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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barron Esther E. TO Cook, SHAVE n OF
154thst. demand nc 70
81 al a cor Of sth-aye and lO3d'st' year
moTtga ages :. =. =, :. nd rrust
Co n : s3d.st Of sthave. years
Lawlor James. To j J Phelan, 2ith-st W Z"
10th lave, 2 years
RYAN John p. 10 s Ely. l3h-st OF Sun
ave. years i. &c - i,t,hst w
Tobias Emma to l. l. Whiuock u I-iOh'S''
Thompson William. IN Hobart l4oth-s''
OF 10th-avc years: .,
Wersteln Mary -, Ia VI Cohen, : Stanto'I-st W
OF Columbla.st instalments.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Had quiet day hd in SPOT Of 1913 &c G ioT
Rad7 Ro 40 sales reported. Mid gro"ths oeil a'iu
nncbengcd option dealings reached ItsPc's1gg, , "e
Constituting TIE brief session. ana the uHt U,
sr'es isvced H. buh" element, with an sdnanTe o.
pItos stimulated by encouraging iofeieh a.
and covering Of local shorts liaNIe
j. fTsc % September; stock in Hare ayo'VVV d ie,aV
~ eos ooO hays are Brazilian. Hamburg rua rte&u!
ynndan dvaHcei 3aGi. Onical quotations 10 p IA
Seggnir 62s January 63s 80 February 63s o. a,S
cd 10 kilosj, nominal ana koou
10 kiios) nominal holder sgeneralIy IelSin- 70 aense
~ lance exchange tpiINau), IL ".IO' ccps,
any Y3 90 iac- Kio ceaianccs United state, y
savsI IL 600 bags; RIO clearanceS to Europe - u''
active: recripts in saatos q days. lIWO Dass SA'
49, 100 90 hays santos market dull; gOOd ettI"se
s",ns ios5,O iece pit al Rio July 10 september -
49, 7o: 600 bags time 1881 40 oo1 pay Sn
tive 1880 sos 900 bags receipts at Santos july 20 "a
,emIeT 1897 555 900 bags came tme 1871, 1-lioUo
bag sane time 1890, 523,0OO bags loSl sN'oS w
"a bapS
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New. York and Long Branch RailrOa'
Gelp Uante0.

XVANTED-Educated, attractive ladies 20 sell wealthy wealthy
w families best physical culture apparatus hh""h'
WHITNEY GYMNASIUM CO.. Rochester n Y
IA ASr~ ED.-for the United states Army abb ooaIec
w unmarried between the OF II ana 80 years.
GOOD nav ations clothing ana medical atfendance app
eahts must prepared to furnish satisfactory
IN age chal habits. Apply at l4e iarn U~s
or IL Abingdon Square New-York CITY, or III kussnsss
Brooklyn.
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Proposals.

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. San Francisco CO.
~ Aus Ss na at Saa @ 4r be-
sssvsa at s5s osiek Me1asy
sSion ssa H ss and and ' hi Ps
ss .S Srn csfs pg HsHS e. tbs sn''
- ROPOSALS FOR DRY DOCK AT PUGET
FAT OF MAh9S SR 3SSAs
2f e Of .ppsoy.d March %ang a ais
invited and win be re,sd at da G 81 ean %Pt 1879 AZ
5, T dne s,y P@S Ses cS sr fec.
Sns me witS 50 s. ass 'S
0d Of s9G Ssfs and T' ali p U
R %ss b sS%Rns pa%s aSa'%s
or sha nan HS SP'a ae
M Says s sisS dap Ssss tsd and S the CHEF
the Of Yards and LOCKS. Y s. Navy Pep9r.men
% Sr py Blank sna t saT viii Be
and saU Site sdders arc rcSirsd % conanns
Naval stq'Sn Fach OpS o, m aSn D. 81
& :s' ;9's e:
f Gag' .rS CONTRACT and n Sf
ree ' SaaSnsS is% nSs%aHcs q Of ns
ara in the the udfHS Of THU bureau
SfsG@Espt may Chit .fqaI ea NY reY
II s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building
I. NwYOrk august GOPcas for n,
SewYcfE Harbcr VII be received a MS once unti y
S.ss 49, s9 and an" nd tn PSSiE Ssafs s'
furnished on application to this Office g. L. GILLESPIE
Iicut.-Col Of Engineers
n s. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building
dredging Red Hook Shoal. Buttermilk Channel y. v
viii be received this Office until II M September -
1902 and then publicly opened. Specifications. blank
forms all available Information will n furnished on
appcati this Office. q. l.. GILLESPIE. Lieut. Col
II Engineers
r. s ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building
I /. Xcw.York August &. 1so2-Sesled proposals for
drcdoino the channels Gowsnus Bay y. y VIII ne r.
ceVed a, hi. until l. Sept-mbe. u, ls9@ od
tben mhriv opened. Specifications. blank forms and All
sValsble information Will BE- furnished application To
ri. oNice G. l.. GILLESPIE Lieut. Col Of EGgineers
l. S ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING.
CEALED PROPOSALS for dredging the chan
- nels in Raritan Bay n j. will be received al this
office until II m September Il. 1892. and then publicly
opened Specifications blank forms and all aVaab In.
formation will be furnished on application To this ohce
C.. L. GILLESPIE Licut.-'ol OF Ensinect.
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING AT THE
u s NAVY YARD. BROOKLYN, y. Y.-Hur su
~ Ya,ds and Navy Department Washington. ID. G..
Sc,tomber 2 lS92.-Sead proposals In duplicate, In
dorsei Proposals. for Dredging at Navy Yard Brooky
New. York - will be received A. this Bureau until o'clock
d. m. on saturday september Il. 1872. and publicly
forms OF proposals viii Ne forwarded upon application 10
The Conmandant aid Navy Yard 10 the Bureau. Re
sponsble security Will be required for the faithful per
fofnaCp and the light Il reserved 70
ect anv proposals not deemed advantageous u the
Government and waive defects. bond for the sum
for the WORK n. II. FARQUHAR Chief Of Bureau.
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Railroads..

E RAILROAU.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AmER'CA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals& neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbro.ses and Cortinndf streets
In Effect SEPT. 12ih. 1897
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. yesuls se sDnss sns Pa 81 carr:
inassspoIs II 40 a. H. Chicago $50 p n and Ta,s ~,
d MS9Is 7 SiiaIRS q m next cay 0'A"''''
lnn PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1890 A. eSelS Sesong pnins Smoking
and Observation Cars presenting. nnsnea boS
sss sSs
sHaI 40 and g.
Indanepos ;5s a; p. Chicago '''' -''
'' III I ,da AND CISciNyArI ExrsEss, Vow
York and Dining cas O% Smoking Car and
nsass SS. AZ Me- aaS s. T. Io;
TIE CoLuMEIAN EXPRESS S,.pI'I. S0,,s. suo..
100 p S,'isf;
ESschss fT SS Ssy'Y SSr. Chicago Arrives
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
cP.eS ys aaa ssnB nas
Yofh .spss s.SSrs f5c;se .. A5, dss
Gy"n ei 1870 sG d, c aScsp sasy
rACIFIC LXPKEs,
cIyys. wee. si S a SsS
Ts n,n mex d cSGne sna s r fo s
and Tor Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
SOUrHWE-rEKN EXPRESS.
sac Mssp Sf:'1s' St. S.flsn
G%' to INDIA nSana GSsOu rs p &
st. nF louis 20 % a. M second md Dan
'%H IS Ss s S GS'"0sa
AshevIe and knoxville o,o,. y, h,s,ne.k. and ohio
SS Rs e g. Ss1S, s.S with
1sfossS G.c, espTsn Sa e Msvorl''"'
BALTIMORE. wAsTINGTON AND THE sCuT FL,
fa;S % Cars. AySss
sSSEsr Goac6c: Dining oal TO Baltimore arriving !"
sc s's A.: :;: ss.
% anS Is 60 90 "a IS
al. .sH 80 Fs nons &c., s sC anS 20 M
For BUFFET a" rSl cry Car 80 on g
For Yong srancn A.Su Grove .c % rctn'
49, slo . gao. 20 sac ,na wses
DAYS Sturdy only 20 D M. Stop sTna a xsSurS PaS
and ocean Grove on sundav.)
FOE PHILADELPHIA.
EApss, 70 VII, Og ~ 10 ~ rs Wssn ns9a
limited with Dining cs ir ,nd ii Z 70, d:S S
ysSS . s' 90 g M . .Sa 4 IS ~ 70
ss9SS %? Y s SS M M @ n
For .Ta5i. IaS: local pon', on the Perm rern,y
n, ," V. e sy' > 0sly 90 a and
b, ana ls' ana EaI; oo i2S 81 e.:
6 w and t tSnd r. It,. ' geo Y
ton,st., Brookyc; 20 nHdsOn.ss. hOooken Station.
p,gsse residences through aS:tnstion
General Manager. General P,ssf Agent.
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STAINED

cood ord,nary 5-l6 Low nlGIIlng :, Io-Io
81 aoSd oriinery .4 1916 Mddling .....'-."o''
ont,ons were dealt in to a liberal extent FOR Satui,
dav and the DRIFT OF prices somewhat eiratIc.
oTsning was a heavy one and realizing sct IN on q ,s
Ttvsrnool market; the result decline OF 40 II.,
30 h@wever guicklv improved the GoVernnes
cion report which estimated the CONDITION AZ ~ ri
sof last wear; local shorts covered Freely anu INT
tone was firm 81 3e4 points net Use ior inc u'!' W
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Reading. Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River.
INN. rnll In ecf- Snrf

Trains leave via
LENEcH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EMPRESS DAILY
sCRAST1N TX PitE-s. EXCEPT SUNDAY. sis
A. NJ, 1898 Y. M, J,ij r. H.. 1880 Z. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West.
SIP a; M 80 P H. sundays % 10 m ;so I. i ~
Z 80 p. IN. Sundays. : 90. el5. ii 100 a. Ia. lao,
80 p II. -
rs a. ni IL 80 2:l5. except Mauch Chunk, 345.
10 80 y. Sundays, 90, 10 IL 90 a m, 40,
80 J..
Fof louisville rs a. M. IL 80, 345 IN. Sundays.
II q. ~.
For uslelton, sl5 a. m. IL 80. 3;45. 80 p. m.
Sundays Is II 100 a. M. 80 p.
For y. mt in the Mahanoy coal region at rs a m,
- 20 3 - y. m. SUNDAYS. S:l5, II go a. IN.
For Wikcsbarre Pittston ard Scranton. S:lo a. m.
IL 80 %, 30 p. sundays, except Scranton, 10
For Eimiia SIS a. H. - 80. 7 80 p. IN. Sundays,
rs a. m, 80 p. m.
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Ocean STEAMERS.


A -HAMBI re- AMERICAN PACKET co.
n. EXPRESS SERVICE TO southampton Q.cn.on). Mag
nilc ant new twin seouers OF l3l30CO b. D. This
line he d. the record for iasest time TO London ana the
Continent.
Columbia u.s. 10 80 pm. r. Bismarck Sep. %, O. M
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE
WINTER SERVICE.
From Nrw.Yok T. Genoa eud Naples. via Gibraltar. In
ss days, by the magnificent twin-scrcw express
steamers
r. Bismarck NOV. IT Aug victoria........ Jan.
Normanna ..........Dec. oumba.. ..-.-.-..Jah 10
Grand Excursion Meditcr. saean and the orient
Duration ~ first cass onlS. - .,
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.
81 Broadwa., NewYork.
A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. ). CO.
IA SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON, ~
NEW-YoRk, SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEANEt.> -.
First Cabin s7O and upward. Second Cabin. so 4
berth StccT1ge, low rates Steamers AL from ioo' OF
2dst. Honokrn. "a
S2, ss = ~ 0: sr Se s gs, =! a M M
Taye Tne. scn. % 6 =. n ifahn Tue. oct. 4. p
MEDIIEEEANEAN Line
Ncw.Yor4 70 Genoa IN less than eleven days -
Vera sat. Oet. l. 10 "a. Kaiser, II oN.I- ~
Eniia sat. oct 10 y. H. "a ga sat- nov 20 a. " ~
Ems, Sat oct - D. 10 vera. SIT " G, ~ - =, ,'
Vera sat, nov. ). y. m male ~ DEC. ~ "n'
SEWNoEK 40 fALrkMD AND NAILED
NEW YORK 10 ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT
BINS ruc... Jan. }. p M.
0EiRICIIs & co. Bowling Green
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CUNARD LINE,
~. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA o. rENSTOWS.
Aurania Sept. II, D. m Aurlra. o.t J.? D. m m
a ia. a oct - a. N4'
scr.ia $500. oct. l. noon. seryis Oct ~ ~ a. H.
Umbra .... Oct. g. n. rmbris Nov. D. 80 a. m
FROM Pier 10 Toftn Kver foot u ClarE- on,st:
Cabin uassagc $50 and ari second cdOn. 40.
20 ii-kes 10 and fr1 all parts OF ufopr AZ
low rates r freight snd yi,sage alpy a. tis company
Office 10. 4 Bowling t,rr'u. Ncv.Nok.
VERNON n. BROWN 3 CO.. General Axens.
A -iNNAN LINE. ,
N. FOR QUEENS row. AND LiNERPOoL.
This Line IA, discontinued carrying StceIagc fass'h'
gers from Europe. 9. q, .ooo
CRY or CHFSTER...... Wednesday. sept. 81. 8 D. m
CITY OF PARIS -Ncin'siat sept % ~ a 10
CITY or BERLIN ..---.. " 'di cay D.t D. = - M
rrora Pier 80 y. r. adjoining Ch-'topher-st. Fcf'y y.
ocs tion second elhn ~. and SO prel1 9n
80. S,eeraec SO. INrERNATIONAI. NANIOAIlOS
90 General Agents. Bowling niocn. y. Y
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AII.-ItAIL ROT TT.
NDY HOOK ROUTE
rnr LoNG nRANcn. OoEAN GROVE. I'd


rom Pier . y a.. Rector-st.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Bcach, Normande.
.,,hriohf ana L0ng Branch at 30, 1915 A. NJ Il 100
S.tpriays onyJ, $40, 500 r. NJ. sundays $3.50 a.
NJ 90 L. VI. c -, n, , - .
uc.aut a. lOl5 \. NJ. Il 200 saturdays OnyJ. as
30 r. NJ. sundays, except Ocean Grove ana Asbury
r'T Ear Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 80
a. Tickets and parlorear seats can be procured at l72.
os5 26i AS 7s5, 9i2' LAO bicadway - Murray 81;
"a west l2Sh ST. YORK 1893 Washington 81, 72O
I,l,n, ST m ooklyn and "a Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wcscott FsXprrss Co. viii call for and check baggage
nom Motel or residence TO destination
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Delaware, Lackawnnna and Western Il. Il.
IN New. York foot of Barclay and Christ
SHORTEST LINE. VrSrIByLED TRAINS.

PULLMAN COtCiiE-, u.
D CLAIR THE oEANGi;S summit BsraarisVil.. Ba,k.
i Beontcs asb eyer '' ssinhcPe BTSR LAKE ,LAKE
HOPATCONG. Hackcttstown oCHOOLtY'S NOUN
GAiN.,, WashnEt9ai y, PM Pr II : ,EAsIoN.
scnh$r6H'.. hIIT$roS, %III;KKElSI6}jAKAE EXN,,I.
srose. BINGHAMr0cXy,, OXFORD S9RRWWIcH, Water
SYRACUSE, 0swEGo, ITHACA, oWEGo; ELMIRA,
OnS W EA ynRTWFsT And souTHwEaSSF all
go A. M.-8UfrALo klElfIAI.D SPRINGS ana
OSWEGO EXPHESs. Pullman parlor cars. COane..
A. Buffalo with train tog CHICAGO, arriving o45
7.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NAIL. stops ct principal
1.o0 =. n.--sCRANloN. DINGHAMToN ana ELMIRA
EXPRf.SS. Pullman coz cncs; paror cars.
I,fO p. NJ Sc AN1ON, WILkEsBAR and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars. -
1880 =. vi. (dailyl.-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
300 +. NJ. Jdailyl...BUFFALO, RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and oSWEGo nXFRhsS, P rilma,iN see2sros -
Mufay.st aud 100 broadway. Ticket ferry stations
ave- New.York; 1888 washington.t 7o6 Fulton-st: and
X9S Bedfodavc, Brooklyn Time tables. giving full In
formation, at al, stations.
wESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
ehsck baggage from hotel or residence 10 destnstoa
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave station foot Iihert, ~.
WASHINGTON 5.HOUR FLYER DAILY, 1850
riiILADELPHIA FAST LINE, EXCEPT sun
RELATION EMPRESS. EXCEPT SUNDAY. s:i5
A' L6Nt t.'i BHRrANCm FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY. $3.50
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
with Din Dining *, Car r. NJ 80 rs $50 MitS Dining
SUNDAYS 90, 1880, ii sc wa Dining car, M
nsGt .,,,. .oo :, ,n
WITH Dm%s 1 %sr 4 H. 80 80, Dining Car 90
AGlt,na trS week days for Baltimore 90 P NJ.
Ere; SsrS on %, Dsy o ni sife' 81 NF 10 Ifas No
.5sid,y % ss9 > vs. speay ata 80 A. NJ 100 30 10
or HARRISBURG 't4 90 Ks 20 A. NJ ;oS LIZ: 10
Sundays. il 80 A. NJ 90 300. 50 p NJ. IL is
' fo' rot.,yIe $500 7t9. s:t5 IN 90 80 90.
day. yo Ii 80 A. 80 90 $50 90 p st. iS:5 nis5t
fer suobury IswiseMs ard WhI,am;Por,t at 90 ~
si ta Day ht ~ sunday. Is a. a. 90 + w. i Is
100 rs = s3 sa W. 80 81 a. NJ 80 o. & A 5ss
tcr wghe..ar-s. ritt.teH and scrNnton. s;4S A NJ.
sA3 A. M 100 80 p 80 ,unGSry 5S ~ A. II 30
4. 'T% NJ. 30 100 80 100 80, S:i5 80 p. NJ,
sundays . 90 II 80 \. NJ. 1 eco Z. VI.
AlI-RAIL route.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For fr hnld and Atlantic II ghlands Sc. $40 IL 80
4 NJ 80 80. 6.l5 T.. NJ. Sundays, except Free
aid $40 g. ST. ! 90 =. VI.
p,,ant 4 e. 81 II 80 X. Nj 80. 80. 90
10 ! 3n G:l5 T.. VI. sundays. except Ocean Grove
and >sbu y PARK eco. II 80 4 NJ. 90 7. NJ;
&Goi Tens R ~ E1rP e r. PARK and Barnc-
ror %.lsntic city Vineand and bridgcton, 80 A. NJ.
~ or Monmouth Reach. Seabrght and Hshand Beach
. az Tx A. NJ. 80 80. GI5 Z. NJ
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A RED STAR LINE.

A RED STAR LINE,
n. FOl. ANTWEI.P AND PARIS.
WAFsI|AND -.. we'd Srpt. "A /, noon.
HEIGENLAN II. sat sept = = ~ y H.
lh,se carry StesNpe Passengers rom Juror,
Fist cabin. $50 upward; second cabin. sSS f,,l"
s43 aud SIS. Reduction on round mp Apply iof
'Iact. ,or Travellers" StocTage AZ very low rit;S
INTERNATIONAL NAVlGATIoN CO..
Cnnefsl AGENT. D0WlInE .rreen
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TROY BOATS,

vI'kOT BOATS,
steamers sa.atoss and City Of Troy leave Pier g.
foot West 10tn.st.. daily rxcept Saturday, o.
Connect with sEs for SsrtA and Eat Sunday steamer
eoueh n AlbanX.
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unchanged Sales o4G bales Tor cOhsuHp0Y50I' 1s01
Crop movement: . $50 a55 ], 657 .757
Visible supply observation-disclosures 40 So ~ 800
Receipts, days 4sG g. 6oJ
Hxnorts TO Great Britain, days. o'7oo $50
Fyports 10 France, days ''is6 3037
Fxrorts 10 OsAtinent DAVIS. "0-
stoSK in NeN-Yo,k n licensed ware 11e 800
houses counted daily '-'''- i37ll
In other places (estnated)....;... ''''-'
Totsl stock NewNork, by running or, one 123 o31
Stock in all United States ports-..- 4o''ooo 49, 80,
LH kt pAlmsricsn 600 Bales sales 1000 bales OF
which for speSuG . easier Mddng uplands Id
Futures opened quiet at 1-64d dcclne. =. ,.ss,eca
Quotations are based on American S''no''u u
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SPECIAL EXCURSIONS,
ia MAINE S. s. co to Cottage City, Mass, and
Portland Me.
Ncw-York TO Cottage City and return. So
Ncw-York To Portland and return, So. - - - .
.yerv Monday Wedn sdsy and Saturday at p. VI. For
information apply to HORATIO HALL Agent at the pier
EXCURSION to West Point, Newburg and
IL poughkecpse daily, except Sundays. by Albany Day
line steamers at . n. m. from West 22d-st. pier.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE.
britannia sept IL noon Illanni odt 10 80 M
6~rinanic septD2s 10 80 Ter. c. 90 20, N.
'Teutone... Oct. D. p. M eutonic: Noy. = : p m
From White star Dock. foot OF West lOtn-st. 49,
Saloon rates so sd. according 70 steamer ana ioc%
Atom Of t~rn Excursion tickets favorable terms sec
I'D cabin on tcsc steamers. go aud $40 S1erasc rom
=. - IN. Old COMFY $50. 30 - Broadway NewYo:A
Phi lscslphla oaICc. sCi Nslnut-st. x,o.,v ..
4 MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE 70 BRAZIL,
n Ma ST THOMAS. MARiINlQLE r., and EAlIDADOS.
THE L. 5. & Brazil. MAIL, = >. CO.
IRON Rob.r: Pier, BROOKLYN .
: s. VIGIIANOlA.. W e1ucs day, > pcnber Il, noon,
and from Newport News, Va, olc DAY lst.I'
PAIL, f. GERHARD & CO.. Gen RAJ Agents
INV" - 10 Wkltohal-st.. New-York.
10g Triif6SS fooK son 2Gi and .2o5 Broadway.
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60 Get for Business purposes.
Gonnirp prop.rtn for Sale ano 10 fst

DLAINFIELD. y. J. - . =,
l=t. BulslIN''lON, ~ W'sJ oVth'-V'' ~ D.
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A NCHOR LINE - S. Mail Steamships
"A foi; GLAso 9w via , 10 20 POI " itih,t
Ethiopia. sept. Il p. n Anshota oct l. noon
st ana ~ Second cabin go OF '1 ia 'E D. 'iD
q" " r,o.u $50 and upward. second CABIN, $50
For draft. tou.- ard other Information. Apply 10
uENDFEsON BROTHERS. Ag nt>, Bowling Green.
CONpAGNIE GENERALE TranSatantiquc
" FRENCH LINE 10 CHEkBOu IA rNl.A sAI.
la CHAMPNGNE. EOyer.-...--.- sat, sept - A. m
IA TOURAINE, frang nj sat- oct. !. 10 a. M
NOTICE.
Tn, travelling public wiz please take notice that on
,nd after Saudi y. septemher third Gc steamers .;
romnagnle Gene ole Ten atanIuc VIII HtrNr al AL
tr,n Pot Cnci bourg. nstUd OF a'Ic. Until further
A. FORGET. General Agent. No Bowling Green
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PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
w. JAPAN AND CHINA.
NEw.YoRK no JAPAN j. T. DAYS.
t(fpI;i,SS OF INDIA........... OctoDrr 10
EMPRESS or JAPAN -......... y ote nher IS
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-19
WHAT Is CATARRH?
The OPINION of An Eminent Medical
Authority.

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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-19
ONE OF Fl CAuSES-

One prolific causes of the defeat of the
republican party was that it was under
the control of men who insisted that
the policy the %exigencies of the war
compelled it to adopt should still he car
ried out.
In 1862 the federal government found
itself in great straits from the need OF
money.
Sir Money-bugs of New York and
New England had the cash but was UNI
willing to relinquish it unless upon his
own terms. He would take govern
ment bonds at 80 cents on the dollar.
He would have these bonds made re-
deemable in coin at a fat rate of interest.
AS soon as he became the government
creditor he became its master. Being
the master of the government he was
the owner of the republican party
and at once made that party the servant
of ~pleutocracy; and to do his bidding.
1t was necessary for the purpose of
revenue that a large tax should be levied
and collected. A tariff law almost pro
hibitive was passed, and protected
manufacturers raised their prices to
enormous heights.
All this was excused during the reign
of war, but the b~eneiciaries found it SC
pleasant and so profitable that they de-
sired to have no change.
For years and years they kept up the
war spirit that under its cover they
might still continue the robberies made
possible and begun by the %exigencies OF
war.
The people became tired of the reigr
of the p~lutocrat The republican party
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to shake off the schackles of money.
bags, had only to accept the sweeping
condemnation of the people.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-11-19
StrODG witnesses.

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