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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson, Walden p 70 Henry J Anderson, . .
soth..t W of Central PARK West. demand,
Bseker Jane. 70 the New.York Life Insurance Co.
I 1oo. desh.st: 1908 IT OF sth'ave, 2Lox
Bluwbcrg. Isaac and another, TO William NJ Mar.
tin. trustee. cor Of Delaney sA Coiumoia'
painuni, John. and another, to John Bleaching.
nes wOOdruave; IS Of PrSSpeG''b a.S ysaIIs
Capcnisri. n s 57th.st e Of 1oth.aye,. / year.
DYSON, Ellen. ct oil, 70 the Mutusi Life Insurance
Co ct al. 62d'st. Of san-ave. year.
Donegal gNw William. to Emily Wheeler 10Th.
Foley. Elizabeth. to George Cuirier, S 7th-
ave Of lsis 81 ic.sDS s;rasm e5ti:;t
Pick. Martha. to Hudson River Beef Co, Limited.
q $ Dock.st. " Of Nyeryiew Terrace year
Market-st. u Henryst years.............-.
Gotschel. Lyman. and wife. 20 Joseph Levi.
Hines. Marie. 70 David Stevenson. Croton-st
Of lOth-ave. demand.
Homer. Mechior. and vie 10 Herman Hommor,
l56th-st. W OF Courtlandtaye, years............
Hirsh. Edward: 10 William Cauldwell. 13Sth-s sc.
a Of Aexander-sye. years
Eiton.avs. $ Of i59th.st, i year. ....
Keryan. Matthew C. Charles, and wife. 10 Freder.
lex Snow, 5 Amsterdsm-ave. Of 1S3d-st
Loehr. Minna, and otto, to f II T Anthony & Co.
So 1eeth,st u yanderbiltave demand. 80:
0tsoAc
Meyer, and another, lot "a map Woodstock,
yeor. MORTGAGES
Mcmillan, Gertrude A, and husband, 10 John Buss-
ing. ir. Emesclif Place W Of Lisbon Place.
Meier. Chas 20 Jordan l. Mott, 76thst, Of
Oulrk, Andrew S. and wife to the Title Guar.
antee and Trust TO, . 7th-ave, n Of 10Th 80.
Quinn, Hugh to Gideon Fountain s 25th-st W
Rogers. Annie n, 70 North River savings Bank.
55th.st Of 9thaye ! year...............
Rauch, David J.. 70 Henry Rauch. W Ave d.
on oth,~t year :.
shall. 3d-aye. OF S7th-st, 4 mortgages,
years
Southwort Dlaatha A, It al, To the Title Gusran-
tee and Trust Co and another. h7th.st, W
OF st Nlcholas-aye 3 MORTGAGES years........
Smith, Frederick and wife, 20 Carrie II Thorn,
pot II map land at Kingsbridge belonging 70
Turk. Celia and Sophie, to Florenclo Escalaute,
ss Ohver.sc Of Bowery. l year. ....-.-.......
volkmar. Ferdinand ct al, TO Amelia Spiess, gen.
eral guardian, etc. No. IL Allen:st. S years ..
weigmahn, Henry. and wife. u Eleonore Jehl
m 5th-ss o. Avenue B, years.
West Henry J. and another. to VIM l. Broome,
Hudson-st OF Jane-st, instruments =.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

be,s WIRE no auction s,les in the real maBkss -
terday. advertised being adjourned.
At the Real Estate Exchange A. ii. Muller q Gen. "
Henry Draper their auconeer. .od for account OF I'
Central Tru,t Company NewYork fifteen parcels OF Sc
curites pledged by the United States Rolling Stocx Oom'
pany security for 5000 tebeDtues which IL 10 UNI
derstood have been noated in England The company
defaulted the interest its debentures ana .nc
default has continued for ninety days. 50 oy srs"s t6s
southern District Of NewYork. following securities
ihrty.nine leased warrants Of the American RsfrEer
atng and Construction Company par value s2looo les
sag PSS on ssss Warrants Of TIL. Chicago Stock o
COMPANY par value PAID sses cunt
ern Railroad Company value $500 o. ies soS 70
iHirsytwo lease of the Ferro carrl d
Gulf Il R. fsss cd%pa"y ai
Tire lease warrants q az u: Midland Railway Company
Que lease warrant Of he NewYOrk and Ohio Rairoaa
one lease werr,at q ts southern Railway Equipment
c0Tany par Naue s2S SS. q, tho MONTGOMERY, TVS
sS% MsmA s'' RassS ' cemHy
snys!gss lease warrants of Himr0d Ber'0le' p''
Tire lease of Weaver, Getz & Co., par value
Thirteen Sew.orleans and Northwestern Railway ~
ceyers certificates par value sl?57S ls ,a Erie Ran.
one hundred and thirty lease w'rrnnts Of William =
SEEMINGLY Georgia Pacific Railway Company bonds
In accordance with the Of the order the sale was
%ak Ts"ns The oucoSeeS having read the ser
ale The securities were offered in 9ne 0s ana oo bic Sd 2.
untl i rss6et Ss:s ooc John {: buyer:
sales were held at S as sS sueoa
Room, or New:York Real Estate salesroom, today.
Of sSns aH ND" d%cs v i@a &c. 50 West
looths. Of staye were adjourned to August "a and
w VIII Pss q sss Sss ~
gust II.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

u. Y. {. & IL. H. ftk Co., Lessee.
Trains leave West 42d.st. station NewYork, as fol-
$50 A. VI. Daily local % Albany aud Catskil Noun.
tslns. Exc Sunday, west Of CocyUans Jc. Sleeping
New.York 10 Bloomvlie, sundays only.
7I5 4. VI. Daily local TO Albany except Sunday, for
Catskil Mountains and Saratoga Psrlor ear 10 Albany
1900 <. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roch.s
SATURDAY, for Toronto except sunday for Saratoga.
sill A. VI. Daily, except Sunday, to BloouNillc and
Il I35 A. NJ. Daily. cScep, sunday 10 Catskill Noun
t.ns New iaitz, Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska. Al.
bany Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Parlor cars 70
Bioomvlle. Saratoga and Caldwell.
T. VI. Saturdays only. Half Holiday Special TO Cats
XII Mountains Parlor car attached ,,,, a.
34S =. VI. Daily, except Sunday. TO CASkn Noun.
taina New.Palu Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany saratoga Saturdsys only % boSmville and
p S,, oS SY D SanSay fSI Gc.
cisc Rochestor, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De
,rot ch,aso 81 Lo saso, Sunday for N.rsu-e AL
$50 Ssoy r. M e' $@d SSnl4ss S""a % e'0DaS
si3 p VI. Daily for Albany, ruca. Syracuse Rochcs-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago.
n Il 90 aGojya q Sy Af?'R R 81 sa S 10
miii,ysGHRsrRATD L9gALss eaS; ,.s:SI NJ ,o
Sleeping, cars Tor, buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto.
.DaDy For tickets. timetables. Iarlor and steering
In ara Washlngt ST. 72O Fulton. ST. AnHcN office
Dot Of Fulton-st Network CITY. iiS e7i 500, 5sS
i2oh'''' sI l. LAMBFRT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11
XEW.YORK. ONTARI0 AND WRsTERN HALLWAY

In con a OF Tho mT0Ntmtnts bohg Nude 9t Tho
foot OF Jay.st the ferry aud business T. tenn
norary transferred from Jayst 10 the fcryhouse In the
Railroad Company the foot OF West 18th
:, Trains leave West 42d-st:
S,l0 A. NJ - minutes earlier from the foot OF West
Isth.stl for Mddetow1, Bloomingbprgh Port Jeryls:
Wontlceo Ellen Vile. Pittsburgh. Liberty Livingston
Manor Hancock. Carbondale scranton. Walton Delhi.
sidney Norwich. Edmcston uuca Rome. Oneida OSwego.
Dctroj. Chicago and ponts West
Sf5 4. tcr Cgmpbell Hall Lake; Mohon IAN, and
in sburgh EllcnylIe Fahburgh. Monticello Hureyville.
ais 7. ~. Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime.
v,.Na Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown. blooming
hureh Elcnvlle. Fasburgh, Hureyvie, Liberty, White
"t1,OO r. ~, MIddletown. Pittsburgh, Liberty. Liy.
ngs,c1 " Manor. Rockand, Walton. Sidney; Norwich
enso. west. rnman seepers; reciininsehair car
rcc1 p 81. t2d.st; 30 r NJ. West lsth.st, satur.
DAYS only for Middletown Dleomineburgh. Eenyille.
i IT, White Lake. Roct,,pd
pnIran drwnsroon .rat' and sleepins'cF berths
J 81 Z. ANDERSON. @. r. A.. 90 nsavss.ss. Newyerk.
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For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sfs' t.g E. Il? ::s. sS Ssss.s:
az 'XY % o. snsst $50 win
Sl wiS dnfns car fSo. SSt dining car, 800 p M
TssS.y' s 6, ..% one Mn. e f m
Nigh night 'os sqs day IL 100 $50 500 $50 600
F 70; E.r2is a'snS at 100 40 SIS LOO
100 800 5s p M i21 n5Sh' sSeept sa'Ilaiy h nss
suq Fot f,o iisD zoo, rs 100 900
i2S H aS soc SssP Sa'ufe.y 5 night nss Sundays
20 or q sansqr ~ . S -
s,s % SSad asO % Il !? ns2 siS 9Ss
OFda sr "S as'oG BetSihe A.niosh Mauih chgn1 &C.
Tas S%nSly and ,aron H
For R sIaa' Hdss Branch and Lake Hcp,cCns 500
sAS 100 ,so 70 sso Snsr e, 10 TO- no M
az r Is 100 40 500 $50 ol5. 80 Sun
daNs' o 90. ii 30 a m. 400 y. m.
AII.RAL RoUTT FOX LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands, $50 SIS, II so
O. m. 80 40, 6l5 p III. Sundays eIs a. III. 600
except gpt Red Baa Long Branch and points South Point
Pleasant go ga 1890 u 80 20 SATURDAYS Ssy
Sa except ocean Grove and Asbury Park. sio. 1i3o
ID kawood Toms River Barnerat Park. and BArne
sat o ~ H,snte City vneland and BrdgctOn. 40
i F5r Monmouth Roach soabrght and Highland Beach
Wv SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
From Pier 8. y. r., foot Rector st.
For Atlantic Hsh'1sss 50 Hs9Isne BaeS seas,gh: and
O' For Eberon, ocean GrSyo AsoaS Pax and Point
2. y 60 Tom. y co. a SI sa tsS ESQ
I 90 Si5 %. m.
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New York and OngBranch Railroad
sUNyER SCHEDULE.

For Rod Bank. Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foot Cortlandt and DesbrOsscs SITS.
30 80. e:i0 10 Oh (cNprcss) M, IL noon. 20
Saturiays ony). 30 10 leNpressl $40 empress ex'
erpt Red Bank) 90. 10. 90 .. m. Sundays $40.
st5 a. m, rs p.
Foot Llbertyst.:
40 is 10 80 II 80 a. m. (cxpress) 90 Saturdays
oniyI 30 9 As 3 30 (eSpreSsl. 90 80 teNprrss).
30 IS, p. N. Sundays, OILS II 80 a. M, y. NJ.
sunday trains do not stop al Ocean Grove and Asbury
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Qitp f1ropertp for Sale.

g EVERAL HOUSES FOR SALE In Wst sotn:
- st., between Columbus aud Amsterdam, i S,es II
story fronts fourstory rear ouhS "
=" i''"''' "''"'''' P3WER. 532 Columbusave.
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Countrp propsrtn for Sale auo 10 fst.

TENAFLY n. ITO lease for years or longer 'epS
i complete country place, my own reslun.c Ut ~
years Halfmile station ample staong geen
house. gardeners cottage. No unpea an. W,,i ali
Rent b. satisfactory tenant 81 500 per annun
with 40, land for 10000. terms 70 sun =
can have more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

ds.ooc. closing s.lOc October closed at sig Soc ~
quoted s. ioc Continent; South America a. with
iUTTER--rhci material change Zinc light.
holders generally firm in tncr View, shu n
Creamery STATE and rennsyiYan, hs ntras sd@ic:
2ase; GIesn,ery westcrn ffrds Il Sc
dairy. han iuts and pals eNta, 22c az ~
seconds 1919: state dairy. Welsh ,hDs 100
2llac hrsts 19a2oc seconds l. "a 10 ood. 1GG
Wcs,e iita-on crelmerv nr-ts. l9G-o' I@alsr
lec: thirds l5615iac; Western dairy. "s',. 49,
seconds 15a iGc: Western factory e,tis1 oI4isc
1td1G2c do second, 1jal52c; i1ctoy .do, 70. The
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were llfht BUYERS ,aorv
Whit 9.c do coiored ossGglc choice oG9'sc eo1u s
common choice STATE factory inn barely
.... EGcS-Firm fancy stock, bn, 49, 1en6
steady. Stat md Pnnn.vvania new a'n' Wcscrn In.
Iar Western. 172d.Sc for prime to ch'ic'' "''"' "
SfCERR%w" hut .teady a Genera, o. rue ac
Quoted az II.ic f1r test Muscov'do "tW ia: =.
test ~ EFFINEp- Soady CIT loaf iI G S s1"T
lated 7.l6aa7.c; ,utcs. tsd5'c xNXA
mould 4iyo45.c: diamond 4. "a a. 3c IT,
81. iasc Columbia A. 4i-d4i4c: Windsor "A ~
Ridgewood A. 4irdii.c; Phoenix A. l-l"a+ ~, IA
pic A. 15.l0d4 l.lGc No. :. 9sdic 10 q - 80
fl5lGc: No 80. a37sc No. 10, ll-'odo I''i''' W.
H. 3;sd35.c: no. 10 9.ldd3 1l-l6c, l., -. aud 90
STEARINF-Stesdy. Lard quoted VIC IN US anu "
In hhds Ole0msrgafine quoted, ciN ., r,roa city
" TAI TOw-ouiet and steady DC Tor PRIME Guy
and srcciql brands 4%c. Sales. 80 hide. ,,a,oo
TTA-Sales today bv auction 2G!o phes lncluu i
Moyunc Hvson at 1871 I4ec Young Hyson @ f i
rsral lsd oGc Gunpo vder 29dGs2c ring Sney. oJJ
nowder IOi2d2ic: Imperial 15i2@ Jsl,,n Fh Int
2G.c CopQou iOs. otc India and oranec i"hoe' iO2"
islsc; Oolonq FoIrnosa, 2'hc; Annoy l2Tal 'e'
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6aiIrpaos.

NEW YOKh
CENTRAL ,5!5:!5 a. !. :.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
AID asGrr. :% GmtS Il hs e t;
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS.
03nA M-Day except sunday E'i nnS, t,a s1o
Nae wGsq Fails Ho Gnt IS D. H. Clayton, AS p M
FAST MAIL.
$40 s MD:Y Rs SI AssnT aaSs and
SARATOGA LAKE . SEnHGi. An" "'' liza"
o.oo A.. M.-palv Except sunday. Due saratOgs
S:2U :; rs p p. m, Mortreai, s:I5 p. m.
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1C.f11 A. l.-Daily. due Chicago $40 D. u" "' N~''
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 A. no. run wsss Of covcand and
SARATOGA LIMITED.
1:30 r. a M;msa.O 8 10 p S"' N. ' ~
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
155 .9ay 0s due g cnsnns n Eta IA 81 b.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1.55 =. M.-Dsi,y, due Chicago p M next 0'y'
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL:
3.3n T.. M.-Except sundays. Due Albany 7;2o'
S'~o Troy IS, Saratoga, 8 40 p n
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
A.3n p. M.-Daly, Due Detroit, $50 a. m; CHI
T'~o cago. 4 80 p
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6.f1n r.. M.-Daily. due Chicago 100 y. No.; st. Louis
V.oo AS q. NJ
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
7.(10 p. M.-Daiy, due Montreal 05 Q. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7.20 p. M.-DaIly due Buffalo 80 q. m; Niagara
5.SO Falls 8 90 a. m. Clayton as q. IN.
ADIRoNDAcKs A AXpu THOUSAND ISLANDS
IAN p. M.-Daily, due Paul Smiths, 10 :cs a.. m
wv Saranac, 10 10 a. m. Upper Lake. IL 10
a. Chdwod, IL 90 a. H.. Clayton 1000 lslanosl'
o .45 a.
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS,
Q.nn p. VI. Daily, due Cincinnati 100 p. m: In
o.UU dlanapolis II rs p. st. Louis. 35 O. N.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
90OP NJ D' SeePip ,r Pssfnser' ony
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
DIX T.. M.-Daly, for Buffalo. Wsttftown, Ogdens'
OstS burg, Detroit and Chicago
PITTSFIELD. LEMON, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BERKSHIRE HILLS Vis Harlem Division
. 0l a No. due I1ttshcld 35. North Adams 80 r. M
. so p. m. due Pttsheld 10 North Adams 10 2; M
Also Fridays and saturdays only at 80 p M for ftts'
For time Of local trains, tickets, and space In Sleeping
Cars apply Grand Central station at l1S 26l 413.
49, AK brC adway 50 West 10Th s Ss5 Colsmbgs'ays
futon,st and - Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn
Daily except Sunday: Other trains run daily; = -,
a. m. 80. $3.50, 1870 700 p. m, stop at lsSth-ss.
JOHN NJ. ToUCEY GEORGE H.: DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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Gotfls.

S~N Il AXb Ia WEST ssD.sry. near shave. =.
unpslies seeonodsluns fus tamiaW xsansssas - -
% Per DAY. ADetlsan AlAns
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COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug 10, p. m;.Ccton-tnluieS S1Sen
barely steady. Amencan-Mld low nst and
september delivery. 57-64d sellers: september de-
livery 3 37-64o 5s-64d: september and October de
livery 37-640 3 is-Gid: October and November az
iivery 3 5oG4n 3 GO-64d November and December de
livery 6264d sellers: December and January az
ijyery 4d buvers: January and February delivery /;
o64a 4 364d: February and March delivery, '-o4i
buyers. , ,sau,o
615-iec low MIDI n.y. o sc good ordinary, lo,16c
and gros, receipts, i: haes mcm n go LOO o'cS
Norfolk. Aug lO-Cotton quiet mddlns, sc
low middllng 6 11-Gc good ordinary, &c net srd
pross receipts. IS bales; sales, bale; stock, 3'3oo
bales ,,,,,, - q ,cc .
Low, mildinc $40: good ordinaTy, lac: net ana
gross receipts. y bales, Including bales new crop;
Sales. 80 bales stock 1855 bales. IT,.
New, Orleans Aug .-Coiton--Buyeis and sellers
,nnrf: middling : 1Gc: low midAtne 60-l6c; good
ordinary 6 l-lGc: not and groSs receipts, 10" bacs
oxnorts 10 Great Tritain 1850 bales 10 France, 800
ho1cs no the Continent 10 bales ceasiwlsc, al bales
sales 600 bales stock. CHA bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

Train. leave station foot Of Libsrty.st. via
LEHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD
RrFPALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY, Sis
A. W., 1850 r. VI.
scp.STON EXrREss, EXCEPT SUNDAY. S.iJ
A. W.. 1880 r. NJ. 3'A5 p. NJ, 1850 p NJ.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.
SIS a. ~. 40 p IN. Sundays. S,iS m. 5.so y; m.
For faston 20, & 10 a. 1910. 2. Is. 3.+5 6.l5.
az n m sundays 100 Sl5 LOO IN. 40, I. 30 pm
'' Fox bethlehem: Aentown and Msach chunk. 100 siS
D. H. Sundays 100, SIS, Il 90 a m 40 7.So p m.
d,v. sis IL 90 a. m; 100 y. m
W. Ear pnInts In MahanOy coal region. at Sl5 o.
~ 90 c"r 1an n m SUNDAYS, SIS, 100 a. m.
" Toi Wilkcsbarrc Pittston and Scranton, sl5 O. m j
10 40 2 a. 40 y. III. Sundays except Scranton BIS
a. m. 730 D. Wk q, 20 % , On - c,ns.v.
s15 a IN. 40 p M - =. ., -. 49,, o,-
pol AS 7s5. 9t2. LAO Broadway; 7S Murrayst. 81
conalst n Fa.. l4th-st, 235 Columbusave.. and 50
west i25thst York s3s waShington. st. 72o Full.
,on.st Brookiyn and "a broadway. williamsburg
hesc"tt Express Co. will call for aud check baggage
Prom hotel or residence TO destination. -
Ho' NcIFOD {. O. HANCOCK,
~ president ton. Pas. Agent
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lndari Of ella ssinca'

Options quite strong. and speculation vas IaliN
active A there a rise OF 40 poht>,
based on steader Liverpool market aud covering OF
shorts Then a sharp bulge the showing OF IN
Government report 81 g. against 500 In July WIN r.
pewed buying by shorts realizing set IN thercatE
and the close showed gains Of 4do points Sa''>'
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Gitp proprrtp 90 fet.

THE ESSEX,
L 81, 80. Al and 43 West 6st-st. close 70 elevstc1
station; several apartments. six room, and bath.
THE BROCKnOLST,
mine rooms and bath. 81 500. 81 200 with kitchens;
without kitchens, two and three rooms and bath, In
GLIDING service two elevators all night, restaur.
ant barbershop, billiard saloon. home comforts. $500.
1IIE SCARBORO,
i76 West SGthst. rooms and hath second fooSs
front. 500. POWER, $50 Columbus ave
Two HOUSES IN WEST s0TH-ST TO LEr.-104
and 100 West s6thst just decorated one with back
staircase; beautiful woodwork built by j. e. Pragues
architect for estate. POWER, $50 Columbus-sve.s
S5th and seth sts.
q HOUSES LEFT TO RENT IN WEST ssTH.Sr;,
~ between Columbus and Amsterdam AYES, threeah
onchafory fronts fourstory tear all ouile Tor an es-
tate. Apply to POWER, 532 Columbusave, between
Sjth and S0th
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect June 20. 1892.

Trains leave via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WARRINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER, DAILY 1f,3o
A. NJ PHILAD'A FAST LINE, EXCEPT sUNDAn'
A o. w. SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY
s,45 A. W., 4i3O PM.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, ENCEPT eUNoAh' DO"
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Brighton Heights NewBugi;on. overlooking tht mACnl
fent nano ANA NewYork Bay and Us surrounding Clues
only IS minutcs from city Hall. - y Decofitca ana
Rains on every nooi 900 feet OF piazza MUNITIONS
home Oie" d" WIZ JAS II. RODGERS. Propr.
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Anderson, Walden p, TO Henry J Anderson. 9 .
soth.st, W OF Central Park, West. demand, ....
AicotI Heulen J, to Isabel w Niles, e Villa
ave N Of Potter Place 3 years................
Packer. Jane, 10 the New.York Life Insurance Co,
n 5 5eth-st. 1868 IT Of sth-ave, 2Lox
1903 wears ....................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-11

COTTON-On the spot quiet and steady prices un.
sales yS5 bales for consumption Receipts az
the ports 42S bales against 2O15 tales THIS DAY week.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-24

LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

City Solicitor Miller was quite sick
yesterday.
w. w. Applep garth, of Lynchburg, was
in the city Yesterday stopping at Hotel
Felix.
w. c. Brewster, of Shippensburg, Pa,
was registered at Hotel Felix yesterday.
The Roanoke Bicycle Club will hold
meeting tonight at eight o'clock in
the Roanoke Savings bank.
j. A. Jamison will leave for Memphis
tonight to attend the meeting OF the
Southern Wholesale Grocery Associ-
alton, which will DO hold in that city
March 25 and &c.
Mrs. j. A. Jamison has returned from
Cloverdalo. whero she hassbeen visiting
for the past ton days.
Thos. McCulloch and family, Of
Harrisburg. Pa, are guest at Hotel
Roanoke.
Col. Frank Hughre, of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, will return from
Baltimore tomorrow.
w. G. Hippoy, general superintendent
of the western division of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, has gone on trip
through the coal fields.
Mrs. Valine Camden, of Richmond,
who has been visiting friends in
Roanoke, has returned to her home.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-24
HE ROBBED A STORE
And Then Started In Business With tn.
Stolen Goods.

And Then Started In Business With til G
Stolen Goods.
The small store of A. Baker, an Italian,
near Peach hill, was robbed Tuesday
night, and the officers were notified to
keep watch for the thief.
j. w. Hendricks was suspected of be-
ing the guilty party. Yesterday he
rented room from Cornelius Lane in
Old Lick, and. at oncs proceeded TO go
into the grocery business. Who're he
got his goods surprised theneighb ors and
the police were appraised of the fact, ard
Officer Rigney, armed with search wa :
rant, seized the goods but tho robber
merchant had fled.
Mr.. Baker identified the goods as the
ones that were stolen from him.
Hendricks made his escape but the
police hope to be able to catch him in a
few days.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-24
RossNRAun1 BROS.
S PRIMO
GOODS.
SPRING
GOODS

a RRIVING daily. We
have just received our
m first invoice of Spring
IA Dress Goods in light
p1aids and stripes; broad
cloths in all shades; silk
subli1nes in all the new
shades. The largest as
sortment of Black Dress
Goods in the city from csc
60 Sc per yard.
100 different styles
Toile du Nord Gingharns,
warranted fast colors.
Full assortment of Mus
lin and Nainsook En-
broideries; Chiffon En-
broidery in all colors,
and Torchon Laces.
Our line Of White
Goods, consisting of India
linens, barred and striped
z1ainsooks, plain a u d
triped muslin and dotted
Swiss, is complete.
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Hobbie Music Co,

ESTABLISHED in Lynchburg 1881,
opened branch house in Roanoke 1887,
made Roanoke headquarters 1891.
Operating direct from here, Virginia,
West Virginia. Tennessee and North
Carolina, and doing larger business,
by far, than any other house in the
State. This is house of which Roa-
noke should be proud.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-24
A PRETTY WEDDING.
f.. n. Trainham United to Miss Iona
Ruedy.

e. n. Trainham United to Miss Iona
Ruedy.
The First Presbyterian Church was
the scene OF very pretty wedding last
night, the contracting parties being E.
N. Trainham. compositor employed
by the Bell Printing Company. and Miss
Iona Ruedy, popular young lady of
this city. The ushers were f. R. Hurt
and V. III. Stonesifer. Joseph M. Car
per acted as best man, and Miss Addie
Ceilings, of Petersburg, asmaid of honor.
Miss DalbY presided at the organ.
Promptly at halt past seven o'clock
tho bridal party entered the church,
where Rev. DR.. Campbell united the
couple in an impressive ceremony.
The bride looked very pretty, dressed
in pink satin and laco. Miss Ceilings
wore blue albatro;s with lace trim
mings. The groom, best man and ush-
ers all wore full evening dress.
After the ceremony tho party entered
carriages and were driven to the homo
of the bride, col High street, where an
elegant supper was set before the
guests. A largo number OF friends
were present, among them boing Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Trainham, of Richmond,
father and mother of the groom, and
Miss Belle Thomas, of LYnchburg.
''THE President, see by the news
papers. is again at his post. de will
stand without hitching."-Lew Dock
Stader At the Opera House tn. morrow
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-03-24
Doclstnder's niInstrcls.

Popular Lew Dccks;ader, at the head
of his own big minstrel enterprise, will
be the attraction at the Opera House to-
morrow night. The performance given
by this mammoth company is thorough
ly firstclass from beginning to end and
1T can be said with truth that the com
pany is not eXcelled, if cquallcd, by any
on the road. 1t is composed of artists
of real merit A pleasing feature is the
scarcity Of chestnuts and the abundance
of new funny business introduced
With such strong quartette of come
dams as Lew clsstader, George Pow
ers, and the renowned Mcintyre and
and local hits are bound to keep any
audience in continuous roar of
laughter.
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FINE old rye whiskeys for family ant
medicinal use, at Goldstein's, No. s.
Salem avenue.