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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

Evening Prayer at Christ Church next
Sunday will be at O'Clock instead of 7
O'Clock, and the Sacrament of Baptism
will be administered.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
NATE "TIIEkE'S MONEY ~ IT."
We w a MT YOU

to act as our Agent. full or part time as able.
Permanent position guaranteed to men or
women Liberal pay weekly. stock com
pletc. Gilt edge spccaitcs. Experience UNI
necessary. Elegant outfit free Address
Nurscrymcn. {. II. HAWKS * Co.
Established 1875. Rochester n. Y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

Miss Else Hobson isgiving instruction
IN Latin ana Greek, three of our Young
people taking the former and one the
latter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

l.. II. jerks, dentist, will be at the Essex
House, Wednesday, Oct. 5. remaining
two days.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

Sing no. sing hey, the gallant Major
that you are,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

Our County Court report viii be found
on the second page.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

Capt. Randall and wife are spending
their vacation in Dorchester. Mass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
TR0TTENG BRED
STOCK
will be held at LAMBERT STOCK FARM,
DERBY, VT,

(thrce miles cast of Derby Linz. VT IS head
of well bred young horses will be sold with
out reserve. Standard Stations and FiliiCs
Standard producing Brood Mares and Fillics.
Standard Stallion GEO. r." s6OS. foalcl
1881, Sire. Kenmore. 1923, by Almont, 30 :;
Dam, GipsCy, Cdam of Bessie 2.29ap by Bay
Lambert, $50.
Four fine young stations by Lambertine.
1O;96J, son of Daniel Lambert 1O2, all prize
winners.
Colts of fllics by the Standard Stations,
Lambcrtine lO9G5, Geo. f.. S6OS, Cruiser
2967, Protector 1927. and other noted sircs
Several Cents Drivers, Etc,
This sale comprises a draft of the best
young stock at the farm. and is without
doubt the best opportunity ever offered to
the public i'll this country to purchase such
well bred young stock ut public auction.
For catalogues and other Information ad-
dress.
GEO. #. TICE, Proprietor,
WEST HOLLAND, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
BLAND PONDS; LANcASTERs:
u. 3.

Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Gonya are taking
in the Hub this week.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
MARRIED.

WHITE-CAMPBELL. At the Roman Cath
Ollie Church, Island Pond. September ~.
by Rev. FIR. Trottier. Mr. James L. White
aud Miss May Elizabeth Campbell, all OF
Island Pond.
URRIER-THOMPS In Barton Land
ing, Sept. 81. by Rev. c. S. Hubert Fred
T.. CuIrier, and Miss Cora u. Thomp-
son, both of Island Pond
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
NORTON.

September 27.-Mr. Osborne's brother,
Arthur, who has been sick at Lancaster
for some time is dead. He passed away
in the morning of manhood amid sor-
rowing relatives and friends. We offer
the bereayed family our sympathy in
their sad affection.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
BORN

DALE. At Waterbury, September 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Dale, formerly of Island
Pond a daughter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30

\ strange case is reported as having
occurred at AverilI. A young man feel
ing sick at his stomach vomited par
italy decavcd lizard which measured
nearly four inches in length.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
FOR SALE.

A house aud lot in the entcrprsing and
thriving town of Norton. The house is prnc-
tically new, having been built less than two
years contains rooms and an ell. The
house is built in substantial manner. SPLEEN
did cellar, and furnace. Size OF lot 90 $50
feet. Also thrcc-fuurths of an acre Cf land,
just the thing for building lots, situated just
across the boundary line, in sta Ihope, +. O.,
opposite the English Church. |
also offer for sale heavy ana 3 light wagons.
For terms and other particulars apply to, or
address, JOHN CONWAY. NORTON, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-30
MONDAY, August 30,

and continues twelve weeks. under the sue
CcSstul management OF Mr.. w D. Parsons.
The instructors are experienced and compc-
tent teachers and will continue u conduct
the best school in Essex Co"
thorough English and classical course
has been arranged, and we invite those hay
ing children to send away to scho vol to exam
inc the claims of this school.
Board and rooms for sclf-hOardng can he
obtained III good ia miles at low rates.
Correspondence solicited.
REV. a. II. WHEELER.
Chairman Of School BOARD Island Pond. Vt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
1--WE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Aug 2.-Cate-Eeccis last "A hours 60 head
total week $50 I'D; for same TIM" last
week. $50 head sale. 90 hcjd market very ul Tor
on Hog -ii"Ctipt~ last - hpHf>
900 total week thus far 30 80 h al Tor sn
time last week go head consigned thfOu IN 101o
head TO head, sale ZOO head mar
slow and closed duh for all xmas, Nlh
gra>-rrs entirely neglected heavy sIadc,, coihu, go
ri packer aud medium. 5000 10, AOlhc!> -oeu
cOriI-icd -OGS6 10; common Il too =" - d
good heavy cnds - i0"s1 80 PIGS, 90 10 DE- o.
drafted 65GSJ pigs, common sAip to AIR ~"
- So assorted loush~, fjdsj Is; common rou@h, - ~
n$i -. -A2s. 81 5OGri. sheep ana Lambs -kccclrlS
lGst - hours, SEQ head total for week thn, @i IHS'N
through 400 had 70 Newly ork, 400 hraei on sAir'
100 la al about steady no very scod here, ch9S
In fancy wchrr> - 2juS5 - fair 10 good sheep 81 -
+, he's. - t.JI4B 30: Cull> to flr -5dT5 81.
Chicago AuG. Tile Event. . journal reports: ca
tie irc,n, 5000 head. shipments. 100 head; man I
-ady: tn,d to .Nua >tI-. - 2J0rl 90; othri - V0
a 10; T.Nars - l0ds3 30; lanr,ts, ~ 10 HOGS
ccipN 5000 head shipments. 5000 l'Hd MAJ h't il'
st-l0y: rough - .10-' 90 -""i EiN 80"
e., IS princ heavy and butchers weights. = Sp9 - W
li.t &, 25aS.t So sheep Receipts. 5000 had snip
ucnt, - 500 head: best grades hieh' other. staH} ,
natives g jOas5 80 Texans, S3 31dfi 90; westerns
II Louis Au.. 2-Cattlc- Receipts 200 head; ship.
meats 400 h.a1 uIarhc; steady iar 10 cho4 haINr
..rfs 50 .5aEi - ordinary far Texan steers q -vo
- 30 cows and Gamers. ~ 0d:2 % Hog ise' clI-
5000 head shipments zoo head u1rnci r'air lower
heavy. IS 7CaSJ mixed - $3.50 so Itlt. - h'
-hcc-Irccipts 100 head shipments, 100 h'dd market
strong; choice native mutths, - %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Mo,t.aye n Of i5Oth.st year..+ '''>' 1000
another " Lewinst : Of Delancyst ycir 1000
Of ith.avc y1ar" ..3S' -' 1900
sowitz no 1875 ed ia. lease ~ ''''~ 1850
ct al tPu.tecs: 50 Mid~onst y e1i $4,000
d OH ,,s" yoo r L. Dive .. 1000
1ornct Of ra .E' instruments coco
S'Sm00rr Jeannir i, aud another. q Jane,
syc year. ,"O''' =" oo'''' 10000
3en, Anna t. T. sierra guardian. At
-, iofn"y'st Of Stantonst. mortgages. year. 800
Scw.York all fghis Franchise ctc bonds 1000 900
"slach, kar NJ. 10 thc Society for the RelI",
OF 2dsvc, "r,.' o 'Va"''" 1000
"@lh2nmTn. Ernest and wife. 10 Theodore
years corner VI 5000
Delaney t'"' Of 20 Slin ros 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
COTTON MAEKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

New-onr4u-. Ayg. 2.-Cotton dull mIdalins. a.iee
low Wlddl!ac ll-l6c; good ordinary f-lOr net ~
ceip,. ~ bae,; go->, 500 bales sales 100 laic'
'' S'Si,r,ton' Aus cotton quiet; uidlune &c
low mid ,lg, 80 sood ordinary. 6,c; net and fro
receipts ba. = Including 10 bales new crop, sales
80 abie- stock i, lalcs ~
Norio j. Aug. lotion quiet; midilng. BLOC
low mddinR G1c good culinary, 'ec, net r'c'ili-
- tur: g'os, 337 bales exports coa-t"s" 40 bales
stock. i.GS6 bale
savannah Aug Cotton dun midiiins. BIO
low uidillug .c. good ordinary. &C.. nj ana -f"-
PC, 1T - la -, including tale new crop. s1l.~
bal: stock. f.cj6 bales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

~ trial the County Klrgs. Summons Louis fahrr
rantir against SCHUYLER T. Brunley and Ida r. Bruml"y
Kis wifc Willard 5 Brumcy and Jessie Il; hrumlty n
wife. George D. BTniey and Noble l. BIumlcy, m
WIFE Maud J.. BrImcy Aida Jac9u"s Gif,iGPhcr
Svrzey ard Bertha A Sweiey, hi, VIE ana DaNld =
MURRAY defendants To the sbove-nnned defendant, /.
YOU hereby summoned - answer The Complaint ~
iis action and 10 copy Of your answer on NE
p.inrs Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service
NJ tiis luminous exclusive Of the day OF service" ana
in your failure n spPer ct sn."ef Judgment WI
In ti., Complaint Dated. May 18Th, 1907 lKA$k \.
IRISH. Plaintiffs Attorney Once ana fo7phce Sud'''7'
No ~ Wal street Ne"YOfk cry. ,,,, -
TO the defendants Ida T. Brumey and David MnrTay
The foregoing summons Is served upon you. by pnhcn-
ton pursuant order Of the Hon willard bhItctt
one nf the Justices the supreme Court Of the state oi
yrwYork dated the 2lst dag Jupe. 1892. and filed
with Tho complaint Office Of tho Clerk Of tie County
.. I{iug4 al the Hall RecOrd In tho city 81 Brook sn
NewYorN on I'D day q June, 1892. aid complaint
having been originally fled IN said office tho ot daY
On Nav 1892. Dated. NewYork, June 22d, l592
FRANK A: IRISH. p!"intli > Auornry T. - @ou'e'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
Ce1dl Notifies
" EM-N-NRN

" EW-NORk SUPREME cot RT.-Place OF
" thai the County oi Eing-. summons. ACTON 40. J.
Peter H. EdnIOn ton. potf AGAINST hnylrr j. Bfu
-v and Ida H. l.m,y Al, VIE, Willard =. Eflul'A ani
josie H. Burnley. hi, wife George D. biunlr, a.l
Moi le /. Isiumlrs hi- Wf-. Maud .. BruuIcl. ANA
Jacques Christopher Swezey aud H"itha \ NMt@rN I-
wifr. aud DAVID ,. Murray. d~ierdoni~. 10 tl' hpNf
NAMED Defendants You hereby summon d 20 ansh
N, complaint this action, and To- r'r copy oi l'N
au.,rl on Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty Ga a..
otter Wee ~ this -uuh"n- "Nu~N" ui ih' AZ "
fcr. anu IN youg fiilur, TO 1l"N or au'"
i.G be aLail-s you ~ drI~llt lO l'
relief demanded IA" complaint Dated NAV l'h. ~"
ITA<k 4 IRISH. Plalntr's Attorney. bii'" Ind f''
oncr addf--- No. Is Wal street Newly" ~.
To the defendants. Ida T.. Bfuuley u'd David NHif'
The foregoing summons II re4h~d upon hHi, u bi.
lion lur.lant L. an order - "a" Hon WilAfi H'i'l'
Of 81 the supreme Court uf The ~ A. "
New Yo7k datad the Oft day % Jun" lStiS 80 u. a.
with The complaint The office VI the 'rfk 81 "a" '"hp
~ King. al the Hal Of Record IA ne ' 81 Hfooe d.
\eYofk on the I'D day ~ June. 1N'2. nad c9mPH ny
having beeu ginally ned N suid once on ue il1 1
- NAV Dated. Ncw-lorK. Juno ia, lN'-
In lSK IRISH plaIntins Attorney. l.. D. address
a,d once 40 Is Wall street. New-Yofk Cry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

~ trial thu County 0 Kings. summon. Action 10 .
peter H. EAmon,tOn plaintiff against schuyler l.. Bfum.
lev and Ida L. Buncy. HI VIE. wizard = brim"y and
Ir-sl. IL; Rlurl.,. h. wife, tscDrgc D. Biuul"F ana
Molie L. Brumley. H. wife. Maud J.. Eruuicy, ANA
Jacque> Christopher and T. tina y. SW~feN ms
M and pav.d , MURRAY dcfc'G aItr. To the above
named deiendats; You hrirry summoned 10 ans"'r
~. cnr,a nj In This action r"It" copy u Your
answer Oh the Plaintiffs AttTn"y Mithn i""htF d"i .
Of rNrlr-l'' OF Inc nav
service u your failure To- appear Or ni~"
JUDGMENT viii b. taken ogsnst you b. d"fault 10" NJ
relief demanded the complaint. Dated Nav I'hi l-f1
FRANK A. IRISH Plaintiff Attoine'. ono" ana Fo't-
office address 80. Is Wal stiert. New on ltf.
TO tn Defendants Ida T. Bruml ley and Da'ld murray
The foregoing summons Is sert'l upoh KEN $ ,,
one Of the justices Of The supreme Court OF he Siac %"
Xcw.YOrk dated the 2lst DAY u June, 1S"S. Az hirl
win the complaint IN tie ono, Of The clerk Of ~ C9nny
XcwYoyh on the 2od day June 1892. said complaint
having beeu originally Med said Office the 9Th day
~ Nav 1892 Dated Sew-YOrk. June I'D. lsi<
FRANK A IRISH. Plaintiffs Attorney, p o. address
nni O IL VIII .tfcrt. Now OIA lltY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
for 5ale.

~ ~ =
~ OR SALE-Ncw cruising steam yacht InnqnIo.
II so feet long, compound engines, built by HcrcshOn
Mrg co. owner cabins forward saloon IL ipsJ ;
va s,arroons toilet: will berth persons, besides
c"cv of j. furnished complete ready for j. the
nst Nenicnt and hc.t steam yacht for pleasure he
.orrauv have ever turned economical and carrc
coj enough for months cruising Equipment j. very
everything Hfst-cIs-. Yacht Is now IN
commission aud can be purchased at once; crew on
be retained by nurha>rr required: or
s.ncr iStlcTilar, aTpy to HERRESHOFF MFG CO..
pr,stoj H. J.. where the yacht can b. eocn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
AouEDUCI COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
NEW-YORK, July 20. 1892.
TO CONTRACTORS.
g., IL

TO CONTRACTORS.
Dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the worl.
ID and furnishing tho materials called for IN the sppoyeo
,o az contract now lie In the ONCE OF the Aqueduct
Conmls,lonrfs for Building tie New troton Dam as
Cr.-U Site On Croton River IN the Town 81 Cortand.
Wcrchesr County. NewYork. viii b. received az this
MIN until "Wednesday the 24th day OF August loy2, az
" n',l"rt u IN at which place and hour they Will be
pulcly opened By A1ucduct Comm s'ione ana the
wafd OF he contract for doing said WORK and furnishing
said materials Will BE- made by raid Connr a. soon
Rsnk forms of said approved contract and the speelhca
lions thereof and bids Proposals ard proper enNe9pts
~ thslr ncosur and OF bond and also the pans
nv aid work aud all other information; can oe oDtapeo
al thc above office of the Aqueduct Conhhisslonefs' on
APPLICATION q the secretary. ,,-
D' oN " ' JAMES c. DUANE
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
nlisrcll

\ OW SPIRITS GENERAL. NERVOUS AND Ply .
Ia SICAL DEBILITY, MENTAL DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without an instance OF
failure. Pamphlet prospectus With voluntary tc-tHOhas
OF the cured endorsements Of the press free to all
'o"'o'N''O" %ddrcss p o. nox 1895 Boston. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
6elp Wanich.

L GFNTS-ssl made last week by agent selling our
"A new CUTLERY specially Address call after : D. H.
CLAUSS SHEAR CO.. 100 ChanlbeIs.,t.
4, OMPETENT STENOGRAPIERS
L register qualifications with Employ
en Department directed positions. No cha ge
20 1.-The uarty WYCKOFF SEAMANS q BENEDICT,
" 327 Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
THE MARKETS.
Wholesale PRICES DE COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August . ls9"
III -

BEANS AND PEAS.
recepts for the WcclI-Beans. 2,3Oi bb~: pas 1850
~ i>port~-B.aas 1.4Gi pkgs peas, l. lS6 bl s I'm.
- ,O3 cod beans Domestic receipts have run
irht AGAIN hi~ week. and with ar trading. especially
The market has gained additional, cngh. Choice
Nov have advanced to s. 20 hmr few SHES little
hiehor and best r1fh. o. m,dium and pea gong
Iinlv af 81 a5 several hurdr d barrels red kidney
hv bern placed = j0d@2 % AID few lot, reached
A. 60 California Lima ATE lcc higher, and firm Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
LIVE POULTRY.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES
Long Island potatoes have gradually ear on ILL., nr
price most sales the close At al 5fdi 90 per
Dbl only few extra loads geing any higher Southern
stock is running out and the few lots sIPing snow
generally posr quality. Sweet potatoes nrn LOT sIss
and well culled stock onions steady Ionaoes Musn
Lover Elephants more plenty ana es1 nS. b.sas now
quite plenty and choice large In fair demand ..., a,
xAAtees L. l., Der Dbl IN bulk. .........1 oI"%A %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
BUTTER.

Receipts for week, 57oGS pigs. Exports for week,
, AZ Prices have Strengthened Just little dur
inc the under the influence of strong Western ad
ices and a moderate trade, partly OF speculative
cha acier Jobbrls and dealers n"hcNe that the recent
hot weather would give good dea OF poor butter and
hev secured considerable stock ahead RMS il causing
oui,ter market CLOSE ahd the feeling il
than steady except fancy quality which l. Shortening
IN VerV Business TO-DAY mainly nc
fancy Weston Creamery: strong effort made to
escn 23qc few faNOrs ots, ana while we believe
mat sn occasional Transaction effected at that price"
a. i, TOO exceptional have amy plac" III quotations
s.,te creamery in tubs firm az DE and extra quality
in nail, worth ebOut - BE. Filst> are quiet at
a2c and large quantity OF sour. summary
butter that moving AZ all state dairy half tubs
when closely reach pc for the best. good To
rhnirc lines selling at 2Oa2lc. Imitation creamery and
western dairy fairly saable when hne but lower
sor,s do not have much call. Factory held With d,sldcc
confidence. Exporters buying some lots at lo'2d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cI lt the
different railroad distributing points IN and the
Tor the w"rk been follows: Erie o,l47 OF
nil Il cans Of condensed milk and i93 Of cream
Pennsylvania Poushkcepsc and Boston 81 cans OF milk
Susuuchama, .4i9 Of milk and - OF cream
Llcka wanna 4fjO cans Of milk and % cans of cream
Ncw-Iork Central and Harlem 1G3S 81 milk.
II cans Of condensed milk and Of cream; New
YorA city and Northern. 90 cans Of milk; Ncwhavcn
and iIlrjford. $50 OF milk; Ontario ami Western
400 Of mi and il5 cans Of cream West shore,
- milk. Of cond lllSCd milk and 81
cans cram NeWiprstv Central 80 OF milk aud
10 cans cream aud by miscellaneous short routes. lS25
cans OF milk ana cans The tot daily sup
ply been POSTS OF milk. 1872 Of condensed
mix and so cans Of The price paid for the
plus has ranged between 81 - and - 30 can
Of quarts The MIX Exchange Price % 20 cents u
quart net to the producer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
At TIE EXCHANGES.


There was little more movement in the real e,y"
market YESTERDAY and seyoal sales were made shown,
distinctly the present current Of piice' one Z" u o
notable was by c. y. Bcrrian. who sold at the sa'''
y, li3 il.ccker-~t. being the northwest corner "
suth Fifthay The property consists 0f sin st"fy "
Easement brick aud iron building. steam heated anu
nt,cd with elevator. The bidding fom $4,000 Wy -
Sol 600 Nycr Fustcr the buyer This ''"
oi.lty WAS sold at auction By a. II. Muller son o
lafv "A OF this year: II then realized slO7lt5 In
present price therefore, shows ianG oil OF h''' o
D. r lns@Gom a c. "eI9 uIG I, i9gI.i west Of
Real Estate INchah-r' ~ "o 49, hi lot ne
property held und, le,sehold vita fourteen ytaIi
81 eco from william r.-seiborn. ~ ,. an
Inc ~,c advertised by James L. VOLS Of po, , on
Fo,tayc liirhbidse, ~ y, vithd avn tn matter
John < Goiting offered at No III Broadway three
story aNsns Sa lot =. iSA ca il%"}T c r prop
cty ,Sa to the n6n l in g. p9 90, Nm. Sin %
rose om $1,000 70 1900 The plaintiff the DuJeF
scicaI prominent memhes Of Grace Church wcrI rrr.4
tn moor Of the lNchanse yeste1da "" ,iarnett
CO. FOR on account Of The estate Of Mary III S
sSrp;ion Of the NV the aactoncer' by order Of the
rS iocSi@% sioe Were sold at the regular weekly
H. lss@ inter-, rata to fcbrnay n aI sgo o.
10000 share, o. the jersey Eiue Mining and MIL
'"E oncqugiSr Interest the Gold Eagle Mining Claim
or Lodr Quart Creek Disttet in ,sgnnison
naming t'rccfOuths Of said claim; $40.
~ order Of Assignee o. John T. Jones; -.
900 shares u the Jersey Blue Mining ana Mining W.
800 shar,s o. the Contrsc. Mining ard Prospecting
co. Of Colorado. Tll.
For account OF whom IL may concern ,.-,
- Shaics National Bank Of Commerce. 800 each Io
$1,000 Atlanta and arotte Ar i:ne AZ iaii ,@a no. 1
first mortgage per cent registered bonds, Que l9oi III
t.rcst January and July 1lGr. 100 no,
80 shares Fourth National Bank 800 each. W.,
- ,haics Wc,i National Bank. Tloy each
Ii shares Ncw-Tok, New-iaNen and Hartford laiII''u
in, spell o. ,ocl weather enabled Of the
brokers make their arrangements Tor uc con-
inc s,a son Agnes X. Murphy, that was expects 10
Mace three large syud cate, the market during the com
Ing fa!l The property lie handled lies chiefly IN Inc
annexed wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

Receipts for week, 70 pkgs; exports for week jls
pkg. Evsporated apples are having quiet trade but
socks are we'll controlled and there sLIong ing OF
ali grades sundr.ed sliced in small supply firm,
AID exporters looking i0f cOarse-cut, prime u
which would bring Top quotations easily i;sspSerIes
nrmly held but SOW Shetnes quieEtf, baekDerIles
ahout / oAO n, OF new North Carolina sold 4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
Confirm Boar0.

\, XCELLENT BOARD at reasonable Prices $40, 81 30
~ 80 pr week. at Lawrence B' ach Hotel nearest
M lv Long Island In select locality;
nxe train any hour from Long sand CITY or tatoish
I'VE. brooklyn. for Lawrence sta=e, meet trains
49, n. W. HITCHCOCK, Proprietor.
UREENVILLE COTTAGE. -Greenyie. Greene Co.. n.
" High healthy location near mineral spring tele
graph and r. o. view Cstskis Mrs Maggie Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
Proposals.
e. Wbitehall-st. New-YOrk

4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehal-st., New-i ork
n Ctv Univ % 1899 Sealed proposals. duplicate.
for the purchase o, the sde-shecl steamer Ches.r A:
Arthur Will received here until II o'clock m, Aueus
81 IsJ2 AID then opened. TAo vessel +, N sood c9nu,-
lion and because services longer required
Sb is ia fc 1g on d,ck over ALL 10 width over
all idh " hull - On outside 70 outside Ton.
maze about f7s draft about ~ feet Has passenger
long by 10 feet wide ret vide ar one
sta.roou. Lower cabin ntcd up with berths Machinery
j. In good condition i ready Tor immediate and
service. She practically reOu,rt IN Lo,s
aud boilers pua In the before Terms casn
ON delivery o boat, Each bid must be aceonpaned
by certified equal 10 per ccntum OF the amount
Of bid She can now b.. seen at wharf ioot OF ,h IN
Dyke sh South BROOKLYN The Government reserves inc
right 10 reject any proposals. Proposal must be
udorsed Proposal purchase OF STEAMER Chcster ~
lrthur and addressed " ALEX j. PERRY, Assistants
Otar,arns sosr.t,eper L. :. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03

NUTs-Peanuts quiet &c for fancy handpickcd. and
o63c farmers: Spanish shell,d quoted at 5,d5a,c
FOR y. ! 80. 3a2ac Virginia NO. sheIe1 iun al
81 G3hc ana No. / at q. 02c.
EEfSWN\~ Market quiet and easier Southern quoted
~ 25,rlGe for laigc LOT. Jobbng sales from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-03
FRUITS AND BrRRIFs -eHLsH.

Apples fair supply, but rs'e,y O.. choice quality
Prime fruit size 81 rcd varieties. -
in good demand. but sweet apples and poor qAi;f, Of
psCcs. SOuih,II H. 'oi'r pea
cho ce quality have Improved; Int nr sie @r'i\ a..
ere mostly inferior, such drag NelN lDf
pics. Southern Bartlett OF good quality sol AZ
S2ef2 so per crate. Prime table sorts from nearby
points meet fair demand. hut cooking pTarn cnlt
show decline. Per southern Zach, are iuin
quality and quantity and the few received are u
Irregular value. Maryland and Ieswa- Iioht "na
Mt. Roe meet good demand few extra larie "d
hcb.cOlOed slightly exceed quotations. IancN grapes
have call but poor lots are greatly neglected 'st
OF the offerings Of quality or common Lnu
ard al such are Vert hard 70 sell Elack6ere, hsSc gd
very WI, hut weeker; quality largely interioT
Choice hucklebcrs I'D anctd late last
week, but have ruled lower: closing, how