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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

HAVE yen heard Of the Great Auction Sale.
ii Great Auction Sale, of 5000 yards cents
Bleached for Al cents. YELLOW FRONT.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

XXTANTEDs-A good woman TO assist in gem
w eral house work, good wages Apply to
Mrs. Mary T. Bowhay p E. Martin street 7~s-1m
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

I QST.-Either in Nartinsburg or between
IL there and Falling Waters on Thursday,
July - bundle Of dry goods. Finder will be re,
warded by leaving same at this office S-3-iW.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

DEST BEER IN THE WORLD. Just received
b IS dozen of Pabst's Export and Blue Ribbon
Brands at O'NEAL'S Restaurant. 7-29-1wk.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

DICK-NICK-NOTIS.- - You can buy silk mitts
| worth % cents for Is cents
Yen can buy straw sailors worth % cents for
Is cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth Is cents for
St cents at G. p. HERRINGS Great Cash House.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

T AIDES, Misses and Childrens Oxfords in all
IL theaatest shapes and STYLES at bottom prices.
FIERY's Shoe Store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-10

1T WILL PAY
You to have yonr Job Printing done
at Tim wonlp once An work cx.
ecu,ea with neainess and despatch
at reasonable prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

Liverpool Aug II, p m.-Iouo rdII"r cI"uSe
steady: American, mddllhg' ~" IN, nmS sentcm
how delivery 3 5jjid sellers; >ept"niDer ati.N'rS
2 Is sid buyers: september ana o,tptr aemncrs
- ,;td huyers. october and November ufiiN'IH
= "a a1-64d: November and December drINery'
= 1904 n 3 go sid December ana I%uaN diiy
i14 i'G4d; February and March delivery -"i@
364d. - co,,o .,e,dv. middnhr
!, .n. Love ,niddliur 63-rc: good ordinary, &c
net and gross receipts 100 bales. all new crop sales
i'~ DsI Ang I7.-C0tton steady: mddling.
7lIGc low mddlng s &C. 1900 COCOA ,5 S'l baic
c,norts coastwise as bales salcs. l3' baleS' s"oN
J.27S bales. - 49,. An. ,rtdsuuc 7c
low midHiin- Sc: good ordinary. l--o net and
,ross r,res 80 balls: exports roasWl'c, ~ baioN
ale % bale, stock. 7.7s7 bales. ,,,,,
Scv- oreou, Ang. 17.-Cotton steady, mlddhhs'
15,lGc: low middllns d7.l"c good oruln ,,tr,:
co,Sflvsc $50 bales sales 200 bales stock ''o2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

:SSs.s ss 'sPss e s' sd Fa.
timber Brush hip fsYe asaSt ~ >" new
orS .e- .teadT rin iOeeins deT NAM:
o .S%s sS S;q's R55%; se< xa
eccanS, Cochin 81. Ss,G d. 5a,ot %@ asdsae
prime she tslow. city prime 49, d ssc prims
soase light pTs,'ed Bic d,g4 s,c ennadsn crude
s6asc HSs. crude S".eern natural ip%s Sc
81 s.t S.ech Sn Pn s % c ssc sea ss
:y S wss P rsss ;' ss
ssae % Tor Cd ID ens 50 for n qSw s 9.Fs ce
demand city ss g sd 5ss. ~ h %S
$3.50 g SIC o% ae 70 IS ia sSS s:S 20 I. 1T
=, W.s, aGa aq 2TH6
ssner, dnGs s a, 'i; iss pf:e
bse: P sas HoGs NC eui cf 12 so w. +.
ssnr%S s ,:asy p ga
Ii !s psns fo on s esg By
fr operators West , CGsS ss.e sales $50
Asss At s sis h@s
g. s Siv steam. Teamed s.a%y s FIR
dsasnd .sm genera s s' stir, to
s,t :la G. q sas ..ccond. l5alsc
d pal. ext as welsh 2is to snb. extras
Ss ;scond, i !sG 1as,oc s, seconds. as third 10
Sg w Syg. % gS 'ys. day nf
Wse" factory factory a%ri to ssS Srsts
cS@d apa nFi,s not Tor the DAY ygns
quiet and steady STAT factory FIJI fea good 10
. cannon to f,ir 7i4dsisc do p,rt ,sm
Common to choiie s7c STATE nctry h In St a"d
pcnnsvivania nc,r.iIid choice. 2o3a2lc
ZOO for rri~~e weston inf rlor fd ~ " oro,cd
Saskatchewan fair request and lrmy hcio oc ,cSt
at 2sc for 50 test Mlscovado asc for 50 test
tons centrifugal ,c;t s ;,; 1@o lO" a. %
'c"s crussd and cut loaf ISG5 sice gF
i5d,'.g pOwd dta1dard 4Gfs.c mould 4Na4'c;
10 G. 4agi.c: No T. 15lGd4 LIE Ne l.1Sa
O 2 IL. 1919 15-l6c No 10 "f"''eN' w. -
4 ~ IGc: No 70 3a-d3 11-lbc. o,s,o,c g., bbds and
STE Nf-St"adsi; h st p"o'
TALiow-ouict and sNadv 5-INGtNr t i9r pInrudS
Mo7nne Htsop lla1c YOg1g Hy.oT PING Sney Grn
roMder i%do Imperial od29c Young r PySo ig
,n nneo% ooonc Formosa 16d31c; Annoy. he; Fooch"w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

pura,o Apg. 17-Catt.e-- Receipts last "a hours.
- 600 neod t"tal for the week thu, far 1000 head
;nr ,ame time last week, 03o0 head conrisnea UNI
40 !, "a bead: 10 New-York, 2,3-O head on siis, ~
Esd, rio,ed strong TIogs-k-cepis 'ass ~ hour
600 head total for the week ;his ar 2o'oOo hssil !
,or ,ame tine last week 423,5 he4d; sonSghea
tbrough 4. 500 head to New-lerk; 100 h,au Oh
salc' 800 head closed stesdy sheep as La'n asc
pc.it ast "a hours CO. head total re- the week
IN a. % 400 head for Sane time last y en- -4,ovo
head consigned through. 400 head 3, NsW, fors'
400 had on sale ,6'c head closed 0rIn al sod'
fStcHTn.se shipments dave been accep,eH ny ri TIM
roads hui owing the strike 1t Is unceraih whether
'nP thcaeo. aug The Evening Journal G rcp Srs
cottin'Rcccpls ~ 900 head shipments 49oo hcan |,
make, slow steady at 15c lower; donnie extra
@crs s,n s. 30 good to choice - ooa - % o5hels
20 49, 81 o.: Texans - 4j0 50 30 rangers; :" 4O~
az a.: cows and yearlngs, 81 4Oo ~ 80, Hogs-he
CENTS % 900 head. shipments, .,ooo neia narhe.
siow 1Og I5c lower: rough pac kers % i2a.e2 % +:
GOOD mixed IS 500 rs 20: prime heavy ana butchers
5Te,gbts IS sOa So %: light, - oOaSo -. Sheep-
feccipts 1O. 900 head shipments, 300 head sheep
irtnc lower lambs csc lower; natives 50 ooo 10 :
T.nsns ~ lo la ~ 40 Westerns, - 500 - 80.
81 Louis. Aug. 17.-Catte-Recclpts, 500 heaa
sb,nmcnts COO head market barely steady native
eers 500 - 90 Texan ard Indian st'rf Goo - Iu%
Shipments 400 head market lover hesyy 70 - 'og
~ 60, mixed 80 300 - 10: light, 10 oaS2 -.
Sbcep-Rrceipts 1900 head shipments, loo heaa.
Recep,s mostly through Texans: market dull' only
few Sales some gooe natives at ~ 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug l. (Sreciall. Everything here wa
aocctcd bv me fear that III" strike troubles ~
Ruralo would continue long enough Ia "mf--~ eAS
ond shipments Of grain and provisions, ana possibly
snread 81 n 10 create complei" embargo on IN"
,novcmcnt Of produce during the week. when thai
moyement ought to be at it, height Wheat deemed
IA cent and although II had Htil" rally h"igrr
the close II wound up weak september s"c br
tw.cn ~ and rs | 70. and closed NJ 80 -. "ehH
cables added 10 the selling pressure. Ihr "c,"iy
cron bulletins Icre generally NOR" lANorhpi' man
eynected Receipts large. The cash marK"is
vrra weak especially for the low grade. IN" AR
rivals were JG5 cars the csiimai" for IhnrsdhV WIS
,l5 corn sold of over cent. hni had So.d rhila
inst before the round up. september ,"d from ~
10 n &c and closed at 81 $50 The STRIKE, me
weakness Of the cash markets and m" carshness 81
tho cables were the reason, for ID" decline. SOP
orders caught Il lot Of smaller holders and ehcrihc'd
mem, Tho receipts were not mp 4" Tn" expectation
with tho other grains. and Tor ~ sam" reasons
sentrmher sold from 30 10 ~ H-c. ana cl">'n NJ
~ Sc There WAS another very vE'rot1 ,11'hh"
ont I'm provisirn. pork declining 80 c.nl, lara j.
cents. ribs 20 cents. Pork showed very mn" r.
coyery. lard and ribs showed about half ~ ~" l','
r.rnvcrcd There more hogs than sNp'''
% 900. tho prices ri the yards were T." " CON-
over. the week.-mrs. In grains had h, effect. I'I"
wa a lof Of Liquidation compelled by stop order.
rho heaviest selling 81 the day Was Of lard ana n
supposed to have been for Armonr IN" Virgin
inc of ribs T. ctl intact and there J, general rNpt,h
ton there viii he manipulation IN September ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
-L ALAS n. VIZ MESL

S:.c \ NJ 10 minutes earlier the foot OF Frank
lln->.l Tor MldGletOwn, BoomingbLreh, Port Jerys,
Monticello. Ellenylle Pittsburgh Liberty, LNings.on
Manor. Hancock. CarhOndal". scranton. Walton Delhi
sidney Norwich Edmcston. Utica. Rome Oneida. oswego
D.troi. Chcaco and points West.
a;lo A. M,foEr C9mnhell Han; LaSsssi Mohonk and
ngbnrsh Elienyo Fall burrh Monticello. Hurleyvlne.
BID p NJ: Campbell Hall Lake Mohonk and Mime.
wasks Waikiki Nnley stations. Mlddetown, Boomne
Lake. Lvlng.ton Manor ~
700 p. VI. irddleown, Pittsburgh. Liberty. Liv.
ngsion Manor. Rockland. Walton ,Sidney, Norwich
Oneida. Oswego. Rochester Nla"ara Fall. Detroit Chi
cago. and West Pullman scepers; rcclInag.chair car
fro Suspension Bridge.
las =. NJ 4ed.st. SATURDAYS only for Middletown
Tloo,n ,eburgh. Eenyille. junlall Dale Faisburgh
Mo't'a'ir. Uurleyvie. Liberty White LAKE Roeklaad
Daily all other trains daily except Sunday.
ottaIned o. 2"2 proadwav New.Yors.
J. c. ANDERSON. @. p. A.. h6 Beayer.st Nev.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
;E.NEKAL N-RKET REPORT O..

cOFFFY-Rio on the spot ruled INN, wItn a 1 IN
active demand No quoted at l4l.c saies; 90 1e
No l. I4.c 1oo0 bags NO :, minus ~ hsrs 40 g,
iSc 600 tags santos 10 plus 10, III spo for the
coiee $50 bags santos No 3, YrlNat ~rns o,o hsrs
gfowtGs steady sales 100 bags Msfao, @ there
s,vanIa la the contract msfnco
Sss only oder.ts bsne but the temper %,r wa qqScd
hsh.r ara Eosed 25d35 points up Local stoItsd Ham
buy ers SOME extent HaHre advanced ofcal quo.
tatops"A1sst COS Sd September, Cos "a Ocooe sa I'd
Cd Noyemfs Cos cd December OILS 80 Janus y x %.
lilo quotes ,irt orainary 90 kO, 10 i0 receipt,
Dad RS S Se = oss $50 RIO s'e SD
10 600 Go STOCK 1863 900 bags RIO market s 10
,a.eins In anos IL 900 bags Santos stoch s,nn
tag quiet good ay e, e s'n$ $ 90 bass
same tim. SOL 5S7 OOO bags same tune do'V soS sGs
bags rccsirs Santos July 70 Nusu'' lU time 1870
,yS 6St bas Total sales here TO-DAY, 5000 Digs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Il l. u o..
Trains leave West i2dst station. Ncw-York, fol.
lows and , minute, 90 her fioni n. FIalkln- st.
BIO 4. ". Daily local To Albany and Iaskl Noun.
lalns. En-. SUNDAY. west OF COeymans Jc Sleeping
car New. YORK. to BoomNillc SUNDAYS only.
1I5 4. VI. Daily local 20 Albany. except Sunday.
1000 4. Vi Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara balls. Detroit. Chicago; except
SATURDAY. for Toronto; except = md1y for saratoga.
tatsllu Mountains. New alDl. lJ,e> Nuhonk aid
Mnnewa ska Paror ears 10 Bloom, lille and New-Paltl
VI. DAILY except sunday. 10 tatskil Noun
t,lns New PaltE, Lakes Mohonk ond Mnncwa>ka Al.
BloomVlle SARATOGA and Caldwell
1I5 4. VI. saturday. only, Hail Holiday Special Cats
KIN Mountains Parton attached.
a3 - 4. W. Daily except Sunday, to CatSkill Noun.
Albany Saratoga. SATURDAYS only Boomyile and
Cnliveil Lake George Parlor cars attached.
"A 90 T.. ". Daily except SUNDAY 'or Albany
SD p. IL. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syra.
cuse l,ochester Bura'o. Niagara Falls Toronto, De.
8.3D r. ". Daily, cNcep; Sunday. for Newburg. Al.
hauv S,ratoea and Montreal.
s.iJ r. ". Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rochc,
ter Buffalo. Nlagaa Falls. Toronto. Detroit Chicago
o0 TrooTy ! BY By, Apnes slo;sc uoto
MisXXT%ESSTdE4f%%r LocAIS s. "a .s;.5 NJ ian
sleeping cars for Burao. Niagara Falls. Toronto
Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis. on all through trains.
Daily. For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleeping
car aSCSnWGdaons or apply O.ses Brock ,,s
foot OF Fuitonst New.YOrk City 1lS. 27l, 800 7so,
94o broadway. l43 Bowcy 81 Fast l4th.st. SO West
'-'''' 9 r. LNWBEET. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. Il. 3 40 p. m-B'ei-iioiders oner
moderately Pork Holders offer modJfateH, nan.
iIorS ogor nodcratey Shori cut, abont IA to 10 b.
All nt ~. Encop Holders offer wOdelaieN Oh'rSc
Holders offer modeney TaloWGlde Gf oheE r,n %'
o,tsJy a, !,ts I'D EO-n-iiohcTs offer moderately.
arl-spoThc supply is poor uturen%.er onef
, lic,,hr~' IL m m Ais I'd. Nhca-liOdeS Oler freely
no. :, winter red dull ut rs / I'd ~. : red Nprng
Snt Thn suppiy /. Door: futurlsholders on irc'l
new mixed Western spot dull at IS August easy a,
-, m "a srnemher easy NJ 4 10 I'D October easy
-, A. IoJ Hons at LoniOn-Tacihc Coast-lloiders are
Ill Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
NEW-YOPK &,
NEW-EMCLAMD
RAILROAD.

10 Miles shorter than nny Other Rail Line Between
New York and Boston.
IME SHORTENED IT, FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
-IlNUThS.
Inc Whito Ira. is luxurious train run Oh
Eastern ro1d> Has Pullman koyai Pailor Cars, Dining
car and Buffet Smoking AZ and coaches.
oi 90 miles froT Wili:H.anuc Boston. without
stop ter ~ ess man ina; on any other limited train.
This train leoves GRIND Contra. Station D. daily
and arrives In Boston at 40 p M. ana Vice Versa.
BAR ElARBCR TRAIN.
pullman sleeper leaves Casway Street s,as on, Dos
at 80 IA. giving hour transfer from White
Iar Harbor at S is a. M.
Noon train with Patlor Cas- Dining Car east OF WIN
mantle leaving Grand Central Station II o3 AZ
Vernon. WIllimnnti, futlsm. Backstone rranklln
md arrives In Boston y: 80 4 c. KENDALL.
- General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

London. Aug II. p. m-Consols' ~ III, ,',, n,
hnth money and the account New York. Pcnh-NNanla
and Ohio 'ir,t mortgage bonds. 30 81; Enc second
consol, l07 7-- MeNcan ordinary - - - asm
cnmmon - %: New York Central. 10. rem.
.vivania 80 IS: Reading. 30 IS. The amount "l
bullion gone into the Bank Of ENGLAND on Gla ,,
-, Az at a decline OF Sd per rupee. Paris advic"s
quote per cent rNntc at So francs - cent imc
Tor the account and exchange on LONDON al -
,-,nrs Is IL confines for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
New York and Long Branch Railroad
SCHEDULE.

For Rod Bank, Long branch ocean Grove. Asbury
Park, Spring Lake aud Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foot Cortland, and Dc,bro>ses
30. 40 . 10. 10 90 tcApres>l. a No. L. noon, | 20
Saturday only. 30. 10 leNpres). 40 rNpir,
cclt Ked Bank 20 $40. 90 D. m. Sundays. & To-
"A. NJ. 10 y.
Foot Llbery--t..
30 SIS 10 80 II 30 a m tsxprcss) 20 Saturdays
only 20, -, 3 30 teNpressi. 90 4 30 tcNprr,>
30 Il 10 p. sunday us. II 20 a. m. y. M
sunday trains do not stop Ocean and Asbury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

al, a .A so IA. SuACA}s, SO I., 1.30 D. m
For E.iston. 20 IS a. 1870. 2.l5 3.i5 DID,
73O p m Sundays. 100, Sis II 90 am 40 40 pm
For bethlehem Allentown and Msuch Chunk 200. SD
A. M. 40 . - except Mauch Chunk, 80, 5 % ~
y. m; sundays 100 SIS, LOO q. Y 90 80 p M
day.. SD. 100 a. M; 80 p. M
For points In the INFANCY coal region at Sl5 a. m ]
l. 90. 10 p. m. sundays. SID, HOO a. m.
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. s.l5 a. m !
30. 345 7.30 D. H. Sundays, except Scranton, SIS
Fcr Elmira si5 a. m. 1890. 40 p. m Sundays
SIS 80 y. A.
Tickets and paor be procured I72 sSA
col as. 5s5 9i@. LAO Broadway; % Murray-st 81
Canast. 81 la. 1ith-st.. 235 COlumbls-aVe, and %
West 125th-st NewYork 38S wa,hington-st. 7o6 Fu.
ton-st Brooky and "a broadway. WILLIAMSBURG,
Westcott Express Co. will call for and check oaggaS0
from hotel or residence to destination
A. A. Mcleod. c. q. HANCOCK,
President. Gen. Pas Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
STAINED,

Good Ordinary .....4 516 Low Middng LII
Strict Good Ordinary : 1916 Mdding on in
OF the time, but the co9e IN
sicatod rather more steadness Easier cables and NOR
avorshle crop news together with Increased crop esl'
mates sent out Liverpool bad depressing encet cary
md AT one time the ket suffered break OF dS points
Int the latter were subsequently denied and the loss Wa
Subsequently regainef in great measure ie"'"s VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
/. RE lines.

H&<1Z - D q y GX -
SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND
g. CHICAGO, VIA CHAUTAUQUA LAKE OR
M kAMA Or FAd AZ IEyScHkNEESSf PA Mo
STREAMS.
Direct route to Passac, Paterson Tuxedo Newburg
NiGdletown Port Jeryis. Monticello. White Lake Homes
dale scranton, Bnghamton, Elmra, Corning, Watkins.
Glen. Bath, Hammondsport. Avon Springs Rochester.
Iornesvnle Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Chautauqus
Lake Cleveland Cincinnati st. Louis. Chicago and all
points west Trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers.
st. follows. and i've minutes earlier from West 23dst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-Via Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
Jaw lake tarlor or Nr%fork 70 B pd sleeper
on.e t" Nnynss Ia, OS o roF' Jer'S In
vE>rIBILE LIMITED.
> m +. NJ Daly-NoliG train for chicago. via Chsutau
C.UU qua Lake with dining car 70 Chicago. sleepers
- Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
s. ~ dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
$50 ~ aid o1G ra % < Ga.so y seeSt "a
Buffalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago
Pacific EMPRESS.
$50 FALL solid train to Chicago. slecpcrs t.
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR POKT JERyI~.
WEES PASS 1 50 % m 90 20 no. 80 P n NJ p 80
D. m. sundsys-s a n. p. 30 p. nj. 80 D.
FOR NEWBthG
~ EEK DAlS-J q. m, 8 10 p. m. t:t5 p. m. b 80
w D. m, 7 D. m. SuudsyS-9 a. m. = o m. 80 p. m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND IIMt.IAbLrs NAV be obtained from
taiaas selc:t lit q hotels and boarding house, sub.
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF Ncw-fork. Chad
TTYii flsS SSD ruAN S6MM HS16 at
i0l and -, brosd"ay ,hamo,,> ana VT "a st.
wav Williamsburg 200 tiud-on-t Hoboken ard Jersey
G 5a' bo,I ,Ss r Ss for ana neS'
D. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
RAILROADS.
Delaware. Lnckawnnna and Western X. II.
anon. In New ork foot OF Barclay and christopher

SHORTEST LINE. ii ~rIBlLED TRAINS
PiiIt.hS COttHr~,
Direct route 70 NfWAlK, BLOOMFIELD MONT
,ng Edsr Madisei MoIrs,sSn ieI,' pAtes9q
mopNN0NG IacSett, ,own snH00LEYS MoDN.
TAIN, Washneon Pm IIIPSHt RI. EASTON.
WAITE GAr SrEou DSETIG ro,o g99 Megntans
uoKE 9AAYYyrILdr NS@9EEdInMGMEdEgEyJJA1cN,IP TT
WIS c TGIcno GICIFLELE srELXGGS Cortland
CoRNING BAII; NASHVILLE. 81 FFAL.o and oil
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
go 4, VI. -BUfiALD. IltutItl.D SfRiNn5
OoWEoO EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars. Connects
al Buffalo with train for CHICAGO, arriving $40
m. morning
stations.
100 y. W. SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELM RA
EXPRESS. Pullman coaches Iarior -
OuTI EXPRESS PnIlmsn IarIo ,.,.,....
Iullnam sleclefs hrive, at : - ,.,.
and oSWEG0 EMrRn>S, rgmaa seclcIrss
Marays! ana 4ss BrcaiHsy Ticket, at ferry stations.
ave, NewYork; 1913 Washingtonst. 7oG Fulton and
80 Bcdfoidavr Brook'yn Tine tables giving full IN
~ WESTCOTTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
cheek baggage from hotel dcncc destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

do oe5 n at So IS; rough do. $50 b at 80 2o do
~ pde@E.A Sons: IL state hogs. 10 - az 10 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

"A s house deliveries since August leo@ ms
61Cs lag. tota ~. ruled quiet and steady at ll6c
,dvsnce sales 1i6 bale, for consumptionh , doy last
49, d.y 1874 bales against AZ Uaes this u'S ''
,seek and . 971 bales year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
.,I-U,II. KOITE FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN


Eor Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, 40 s15 II 50
H. 30 40. 6.l5 p. N. sundays 9lo a. m. Hoo.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points South 70 Point
- a, . az ago 100 $50 $40 615 D. N. sun:
Savs except ocean Grove and Asbury Park, 9l5, 1l3
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GA, 20 : Is a. NJ l.3o. 80 p, m
E For Vtantlc CITY Vincland and Brighton, 40 o. m.
100 p. N. . -. e..,.t.A. .os ,,tcb,.,s Reach
, 90 3 Is - m: 20 4.3o. 615 p m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
from Per > y. Il. foot Rector
For Atlantic Highlands ishlane BeacI abtisht s1s
onc Ranch at 40, 900 Hoo 100 3.i5, 4So,
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For Eberon Ocean Groye Asouiy Park and POM
pleasant a, If 20 a IA. 90. 345. i.30. 80 y.
For Lakewood Toms Riv,r end Barnegat at 40 a. MT
100. Sf5 p. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

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with dining car 49, 2Ij, $50. with s.nis car a az
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night Sundays I36 a. M. 100. 30. 800, 53o 900
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For Pottsvnle 400, 7.f5. s.iS a. m, lQo. 10 200.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
THE DELlWOOD,

New house elevation, I, 800 II accompanies 20
a-ge airy rooms brad pii4Ja. l35 feet long, large
mr. or new piano suinr mattresses and bedding, new
ghout. Grand mountain N"ws, minutes Walk from
sulphur springs and baths central 10 All att acons terms
81 4, alh ADEIRERr LENNON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18
BLOCK ISLAND, r. !

H1rI4IA TIUI I.II--AII IIVI"TH 1''"3s
not. on the Island Pure good fishing ana bathing.
'.egnnh onice IN hotel Daiy ,tions from New.
York Send Tor illustrated circular 10 terms. Cal AZ III
F,st 24th.st.. Ncw-lofk Clty from II a. TO p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-18

4 LSTFENlLLE HOUSE. Uistervfll.. Ulster Co \ =
~ Pleasant, healthy loes tlon large airy rooms
kooo oosfo' b. K. AALLETr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-07
RECORD Of THE COURTS.
-
The Trustee Of the Deer Lodge
Land Syndicate Made De-
@~ fendant
Members OF tho Enterprise AlIege
That Ho Withholds Sales
Money.
uuieting Title to Real Estate in Marys-
" .xssn Decentralization. ~ Tan ma thu
nuieting Title to Real Estate in Mays
Vile ForecIosing n Lien ON tho
Wells Greenhouse.

quit was commenced in the district
coutt yesterday against Carl and Emma
Maria Kleinschmidt TO recover $6b3.3b. In
January, 1890, the Deer Lodge Land syndi-
cate was organized. The ~incorporators
were Bennett Price. Christian Schuroh, y.
RatcliG, u. w. Beattie. g. 9. Swallow. Ed.
6chadsr, r. T.. Crutcher. E. NJ. Beattie and
Henry Neill. An addition to the town OF
Deer Lodge was plated and the lots placed
on sale. The plaintiffs, some Of whom are
the incorporators, say that the title to the
property was placed in the name of Carl
Kleinschmidt, who was to sell it and ac-
count to the syndicate. Each had = tenth
interest except Schurch, who had two
tenths. Price was elected treasurer. and it
il claimed that there was an agreement
whereby he was to designate the bank whore
Kleinschmidt should deposit the money re-
ceived from sales Of the land, and that he
named the First National bank Of Helena.
II 10 next alleged that Kleinschmidt sold
lots for which he received : 1,305. on which
he was entitled to a credit Of $685. 5. The
plaintiffs say he should have deposited as
trustee $725.9 4, but has not done so and re-
fuses to deposit the money. They allsge
that the sum has passed into the hands of
his wife.