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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-11-30

Sl3761 63 S13,76l 63
Respectfully submitted
J. &. ATCHISON,
County Auditor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUARTERLY REPORT.

TOTHEHONORABLE, THE BOARD OF
l. County Commissioners Of Esmeralda
County, Nevada
The County Auditor and Treasurer re-
spectfully submit the following report of
the financial affairs OF said county for the
three months ending September 80, 1892:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
COTTON MARKET S-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, July 10, D. INSTRUMENTATION mddline.
l6lGd. The sales OF the day included 400 ball,
American. Futures closed nrm American ntdillnc low
middling clause July delivery. 5S64d value July an,
August delivery, 53-GId value august and s.ptsms
delivery SOD value September delivery. 3 57.Gn
sellers September and October delivery or.
october and November delivery. GOGfd sellers Noven
Ter aud December delivery G2-6td3 G3Gid; Dccemb,,
and January delivery, l64d value; January and Rbru
airy delivery, 3-6fdi 4-Gid
tayannah July lo-Cott0n dull mlhdllnc, G l8.1Gc
low nidding. 9-l6c good ordinary. l-jc net r.,
ceips, bales. gross. u bales exports coaswiac 45s
bales sales. 40 bales; sfONl, 500 bales.
Galveston, July lo.-Cottm easy; mtilins &c: low
mddng. Che good ordinary. &c and cross re-
ceipts. u bales .sles. DC stock. Is oss bllcs
Norfolk, July lo.-Coton quiet; mbldling 7Isc; low
mf1ng ll-l0c; good ordinary. 0c and yross ~,
ccipr, bae. exports coa.twise, l05 bacs sales 3;
bales stock. 4,77s bales. " "
New-orlesns, July l0.-Cottor steady; mldfling T.
low mlddling. 62c good ordinary &c receipts Gsc
lslcs gross, 7ol bales; exports coastwise 3j5 bses
sales 200 b1es; stock, l02 SS5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

1881 and became principal of the Deerheh Academy
Mass He resigned five years later ana studlen Iol
two years at the University Of Leipzig. IN lo7e ~
accepted the chair OF German and French IN INC 'h
yersity Of south Dakota. Two years m'tr nc c"e'o'
Johns Hopkins University, from which he received the
decrce of Pin d. From Earham College, Richmond,
Ind Professor Cutting will enter the University Oh
Chicago this fan as assistant professor OF German
In the department OF French language ana literature
Professor A. dc Rougemont and Mllc Lea H. uo
Iagneau are the instructors. There are "sht cSSes'
The classes in old French large as also III literature
There Is French circle which meets every afternoon
when historical and literary subjects are uS'"9,'"
in French game of French authors ana Singing
oo ,ootnrcs of these meetings. The classes rcite
t1v,c. a day. MANY Of the students take ther
meals at a French table where only that iahsaase
Is spoken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
THE prvNsyLvAyIA CHAUTAUoUA.

Mount Gretna. PENN July II (speclall-The gates
were closed here today but number OF visitors ar
rived on trains stopping at the grove saturday night
Devotional exercises held In the morning and
were we'll attended The services were led by The
chancellor, the Rev. Dr. Max lIaFk, ana the Rev.
George D. Stewart president Of the Chautauqua' AT
30 p service OF song was held In the main au-
diorum At O'Clock devotional exercises were again
held in Cbautauoua Hall presided over by DR.. Hark.
Generally the day was spent by The Chautauquans in
a quiet manner. Those who occupy cottages on the
United Brethren camp-meeting grounds. outside the
Chautauqua tract, were deprived OF lhe privilege OF
attending the services Of the day. as me ga.r, Wcrs
closed but they could visit Camp McClelland and
roam the mountains, while those inside the gates
con NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

comes from the Chicago School OF Languages ana ID
an efficient and enthusiastic teacher The elementary
classes are stil large and they are visited by many
teachers who find advantage in observing the con
duct Of the work and an objectlessOn IN teaci'ihs
The intermediate and advanced classes In language
and literature have greatly increased in numbers ana
in interest The students are American and German
American There are large classes in schiller, Heme
advanced prose composition and sGitreading' besides
class engaged in transating High German poetry
Of waher Won der Vogelwede into modern German
Professor Cuttng graduated from Williams College III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

stor. y. Tho contemporary science OF the mind, and
four lectures on fundamental ethical questions.
The enrolment OF studsnts for the summer term OF
wear at the corresponding time. Iwothlrds OF the
students are TEACHERS by profession, Ce remainder are
speciaI COURSES parents who studying to help their
children etc Presbyterians and MohOdfsts lead In
from nnlyeritie, colleges. academies, high schools
normal schools denOmnatonal schools ana pubic ana
In the country are among those which send students
this wear and every state In the Union. besides canada
and foreign countries, are reprcSchUu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Total bbls

Refined petroleum was UNCHANGED at cents per r'on
I'm barrels and 350 cent? In bulk at New orb and 90
cents in barrels and 345 cents in bulk at Ph1dclphi,
nhd Baltimore. Cases were $50 cents gallon. Grub
oil va. nged 400 In barrels &C cent,
in bulk. With Washington crude 10 points under tho-e
quotations.
Foreign quotations declined TO lJh francs per Oc kilo,
nj Antwerp 5Gb marks per 80 los EcTnen and ff.u
4'.d per imperial gallon at London.
Oh CITY. Penn, July Io-Naonol Transit certificate.
opened. 5's highest. 622; lowest 52As closed 52s-
Sales. 10 600 Dbl. clcamnccs. 22 900 bbls.
Pltt.bufg, Penn. July lG-Pctroeum. 62i4: National
GoI4 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
c1AssIT1cATIoNs OF STUDENTS

phe department OF history is conducted by professor
Moses Colt Tyler, the cour9e having specia reierc0
N the naplug OF the English Colonies In America
A., nautical institutions of the Colonies and the
remoier causes of the Revolution. Professor tyler
I'm his class work applies modern methods OF HISTORICAL
research to get hold Of the real facts, to recognize
The historic significance Of classes OF facts ana 10 eA-
anime and copate facts In q dispasaonate spirit
The result Of this method OF dealing WIN history Is
10 eliminate myths and to secure tru'hiui "'Ss
for historic cancellations, and non partisan treat
,n.p4 Of every question. obstacle 10 truth and
tustce In the study OF the history OF OUT own country
is what Herbert Spencer calls "the bias Of patriotism
Professor Tyler recognizes the reed OF applying 10
this study the disintereSted spirit OF science anu
that The application Of this spirit constitutes one Oh
the great disciplinary advantages IN Inc study VI
American history Love Of country is thereby In
tepsfed because is based upon the soundest reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Dressmakina.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-Un de-
,lgur hotel order a. short notice and mod
rate charges; goods purchased II desired.
Mrs McELROI. 81 Fast 9th-st.. opposite
Dcnning's.
DRF.SSM AKER.-Elegant cutter and 1T
ter. - day, or at home perfect III guaran
reed India six. rrcnadlhc or cloth suits
made In one week for go fancy wal-ss and
Russian gowns - speciality ~ Fast 10th
IT. nrar BroadNav
pRFSSMAkING. Artistic tailor.mad0
suits from so; ut and workmanship guar
,ut,cd also ball, evening and reception
dresses At equally low prices. BONA'S,
AZ Fast 2Oth-st.
FKENCH DRESsMAKER, cutter and
filter, by the systm DOuc-t. Paris, wOnts
mors customers by the day t2.25 no OBJ
lection 10 20 to country arrangements by
the month. 1t0 hacdougsl-st
WANTED.-By an artistic drcssmaker,
a few more ENGAGEMENTS by the day In first
class families; terms AZ per day Will re-
model reference. D.. 254 SthHNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July l6. p m.-Becf-IIolders offer freely
perk-The supply is POOR Hams and bacon Holders
Taow-Holders offer freely. rpcntine-IIodrrs ofer
moderately. Rosln-HOders Offer freely Lari-Spot
Offer moderately prime Western snt
and July steady at SIS August and September steady at
81 3D. Wheat and n0ur-HOldcrs Ofer moderatev Corn
Spot-The supply Is poor Futures Holders of'or mod
cratcy; mixed Western September steady a. As I'D
Hops London-Pacihc COasH Holders arc not oforinc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
for Sale.

AwNING7. TENTS. FLAGS. OIL
Truck Cover, ready IN stocl Best mNeu.
tactuftt. lens. - 30 W. ABBY f9g l.
HOFFMAN. 80 We'; Broadway.
Al COG UPRIGHT PIAHO. $40; stor.
igc nest.- row thiIc polalH silver mount
- al ia'e.' Improvements, Auti,ell pianos.
4 ~. Who'll. SALE MANVFAC II ltHNo,
IS We -3I't
A SPECIAL SALE TRUNKS. BAGS,
LEATHER GOODS. SIT AMIR TRl NkS
AND CHAIRS below coat. closing ont no
T .a.ouabl, ole. refused. 757 BroVd~Oy
corner sth-st.; und-r Dahiclrs.
At REDUCED PKlC rs 700 second
uiJ glalantScd mschlnsrg bought and eI'
chahsei GEORGE D. EDDY. SSs Mad.
sons,
BICYCLF.-Brrga.n Nov Mail cushion
s3f IS. cyclOn.et'r bell. lamp. $50 cost
$40; perfect. KoMAiNE. 10 Murray-~t.
BRICKS. BRiOhS nor SALE.-Jard'n
BricH 60. capacity 81 600 900. manu-.
"A tgrrr. Of hun. Pompellan. ornamental and
81 fronts arches ground az shortest notice.
once Nor;h i3'h't. Philadelphia.
CABINET folding bed $50 upright,
handsomely curtained. el2 80 West 2oth.st
gAinoAI,. ~. is55Is = o"ger,9T = e9 a
Hudson Park Rochelle y. Y.
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE Very
profitable. Elegantly decorated and fur.
nishd Price 1850 Near Gramefcy
.arA owner IN o. - business. Addr -
W. :. l.. o. Box l.6n3.
For SALE-Old violin. celebrated
hhcI, great power, tone; now sp'lAI
price DAVIS eHA oth-aye.. near adjust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

WASuING.-Respectab German vom 80
wants washing at home or Y ~ GUY " sos ~
day. Mrs. HOLEYAR. 4As SSs
st.. LIST leon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
FURNISHED 6ouses Go fet.

lIty.
10 LET. below PARK, brownstonc house,
well furnished. $3.50 per month with board
for two adults can be rented now or ia
Septcmber. For particulars and address
inquire r.. r., Room "a. Book Building
100 5th-ave., corner 2Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
flnts 0o Get, lin Furnished

NTHE DALHOUsIE. 40 20 - West 59th;
frontlng Central Park a choice single apart
ment 10 rent in this fine lireprooi house.
Please inquire OF jonitor.
OOTH.sT.. II WEST. near 9th.ave. and
5atb.s,' elevated station Handsomely deco
rated iat 4 rooms and l oath rent 50 t bns
West i29th.st s rooms and bath; only s-5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Real Gstnte To &frbanQe

FARM o. so acres, and retail milk busi-
ness selling 300 qts. at &c. and Sc. per qt.,
10 exchange for large farm suitable for rails
jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
miscellaneous.

BIRD MAMMA keeps Canary Birds In
GOOD health and song while monltlng or
changing feathers lSc. by NAL. Bird
hook free. Bird FOOD CO., 400 y. 30.
IT.. Philadelphia, Penn
MATTRESSES made over at residences.
al - up. MANBOKGUE. I07 T.. ll.th.st
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings.
heads Of the Presidential candidates Tor
tanners. &c, for sale at KENNEDY'S,
.o5 East 125th-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Real gsiaie nDanteo
Country.

WANTED.-TO rent for six or eight
weeks n furnished New. E.nrland .o .,tn'
cottage or farmhouse with from five 10 eieht
rooms and barn accessible 10 surf batslne
Send full particulars 10 "TIIk. Ciie
MANGO TELEGRAPH" Norwich, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Qitn Real estate for Sale.

HUDSON RIVER.-Fine homestead. SO
acres & great bargain less than half cost
dwelling, 20 ROOMS fine outouildlnes: mag
Dincent view; abundance fruit. WHEEL
WRIGHT, Box l07. Hamburg.
49,, 900. -5-STOKY. two stores, on Am
sterdsn-aye.; bargain oil rented. SIEN-
EMS, Columbus ave and 03d-st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOUBLE TENEMENT, cold water fiat
for sale-Rockaway-av ave, near Eastern Park
wsy. East New-York; new house very
cheap for cash. Address RAPID. Box 10.
Tribune Ofice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
TEACHERS AT CIIAUTAUQUA.
EDUCATORS OF NATIONAL PROMINENCE
LEAD THE WORK.
rTc-DFpARTMFNTS

THE COLLEGE, III LIBERAL AETS-DEPARIMENIe
OF ENGLISH LITERATURE, FOREIGN Ian
GvAGEs, HISTORY AND CHEMISTRY
cLAssIFIc ATOMS OF STUDENTS.
C,hautanqua. y. Y, July 1.-THE exercises az
Chautanqua are divided into two classes Inc puuio
prorramme provides entertainment ana 'nsTucuo"
daily to all the people and includes courses oi
Sunday sermons single addresses concerts ster'Vp'
20, exhibitions ETC. the educational system l. dls-
tlnct and comprises the College 81 Liberal AI'S,
Teachers Retreat. school o. sacred Literature, 9o"'0
of Music school Of Physical Education ana many
SPECIAL classes as phot ography, Desate' cooAi's'
the kindergarten china painting, tapestry r"'i's'
wood carvinc,. typewritng. stenography' Pnnans.p
ard bookkeeping. drawing and painting Industrial
drawing. elocution and oratory william X. harper,
president OF the University OF Chicago Is pnnC'p'i
of the Chautauqua College OF Liberal Af'' ana Vi
the Schools of sacred Literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

Euns Deliveries. tuns Charter.
Total Ibis ........ oT4 OfR gli 45- ~ S~e 49, go
Average per day. 1900. 09574 Gj.als 4?56 550ii
Tho Buckeye lima Pipe Line from July 20 - IN
elusive. reports as follows.
Excess
puna. Deliveries. dollyeric.
Total bbls ...............427S f7 GO2oSo ia "'rf
Average day B.. 9ll 1854 1900
The crude certificate market retained ia pro'c-
sSt week. with tho dcalings show Ing waning a.
position. Prices remarkably steady. considering the
depression IN the foreign refined and
the output ~ the Nc Donald nrf The transactions
a, old OF significance throughout and the closing wa.
.acn1nt.
The range ~ prices and tho tonl DEALINGS in National
Transit certificates at tho Stock Exchange aud the Con.
soldated stock and Petroleum Exchange Inst two
a, follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
ipork h)anteo.

Females.
YOUNG SOPRANO, high. true voice.
familiar with church service, competent TO
render solos IN most finished manner. de-
slres position. Address X. L., Tribune Up
town Ofiee. l.2i2 Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
FURNISHED Rooms.

VERY LARGE. nncly-furnished room,
or suite, on Wet 10th--t., near jth-alc.
Addrcs. II. i. ~. 80 Broadway.
NIsIIONS 10 NIW.YORK,
v shine rooms In most central location, Amply
1t 81 asst II ,t-st. references.
7 EAST 27TH->r.-Cooi, handsome suites
large and small rooms.
I0TH ST. q FAST near Br0adNay.-
Ficcan. largo furnished rooms - a week ,
ga, running water. folding beds; smaller
rom. - pleasant homo.
l.59i BROADWAY. corner 45ih-st.-
Large and small desirable looms: very low
summer rates rlfernce trIi sicnts a.
commotatad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Business Chances.

\ PROSPEROUS drcs,makine business
want -pc,4al partner with $1,000, - D.
rnl frrf 10 uew premises most serious oIcr
2 ofo in,ettmsat principals OILY please
answer. J. l., IfibInc ONCE.
~ OrPUHrl' NTrY which VII Iay 100
per cent ou Investment; ever! f,w month,
+ onrrri bv MUTUAL IAND AND
BUILDING SYNDICATE, 20 Montgomery.
T.. J"r-cy C!ty.
CAPITAL procured for r,r, hant, and
o'hcFs investment securities 500 on'r'nes
r.u.t b. higA-cla-- investors invited. 40.
IL BENTON & CO.. Is WQll.-t.
tONl ECTIONi RY -MauufJctu.lug and
tick horses. wagons iucudc1l. elr'lng
% 30 annually % iablsfel u ear. hooAs
open. SHERwlN & Co, 237 Broadway.
DRY and FANCY GOODS store FOR
-A.c on account u travelling good paving
business, good locality, no ai'nts. la
qulrc ioj Wet iiou-ton.'t.. city.
FORTUNES ln a .lnelc year tor farn.crs
AID orI"r,. Why delay Address HjN
MANUfN'TCRISG cedar pals. tubs.
rhurls. complete factory; 100 a'lc' timber
and, CLEARED tln.ur last 90: unqufs-
Touahlc ousnire - 800 secure, haif In
:crest eHERwTN. 237 Btoldway.
NICE DOWNTOWN buffet lunch and
?, staug,nt Oh ground noor. well ntted W.
lnve,tieote WnIfiNG. 10 BToadway.
TO nuILDERs- Good MIL and mdchln.
cry. &c. for sale. very cheap L.. SIS
I-aStale Place. city.
TANNING me cali skins bu-lnes, u
large proportions under light cNPnse;
81 80 ia stock machinery. etc. Illness
su.c Of selling. SHERWIN & CO., 23T
Dsoatway.
wEILEsTNBilsnED BUSINESS in
so,snnah Gs.. showing .ylcndd re'ults
~ dull season. c. H. bORsETT. real
estate dealer. Savannah, Ga.
WANTED Partner familiar With large
financial transactions. who can invest ten
TO ffiy thousand dolla-, profits very large.
address FINANCE ~ chuph-'t.
SIPS Will BtY tho copy right. Includ-
lny ciO nne ensravlngs, IAN. containing
100 larse portraits Of Union Army oiiiccr.
Addrc.s J. A. MORLEY, lj9 Wentworth.
st.. Cleveland. OHIO.
~. 900 STOCK to sail in extremely profit.
able. rcllc.tnhl she'd . nahfs business
,.ilrs 20 buyer FOR -eryicrt 1liicrs and
sscnts needn't answer. W.. T.. y. Box
1913.
As. 600 BUYS fully protected business In
rlu.lnk stock dealing staple spccialtics,
urtly monopoly thoroughly first class
open for inspection. SHERWIN & co.
s97 Broadway.
% MINERAL WATERS. Sole
agent for Se.-York; business now earning
,su,l Interest given. SlIERWIN s CO.,
a37 rroafNay.
$40 6oO.-rICYCLES, toys, children'a
carriages; established - years sale, 800
COO annually; PROFITS. one-thlrd; splendid
openlns for Young man owner retiring.
SUEEWfN & CO., 237 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The June report OF the fennsyyanla pipe lines showed
an increase in OF $4,000 barrels ana Of that
425426 barrels went into an expansion oil National
Transit certificates compared with the preceding month.
The June gain stocks greater than the increase
I'm May, and appeared from sharp hiIng on Ia
deliveries rather than increase I'm receipts although
somewhat than In May The net stocks
compared with June 1891 larger by 7O2lf81 barrels
and National Transit certificates are increased 35os 500
barrels. Following the pipe line reports fog The last
two months and for June, 1871
Penn. W. Va. June 1891. Nav. lsg2 June ls'2
Receipts ............... 2,43i992 26ll12D SHo8N3i
Excess receipts 49,. sO5,6.3 4eo ~ j7SGl:
Daily average recepts. sli5@ SGj2736 :, tgl
Daily average deliveries fO,!iJ 73,'oJ Io,l'1
Excess receipts. 1olSS lO d..
Nct stocks 1890 1861 80 1S9tbShj
Nat. Transit certificates. 2.J5,OJ5 3opi5s OSC1eii
when the plpcine nCurs' az, comrGrd w.tb those of
previous months ~ he there VIII be ioInd NJ SANE
persistent characteristics accuru latnc torkH The pro
ducton has been sustained At tcnaF"aby toqGi
figures. while the deliveries running down. - .h'I
should do. II a hopeful Of The future !. ~ -
taken The net stocks arr now nearly 1000 goo blrrt
in excess OF Che amount On hand y,2i ago ana zoe go.
barrels Of June. 1890. The folio" NJ tables
show he stocks. the and ia" deliveries Il TIT
nr.t six months 81 the last three wears;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
gonntrn Real Gsiate 90 Get.

ISLAND POINT CAMP FOR RENT
will rent my Adirondack camp, Qp Lower
~. Regis Lake. near Paul SniJh's Hotel.
For particulars apply 10 HENRY w. CORN.
ING, Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
pcrses ano Carriages.

FOR sALE.-Child's pony, cart and har-
mesa or 70 hire for the season. Address DR..
o. @. JACKSON. L. o. Box lG1. Jamaica,
L. L.. N. y.
WANTED. so ,oO0 600 people TO send
Tor Blreh's carriage and harness cstA-
.0guss larges, assortment In America. ssty
s,odersye prices don't pay such eacayays an,
cYises tot harness ND carriage sstab-
Nsksd 1852. Address J. n. BIRCH. e0T.
tingsop. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Go Get for bns,ness purposes

A SMALL or large Park Row from,
Office. In Potter Building. 10 let Address
Z, r. SAVAGE. &c Fulton-st.
PARK ROW 'front.' once 70 let in Pot
YER Building. Address L. 7. SAVAGE.
e Fulton-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18

W. mos -Ib3Io - SG7 SffO3 =. "a ~ III snG
The Ruckcve Lima Pip" In" report again rcre,t !
declining tendency IN stocks and there smart
decrease the amount u outstanding certificates Tie
ohio fields stiil present tho picture " eonsuu on ONT
stripping the output. ia shaip Pennsvlyana
where over production j. the feature. ~lri-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
0ounIrp Real GsIaie for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR-Dreu.
ings for sals or " let; large assortment Of
handsome building sites terms eCy
TUBES TAYLOR. o Beekmsn.st. N. 7.
toK DsON RIVER city or rural
apply 10 0NArHAN DICKINSON Tho
real estate agent, Poushkecpsie. N. Y.
FOR SALE.-One Of the finest estates
on the Hudson; near 300 acres. j. g
BEACH. 81 Broadway. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Buckeye 1iinnl )
To'al barrels ......... az o.lSl


The partial returns OF the Pcnnsyl, anita Pipe lines fo
the first ~ July show daily AVERAGE In rum
CO 574 barrels against full ~ T7bli harr
81 July 1901 - 400 barrels In 1870 and - tlTrcs
July. 1850 The deA"fo. have averaged - 3ls ltr
res against 90 727 barrels n July. 1891 ~ so harr
In 1890 and Si77G barrels IN 1889. The p'pe line
turns from July 10 IL .cAateis 10 tie Eth inclusive
a a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Gitp Real estate Go ftt.

VACANT LOTS TO rent or lease, reason.
! able terms, foot OF I'D .st., North River.
Apply DAVID MUIR, los Hudsoa-st., n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
BOARD an0 Rooms.


-A.-ATTENTION
An attractive I'd noor bath private table
n an az o., without board near 5th.aye.
SuItrs and single rooms. transient or per.
manent. summer prices; apartments. doc.
tors Office, all desirable locations; highest
references given.
S. c. LELAND & CO.,
so West 3ith-st.
A NEAT, wcll-fuIulshed large room
hot and cold wa. r, bath; summer price. el3
West 46th-st.
Ar 81 IRVING PLACE. Beautiful
rooms also suite moderate rents.
GRAMERCY PARK NORTH (known as
137.i39 Last 2lstst.)-Deli ghuul location;
elegant rooms with or without board; also
privileges OF private PARK.
H0TFL VIANO. 80 East lsth-st.-Sum.
n1er garden table d'hote; rooms daily,
weekly: With or without board; elevator.
GP,NTRCY PARK.-To let with
hoard single and double rooms; house and
surroindinrs uneXcoptiogabo; references
- changed.
otST.ST 0 WEST Desirable rooms,
with hoard visitors t. city accommodated
permanent, transient; references.
2Isr-sT.. 10 WEST; Largo and small
rooms. with nble bo1Id; sumner prce'
transient, accommodated.
2gDsT s WESI-SecOud n0Or large
front room. WI board; also Other rooms.
96TVs'f.. 81 WEST.-Eiceanty fur
n,sfci looms single and on suitei superior
table: summer prices.
47TU.S ST, 80 WEST.-With board, hand.
some room, references.
brooklyn.
II MONTAGUE TERRACE. Bfoohyn
tn.rd r.a.onabln rates for zrufu"r months
) ralnu,e' from Wall-st, Newly Ofk refer
ence required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-18
Excess deliveries.

The daily average the runs ard deliveries
dates indicated were rs follows:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-10-13
Attention Old Settlers.

At the Old Settlers Meeting at
DalziePs grove in the spring, owing to
wet weather, there was a very light
attendance, and it was then deter
mined to adjourn until some time in
October, and then to meet at Heizer's
grove adjoining Great Bend. Column
bian day, Friday, October 21st. has
been selected as the time. Let every
body turn out and make this meeting
and picnic the most successful ever
held in the county.
By order of EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.