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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
APATHY VANISHING ENTIRELY.
IMPORTS OF VAST CORRUPTION FUND TO BIZ
USED FOR CLEVELAND on ELECTION DAY.

REPORTS OF VAST CoRRUPTIo FUND TO BE
USED FOR CLEVELAND on ELECTION DAY.
There has come promising change over the cam
psign In this state. Not long ago the officers OF
the Republican state C0pmitee were receiving com
plaints from various sections OF the State that the
Republicans were no doing much as hey hah
in former years. and that there was feeling Of
apathy In many OF the rural districts. Which did not
make the outlook promising rs people had rigH 10
expect This state of things no longer prevails
Recently there has been entire mobilization OF
these reports and for the last four days the news
received shows that the Republicans In the country
are up and doing
Chairman Hackett OF the Executive Committee Of
the Republican State Committee, has had another
thing 10 worry him OF late. Ills reports have
shown that che Democrats raising campaign fund
larger than before and they inteno TO II on
Election Day. Outside OF Albany Rensselaer, and Erie
counties where the local Democrats will look on, for
their own campaign Mr. Cleveands managers expect TO
spend not less than 100000 in the stale, just before
Election Day. This sum will be sufficient, the
Democrats hope, 20 buy the election OF Grover Ceve
land.
In some counties the Democratic leaders intend TO
MAY the same trick that they did last fall. and hire
all voters of whom they are not absolutely sure to
remain at home Election Day and. not come to the
polls. II is the policy Of the Democratic workers
10 nay not less ;han so for to stay at home on
Election Day and anywhere from $40 TO $50 for fOaer
and repeaters to vote the Democratic ticket This vote
Nth the regular Democratic one, is expected TO pull
Cleveland through with small majority In this State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTFEE-t dun dny in Rio on inc P, T i
III 900 laes 40 : TO arrive i5',c 1900 bag, vi"
90 o spOt axe: and 900 bags Santos no . anu -
1919. f-i,ul-Lr Mid growths about -t'Ady -A'-.
SO iaes Maracabo and 800 pcul- Pad3nf p,.aT dtt
M contract dealings moderate with 'ati-h UNI
on Local realiling stimulated by dcprr-s,d foreign
End ,omc little haumofng by u'c brat H., ', a. Ill.,.
l., a2i r., Hamburg lost Ia. ps London G''o low
1lci,i nuoittlof u. Octobr &C. "a .N"f'l-
her Ss ~ Drceuber a. sd January 1O- 81 February.
50s Ri March Gos cd. RIO quote mt "a os'9 ~,
,Schangc prI,atcl - receipt. in RIO COY Das-
snces o Europe 600 tags Rio sto X. 10 coo bag. 10
market firm. Reccpv IN Santos loo tas- ga ,,'
santos . ZOO Receipts at RIO. July to OS,oofr ~.
iso@ I Osl coo ta.s zane tine 1891 ltooo Ou bhE,
zane tine 1890 ss3 900 bSr. Receipts a. eant 'uis
"a Oct,bor 10 ls.e iO0i 600 bag same -ne lSil
40 ooo las, .ane time 1880 o57 600 bags Total sa''
here to-day 81 $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
RAPIDLY GROWING IN NUMBERS

The Whiteaw Reid Legion Of the Xh Assembly
District, numbering 200 members, held regular meet
ing at No. 515 East Elcventl-st. last night. Tho
organization has been in existence for about four
months and its numerical strength Is increasing daily
The rooms illod every night with men seeking TO
inform themselves regarding the issues of the cam
paign. Speeches were made by Adam j. Muller, james
r. Cosgrovc, John r. Nugent, Frederick Schwartz
James j. ODoDnel, Alfred II. Cenhlng and william
Martin. II decided 10 hold "A ratification meeting
on Thursday night The officers OF the association
are James T. Coegrove. president Frederick Young
vice president Adam J. Muller, recording secretary
Frederick Kohl, cores spending secretary August
Scheufelc treasurer George St0lzbcrg, sergeant at
arms. The organization has huge banner at Avenue
r, between Eleventh and Twelfth SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
From The Washington star.
RAISING A HANDSOME BANNER.

The seventeenth Ward Republican Club, an ergani-
zation which, though only three weeks old, has $50
members and permanent headquarters. raised "A
handsome banner at No. 02 Avenue last night. A
band played number OF lively airs. Speeches Were
made by Dr. Morris Wechslcr, Frank Martin, Charles
Schwick and George fairfield The representatives
of Il large number Of Republican clubs were present.
The next meeting Of the organization will be held
Thursday night. The officers OF the clnb are: Will
lam Renncr. president; Louis Strcmmel, Philip &.
Weber aud Jacob Wandel, vice presidents: Charles
Meyer and Philip Scheck. secretaries: Adam Eppic
treasurer Frederick Krsuss, IT,. sergeant at srns
Executive committee, Philip licrrlich, chairman: A.
Epplc Philip schicck, A. simon, Charles Meyer
Philip Lendel and &. ECloff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

All in the real estate market yesterday were
under order the court, and took place at No III
broadway. In three the plantif was the buyer
and in the fourth, OF the parties at interest D. IA
Inzrai Co. offered No Gl East OnehuDdeu
ccOnds trecstOry stone front house on I0t -OAloV
me uoinn buyer Tor s1 900. j. Thomas SearIs
offered plot 7JXl2j IN Badhurstave au Onc-huur
and forty .sevcnthst. platinum the buyer tof
ali 600 r. V. Ilarnett s. offered plot jJAol in
Mlllis.ve. and Onehundred and thirty fourth-'t me
plaintiff wa, tine III 800. Ina same nrm offered
Nos 81 to 3l9 West Forty thirist plot lZoAloO DC.
brick house and sA-story carnage
nriory Onequartcl Interest only offered and John
Elwafd WALTZ was the buyer for $4,000. huht
Wendell have sold for Horace l.. H0tchklss, me lour.
story light house, the northwest corner "
and West End-ave, 24AJl ~ si1e,
with conservatory extension. lot III feet deep, 70 "Ia
l.. Moore, for $4,000 cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
FRENCH REPUBLICANS DOING WELL

Tho members OF the French National Repnbhcan
Climb held large and enthusiastic meeting last ihHhu
at No. 13o West Twenty scventh-st. After brilliant
speech from the president OF the club, r. Bar'ro' '
vice-prcsiden T.. +. Aucagne who Is on tne hat'
initiation and registration committee reported ln'''
~ members Of the club. assisted 10y captains de'aicu
by the club had registered on October H. inc niS'
dav of registration. III SIX different Assembly, o'9'',''
ON tbc secord day Of registration, October 49, rs
ror,bers rect stered Then came speeches from NJ +.
Jal,ade Folk Aucaigne. A. Lallemand. VI. Nelaiu
and others Levi r. Morton IS honorary president oil
the club and Generals Meredith Read Horace fOr.'r
and / Waits de Pcyscr honorary wee plesiu'hN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct. 90 3 40 p m.-Bccf in fair demand
Pork I'm fair demand. prime Western fine firm AT
73s Cd do medium firm at G7s cd. Hams In fair de-
mand short cut, about Il to rs H. firm ut SIS ga.
Bacon in fair demand: short lb about % b. firm at
15s. Cheese in poor demand. Tailow, turpentnc
and resin IN far demand. LaId-spOt and futures in
POOR demand prime Western spot and October firm
at AS Cd. Wheat-The demand has fallen of NO.
red winter firm ut Is %: No. red spring iiim al
Gs 30. Flour in poor demand. COrn-Spot and fu-
lures in fair demand: mixed Western spot steady at
Is ID October steady at - I'D: November steady
at Is ID December steady ut Is ) 34d. Hops AT
London-Paclfc Coast-There Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo oct -Cattlc-Rccclpts for the past
twenty four hours, 2,iso head total for week thus
far, l2,i-O head. for same time lust week, 10000
head; consigned through, 2,l6O head TO Now York
$50 head; on sale. 80 head. Market steady. No
good cattle here. sausage cows, 81 50. IlOgs-E".
ccips for the past twenty four hours, 1900 head ::
total for week thus far $4,000 head. for same time
last week, 1900 head Consigned through. 1O.S00
head to New York. 2.7O0 Head sale 200 head.
Market steady and firm heavy fed. 80 9Jd rs :.
packers and medium - 9O0 95 %; Workers. good -
best fed, ~ ~ 90 do light to fair, - 80
q - 20: good. heavy ends IS 500 ~ 20: pigs good
10 best fed, - 2JG So 40 do common slips to
fair, - 7J0 - - assorted rOug - J0 ~ 30:
and lambs-Reccipts for the past twenty four hours.
3.IO0 head; total for week thus far, $500 head
for time last week. 3, 600 head. consigned
through. 400 head TO New York. 2.4Oo head sale.
TO fancy wcthcrs. ~ 23G ~ 30. fairly good she p
-: ~ 2o; culls and common do. 81 son T:I -
Canada do, ~ 1881 20; lambs, native choice 10
fancy - 250 - 10 do fair 10 good ~ 750 10 rus
a 80 10: do choice to fancy, 81 500 g., -.
II. Louis. oct. 20 Cattle-Rccc.p,s 5000 head
shipments not reported market strong all grades
fair to choice heavy native steers, $50 a 30 Ordinary
~ 20a - 20. Iiogs Receipts $500 heal; shipments
not reported market TO- lower; heavy 81 lOa - 20
packing. 10 100 50 co. Hight, - 30d $5 -
dRe'eg market 500 heat shipments c not
10 20; Texan sheep range ~ 70 70 80 %
Chicago. oct. 20.-"Thc Evening Journal, reports :
ClttleRcceips. 5000 head shipments. 1000 head
II 7j0 80 Others. S3 30 ~ 30; rangers. 70 Boa ~
TEXAN ~ 2o0 ~ 80 native cows, III SJ0 e. ~. Hos
Receipts, .OOc0 head: shipments, 5000 head: MIR
ket slow. SC lower; rough aud common 40 23dSJ 30
butchers weights. 70 65d 20 so light 30 5Oa rs So
oheep-Reccpts, 5000 head shipments. 1000 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

FLOUR AND MEAL-ELOUE-springw wheat poten's
had Cay. but
vrry dun and faursess n3rket With thc tone ptlicr
weak Sales $500 hhs. CITY mill elkv quot. d
- 254ti 50 for the West Indies do patpts 81 50d
=, Is: do aue 81 0Ods2 20, spring wheat patent ~.
81 oiAs4 S5. supernnt Al 1OaS2 20 fine ii a,as2 10
tr.rts spr1ng and wintt s3 65 az, 10 clear ~ so
* IL sJIIfUTRN FLot'R-In light r.quct sab
35O bbs quoted IS 9Oas4 for stralghts - tsS IS 'or
oI.ar. a iJn ~ IS for patents hgCKWIlEAT
Pi DIR, Steady quoted al 15dgl 80 for nfw BUCK.
WHEAT GRAIN Quoted 53d65c IN CARROTS and boatlolds
for new - RYE FLOUR-Quiet and easy sales 800 bib
sup.fnne At 80 60q33 G5......... ORNMEAI-Stceiy
brandvwine quoted 50 10 yellow Wssteri 90 s5asS
snl1. 8I0 bbls
49, ~
GKAIN-WHEAT-lt wa an unusually dull day In
oil speculative circles OWING 10 the fact that
general closing myven!nt BY the mere proplntnt eN
changes throughout tn "est, because OF the Columbian
fa!r exercise In hlosg9 900 In wheat the volume Of
speculation EEL below eoVooo bush aud the dealing,
we're p.iey locsd WIZ mqntnt ais OF idtnc's
outlhs he scsson Lh t,ud we're he Hm, al
rule, out ue uhuertone .oHuuu D'aIsh ahd The cIosc
showed net lose, s@fc: 20 pesembrr started at
1920, ana presently Uu'htu 10 DIV, closing At IHhc
FEATURE were scarce snd thc.. YES sn utter absDcc OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,o,,y York Thur.iay oct. 90 -BETNFS-Receints. el
;r Or s.a 49, H %o rad '1 FScns uy City
be-, fair demand at jTa sac prl No r common 70 pn"
cob. advice shipment. 700 beyes On ne 70. Iihic,go
and orlnoco oh - Deevc, AID 60 sheep tr various
NILcH cows-I~cep,-. 10 head. veFy nttlc trading.
Fcllne -tadv Tor god tock Poor TO choice cow h2ye
I'D 81 ana - Nei s ,g o tS lt "''' ""'
Kccs. at -, all ii, TsE,' '2S , head vsh S Thc
l,5I, scaicc Chaser, od a, - ioos2 80 per 100 n
wall at 5a ~ n. I~.t bucks County selling quickly
Dr,-sed calves had a fair inquiry aud god stock );
nm cty de,Cd veal" Gd a. ~. va re- country T5;C
dr,scd w,.tcrns At 5qec. ,.o w.. .,,,.. o,s =,
sde--Iiu@e q M 1od 1870 wl Il, n 'a a, do
81 ii 'i =. At ;, . led eaiScs' 2Sl = at 80
Al - = Co. $50 n. at - do. % u. at -: fed
10 :aaao csl,S- ~ n at - 90 sasscr' n,
Wa:h klloy Co.. 70 ycs, - n g.. at s. s. -
II D., "a 'f'i q; = ions 49, 50 ''4''r - D. at y 10
D M,lS e, a a. a. SO ''o' i's ~ at 81 l2s 81
sg's al a o To- ii % S S c % c and eSf. ~
M I'D @. a S@ % eqps %a1 Sa a"a S o 1eSg
,arrGa Srr at eo Id, nSa 100 io nso,,g o
I%s ,t' sheen Gid lid at i" '' ''''''
D,,s,i mutton slow a, GasEc choice wcthcr mutton
leccd stock ,,llng m hnitcl way vt l0So g. ....,.
= Per leo , do a. a, 7 g 2sl 30 WGe, sss
G sb ~ r. a. at 4 '2 se 80 wse It" DO - "a H. az $ g
20 d. ~ n az - so loi do % ~ at - 90 .3- do
Hume Mullen: 30 state lambs. 70 n. at - Sc; i2j
do 60 N. at - az 2l2 do. 90 r. at a. % lsl PcDn.
-ylysno 20 ~ at - 37i 70 state shcep 81 n II g.
q. Dllcnhack III State lambs. 10, d. - 80 do.
10 ~ s5 10 4tJo, - n -; 10 state sheep 7G No.
at -; bucks 100 N. NJ ~ 90
HaeDbcck Hollis, 10 state sheep 80 n. at - 30 ~
State lambs 75 NJ at az IS Y do u H. - 80 I'D
| do, - n. at IS so 2O Canada d., Sl n. at So
Walsh ~ Kirby & Co ~ STATE fnnibs 20 10 ~ ~ ~
u. Mcpherson Co. 80 state bn b. 80 n, &c IS -
90 d.. - n at e. 30 state sheep % N. at 81 93 o. do
| II n. a. ~ 20
Judd Buckingham 1913 State hints ~ n. at e0 l2e
| 1913 Pennsylvania do IS H. 50 10 40 Pennsylvania
| sheep, ~ ~ at - 81 state do 80 y. at ~:
HOGS Receipts. 20 I,3lG hcld-lS ears NJ
40th and cars Jersey City. one of Western
| and little punches of State hogs for sale. Firm
With good heavy and medium wcighte selling at ~ GOA
| ~ ~ per 100 n.
County dressed steady al 0'.d7'4c for heavy; IVA
| 7A,c for medium and sdSIac for light.
Salcs-Hume Mullen: II state hogs, 300 N average,
| ~ ~ 80 per 100 n.
D. Mcpherson Co.; State hogs 2o4 n, at
| O. 80.
J. N. Pldeoek & Sons: State hogs. l5o n. at
81 81 do. $50 N. at IS 6j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
STAINED
Good Ordinary ..........5r Low Middling .......>.
Strict Good Ordinary 50. Mddling -. ...... Il

Contract dealings quite brisk and the marlrt ut
time, ruled rather With little eN9 tcnrpt.
Tho total dealings aggregated over "7f.oOO bdcs The
,rrIy session DISPLAYED siderable covering
over holiday and buo,s liverpool market. whore
there equal 20 400 points. Here there
an advance Of 7aS points aud FOR awhile the situation
looked quite strong. Later IN, however the market
weakened on realizing closing At points ri-e o. ober,
point decline January aud February, with others
changed. Sales. pa 600 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

carly last night and paraded about the dstric N'a'
ing a number Of Republican banner rh''"79 az"
meetings including the one nj NO. W Ao,d
,r r mo, meeting Of the association will be he!d
ON Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

Warehouse deliveries october !, lSy.-N"" Oh.
49, $40 iags: baltimore 80 tags NewOrIran lI-'
lag Total. I75.l0i bass.
COTTON the SPOT qubt.d ',c higher. With Light
trade reported Sales, 1875 tai's fol consumption ihe
put receipts IS la bst~. against tVsl Uac, lhit
week AID %. "a lat year.
(rou M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

Liverpool telegnn.s-I - y. n,--Rec-ips 500 bales
Of which American. 5000 ta"- sales IL 90 bales, ~
which FOR speculation aud export So bale. American
1000 Dsle-. spot market active. MIDI Ing up9nd,.
1.l,d future. opened steady at 3S+d afshnec Man
chester rnariet-iarns-A harlening Tendency Cloths
Full prices Insisted upon. but buslnrs, snail HaNrN-
spot fnirket- Demand god price, nrn Ofd Spot 5da
Trts ord 5SL Rss Ord SOA' Oc;o,cr 92i- Noycubes.
Ne -ch 5Sa April Jis sellers. Future market quiet
Quotations ae te'cd Oh American standard OF clash-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

market steady; natives 30 5Od IS So Texans, 80 IS
Westerns, "a 25a ~ so, lambs. S40s5 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BIecckcrs Ms 252 to 25s Jacob Dodge, and 600 IN
2lst;r S1V ~ lanes M X Boyd ........ 1900
2stni,t No1 3 @iy Kosend ".np g. 900
.5NO5.2 jacob selnhadt, and wife to Joseph ., m,
4'ta,5,: = 81 II u 1880
tfs 3 SU' Vie OF 10 or Sa 2lOoo
LeNas Ion,aS' VIE 20 S0 Aug-t 10000
OIL. 0 OIL ~ Annie obcrle 49,. 5000
SdanSs' SGN a. N Ttc s, WcilI .. 5000
itn ar,tl - EsaSel Sl9o" 2l,OoO
stn..t so % i5s Eltt Henry Mcclure and wife,
otha S IN, , nor II I95so on 4AAoo $1,000
l2'Y.t ,,a y sI ~ 10 Isaac :, Edelmuih 10000
Lgeter and wife to Fanny Franz ann it.,vs 20o
5o,o6il George Lawrence ct al to Thomas r coo
prSpol leiG n1w st. s. l7oI # Of orchard.st
-:aa5ll Harry rnAney Norhrop to Thomas $50
13sthst n ;. . {, Of Rderaye 25Nioo; Ellen 10 aas
wo.6 Ilca u % i' corner Of 1oisst 25xi4
julius Kenei and wife, u John Amser' and 70 ooo
ror5 vt = iG IL. Of i65d.t lsS9' John ano
f0','' Decker r to t. t9herqS Milne *, W $500
f0i Decker s'sse to LOU. IH9n $500
i'5 Cart Ieit SGlp'a and S2fs'ray. , $3.50
Lot Ss Ga JONAH p@ sad WIFE, Il TO rac
water.st W $ on farm OF Mary Macomb Gath
Ward AloI psoiltop. rui'n anu ""V 200
Indefinite ITO n Of Riyerdae ave IoN ooo
90 Michael Tlghe 30 peter = Gllen and aloth.r -Vo
l@i,'iit No so West Non4o ieo.s ', 1920
39s;,t No. 2,a STtou S'''l' 'OO''' 1900
H. NJ Ncr X we, m,t 'onn rs.'' -. 81 500
InioH"HwE Decker i 81 A1esta $500
FoSt nror :, :, Cbare. 81 1900
Forest Ta,d S,d .Si Of io''' $500
lSot9t iT' tbe Nv and VIE I. johanna DaRin 5000
Broadway Highland turnpike, $ adjoining
3nds , 0t J ,ns S S at fn Shm $3.50
S'es No. Ens 81 West; 'onn stewart anu 10000
hsH.l No Two 1ona' wen '' " =" "'' ' 1900
4mn, " ' %nf oi' NJ man 1S-oV'V 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bcnno rranAia ana vile to Charles BSnner 81 600
pracadeT, frede,ca and WIFE, to 9 Hyatt eo .oo
sust OF ocha.s year, ,nS dSSascI Lie '''VV
insurance 60 s9thst e Of ooiumbuSa'e' DIG 900
''HIS ~ 'n ;,.ars " ......,.....,... 5000
p0vSm Hgnfg w. " coT .sd.st yer. 600
Dahim' JuiN wiii 70 a. p> y.,rs 1000
DAYS simon I@% We Of SrntoH, Sefs 1000
Dent 'ton Bcnsmin Il t, IN t''5' years $500
De 9@ons a ia a1S ry to IF ra s' yssr $500
pcasrr J,9" ,C VA IT, A"H t.,r o'Ni''o" 10000
EnE,r J%,n @nd W Tdai. TO io.t"Imdnts 1000
EGalmgt9' i,SlT, " - N '''''N " - 900
f'th'n J' sg.b:.' 0"% OF T't dave $1,000
SAM to = 'sioscs%u R'"iu'''' o' 1900
irGrrgk l, ,r 10 'n r'f. '.'i' .. 10000
nc all AS NJ S' NJ to ii Brady, iothst. 1000
LeSison- Dcn to Hermann RawetsOn, l22d. ooo
r0r Il St asaie' 10 yer Lawrence ct al
. Isc' aired cd ia sna %c Year: steers Sd Os
Maa. ' Helene to Unon Trust Co. iss'h'st' sooo
Nst and S s9s to ra Of f Dsaa9s;
ouit s rTe W' l. and auotacr /, FRANKLIN Swings
Bank W lithavc. IA Of 5lStst mortgages % ooo
Rel, ., Ssar Charles TO J W Decker Forc.t-aVc,
n' ,, s issd st ns,aments ............. 1000
KaSnTr Anne anu Of D"yc@st > ycars,... 1000
RIOS, ndorT Louis j. philip Wagner, : 2sth . ,o
IT. Of 3t-1Nc, | year, mortgages 1877 iIooo
SchoiIner william y. 1T AL 10 Mary bIookhed, ~
a. ,~,r. orc""'1,,' o. $1,000
s",'n w .N End M " ave Of 77th.st vas. $500
Satt alscln. Reuben. and Wife, to Chauntey Cam
bull. No. - Est Broadway, years z -, ooo
S" of wr r'T Enda "' Of s7th.st ycirs 10000
| Tcrfs Alouzo 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
Of i.i.t.s, . OF columbia, ave 1 year $500
| WE'LL Michael and Wife ~ ,'reenWich Savings
g,g" " -. 81 900
wa ton w r and vie. Union Dime Savings
Hank, : OF ;3thst. " OF lOthave, mort $1,000
cages year ~. -..-.- -.--. 3o,Ooo
"'' of "S Sisst 1900
Y"rNst y"irs -. ,.'...-..,......'. 1000
"'. ~ r eq w ill., / $1,000
H"nk n : Of 5sth.st " OF ad.avc / year. 1000
| Iascy. Edwin. \ \ Teets. OF 12lstst. Of
Manhattln-aNe | year. ............ 1000
'' ,i Hgts, emu cor Of lstSst years. $1,000
! MctIane Thomas aud wife 90 Northern Building
and Loan Association. lot 22l, map lots 23d $3.50
schmtt Lena to W Prime Highland
| Turnuike G = OF Broadway. adjoining land,
Hart oath Ward, years .-...-.......- 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21

VISITING OTHER LIVELY CLUES.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Campaign Club as
sembed at It's headquarters. No. 201 East Fourhst.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
FLORIDA's INDIAN MOUND.
An Interesting Aboriginal sepuichre Not
 Far From Jacksonville.

Far From Jacksonville.
 The fact that there is a real Indian mound, in which are buried number less Indians. within fifteen miles of this city. says the Times Union, has of late caused considerable interest and speculation.
 Col Julius Hayden superintendent of the J. and A. railroad. had told several of his friends of the existence Of the mound and also that he hao exhumed skeletons from 1t but they would wink incredulously. generally prehxing the wink by an intimation of rats" or sea serpent" until | finally the colonel invited a party, in- cluding representative of this paper to go with him and see for themselves
 The party left the city on the 2 o'clock train for Pablo beach and when within mile of the ocean the train stopped and the conductor called out Indian Mound"
 The party. led by Col Hayden. went into what is perhaps the pret- tiest hammock in the state Huge live oaks interspersed with magno- lias. palms. and many other varieties with now and then clump of fine scrub palmettos readily told the fact that the Indians showed good taste in selecting their happy hunting grounds. About a hundred yards from the station is the mound, an unpretentious looking pile of shelly soil. covering a a plot of ground about fifty feet square and several feet in height.
 The mound showed evidences of having been dug into in several places but large part of it had never been disturbed.
 Col Hayden explained that the sev- i erai skeletons SO far exhumed had crumbled on being exposed to the air. and that they were always found in a sitting position. Having no imple- ments with which to dig. several of the party scratched around in the mound with sticks and succeeded In excavating a number of arm and leg boues which. although in crumb- ling condition. showed that Col Hay i den's mound was genuine one and in all propability will be visited by every visitor to Florida as one of it's most ancient curiosities.
 At the landing the railroad company has had a platform and walk built which adds much to the comfort ol pedestrians
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29
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Seth H. kenney writes to Farm. Stock and Home an interesting letter on this important topic.
 In my last article tried to show that in poor year the Early Amber sugar cane was a paying crop. A lew years ago 1 was able to have sirup the year round; for the last two years the demand has so increased that it is im- possible 10 supply it. Good. pure sirup made on our farms will always sell before others. Sirup made in the ghborhood by one six lied in the business will always bring the best price the same as butter or cheese. The operator will acquire the skill and establish grade that will be sought for miles around. There ought to be one good factory in every town ship; If the slrup is fine it will com mand ready sale 1 have demon straied this in my own case so that l speak from personal knowledge There are four factories in Carver county. which turn out many thou sand gallons each year The success of these works proves that the indus try has passed the experimental stage
 It will pay anyone who contemplates starting the business to visit some sue cessful works and learn what he would used. and how the plant should be ar ranged. The usual ylan is for the owner of the factory to look up pure seed for the growers of cane. The seed grows on a stalk full Of juice. aud If not dried with the greates care
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-29

ished. They were executed with ter rible fidelity. Felipe praised them highly and sent them 10 the queen.
 On the fifth day 1t was announced that the queen was insane. On the sixth day the grandees of Castile were assembled in the Escurial when they were informed by Felipe that in con sequence of the queea's deranged mind she would be unatle to govern. On the seventh day Felipe the Fair was no longer "highness. but ma lesty." and his name was written above Juana's upon state documents. on the eighth day this same Felipe lay upon bier-he was found dead in his chamber that morning = Romance.