst fine large four
story brownstone house box stoop foyer hall haywood
JACKSON s. CO. Union Square north corner broadway
or FRANK L. FISHER, 4i0 Colunibusave.