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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Liverpool. oct -. 3:45 p. n-Beei. pork. hams
and bacon in fair demand rheeae-ihe denahd i.n !,
al -, ior september make. Talow. turpentine ana
-c,in in fair demand Lard-ep9t and futures IN POOR
dempnd Wheat In fair demand. Flour in poor De
mand Com-Sp0t I'm fair demand: futures the de
nsnd is improving: mixed Western spot firm at ~ "a
october fra ~ T. > BAD November firm At As sd ;
December firm at i - la Hops AT Lonlon-laci'c
COast-rhere is nothing Offering.
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THE STiTE or TR DE.

na%Srr o s' 0ia%rn d" 54 g9'l 5"s .ar
rs PIT Wheat "rd p SG rcd 'g" a 4c o''S %ay.
20 Ia 20 I'd; steamer No. . red. 90 1.io 80 80
4io.CDO bush. southern wheat weak; Fuliz' va
ne lon.herry. 7Oo ,Ic. Corn steady: mixed, spo''
a. ia SO: January a. IL. -c steamer mixed
- l-214J j-~r. receipt 4HAYO hH'h, Sto'h' ',oin'
white. an lec: yellow. 406A oars steady 30:
white. Wei 'rr. - 'eJDc ~. ni N'l DO '''' ~
receipts, 1000 bush: STOCK. l3-2'J bi'h. Ky Uuli
- Gc7 bush. Ila, steady good 10 choice um"th;.
~ .5o 80 Grain freight, qd" cotton noT Imia.:
iirr active: creamery. tylcy 2"0 3oc; do. far TO
4oIc". a6o 80: do. imitation - % ", ian Go
2Or: good 70 choice. Ia Ice. ron, hN - 60 Wv,
fal, 10 good. l9a2lc: store packed. l1"lec. tsg'
active ~ 90. COTE" i,m: Rio CARGO. . '"'''
l. ic: 90. :. ~ - 10 3--c sugar strong.
.,.i,,,rr Yellow. 3. i.4c. Oat- .l.ady: 30. = white
~ ia 70: short. quiet no price. Other rriicl".
mn. hanged Rcc"pt,- ioir 1000 bib. 100 -Hrh''
"or.. 900 bush oal. 5000 bush short. 20 tons.
raao Oct 2e ,gTq w., Tn "a IN na iar r G~g" 9p,
20 $50 irsh ". / Northern e. !. T. IT 7t3sc: 1000
Ju.h do at = -. cl"-ing ~. Mi,d. ,% , IL,
pulnh ut - Sc: no G. T. ordered 10. Northern
cid. 30 re do new. 753--: do e. j; f.. - i--c
Winter wheat dull. weak and lower; No; rcd. -
y = &c: No. l white. 7dc ashcl Corn ,wcah;.
yellow SID AZ ~ 1.2c: car Do sold at A. 80
ear, so. , do sold nj &c. cars 10. : ,"d al
"a > vrllnw I'm store AGo. 40. g. 4lc asked. oats
irr,riilar: :. cnrS so white do sold H 80 :
.D95l 70 I oar 80. = uiNoi. on lr''z -oh -, 80.
IN. Michigan. c3r 7O'. Canada. !50 &c. I'VE
dull W. =. 3"c 10 D. .5' a,Asa' '"Ir ~ 10
~: ~. nour =: .jo =: -. viii f"ed in good
DEMAND and stead at unchanged Wi."'. '" ,
harley BE-: ,eed, &C. E"c'p'',,i i"d i-!'" n nn,
tu-iI
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DErGs DYES AND cMENlC NIS-Ih@G c. j. nj, 'i,i e
market IS i'm. Prizes have not ,'snr.d APP
pre','lc olicnt
a. !, . Th t. 8S l i l" ,Sr III l"aS .
FLOUR AND MEAL-ILouE- we4@uc,- ~, ogain
tn. s,neI ra ,, \" . Of ' saoe % nS ac m
Tota 70 ea,y ard spIt'r"ae' u ~T. %i' c eau,
600 % 1890 PG 70 E'I int ,S ' Ss S tas so
West lnd~, Do Is,ents. .'gs' - 70 a"c. 81 n9r
q 7 7Sass s "a on S' Il o,.-2 10 s rqs
e Ior * oiS~t sa ~ ,S',r So al Ill, 40 hi,
s = i5 a. e. :oT iacn, .,..r rr"rl g. -.
% W asA rH * 9f%'rh ga ,i: % e,
80 bis >up1hu' 81 ~ ."T' ~ VIZ, % 80 .: =
D. Dp IL s s,l%s s s4s ol you
IonEIey crlhN m; IT -, . "' s,a e'' demand
.sihs IL tns me too, end nfs aae' mig
nSI TTic ss' With de- Inc isvoe ae,Ssss
Iht dealing. arsIss.'e s,, 10 10 s S1s oaSs
p"cebtr started roc and sle.dy eSe 70 ,s, T' ~,
.sse Sn at 1 nstce.os I'D .iac 'Sy ;a
a. whis ard it wa. not question Of price out 70 g't
quickly ro:ses ~ liza Oh G H. COZ Pses .n %h Gs
hr New. ork Genital c.rsstor suhoh.s Wh.h ,sus ~
s5es ak tne sr, heIe
Wt couples M, poI I Of on Susss S,n r
q letting n.y. and tn sp f .rs n ava /. G aeS:
rise Liverpool I'D down On The pot a,a 5 lover
100 down on ntnrrs r'n w.; Te ~ .nI sas Ing both
here and the outporo Dn, Zen n sG ,n ~" and 81
~ bush winter sgainst lo6S - Ane pa ~ push -.
secSey sos b @s wheat and pkS The
spot market declined fuiy &C. WIN ir had
RRintti at ii@tac over De- embcri Old No. Hon'n
spngS q; ~, and STf uhsradcd red ., e7Eae
III, "gtpS, SPARE ~ G' co l, ~ D UUD s
ing migrated spring and winter "a ., H. -,
lied ane3 80 NS go 0c i'' 5O's st
7S.c DO November 7s'.474',e eiosns 4" a. do pr
80 90 do Maic1 sos asa.c closing At sose d. Ma
kTh|aaie gSeO , S"; ~ S.
In bost Dads sro,i BAKLEl-steady 'nl eGe' VT
n S%orored State queed 7oG7?s sixroTed
~Nsgry et Tue hsas d'i' S' T1.u vi wa 49, baE
Of caK sDs.. 70 S,sI cable. VI %e Ie .s aS
Of 100 900 were ORDERED ot To s .6
SesV ana lOEsr with r ree. o'I tSSco anu bush
% coS bush pot
migrated yn's a. 'sGSiS o S Mas" aSsng
2.nnef 401 G3O4c closing at 494e 90 pecemJit
oSe5l sosns A. s91.[ do SloS S@G' At oATs
:! rS oV With leading cereals. snd ~ a md nbea
S enr sling The net o'n With Of nf TS
i""t responded with drop OF '2"'+., w. 81.
n and less demand. CleaIancr>. % puS,. ~
one 900 Su.h future 900 bush spot inG,Mag
o. a9iac elevator, No white, 81. go 90 irato,
M mixed 81. s35c elevator NO W Wts, n yiImsSe
~ Thcaro 352c ungraded mixed Mes.e 10, da 10
NO DO s7G45c No October, closing al ~ Saiso
veinber 80, a33e closing at sc a. s!c closing
&c., rfED-ouoted ~ G5e 100 80 n rSe ICED
~ - -og-;c. 100 n sOG?0c sharp 09oSc at ,oI,
IS "a cmny chop s'eooc 5pcea e per ton
STRAW-Arrisals Of hay pr SUI !" straw
O, demand aud the market has he do Va o 7oa75c
i. .s0u"r ' Clover m..d straw long
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Efforts are being made 10 cpiOnize this
city i'm the interest Of Iamnluny Hall
and Grover Cleveland. Ii tin Ncpubii:
cans will register to-day they can aid
crcmilv im preventing this.
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Warehouse deliveries since october lsr1-Ncw lorn;
216 go bags; Baumole q $50 bag- Ncw-Oflcsn' 1885
bags Total, 243 Si2 bags
COOPEKAGE <TOCk-Molao~es and rum shocks arc
fair demand a previous quotations.
tOIDAGI-IIucs st.adN and without change ia N0u"-
COTTON-On the spot ruled steady Of lilo advance.
Sales 44 bales for export and 900 bales delivered on con
Port receipts A. 2S ralts. at'alul
81 $40 bales last wick aud 4;jGl bales this time year
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Stunned
NTNINfD.
Good Ordinary .....-.J l-lV Low M.d1lnR u J3'
Strici Cod Osdinary . 1910 NIddNn.

Optons-Thssc wa, 4 chang" ~ Nc better IN Vi.
line today ana nc mod substantial gains on oi
month"; period thc.e rise oi lt9 J. points
and NE close showcd net gain. - ?dll ponts. Ad-
Vice. from abroad IiOo snr0u aging, WIN Me,
cLn,,Dr strong and LiSoryooi about points up >Vft-
were Iberal huvers. and addition ~ This me SOUR
cont fro-t reports fon ~ome SECTIONS. ri.- l"i-Vo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2d-ayr 7O9 John wallace to Ellen wallace s3o0oo
J2d--t =. so lstlNr, l3llNllO'i behh - ooo
BerAOWitI Andrew Wiser ---.-------, i''oVV
lst-aNc. No l3jS MIfic Poacek to Slgmuhd %, ooo
G0th-st No 1888 West Edward Tipping to Amelia ,.oxo
II Hope 49, F.. -. o''-'o
s4th-st. 1853 fl Colurbusav'. l9Nl02.2; oaroh
ENcrt Isabella / Barne~ .----.------
77thst No 324 Vest PEREZ VI stewart 10 James
II ..... ...... -,
lsth-st 40 2ll West; John jordan to Gotteb - Am
ka"si TlcHs, hc"' meyers ANU 81 600
heM t iS HS: In lu"afG b"a' o. $500
ASnn oh - and ~ VIE 81 ~ iSsc Won 10000
W8Shlu0tOn-st W corner B'thun"-'t D-.1NSI
Archibald d Russell and wife to Thomas > IN
Pike.st. No. -; Herman FiaArl'tein and VIE >, ooo
10 Moni, Lesy..-.... ~
sam" property: fIe'rna T Grovrr to same, !-'oUV
lj5th-,t - 100 70 Of C0I'tllndt-aNo; 21NlN; ~
Peter Br1>cho>r and VIE {, Katherine NJ Mann 10
Union|N', W 10 70 II o. I3-dst "VNNIvp'i ooo
Charl', y " Savage - william ID Mott l'oOo
g,t, FiI1, r., rl1orf + ioS1,ri 5000
52t-t 40. ~ East; Mitchell Valentine 20 o .oo
ll.th.st : = J9.5 II w Of 3l-oYc, 17.ION0O; ...,
huuir Levy Amelia 'tuf n"tHlu iN,l')
lst-ayr. lo2d--t. lOoN20l. August "an1e- ooo
muller vito 20 Bertha NoI.'En9 .....- '30]O
W"h.taraNc corner Tower Place, 2JNOS; $3.50
IeOlo1 Jon 10 GcJfse Carter. -....--...... 4-'o
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which Tor speculation and export 800 bale. American,
600 bales spot market sD'ady Nddling upand>,
lid Manchester nurket-YafnS steady. cloths dun
Hsvrc-spnt market quiet and steady. old,. PET ..
Tres ord ord. 81 October. 1l4 NoNcn.
lei II p December. 81. January 52A FChruary 32.
March. 53L Apri. 53N value Future market St''ul
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Eost an0 FOUND.

r CST-Banlsbool No. 225, TcS On Dry Dock SAVINGS
II Uank my person having claims upon Sa!d book
II. c,ll,d uuol 10 present the the bank within
thirty DAYS or the sad book VIII be declared cancelled
ana cxtingushed. and new one issued IN lieu thereof
OsT.-Baak hook No. 5l7,59l. Bank For Savings,
l. 81 Beeckerst NewYOr&. Payment stopped Please
return book 20 bank.
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FURNISHED Gonscs 90 &c.

ITO RENr.-Nlly furnished, medium sled house 90
Lemon IIill between Madison aud FIRE aNes., VITA
buffers pantry extension. Tc small pIi.at, family tht.
house will BE- rented until June ! for 5000 Is well
worth s3 500. Permits nom -
WINANT & GOADBY, 800 McdlsOn'aNc, near o-d,t'
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cash quotations were %, follows: Hour W.tN'
hu,crs holding OF 40 ~priue wheat 81 - NJ.
. sf,rlnr wheat - "a c:,c. 80. rcd 80 J
80 :, co~n 80 . 10. 80. odis 90 20 ~" :
white T. o. De- 81 :,-lo 35c: 10 , whit I'LL -
\, > rye A. BE: 80. barley. &c. No. =: r. %. D..
iOsG5c: No. g. T. o. D.. ~ 30c: No. niN"'i.
~ 10 LEA ~ IL pnm" timothy .',d. = 80" 20 ntt
.rk Nor lll 9ll 40 3ll -5. lani. p.- 100 -,
: ia - 20. short rii, sides nop-". t, so ~ :,
DIV -altod shouldrrs noNedl = t'"r 30. '.'.' .'i,
doc O,oNedi ~ iOo - 10 wl-koy. d~tlrr, n1'l"l
god. per ,rI al -. sugars. cut l1ai. > "a" ';
,1-,uulfi.si > CSC. standard "A,' l--'. No. /"
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bunaio. oct. 2s.-Cattlr- Receipts last twenty
hours, ,7fO head total for the week thus far. IL
go head for the same time last week, 1j,Jso headi
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90 Eri tor taslucs9 purposes

, LARGE BUILDING bcst pat q, Fultonst. TO lease.
..ULAND a WHITING. GIeesmGnSt
LARGE NUMBER Of lot, 3 let all sizes all prices.
LAND a WHITING. Brekman.sc
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GENERALE Transatlantique.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave San francisco as follows:
GAELIC Wednesday, November rs, D. ne
PEIGIC. Thursday December IL,
OCEANIC (yil call Honolulu. ID. Jan. 4, D.
Tueday. January "a. D.
SuDerby appointed superior &C eonmocations.
I,cservat on, b., made by letter telegram and
Goblin plans seen 9s7 and 1913 oadway. NewYork;
BATTERY Place o. room q. Railroad Building, san Fran.
cisco LELAND NIANfotD' PRESIDENT.
r. Il. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
NEW YORK Il CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
" Pies rs and Il, Fast River
SATURDAY steamers a. ! p No. ana others at D. N.
for Havana. Progeso t,ml'rhs' rrmtra LaSuEa Iail'
Matanzas. Cardenas, Sagua. C1blrien.
de Cuh'. Guantanamo and fienfueso,.
{. OF INGTON, Havana -..--. Wed, Oct ~.
CIFNFUEGOS Nassau. Santiago dc Cuba aud
YIfM m Havana and Mexican Ports sat. Oct 30,
SARATOGA Havnna and O. dnas. Nv d.. Nov. 2.
YTCATAN. Havana and Mex an Ports sat. Nov. 3
1h!s line connection with ma issues through
Dills ~ adng TO al points Mexican r. W. Co.. MeXt
Central x. W. Co., Ltd, AID the Monterey a1 N -
lean Guf Ia lroai.
JAMES L. WARD CO.. ll3 Wsli-St-
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old DOMINION LINE

II
steamer, for NORFOLK. IORTsNourYr OLD yo.NT
COllkORI. AID NEWPORT MEMS connecting Tor MIR.
IINIA BEACH. rIIERSBURj. ard RICHMOND, VA,
and WAsHINuroN.. d. G.,-Mon. Tues, Wed. Thurs.
Wed and SAL. Tor WEST POINT yA:-russ., Thurs. and
r NJ. Through and freight rates 70 oil points
or 81 47.\5a9 255, 81 sS7, 3oS SC2, ga and saS
w. l.. GUILLAUDEu. Tranc Manager.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
1 LINES 70 CALIFORNIA. JAPAN AND CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND NEXlC0.
From New-Ncrk. Pier FOOT OF Ganal-s NoIt.l RIVER,
FTanciscl. "a the lSihHus Of Panama.
CITY OF PARA sail, Monday. oct ~.
From ls aad Bfannau
Fol: JAPAN AND CHINA
CITY OF RIO DE JANElKO sails sat, Nov. >, 3 p.
For freight passage ord general nfonaiioa. appy
company's office the pier lot 81 Canai-st.. y. Il.
H. J. BULLAf General superintendent.
DIED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYEA, PIT ERTO CABELLO. CURACAO.
CORO AND MAkACAlBO.
HARBICK STORES BROOKLYN.
4 s CARA'A ........... N.dnesdav, Nov. . d. m.
:. :. XENEzC FL Sturtsy, NOV. 10, y. m.
:. ,. PHILADELPNIA....W "Wednesday. Nov 90 D. M.
These American steamships especially built for the
BoULTON. BLISS DAILErT
IHOS. COOK son. POI and 2o5 BroadwAS
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Business Gbanres.

DAIENT FOR SALE
Ve.y cheap II taken at once. A great thing for any
100 manufacturer TO make money Address
I06 Court-st. Room 3. Boston, Mass.
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parbts for Sale.

y>OR SALF-Voiv tine Cabin Launch 45N9 feet. 3 feet
duit perfect condition. new boil abn heated 1y
steam equipped ready Tor splendid boat for Florida
cruising Rnlt by tho Hcrc~haA Mfg. Co. Bristol. IT, L.,
whcr, the boat can now be- and tIi'd.
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W., Grn. Creamery roo go. dairy, i-r2'c. Eggs
s,caly. strictly fresh. 20 Die v,..., ,,,I
, ulcurai rct. --.-Ilpur quiet NHrl u.I'
i,,r.y. Xo =, red Gjc Receipts. 1000 bush. sup
mcut- 5oop bush. corn nominal 10 = niH''>: >,
g. iorl quiet. So -. Lard firm. =. -; 5 ihlS
meat, ,tcady - 7i"$-. Bacon hrn - ., =" - 3D.,
firm Fgl,s strong. HIGHER. l. 10 Ch'''e S'''"''
milwaukee. oct 2--Flonr duh ard drooplnr
Wheat weah ana lower. December. 81 &C. No., ,
10 higher: 50. white. So % lie; 80. . d.
Ryc SLOW. 80. /. 30 %. Provision, droopins
bbs: wheat. 90 200 bush. barley. ~ 100 hnSh' snip
mcnis- Flour. -JC0 bbs; wheat. ~ q buNh' barley
Minneapolis oct, es.-Thc bottom went whirinF
ont Of IN, wheat market today. II was thought mr,
that December Is getting ,"'h E.'l m'.G'' r"r In,
nrrr. 300 bhls 500 ,ackS: wheat. 5000 bush .
- 7,c and cle'd Of 80 3'c; Way "p' !" id .ry
aily in aympathy with fnturc... and lower pIic,-
ar PSm,c to mar ~, Trn, r c SnprroT al cr
C,..ing: october. 90 tic; YESTERDAY. - l--' ne
center. - j.-c: Yesterday, - ic; MAY, ~ &c
~. / northern, &c; No. = Northern. G30 d4c
Inlladclphla, oct 2sFour low ana weak n%y"r r.,
hSas In ya i" eo yr" nrm %h sni oacrns, chocc
,r,n. new 81 20. ~ per 100 pounds. Wheat weak
arG nnscticd. and prizes declined 2Gl SC. cables
lover and very little export inquiry No: YEA Dc-
iober. y 3.9a7I $50: November, II -" - 20 D.
nominal. GsGG sc. for 40 PENNSYLVANIA Corn
op'iou market declined l203ic in sympathy T,tm ~,
hr.tk I'm wheat and closed v"1k, No yellow IN
gain depot. 400 80. GiNcd for l"cM iralr' ~ ~
e. :, mixed October. November. December, asa
A. -1c. Innnary. - ea lsc oats. market TOT car
lcf, ruled stcndy under moderate offerings o'I nc
n,ra TIGHT FIXTURE, ,lind, nrInrr but quiet, No. ,
vhitc 37c unTIdcd white. J~c; NO wh", 'oc
do Oh track 80 l-2c. 80. = white Ocrhcr ana NoV'n-
Ter - "a 500: DECEMBER. - -. !" y lahulN'
3pa % .2c Egg ,t,aiv. quiet: PenuSy\ahm hrNN.
~ "a pic sugars, ichned tlrn. ana AIRY w.
rohc,. Sc: extra powdcre1 xxx. 54ic stand
prd powdered 5c; nne granulatc BE- standard gru,u
lated .,c: crown \. :I-1tc: crystal \. DC, Iplbr
refined diamond \. for candy. 1c r"nircflon'i' ~
-ar red star \. i.c9c Key stone ~ b'r tr.ihllh
II 70: franklin extra &. Sc. red star g. i-Hc.
Potatoes firm and fairly active" ~ Goa 1c per h.i nN
io quality. Other aricl"> unchaneeL Krccip',-
orr. $500 bbls 1000 sacks wheat - b,o Du'h'
corn Il 500 bush: oitS. llGo0 bush. Shipment
Wpcat. $500 bush: corn. 300 bush; oat-. ll,-oo
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE.
Fares Reduced 10 NEW-LONDON, sl00j NON
Corfesp ondlne gcdue ton TO al points last SteaIcr,
leave Pcr 49, North River (ncAt per above DesDfosScs
street i"rryl. duly SUNDAYS excepted at 90 T. NJ.
Only ~ no BOSTON VIA FALL RIVER
A LINE for nr~t-cias, limited tickets. Fares reduced
~ NEWPORT. FALL RIVER. PROVIDEN, 4. WOH:
CE~IEE. aud al points East steamers Puritan and
pilgrim IA commission. L~Nc NeH- York from pler Is
- ~ Connecting Annex boat leaves Bro0klyn at
40 Jel .,y Cy 90 i. NJ. An orchestra Oh each stsam
En- Pullman vcsubued express trains between all River
and Boston.
nor NEW -HANEN-FARE. 75c.-EXcursion
good days. ~ % Magnificent new twln.>crew Steel
lon Island soihd and ne p1etlal steamer &C II.
Of p. NJ and II 30 p M connsctn3 WIN Spe,sA ans
Tor Nerden Hartford Springfield and the NORTH These
mncnincent 2lr cquppd WIN eIe.silc llchts
and rall bells AL FURNISHED luNufionsli throughout.
IN ough tickets end bagEac' 'hecMci aJ 'tf Doda"ay,
n Y. and Courtst.. Brooklyn
ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
"A steamer. DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Ple- ~ y. r.. daily Sundays eAcept'd,, at . T. NJ,
making direct connections Cncluding Sundays) for points
" ATsKILL. HUDSON. AND COXSACKIE
u boats leave daily. sunday excepted, from Per
loot OF West llih-st.. y. h. AZ m, connecting at
TROY BOATS.
N r. foot West Io,h.ss :aily except Saturday D. m.
Connees North and East Sunday s.samers
touch Ct Alesnr
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Gonntrn boar0.

At WHITE PLAINS, " Y, > front rooms vacant
n special rates for winter 10 minutes from o. c. depot
by express. Mis-. j. r. CARPENTER, Broadway
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DRUGS. DYES And CHENIC NS-1h"c r. 'ill q
very fa- uovcucn: into cOnoaupNon. aui tine t.h''l
market j. finn. Prices have not Changed 1" am "I~
pre,i,'lr oNtnnt
tISU-Owinq Hight supplies "a" uJ'koi holds ~i'sdY
as Z, trc,, while The tonc J.. ~On. what iIh,r.
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n NIDEO. 81 ENOS Afkt' aud EOSA l'lo,
RIVER PLATE
TIII, L. :. 81 Brazil. NAIL :. >. -.
will ,,ntch 70 above port, from kob-W P,r bfoDkyn-
); au'.hIp ADV N *, saturday, Dec. TO- = m
PAUL =. GERHARD < CO.. General AS'ilt>
- NEltehals., Ncf-losh.
Tourist Agents, $500 800 ,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

4 MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to BRAZIL,
~ via 81: THOMAS MAEIINIQ!G Fl and bA ~
Robert Pier BlooNyn -
PAUL T. GERHARD : GO, General A.eltN
Nht-ha.l-st., New-fork
lon ritIoS sc10K & sou 2Gl and 225 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
WHITE STAR LINE.

\. III !" = ''''
sTeatonc Noy p H. ,Ie,;onc N1 5sc 50, M
rMsestic NOV. 10, = y. NJ MAJ ,tic De- a. ~ PM
Genanic... Nov g. a. III l".n.1hc DE, -, d. 'H'
rom Mhi'. star Dock, foot VI West lOtn-st
saloon rates so upward according TO steamer and Local
ton II berth. Excursion u,ket> favorable term,.
s>econl these seam.r,, 80 ard so Steerago
from OF the Old Country, so NO. - Broad"sy' Ne"'
YOh. Philadelphia Office, 4u6 walnut .,. -
H. MAlrLASD KELSEY. Agent
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|. RED STAR LINE.
\ ron Nru'kVEpD Avn Is.P.S

~. Fol. ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing Tor NtN-Yofk ana Antwerp weekly
WFSTERNIAND ........... "Wednesday, NOV =. 2. m.
............... w dne,day Nov .. a. ~
First cabin upward: second cabin u AntWcrp,
s3s; ffom Antwerp si3 Reduction round trip. Ap-
uly - low rates.
~ INTERNATIONAL SANIEArIcN co,
Genera Agents 6 Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
IOT HOS 3SIUlol soN. 28I aud ~ Broaaway.

NCUOR LINE. T.. < Mail steamships.
n FOH GLASGOW via LoNR}3NDEHa'I.
FUNNIEST Oct % II a ~. Iih opo...N y. Y. noon.
Anchoris .Nov. .. Il. o.. pcy' Nor ~ ~ a.: "a
Cabin : - AID ~. second cabin 40. Secrage, 49,
For dr0fts tour, and other information. eppY To
HENDERSON BROTHERS, AGENTS, Bowling Hretn
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-29
How Wei l.na.n Nm slrrn.

Gladstone rarely Takes less than seven
hours sleep. Whenever he is preparing
Tor great EFFORT in the house of com
mons he always likes short AFTERNOON
siesta. Bismarck has displayed a SIM
liar habit ON the occasion Of the most
nerce parliamentary debates. When ALI
night attings We're common Parnell
would go to his hotel, seek his bed and
leave instructions with one of his col
leagues to have him aroused whenever a
crucial point was reached. These are
only few examples of the great men
who have shown their thorough appreci.
alton of that great boon which .knits mn
the raveled sleeve af care.'-
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-29
Rats in New Zealand.

The original discoverer of New Zea.
land found but three species of NAM
mails, two bats and very small rat
called kiore by the natives. The kiore
Is now almost extinct at times, but &C.
casionally appears in extraordinary num-
bers' coming, nobody knows whence.
and going, no one knows whittier. In
1886 the west coast mo other portion) of
the island was overrun by countless
millions of them, each pressing forward
as rapidly as possible, seeming to have
but one idea in view-to get away from
the place with all speed. They were
never seen to eat and moved at a steady
gait night and day.
Thousands and thousands of them ner-
ished from hunger and the attacks of a
larger imported rat For eleven weeks
the coast for $50 miles literally swarmed
with kiores, but at last they suddenly
disappeared. That was six years ago,
but the scientists have not vet de-
cided where they came from or where
they went.-"New Zealand After Fifty
Years"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS

The following are the latest real es-
tate transfers recorded, as furnished bv
the abstract office Of $. l.. Butler:
MONDAY, JUNE %
Il ; Dodge and wife TO Ruby a. Slate
Sl.OO. ' ii'"e'
IL M BENEDICT TO Ruby & Slate Min
ing Co, Washington No . mine; 81.
. A Benson to Ruby & Slate Mining
20, Anacortes Placer mine: 81.
u w Randall 10 Ruby 4 Slate Min
ing 20, Last Chance mine: 81.
Goodwin 10 Ruby Il Slate Mining
Co, Lucky Duke mine; 81.
u ii Hollidge an wife TO ] r. Hol-
brook, lots 10 s, blk IL, Oak Park add
to Blaine; $3.50. '''''
q II Hollidge and wife to II G How.
ard lots TO II, blk :, Oak Park add 10
Blaine; 81, DO
q II Hollidge and wife TO II II Coo.
lege, lots 5 10 II, blk Is, Oak Park add
to Blaine;$650 wv"
A McAulay TO NJ Hewitt, lots 2 IN :
OH !, Harbor View add to Fairhayen:
W Z Hawk and wife 10 I, Isansoa
- " o' ~ e. No,uOU.
L NJ Arntson TOT NJ Arntson. lots
ana sec p, and lot 8. sec "a, tn ~ n
r 5e; 81. W o. u
) N Arntson and wife to ID M Amt.
son, lot $, blk IS, Fenton's add To New
" natcom, and lots and ., sec %. and
lot y, sec "a, tp 81 n,r5e; 81.
90 ? ratent to j Krick, nwl sec IA. tn
II : patan, a. m
sec -, Up IS n.rse. VI "e'
X FULLER and wife TO w G Pettibona
'o,S and blk %, Whatcom: 81, Oo0' |
u Iharaldson and wife TO p A Thar.
ss,ldson, | OF lots 4, 5 and 8. blk a5i
$3.50. ~ " YIN -'i'
y Iharaldson and wife TO p A Thar
as all OF lot ., blk s45, whatcom:
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