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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07
The Republicans Fear and Hate
Him

Him.
The State Gazette is simply enraged
because Governor-elect Werts an
nounced last week that Governor
Albeit and Senator Mcpherson had a
perfect understanding and that the
Senator was to help the Governor to
be elected to the United States Senate
next month. OF course, as Messrs.
Mcpherson, Albeit and Werts hap
pen to be democrats, this is a fearful
example of boss dicration. If it were
Johnny Kean who announced that
General Sewell had patched up his
quarrels with Grub and Phelps and
was going to be elected to the Senate,
that, of course, would be the will of
the people expressed through the
man they had elected by their suf-
frages al their head and spokesman.
But since the next Senator from
New Jersey must be a democrat, why
is the Gazette SC specially bitter yer
Governor Abbett's success? His vote
Will only count as mucn as any oGnef
democrats on party questions. Then
why this double distilled acerbity? Is
it because Governor Albeit is so much
more formidable than any other demo-
crat who is within reach of the office?
Is it because he is more combative in
spirit. more able in the counsels of
the party, more forcible and aggres-
sive in debate? Is it because the Re-
publican party has no man of strength
and ability to cope with him in the
Senator
If that is SO, it is one more reason
for sending him to Washington, the
strongestthataay democrat can de-
mand.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

no YOU WANT MONEY!
If so, do NOT fail to get our rates before borrow.
Ing.
We make loans, on furniture, pianos, horses
wagons and other personal properly without re.
movsL at the lowest possible rates and In the
quickest possible time.
Loans can be carried as long as desired or may
be paid IN rau or in part at any time, and any
pare paid reduces the cost of carrying the loan IN
proportion To the amount paid,
Our ofnceS are conveniently located and ara so
arranged that parties calling on US can be walted
on quickly and courteously.
Remember that you nave the use OF both the
property and tho money and can return the money
at any time you wish.
fyou have a loan with other parties. or have
bought furniture or other goods on time ana find
the payments a little larger than you can meet
conveniently. we win pay it for you and Garry i5
as long as you desire.
I, will be to your advantage to soc US before pro-
curing O loan.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL O'CLOCK.
JERSEY CITY MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
No. 45 Montgomery street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07

THE New York Herald thinks it
likely that the coming Legislature
will abolish the rope and provide cleo
trio execution for murderers. If it
does, let us hope il will put the opera
ton in the hands of Van Hise and
spare the State the shame of the
scientific hangman, the man of learn
ing and culture who prostitutes his
dignity to the base service of the gal
lows.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07
delivery at

only allow of gravity delivery at
Belleville.
Indeed, there is no feasible scheme
which would give us water by gravity
at High Service. We should be glad
enough to effect the enormous econ
omy involved in the abolition of the
works at Belleville. New York has to
pump her water, and there is little
chance for US to beat New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07

; lHE ldea OF making the WIDOW OF
Congressman E. F. Mcdonald the
postmistress of Arlington is a mos t
admirable one. 1t is a practical form
of gratitude for Mr.. McDonald's pub
lie services, which reflects honor upon
its originator. Congressman Fielder,
Senator Mcpherson and Senator Alb
bett should make it their first duty
to see the idea realized.
ONE of the chief arguments urged
against the Rockaway water scheme
by the Board of Trade is that the
elevation chosen for the basin or
reservoir at the intake would only
afford sufficient "headn or pressure to
deliver the water by gravity at Belle
vile, and it would have to be raised
to High Service by pumping. This
is true; but if the intake were placed
far enough up stream to deliver the
water by gravity at High Service,
not enough water could be got from
the stream and its feeders to supply
the city-not enough to half supply it
in a few years. Limited as the water
supply of the State is bound to become
in a comparatively few years, it will
be impossible eventually to avoid COL
lecting and using for this or some
other city, all the water that reaches
Boonton via the Rockaway valley.
A similar objection lies against any
scheme to supply Jersey City with
water from the Pequannock. unless,
indeed, it were taken from Newar1's
intake. This would, of course, never
be tolerated by that city. If we
wanted Pequannock wat we would
aone miles lol down, and
katioiupf Intake would
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-12-07
CORPORATION NOTICE.
GEO. T. BOUTON.
Nt-~-

Dated Jersey City, November IS, !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MAKKETS.
FEATURES of NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat market yesterday was without salient
features, but there a moderate volume OF tra'
ng-l 100000 bushels changing hands. There wa.
early rise Of Is on better foreign news anu
reports OF export purchases which led 10 covering u
shorts Then the b,yccs o, Thursday became soi''
yesterday the excellent Western weather repo re-
liberal receipts and small cleaIancss Ia n9
operators In Chicago are sad ~ lie hea'iS iO"s va
december wheat, Western dispatches placing 1nc
amount at more than 100000 bushels. me rr,"d
argue that the burden more ui,.i ca. W min
The speculative transactions were iva" IA -,
Prices ran ol l-2aS4 cent Inc cash @.aIhct va
weak and only 4eOUO bushels were taken iOr export
Milers took 10000 bushels. .,.e. .o,ort, fro,n
Corn weakened on the fine Ntnulcr rePolts a. ~.
~ ''c IOcAl dealers realized
Pae'iyasiy III I, TLTIs cent cable adNicos we're
irmer but they md no influence OF VI , 80.
spoi lots were easier N t0he Dul 1''VoV D''"''' ~
'"Ssa ~ we're off 1898 cent realizing In sym
,athv with corn The cash market was hrh ana
i;drly active. ,o,o ,iybs, in sympathy
with the Western movement. ,o,,o,ys
Wheaf-s.ptemtcr IS 81; october. 20 SO NO,
vembcr, Ell; December, e2 L.; May loo'' 90 II
cents. 49, o..,an n. November
a3 AZ: December 81 "a May 1885,, 56 Is cents
Oat;-september, 90 49, october, % .aS; N HS
her ~ 10: December, 80 IL; May, leoJ, a. . f.
Iard-September - 30, October ~ 10, Decem-
ber 81 20 May, 1885, az l6, .. ,r
The receipts of grain and -four reported yes pe
day at New York Baltimore. philadelphia aod bos-
Ton were NJ follows: Wheat 434,s3. susheis co,n'
lg9375 bushels; oats 1862 bushels, tota gtuii'
Tpy O2y bushels; flour, d.. packages. nv en-
c'cD' Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were
Wtseat sas7g6 bushels: corn, 3S5,S90 bushels oats,
3}s 100 bushels; total grain l,3l9o'o pusheS' ho'
"A G37 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Sept. %. p. m-Cotton-Nturee closed
firm American middlng low nddling clause, septen-
Der delivery. s-6464 9G4d September and October
delivery 4 64Q4 o-64d: October and November de-
livery 4 a-64d4 O-O4d: November and December de-
livery 10 ed sellers: December and January de-
livery 4d buyers January and February delivery,
I3G4a 1860 February and March delivery,
4 1864 buyers March and April delivery. 4 le-e4@
I 1864: April and May delivery LEAD buyers.
Galveston, sept, 23-ootton firm middns, 3.iec
and gross receipts, 1880 bales exports coastwise.
3,342 bales; sales, 2,179 bales spinnsrs, . bales
stock, GeTse bales weekly-Net and Gross receipts.
Al 800 bales exports to Great Britain. 1896 bales
to France 6,245 bales eoastwse, 1882 bales sales,
1927 bales: spinners, 50 bales.
Norfolk. Sept 23.-COtton firm: mddling, lac
low mddling. l6c good ordinary. 1Sc; net
and gross receipts 902 bales; exports coastwise lQ2
pales sales 433 bales stock, IL APO bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts ABB bales exports coastwise,
1883 bales: sales, 2,073 bales
savannah, Sept. 23.COttOn firm middling. 1-16c
low mtddling o.sc; good ordinary. lac: net and
gross receipts, $3.50 bales exports coaswisc 1885
bales sales. 1900 bales stock, 506S5 bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts, 323O7 bales; exports coast
wise, 1s,385 bales: sales, $3.50 bales.
1880 low nldalng, $50 gqod ordinary s 1-4c
net receipts 1889 bales; gross 236 bales exports
to Great Britain, 347o b9les; te he Continent 4oa
bales; sales. 5000 bales stock. 6s49d bales Weekly
Net receipts, lo:904 bales; gross, 1901 bales ex
ports, to Great Britain $40 bales TO the Continent
40a bales; coastwse 3O43 bales; sales, IL 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
rnE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 30 CspeciaD.-for some reason or ''ner
ell The high rollers who were long OF wheat were
s1a,opeded today. Falrbank is supposed to nave SOFA
out his line: Kent have let 60 his; and Bloom
certainly lqnidated his. None OF them had as much
wheat a. the goSsips nave been talking; but me
selling Kept steady stream poured INTO tle cIowd ali
.Le scS,i) IN December sold between ~ Ia anu
iS ID and closed at the bottom. IL Is predicted that
so visible supply MONDAY will increase 4'ooo'oVo
Lushe. An through the West This morning tne
Temperatures were as high they are ORDINARILY IN
July Inc skies over almost all this territory were
clear. Tire conditions were astonishngy favorable
Is. hurrying the along. ret corn decuhcd OhlN
a fracti6E. Inc .hor:s WIS have made the money
we're incGred 10 tasSe profits on a day when every
tcy else le !nciincc sell. That Is where hc sup,
port came from. Oc.cber sold between AS IA aud
as rs. and closed at A. IL. Receipts were very
large 343 for TO-DAY. 575 estimated for SATURDAY.
Oats were quite w.th!n 3e cent range. OctoDer
sold between 90 IA ana 81 and closed NJ % cents
Provisions were strong. The Cudahys having kept
on the defensiys successfully, were apparently PIE
paret to take the offensive. october ibis were az
yanced 10 81 10 and lot more shorts run In. IN
sdditoc to that they made large purchases OF lard
and pork There We're $4,000 hogs; the estimate for
Saturday was $4,000. January pork sold between
Sll 81 and S12 ard closed at 81 95; January lard,
between So ~ and S0 So and closed at SO Sd;
Jaapary ribs between ST IL and SO %, and closed =;
s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
THE PETROLEUM MARHET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The Stock Exchange continues TO be utterl' in
different to the trading in crude certificates. The
sales in options at the Consolidated Exchange yester-
day amounted to 1000 barrels, at "a lea 81 3-5
cents. The conduct OF the market yesterday reflects
the absuTdy OF the main quotations Of the previous
day. There Is no public demand and the field situa-
ton does not JUSTLY eager rush Of buyers
There was no change ia refined quotations at $40
cents In barrels. $50 In bulk, and $50 cents Der
gallon il cgses. Foreign quoratlons Antwerp
il francs; Bremen, sos marks; London, 411-1o@
3-ld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.
IRON Pier D. ~. H.. IooL llcuJog.st

Iron Pier ., ~ H., ioot KcuJor.st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, Normandi,
seaDrght and Long Branch at 80 10 10 A. NJ. al Oo
saturday, oniy) 345. 3 90 T. NJ. sundays, . so A.
NJ. ! 90 l.. VI.
For Flberon, ocean Grove, AsbYry Park, and Point
Piessnt at lO:l5 \. NJ. Il zoo Saturdays Onlyl ID
100 +. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
For IAkswcOd, Toms River. and Barncga, at 80
A. NJ 8 AS Z. NJ
Ticksis and perlCrsar seats can DO procured IT,
8iI Canal St. 81 East ltth ST., 20 columbus AV and
SO West l25th ST. New; YORK 335 Masnington ST. 72U
Wescott Expr Co. VIII cill TO- ana check baggage
from hotel or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. sept. %. 3 40 p. m.-Beef in fair de-
maud. PorlI-The demand is improving. Hams in
fair demand Bacon In fair demand: long clear mid
dies about AZ 10. firm at AIS Sd Cheese IN fair de-
mand. Tallow In fair demand prime city arm at 23s
90. Turpentne ard ro,in In fair demand Cottonseed
OlEEyerpool refined dull at les. Lard-Sp0t and
futures In poor demand. prime Western spot, Septem-
Der. October and November, steady at 3Gs Cd. Wheat
in fair demand No. red winter steady at SIS lid
No, red spring 1rn at rs La. FlourIThe demand
Is improving, Corn-sPot In fair demand futures.
September firm at As I'd october firm at As lad No
venber firm al A. 1-2d. Hops at London-Pacilc
C0sst-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. y. {. II. H. RH. Co, Lessee.
Trains uaNe W 81 t-u-sL. >tdaDu, fol.
lows, and 10 MINUTES elilier. fOlI IT, F0nklu-r. Y.
33O \. VI Dan, iOr NeWOurgb, Kingston, Albany:
daily tAc. sunday, west of COcynan's Jc.
7I5 4. W. Daily for Albany; except Sunday Montreal.
1etOo A. VI. Daily for Albany utca. syracsc, lsoches.
Ter, Buffalo, Niagara Fails Detroit, Chicago, except
saturday fJr Toronto
1855 A. VI. Daily, except Sunday, for Albany and
400 i. NJ Daily. except sunday for Albany.
5l l.. Dllv AlOaly 'iOl'rell Jt.ca Syra.
c1,c Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara lals Toronto de.
tolt Chicago 81. Louis.
$40 p VI. Dluy c..cit sunday, FOR NewbuTgh. Al.
Ians Saratoga anj Montreal.
SI5 y. VI. Daily ior nuy, uuca, Syracuse, Roches.
ur, burslo Niagara rams, Toronto, Detroit Chicago,
HAVElIsIKAw LOCALS, 20. -A5 r. NJ
NtMBL kG LOCALS. 20, 10 10 A. NJ. Il Is 4yo
81, q 81, IL :i5 Z. NJ.
sleeping 20. Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Toronto
Detroit Chicago - Louis. on all through trains.
'Daly tor tickets timetable is,rlor and sleeping
iyn 3S wsshngton-St.. 726 fulto'-'t, Annex ofce
foot ffIlto9-st; NcwhoFk CITY. pa ll3 3lj3 ~
80 Brosdway liS howery 81 ~l>t llth-s;., SO Wesi
c. +. LAMREkr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Eeaal Notices.

n EW-YORk SUPREME COURT, City and
f la.! I.. ss y II: MI G q &s 5 e.
. Or s sa for sn s t's. q d A
aad Phlip Nissan and Henry bay. ind dusly against
deeeS:sd HsaTy Day Philip K;:.@ Joan Jacob A.to,
ana AMMAN Of s %an AS @ H. va aid sy Day
PHILIP Nissan John Jacob Aso5 I'D wissT cIuiE.1ans
f. o a Ia W Is o S' & sS III
fn sn 't Of }sA PS SsS IN he & a st
WI si William Is A.Ior 10, se benefit 81 aiq S.s y
William AstoT had. under the via Of william AsiO',
Janes l. Roosevelt Charlotte Ausa'a Drsy.oa. VIC =
M SSash 6 6ayI%V o Nay v.n A aHs c,
Van Alien. sarah steward van Alien, William Vipqn'
6Sic sq5y GS''H B;s,j 5,.yi:o
jS1 oT1 .arn w'2 1.no %m Wdo GS
WIdo A.Iqf Mar.aIet LsuTi zOIIG%sg M:fsasIl;.
aScois az stuers hgaeert vi.tot A1tAgl august d.
rahsm carey. Hcury r. A. Carey John Atln.t,ong Chan
% %nthTgg Aslor a9gGr L1q a A@f h'"I ISss
Winthrop Chaner william A,o, Cn.oit $Nd h1ay.
gaet Livingston Chaner. Robert Winthrop Chanler and
Aida B"e<inan Chshls r.. ,.,,s
10 Y Us SaE h&hE9 stMNoNED Tie
e. ps9a .i5oy. S9n 'gea gay, 'Ss 9' s sai
1'e ea o. OF your aiufc 20 APPEAR Or answer Judgment viii
b. taken afs"s %oa dssgIt FOR dc ,Sis fs%snded IN
'"0 Complaint EVAErs, CnoATE nIEAiMA.X,r
Orice aud Postonlce Address
No. 80 Wsl-st, Newly ork, n Y.
To the defendants Charlotte Aususta dayton. wife Of
J Coleman dayton MARY Van Allen Jane, Iarrens Van
Henry Coleman DaytOn, william Aston Dr.yton, Aid,
IaVlnesop d. aJtOh. Laura A. Delano william waldorf
Astor Margaret Laura Zborow ski Msr.ngfte fugeIte
co.'s de Stues Hubert Victor Arthur Aueuste do Suer-,
Arthur stoi Carey. Reginald Carey, Arthur Graham
Carey Henry T. Carey winthrop Astos Cbaner. Will
10 J. Coleman Drayton, for and behalf OF the ssia
defendant Caroline Aston Dayton al Infant under four
10 j. Coleman Drayton. for and behalf Of the said
defendant Henry Coleman Drayton an infant under four
10 T. Coleman Drayton, for and behalf Of the said
defendant william Aston Drayton an infant under four
To j. Coleman Drayton. for and on behalf OF the said
defendant Aida Livingston Drayton an infant under
fourteen years OF aec. ., ,.
defendant Sarah Steward Van Allen Infant under four.
I'd Aphonse dc Stucrs for and behalf Of the said de-
fendant Margnere Eugene Isabelle Victorne de Stucrs
To Aphon~e Stuers for and on behalf u the said de-
PENDANT Hubert Victor Arthur AuRuste de Stuers in.
FAINT under fourteen years Of age. and .
10 Arthur Carey for and on behalf Of the said
PENDANT REGINALD Carey infant under fourteen
TO Nrtlu. Astor Carey and behalf Of said de-
fdant Arthur Graham Carey, an infant under fourteen
'''TinE FoREGoING SUMMONS Is served upon YOU by
publication to adc: 81 tho Honorable Edward
Patterson Justice OF the supreme Court Of thc State Of
fled with tie complaint in the once OF the q r. = tn city
and County Of NeYork .; the County Court House in the
O''' Vi iGvAETs, CHOATE { BEAMAN.
Pa'ntns' Attorneys
Office and PJstofce Adhrcss
No. 80 WALT. New York. v. v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Real estate.

C,PECIAL TRAIN leaves 42d-st. station by New.
- Haven to-day at 80 p Sor the Seton estate
sale. Music and refreshnents under
tent before sale. Cafria9es train At Mount Yer.
non Free tickets at station can BE- had Of my repre-
sentatives GEORGE ". BARD. auctioneer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
RECORDED REAL ESTATE. TRANsEERs-NY. CIT

Rocket :, 225 # Of Hi9st .AI45 'a"es :,
+ sheridan Ct y, u JIcobiF ZenweGk ,,..i..-, az
Camp, ~ ga y, ana SAotncf 70 y.h. i% non
o. 1reilopt-sye. lots 81, 49, % ana w. map ~
Lots 80 aud 90 aud Ii ( = oil 10y o., n"p Iohp d
Kias sland estate. Morns heiK"S' 'o n
Beals n age 80. ,ri...,., .,x 90
Pelham.a.e. 7J,oa II y OF tr' IsIe slaI.ey
la 2xiCs x5's7 eczema ana JAMES
Same properly; Benjamin Dickinson ana "ie I,
to Cecilia SAanl ~ a 80
Rogers Place 5. i55 IT oil se'Vf tiaTin DC
2SH7l Henry De La O0s'e 70 ' ho'''iO
15GtS.,t' $ s. $50 II wjof Columl.n,-ave, 25AlOo;
Patrirk Gordon TO Margaret ,tprl9l.
" CGurah Of ST. i.lizabch, 10, Fl Of !o-d-si,
OT 2x irregular; United States trust Co., en- 20.
ecutor ctc 70 Benedict Fisher ....,;::,;c,, -, looo
1O4thst II $ rs Fl W OF West End-ave, 2NlUv.dL,
Increase NJ Grcnel aud WHO 70 AiNahucr
AnsteI d.mave :. 1911 II II f lO5th.st Zox
100; Elizabeth Johnston aud Riseaid 10 "aI'
Holman sansi nSSneus l. to Paul Todd i4sth 20
1Olst-st n s. $40 # e Of 1st-ave q 70 centre line
OF I0lst and l02d sts, 75x-; Esther a "hea'
ton to Lambert ; QUaekenbuEh; 1870,
5 road, leading from lnqepE oenHc 90 ~
7ex29.0 and other property Sarah + Berriah
Rock.st = $ 200 Il Of IIill.st, 27x154 James
f Sheridan ct al TO Henry Feisburg IL,
Ilth.st No 9i5 East Henry Hwhee anu WIG o. n
eth.ave. 10 isi John IR Lewis to william
etbaH Hen 5. 4o5 II Of 3sthst. 24sxloo West %
side German Dpensary 70 sarah McIo o'ean -'0
3sth.st :, 1856 " Of SdaNe, l3AoOi he'chc
Aichel to Minna Bristol 90
s7th.s ST. n > 325 IL ofJWest End.a,e, G2NlOOS;
Francis NJ scncks and wife 70 Frank Il Snhth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& Interloc klngSWltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosses md COrtlnndt StrcetS'
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1891.
TIE FAST LINE.
BOO A. yssasule Sleeping and Pa5 S 4. Car.
inaanspo ii 40 r Chicago 80 p n and no, s ~,
Ioui, 7t5 p m. next day. Connects also '0' i0'eu'
ms pENNsYIvANA LIMITED.
i0se .Sa .s R Consists sssysg
1a 90; .Ss
%osSe eset1 t lights Arrive. ce9n. So e.
A'S Sr L .dS AND DC C;ISSoix>ArI EMPRESS.
9 York. ,aa Dining ts, ssS s SsSY G''s iss% @
sss SS'ss', Ss" ad S. Z Ii Fs M
20. p .as nais
SSssnss '5 SS Ssv:Ysrt e Chicago Arrives In
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
.Sus H.sS sns ssnS
Cleveland i sS r. cnlc.so 80 p m next day.
PACIFIC EXPKEss
500 p. M.-p9imsn RuGet sleeping Car Newf0rk 70
s yS':ss. FdssS ssiy
for ,Sssaa and %i's
sOUTHWE-TERN EXPRESS.
lasa1s Memphis S:'ss' S. sl@Eis: f
S". 70 Ayes GSq@l u rs go D. & and
HlIs fsrosa' with Throush sleeper to New,orlcan'
Mshsvie ard EIS1ve ,o,,. On cne.,peoks and ohio
'SS RIa e g. ss'ISs with
'32 Pansn snres Scspps
BALr EHats w S,iIISSl aSD TIT ,ourn
p.;s %c car, ygs.cue Pas
ssRser coscSe. Dining isi to Baltimore. arriving in
'f$ fHS & s ! SS
EffHns' cSas rs % either NJ Ss' 1s
10 ss % r"n rs ss$ sS % 'iG
s as sd 70. Ha'ns 49, S SoG ana G0 '
For aes n r CIV car, 'S spG mSs asd Coach wilt" f 'S"S
rs.soat SIS 70 90 noo9 35s 40 s s%5 a. no.
and 5:l5 p. m 10 not stop at A'bury Park and
O,c'n Grove on sundays!
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENlIyAs, 20, ~ 800, 80 ~ w fenn
syyania Limited with Dning-Carand 10 ~ va
Limited, with Dining CAR, ard IL 90 IL ~ ~: ~
gao 20 80. 400, 10, SOD 900 w s;uV:
a.1 a. 80 s1d 90 D. m sn n ~ "a. r. n
200, 90 80 200. $50 500 80 and 9 zoo o. M
and II 10 night. Accommodation 100 aud :t'l D. ~.
For Time -Tabir~of tans 70 local point Oh the Pernsy'
apfv 90 IN" 70 low me ilcnr5 J.-
fc.s 10. ia eai i35 $40 oii and 3os broadway l
A.tOr Housa 42d-st and 6th.aye, 13i Fast l25ths@,
21i Wet I25thst 25l Coumbrs.avr.. ana fOor Des
orosses and Cc-tanct sts Coo.t,st $50 Fulton. =,
% Broadway and BreokyG Annex STATION. foot OF Put
onst. HrOohyE; 10 Hndson-st.. Hobokcn: station.
jersey CITY.
The Ncw. York Transfc. Company cau for cnecx
baEgsRe from hel. and residences through 70 testnston
CHAS. r.. PUGH. J. Il. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
PFr0RnEn MORTGAGES.

Berry. Isabella to John I rasue Am $500
Boy Kate s to tn d i sSs'p;;s at and Trust 1000
Bes sEe 'S os j s sad q map IT, Knssand
co6 SstS 54eo S' q hs G Ss1Yors Ie
o. Of NeVYo.A ana anons 1,s Sal ssooo
cs Fl aSs'ij John hSbit to David
tors etc ct a. oys SSH o. NO.".' IS 900
DssS; s.I sns .s K H.'lsT ss4aS; H"
~ is, r1asl y1s 70 TIN Tss states Trust Co.
S.TYss5 a. 1pfs Of S ssa' Of R ashsHi0
Carman, aGd other property. : years i"'V 10000
gasSs Henry X to Julia Ellsworth 5ih. :, ooo
Of iStsyt and ye ss 70 the Tlle GUAR:
antee and Trust co, losthst Of West ~ zoo
no fas"' John y'' ana VIE Z LyS,. White 5000
h' HsMaa a ct sne Fslsve Of 10th 1000
sd yeaff1 e g En- y Ms sale.a ct
a $50 yeaIs g ,Ss tinted 1'0OO
'o ss..s Es'I Issas snS h!.. ooo
Astsrda@aye ., l0sie't su S,nss Bank,
cornsT and GrSa5 St. year 1000
Meyer ss V Of s1saS to SnEs $500
Merane 70 XswTG ,ns I ssop siS Sr
Improving tse ,S.sa a. INV $4,000
MeEnegsrt SaHS d anu and iothaye years. 20 600
Eaa ES;aGo pS HsS Va Soy's
REID Man N.n w.. sRse%' S1sa &c.
3d.ave n OF 14oth.st ! year io"o
schreiner george, e ss,h "ne 5000
Smith, frank L. and wife 70 Francs Jenck.;
sIA:St' OF wes' ina.''e Ue"'- $4,000
Todd Paul p to Eliza cnrk i'V"'.' 600
Updike ST. Edwin s. 70 the Mtdepo,t Manuiaetur' 400
inc Company, 3 109th% o OF shave; notes o'4oo
Wiechnann Henry. and wife. to the Harlem say.
ins n Band Yea, pe'ares~ sDu 1000
De ds Sable Mareueh0o 80 900
w2Eer AieAs and rn aaa Company q7soc
CeneI IFss nompsn nd OF ancthe, ooo
pnrcbeii Jennett TO Katharine Burchel..... 10000
su Jennett bgrcSe mortgages 10000