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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


sherin.st. Nos 100 and I'D; Jacob Kottak to q,
syri% S4au' No '4 20 Jonas Wen ct Leo ooo
2oS,s1 No S ms west ''sern'o - 1850
72d rS,'s :. go # Of West Endaye, 2Oxlo22;
Ben janhn Stinhardt to amir StehnarG. -.
Avenue A. ne corner Of l7th.s., 2SN93.Oi Robert
ioI SS5:SSS6sacs; christine Han to James zoo
Chr n ystiei.t Nos 81 and os = part; Mary
Same n5'I prS % ' stephen Carey and another,
Mo s1Ts'Fa no s. Thomas Green and wife TO ooo
snnul Libman - =, s,ttc,,o.t .;x75 Bcnja 'V'
s'anion,I !ro, = and nd w!Se o. Man 900
Grecmwich.s,, 30. ~, George \ Hoyunga to
Lot ' a on r' map Of ;a6divi;oa Of propcr'y of /
Tiffany in 2$d Ward Eli" f''1iau'k' 10 1900
lanes Muria y. :.;, +, =. Of IGs;,..t
issS7i jane, whea! ala and another ia
Az, N 4 ha' g. lois. r,id Grrcncoaum Henry
AH 100 r ~ ave p win,9ms ~ Jac w 1900
WI nni y Main Icrred 10 Rachel II MenkeE 20 800
iooiI James nehemiah to George Hay
l4i. tt.t ;. 2e5 e Of SHAVE, 5oNi@lo; William
Arnold to The Equitable Life Assurance N
Society ~
RECORDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CITY.
cleary Thomas, to tnc Elui'a. le Lfr A..!ra9eo
society Of the tnit"d states. cedarst NO. ,ooo
= asth.st e Of ioth.pSc year'..'.....-. 5000
SAINT 70 Of "a" Rnii a SnaTc. ySr nor,s,Ses $500
Same, To Julius Llpmsn Same property, year; l'sJ3
DUNE Mcha,l. and vile 70 Mcha.I Dunno and
camb. Gi 800 e a. q eG!''y O''oS"S 1000
and Trust Co, n 25h.st, e Of lsta'c, ooo
Fell Thomas }. % WIN Harvey. cor Prospect ,ooo
ave and Elsm're Place ys1r, .,... 1000
Td sG A ~ Ryingtoa.>t ycar,..' 5000
~ Aiesandsr.ave' 3 ycar, ,c.-' $500
Gross Man. and Wig to B,ynl Gross stan oooo
Gl@orc WIN ). and vie to i,dor Falk,
Hagen Eanlce. d 70 'q LYMAN sSnntlct i6ihst
No aSs sprinc'St. ~ ye,rs .. $4,000
~ years. , IYcrtgag,~ '''...''-......-. 1000
~ 3 ySar., mortgages ....--.......... 1900
tre corner OF Brcone and Chry'te sS ,ooo
MurSy' John and wife to wsldron k post, 5 ;
lilth.st. Of 3dave, years ........., 300
McClenahsn. Jane. T. he litle 'iuaI7 Ht an. ana
s,s year a 600
Mcnkcn Rachel H. to Solomon Loeb and an.
Iosd.t. 81 y,afs ".,' , 49, 70 900
Mark. Marcu. to The Mutual Life Insurance
Go. = Y. nv corner Of l7oth-'t and Am >. ooo
squler Thcoddre and WIZ, % George Alexander.
aoh.,t v Of West Fndaye. yar"-'.-.' 5000
and Trust 90 No > Maiden Lane. 3 vars ~. 10000
25thst 2 5000
Ulrch, Mrs Ellen. 70 josiah Hyand. = Of land
posed st. 1 year -. 275
VIZ. Jacob, TO High Camp. trustee Amster.
Webster Harriet -. u Harry T. Engelhardt
another. corner Of An,stcrdsmave and l4ed
Wet Joseph I. 70 tho T.tlc, Guarantee and Trust
Company. i05th-st " n LeNngton-aye.
zwingc Henry D and vfc to Elizabeth II Ashley.
s9th--t Of 2d-aye, mortgages. year. 1000
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T. RTE LINES.
ri. SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YORK An
CHICAGO, VIA CHAUIAU9UA LAKE 9
e0HD RAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS An

kkH N u D D " ID "
~ CHICAGO, VIA CHAUTAUoUA LAKE on
SiAGAR AZ FA hdSS AZ EScHkSTESs PAX8
STREAMS.
Direct route to Passaic. Paterson, Tuxedo Newburz.
Midtown Jervis. Monticello White Lake, Homes
dale Scranton. Bnghamton, FImra, Corning. Watkins,
tBen. Bath Hammondsport. Avon Springs, Rochester,
Hornesvle Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Chautauqus
Lake, Cleveland Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago and ell
points West Trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers.
ST., follows and five minutes earlier from West 2Sdst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Dally-vIa Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
S.UU Lake. Parlor Car New.York 70 Buffalo Sleeper
Union station, except sunday for Monticello
SE~tIBULE LIMITED.
5. UU qua Lake with dining car to Chicago. sIsepes
10 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
o on r. NJ, except Sunday-tor Blnghamton. Homes.
D. OU dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
,5s Grand rt ss9 Gass' Il S,ss
Buffalo. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERyIS.
WssEsSS PASS R 80 p 49, 30 30 20 no. no P p
D. m. sundays-9 O. NJ. y. m @ 80 D. u. 80 y. m.
FOX NLWBUnG.
YNv EEK Days. a.. s 40 d.. 4 AS ID. 30
w p m. 2 D. N. sundays-9 a. m Q D. m. 80 .. N.
SPECIAL INFORMAIIUN.
MAPS AND TIME-IABLEs may be obtained from
nnns selees is. hotels and bSardns sS5.
urban Homes" describing vicinity Of NewYork, ..Chau.
TY}ukE E' AND slDeI PULL&AS %ccoaM6bHToNs a.
e tSi N saa ss & Bo s lC soS
way %iiiamsbSTg; 200 Hudson.st Hoeoken AND Jersey
CITY station rom b G I ,s5 s for I'D Shse
d. l. ROBERTS. Genenl Passenger Agent.
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Railroads.
New.YOrk and Long Branch Railroad
Railroads.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
ror FED Bana, Long Branch, Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and Desbrosscs ss.
80, so 10, 10 90 texpress). a. IL noon, 20
(saturdays only 80. 10 lexpres). $40 express
cept Red Bank, 20 10. 100 =. NJ Sundays. $40
Gas a. H., 5:l5 D.. m.
40 10 10 40 IL 30 (express). 20 saturdays
oniyj 80 AS 80 (expressl. 90 80 (express).
90 G :I5 d. M Sundays 915. II 80 a. m. p. m.
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42D-ST.,

SEQ A. NJ. Us nlautes earlier from the foot OF Frank
ln.s1) for Middetown. Dloominsbl.gh, Port Jervls.
Manor. Hancock Carbondalc. scranton WALTON. Delhi.
Sidney SIDNEY S SSensn and points wess '''''
si5 S5 CpP y i ISL fae MShon BOo anc
ineburgh Ecnyic. Faliburgh Monticello Hurleyvills.
3,i5 Pm: Campbell He'll Lake Mohonk and Minns.
vaska Waikiki Valley stations. MiddetoHn, Blooming.
burgh Ellenvlc Fallsburgh. Hureyvine, Liberty whiss
lay ~. 90 P NJ Mddietown. Pittsburgh, Liberty Lily.
ings,oa Manor. Rockland. Walton, Sidney, NORWICH.
oneida Oswego Rochester Niagara FAILS Detroit. Chi.
ego and West. Pullman sleepers; rellnngehaif coz
srae IN Srspenslon Bridge. ....
're ,45 P NJ 42d. St Saturdays only for MIdtetown.
nlocmneburgh Ellsnyile M'untsa p1s FsIlsSStsn
t patty: oil other trains daily except Sunday.
pullman drawins-roo seats and seepn9car Dershs
attained A. 200 broadway NewYcrk.
J. C. ANDERSON. G.. p. A.. 90 Beaver-st.. New-York.
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New.York. wednesday. september :;

New-York. Wednesday september I:
The following sale made at the New-fork Keal
fstats SglesrOom tOd1y $500 80 a., 80,
four story and two STORY buildings with lot No. 1i3
west i6th.rt., 155 IL OF llthavc lot 2oAlOof )
saIe Of aweIing With lot NO. 90 West 9Gth.st.. Of
Colunbus-aVe., was adjourned TO September II.
At 80 and IS Liberty-st:
NEw.JERSEY PROPERTY.
rs acres OF land Lincolnaye., at North Woolside
between Elbcron and Norwood, y. j.; Thomas +. hhc9
y24, 100.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, G.

From Per T. y. H.. Rector.st.
For Atlantic Highland, Highland Beach Normandle
Scnbricht and Long Branch at / 30. 200, ii 90 A
NJ, :oo,. 3:,o. 100. $50 r. NJ Sundays. . 30 a.
" For Elbcrol. Ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant AZ II 90 \. NJ. 100. 3:i5, 80. 80 p. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat at 80
\. NJ. 90. 315 T.. NJ .,.. =. -,
os5 aGi Ai5 $50, 9i2. lao Broadway, . Murray ST.
ali Canal ST. 81 Fast 18th ST., 23o Columbus AV, and
IS West l25th ST.. New York 333 Washington ST.. 7o6
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, and "a Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wcscott Expr Co. WIN call fol ard check baggage
from hotel or idcacc 10 destination.
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STAINED.

ST. good oriinary "A 1916 Mddling ...-.'---ot
onfions-Developed q bullish tone to-day ana, dne
dealings reached respectable aggregate. nearly llioA
bales Changing hands. The nrmncss was most prohoGJe.
on local covering and foreign buying stimulated Dy ga
,a.a Of 8 az points az Liverpool cold weather IN nv
nth and light mort receipts Local reolizng set In
,6ereafter however and part Of the Improvement was
nartlv lost closing 3d4 points gain Tor the oay'
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Delaware, Inckawanna nnd Western X. X.
STATIONS IN New OF Barclay and pher
suORTEST LINE. vt~'rlBuLED TRAINS.

PULLMAN co ACHE.
CLAIn THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernarisville. Bask
R ss lsSb DOVE stanhope BTSb LAKE 'LARh
HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLEY'S NOUN
TAIN, Westminster, ., PuIdII,TblpsEURG ,EAsToN
sStRhSiroHn. h!f T$Toy, o%AfEESHAKEEs 1SXSIi
erose. 'RIEGHAMT0N, OXFORD, NORWICH, Water.
VILE UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS, Cortland
SYRACUSE, oSWEGo ITHACA, QWEGo; ELMIRA
points WEST. NORTHWEST AMP SOUTHWEST.
80. 4, M.-BuFtALo. kiChflEi.D sPhlNGS ana
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars Conne:.s
a. Buffalo NTH tTuin for CHICAGO, arriving 345
7.Si 4. M."BINGMiMToy NAIL stops E. principal
i.oS =. Nj SCRANTON, BINGnAMToN anu ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman coachcs paror cars.
I,iO r. NJ CEANToN, wILKEsBARHE and PLYM
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman paror cars. ,
1850 r. VI. dallyl.-BuFtALo LIMITED EXPRESS
300 r.. NJ. daily 1,BuFFALo, RLCHTIEI.D SPRINGS
TitKETs ana PULLMAN ACGoMMoDAT atoms At 70
Mqrayss and 80 B,cadway Text at Terry sISns
ave- New.York 1913 washingtonst 726 Fulton-st: and
S8s Bedtordave Brooklyn Time tables, giving full in
formation, at all stations:
wESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO Destination
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Railroads.
HQlIf0uU5.
Pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
De,brosscs and COrtIandt Streets
In Effect SEPT. 4ih. 1892.
rtIr LINE.

u
Desbrosses and COrtsandt streets
in Effect SEPT. 4th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE
goo ys IS ms scDaS Sns sa'f
Indianapolis Chieago go p ~ a.. .n nd, 81,
d ';SSi p. ' s3Irl Il w. nsA' '''' '''''
lmE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1890 A. ,.-Compoed exclusively Of pullman vestb,uls
Drawing anu State Room Sleeping. Dining; smo6lns
ga SSsEs'G and ci5
%, S By 9na 81 sas
movable electric Lights Arrives cDcI9ns 40 and g. g.
iI@alan9pGls D. 2 @ next T. da Snic's0 $40
ST Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Dining from 10 s. Vs,I TSSi:
SSass1 Me- ad s. 70 Louis s 90
THE CoLUMRIs> FXPREsS s..
100 assi% y''isls
S CSschss r Sn New York to Chicago Arrives Id
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$3.50 mPulIman vestbqe Sleeping Car New Sew
?af SH.s' s aas Ssssaas Sses
md ddS 9 AN, ChsSgo o. M next
PACIFIC EXPREsS.
$50 M.puIlnan 1let Sleeping Car NeT VIZ Or M
SnseGS ''5sS' week Gi 8
sOUTHWE.TEKN EXPRESS.
$40 Ss .%d St. s u f Dnns Gar Al
toona to Richmond. Arrives Columbus, 2:46 p MI
ssnf hoa % M aSd'nss8s 10
'9H e With FL SSs' seepsS
500 r M'Day for oil points Chesapeake and Ohio
with i EsDI pns d. GaFs
via Knoxville Chattanooga end birmingham.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
lO;d0 A " Wr.hins.on i:ined Expr ..,su,. Pas
senger Coaches, Dining Cai 10 Baltimore, arriving !"
a, Was s. . 90 p: M ,,,,,,.d, daily. Pull.
man veStlbue Parlor Cars and DIlng Car srriyinS
washington s:25 p. n. No extra fare, fare beyond usual
A"fi' % EPIC, 30 r"in c5 and m
night For raltmor, only; zoo p m sunda may =, i *
FOR At.nn: CIty 80 weeFEd dayys with through
For Tong Bonch A.nury Fark Ocean Grove ma roan'
$50, $40 $40 80 $40 ana 90 p. m, week EEK;
a m and 5:lS p. m no not stop at Asbury PARK
and Ocean Grove Snntavsl
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20, 90 81 800 80 90 ~ Tenn
Limited. with Dining Carr. ard IL 10 o. M II ~ ~
gao. 500 30 400 $50 600 o'U W o,,s, IN.
$3.50 and 300 m. and II rs nsht A.commodarsoe
sls 5 49, 90 % 90 % i@lssq, aa@ e ~.
and IL IS IS night tSo NSso1nStaSoS 90 and
For Time Tables OF trains 70 Local p9nt or enc Perh
o ane h Nos Isl .ss si5 "a. and s isrOsaway
soy Hons, t2't ana gnaye i3f a6 FAY ooT o. 81
brossrs and oortland, st.; Court.st $50 Futon.s 80
- b galway and Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Put
Ton It, Brooklyn; 40 Hudson-st Hoooken; Station,
The Ncw.}ork Transfer Company Will call for ana check
b'sgnse IRON h9e ana residences through to dssnati0n
General Nana2er General passr Agent.
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Of Which American 1000 bales; sales. l.? 600 bales, Of
TO 900 bales spot market good demand middling up
lands 4d futures opened firm az 2-64d advance havr
Suot market duiet steady ordinary spot oO; Tres
ordinary, 40; bas ordinary 81 septemb9r 49, $50 $50
FEBRUARY 49,, March 49L, value future market quiet
Manchester marke-Yarns. quiet but steady cloths qme
Quotations based American standard oil cias'ihca
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TILE TRADE IN CnICAGO.

Chicago Sept. specal.)-Therc was change in
the tone OF wheat today. result rather Of the bull
temper which has been growing here than Of anything
In the news. This latter seemed ~ h"arish ~ eyer.
Possibly the cholera bulletins not unfavorabe
but the cables lower. the receipts, every where
were rs heavy rs ever. and the Kansas State report
put the wheat yield 100000. an Increase over
iast months csiimntc Of 1000 900 bushels. The
crowd however was bulllsh, and shorts were inclined
10 cover December sold from 10 Is 10 - and closed
at 20 -. Today's cars were GIG; the estimate FOR
Thursday. 3d.. Charters were made for 22J.OOo
Corn advanced almost cents on the Kansas state
crop report, which reduced the condition Of corn In
that State Q points. from - to IL. This report
sampeded shorts and hurried lot Of buyng 10y people
who have been bullish ever since IN" price Wa 30
cents. October sold from SO - 10 4 - and closed
nj ~ IA. Charters were made for 900 bushels.
Todays j2s the estimate for Thursday
$40. Oats up In sympathy with wheat and corn.
october sold from 30 ~ 10 - r. and closed ~ the
top The Kansas report said that oats threshing
out better than expected but the crowd was bulSh
and could not icist the temptation to advance oats
along with the other markets. There was more life
the provision market. Prices NJ tho opening were
very weak great lot Of lari taken on the break
by Fairbank and great lot of ribs by the Wright
Cldahy party. The result was that good recovery
from the bottom took place. October pork sold from
$40 or 10 20 10 and closed az 81 % October lard
from ~ ID TO - TO- bur closed IT - 3j October ribs
sold low - 40 and closed nj - g. There were
$1,000 hogs the estimate for Thursday was $1,000.
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legal Notices.
rRT CITY AND COUNTY OF

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COZ MY OF
- NEW IoRK.TJOhn kayanngh Vs. MqrsaIet k ai
nass a. ana paton and e duly made in he above snts
o@ and c%SsS y e se OF se , E inc Of C ,
June so2 s unSeE,igned "a. [esrse the r,
ns .1s E s1 a. ssoon NmmSer III Broadway IN
The CITY OF NewYork Tuesday. the 18th day Of August
oncer the premise. sala lnerlocutory judgment
toned and therein de'srbed as follow Al That certain
twenty fourth Ward Of the City OF Sew.iorS known Gnd
s' land and iia!c% Syasd
Ward s Of sHe Its Of Se%YoE beo"snE to Sss1s A.
sacchl Ebene,er o. Barling June 1871 by the Let
parcels Of together bounded and containing
Beginning at point a line drawn through the centre
Ridge Aysnus distant one HUNDRED and eighty iolo9
down said map running thence norherly along said
7Gioo the southery boundary line Of land late q
oswald Canmann. runnng thence easterly along said
Sad and de az s O %e o% he IN" centre Of %
s street running r % a Ssn
s ard ,i At ssh eagles WITH ;Sd 2Oc
on mentioned parallel line distant hundred and
str"st; running th'nce westerly along line parallel with
said 2o5th st Get one HUNDRED end thryssyen lloo feet
point Ssf9qeS and eG% se. ma, ylI. said
Ss: SSeS S %h aid to Se @ open S6 S
Dated. New.York. July ~, - lSo2 ero,, ,.,
JAMES P. CAMPBELL; PR; AttOrncy.
n~'' 81 '!7e ,hr$Se~ay n T.:
BLISS { sciiLEy. Gsqr.., 49,
l"on. 80; 81 Ie;sriys.t:' n Y;
'NoH'S No. vi bod BiosG..t I'? H. "
N'' Ths orSoaF hereby adjourned Thursday.
Ss9s EN- S1s Ct ts 1%s and place.
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GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was less active wheat mar.et yesterday and
nrces were variable The tendency, however, WIS
upward and the close prices were l-2"'-o cent
higher The transactions in options amounted to about
24OOOOO bushels and the trading was almost exclu-
sivelv local Foreigners did little or nothing In
OPTIONS and only a small cash business was done
Antcips ,iDns of bTish Government report ana Dad
tnryshius reports from the Northwest, cOdpich with
nc,ul r.orances had most TO do With the strength
early Weaker cables and biadstlJets estimates
(Which showed an increase Tor me week Oh nearly
100000 bushels in the available supply on BON
consist however, served TO check the nse. and hne
weather West caused a general reaction the hrni-
ms In corn. however, then came rs n stimulating
il,iuence and the market closed iril. september
options opened IS SIS cents and rose TO ~ lioG ~
cents The cash market was strcssr Du' ont aov V
bushels were taken for export. Milcrs look foooo
Corn advanced sharply and closed 1d1 38 cent
higher. The Kansas state Board OF Agriculture re-
ports a REDUCTION OF points I'm the condition OF the
cereal which, with freer local covering and better
western accounts led 10 the rise. Brdstreets esti-
mates an increase in The available supply Of Io2! 900
bushels. spot corn was also stronger ana -i'oO
bushels werc taken for export, ,.,,, oor, o,os,rr
with net gains OF l 3sa1 "a cent. iradstreets
estimates decrease OF 10000 bushels In inc
available supply. spot lots also were higher and
Lard broke early, but closed stronger. There was
The final quotations were as follows:
Wheat september, 10; october. 80 IA December
Cd Cor T s 6e 7s October. So November
So IS December. So May, 1893. 81 cents
Oats-September - "a October, ~ -; Noven,
Der, 10 IS; December. 10 "a May, 1893. AZ o-S
Lard-septembcr 81 GO; october, 81 81.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday Mt
New-iorh Philado phia Baltimore and Boston, were
follows: Wheat. 625.99d bushels; corn, l34'65.
Snshe 9 snn, ps1Eaccs O Chcso MI
waukcc and II. Lons the arrivals were Wheat.
so7 800 bushels GSl7i7 bushels oats. 7Oj.6l2
bushels; total grim. 2,lo474o bushels -four. 1920
barrels.
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warehouse deliveries since September 1, 1S92-New-
York 34.7o3 bags Baltimore 5.776 bags; New'ofeahs
'' COTf oH-The spot market ruled Lice higher, but
trsdng quiet Sales, "a tales for consumption
and 400 bales delivered Port receipts to-day
45S bales against ~ bales this day last week, ana
10 l19 bales
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore g. Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philnd.lpnia EAprss. 90 : 40, 9:OO ~ ~, ~ 80
car 90 ) 90 90 : 80 10 +. NJ. l2:l5 night.
sundays. 100. 10 30, II 30 with Dining Gar A. M
/ 80 3 30, with Dining Car, ) 90, 800 r. NJ l. 10
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 200. II 20
with Dining Gar. A. NJ 80, $3.50, Dining Car 900
l. Additional Trains week days Baltimore at 500
Paror Cars on Day Trains slecpers on Night Trains.
For ESd9 sst go 3d. 40 4 ~ nicn. no. Except S
saturday night SUNDAYS. II 80 A. NJ, 100 5 80 QUO
80. 600 T.. NJ, y - nitht. n ,oo ,.eo
90 do s5 r. s. i@:l5 night except SATURDAY nisht
sundays. IL 30 A. NJ, 90. 500. $40 p. NJ l2l5
For pott,ille At 90 As. s:i5 A. NJ. 100 80. 90
dayS 30 \. NJ. 90 $50 90 T.. N. I: Is night.
For sudbury, Lewbnrg and Wilan,pit at 100, 5:ii,
slu day nsht Sundays 10 \. NJ. 600 =. NJ, Il 10
midnight. o.
90. t is si5 A. 81 % 4Sc i5 80 = Alien;
town r. NJ. sundays. 4 30 10 A. NJ 800. o:Sc
For wilkes,arre rt,ton and Scranton. sA5 A. NJ
FOR High bridge IIrsnch and Lake Uopacong. 90.
$40 A, NJ ;o9 = 40 r n sunday 10 "A a. n 40
p NJ sundays o 90 II 30 \ NJ. 4 100 p. NJ.
AIL-RAiL ROiTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
Tor Freehold and Atlantic hgmagi,, g. g. Is II 80
A. NJ. 80 80. on. + NJ. sunday 9lo A. NJ
For Rcd Bank. Long Hrancn and points south % Point
Pleasant 80 rs 10 80. II 30 \ NJ u 20 saturday,
day. except orSnge and A,Dury 10 II 80
Fo4 ilsSMood Toms River RarG9eFat Park and Barnc-
For Atlantic city VIncand. and bridgcton 80 A. NJ.
~ for r Monmouth Beach Soabreht and lchond Eeach
N
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST.. North River.
I'm ceer

Trains leave
LEH!CH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
S;1J 4 W.. 1880 =. n.
SCRANTON EMPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
4. W.. 1890 =. W., BID p. VI. 1880 =. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West
10. M. 80 ,. III. sundays >: 10 a. M 80 p m.
For Eason 90 rs a. m l. 80, 10. 3:45, 5:l5.
80 y. IN. Sundays, 100. Sl5, ii 100 a. M, 44O,
Tor Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 90,
rs l. 80 q rs except Mauch Chunky, $40.
-, 80 p. Sundays, 90 10, IL 100 a. M, 4;io,
For Pottsyille. s:I5 a. m IL 30 3:45 p m Sundays.
IL 90 "A. III.
For Hazelton,. s:l5 a m. Il 30. 345 7:So p. m
Sundays. 10. II 90 a 80 y. m.
For pcnts IN the Mahanoy coal region at 10 a. m,
II 10 3 - .. m SUNDAYS. \ 10, IL 90 a. M.
For Wikesbarrc, Plttston and Scranton. S:l5 a. m.
o 40 3:45 80 p. IN. Sundays except Scranton S1o
a. M 30 p. IN.
For Eimra sI5 a m. Il 80. 80 p. m. Sundays.
IL a. m, 7 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
Gitn propcrtp for Sale.

L. Or SALE.-The and elegant four ory highstoop
l. stone and Gotta front houses
II TO - WEST SSrii-STREEf.
built In the antal manner by days work hard
wood trimmed pafquct flooring. open plumbing, tiled
bathroom. Terms siit. open for inspection. Apply
tn Estate OF II. ID. ALDKiCH. 20 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Trains leave station foot Liberty -.
WASHINGTON 5-HOuR FLYER DAILY Il'as
PiiILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT Sun.
S.etSrobN EXPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. s'i5
A. W.. 1870 T.. VI. $500. -.,,r .,..,.v ,,o
Wisconsin Afro-American., 1892-11-19
Bishops Residences.

Bishop D. A. Payne, D D., LID, Ev.
ergreen Cottage, Wilberforce, Green
Co. Ohio.
Bishop A. w. Wayman, D. D., 127
East Baltimore ST., Nd.
Bishop I. NJ. D. Ward, D. D., Ben
niNgs, D. C.
Bishop John NJ. Brown, D. D., D. G.
J., 1924 Rhode Island Avenue, Washing.
ton, d. c.
Bishop H. NJ. Turner, D. D., LII. D..
28 Young Street, Atlanta. Ga, and 1923
Ann Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bishop Gaines, d. D., $50 Houston
Street. Atlanta, Ga.
Bishop 3. W. Arnett, D. D., WILDER
force, Green Co., Ohio.
Bishop B. t. Tanner. D. D., 29Os
Diamond Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bishop \. Grant D. D., San Antonia
Tex.
Bishop B. F. Lee, 1874 Carpenter
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bishop NJ. B. Salters, Columbia, S. c.
Bishop J. A. Handy, Washington, D,
Wisconsin Afro-American., 1892-11-19
Josh Billings Ontdonc.

The following is copy or a rather
complicated and oddly spelt petition
through which Judge Durfee, of De-
troit, had to wade recently:
BRADFORD. Oct. 90 1892. TO the most
onarabal mr.. durfee iuge of proha dear sir
was APPOINT gardeen over my huSban on
december secth 1887 at that time is propete
amount to three hundred and tortey-tive
dollar in money and twelve acerS of land
ten of wich is farther as a life lease and
ocuples it my husban as been an inmate OF
pontack asiliam for 10 years of wlch time
have saported my self and four children
the oldest is known IL wears old have re-
served the SS45 with the intriSt and the
rent of the ten acerS of land amounts to
S543 wien if it please your honour / do
wish to yOuSe the money to buie horses
and wagan and COWS and implements to
cultervate the land my fathr as mad me a
preasent of twenty acerS of land.