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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

buffalo oct sceueEeeeipts a., So % e. n'u Ic1
same SSo tine nSrq last 'S week oasFed head
e9Co had to Nsw-YaIG on sale 1000 acna 0 o% %Sa
for common eiocd very duli Tor common g-ades WIN
S%s u@ % 100 CS'r "a Zoo Zoo 81 % $50 50 1901 ANY
shipping DO 100 leo Loo oo to 30 ON IS ao
~ - light hai DIV butchers do. / 600 to 100 ~ - ~
- 90 rht half lat DO 500 TO 1000 ~ - go - 30
oNe sod93 50 and hccrs. coed TO extra e. 3cdrJ
d. common 49, 90 or 70 good ny ~, 1'tGSeis
do good t, extra corafd ~ 5ae - blls ,tock = Goe
s2ds2 25 miic6 COWS and spfngcr steady at $50 TO 20
cNt $50 stockers' and fccGels ,roi at -
mus far e so head Tor % ro rne 70 > |,
head on sale Is 80 head Opened iciNo ana NIL s
osed strong heavy gac' corn fcl - oa' "a gers
G 8 7oas5 50 do ishg t, ,f Do 5 icdi' 80 graz,
common to god, - "idi1 20 g9od hcaNy ems
10 S common 10 kip. to tS r - ~ 5as5 90 assorted roash
= 25@55 80 coiOmo1, 3aG9s - I,9s''
io oaf. g 600 ST Re Ss a for WScE tar 1000
'hrough 500 head COO head 70 Nev.iork % sli,
2.to head opeoei about .t1dy but STOW VIII lover
- 'as Is fl 70 good shscp . 2'as' 80 5 eu and
,1occ 70 fancy Is 50ds5 -. d. far to good 81 75a
IS 30 cul- 10 fair - 75dsi 90 ClrSta comiron u
Ch.c,ro oct s-''The Eyennc Journal rprts Cattle
receipts. 1000 had sr'pment.. 1000 had; marx:
. CO. good 81 'oaS5 othcr ssasi = Tens q G56
s. COO i g. od:a b 9S oo 6 80 Mark,
generally sIosrr Icgsh cnd common - s5dS' 10 nac''
nc arg 7o .oted eit - Is 90 kps SSd pa
- 95dsi s.. Shcep.R"ceirs. roo he'd ship'rent.
~ ojd$i IS Texans. 80 0jae5 25 lambs. 80 30
ST. Louis oct. 3-Cattle receire'. 900 head shin
ments 100 head market ae'iy. sne hrh on al! sade,
Tcr,s and Indiana s,cer. - o0as3 TO- Hors-ReceIrt
. 900 bad et'rrents. 900 ND ul'ket 5aloc bctter
so Sbccnnc go zoo had ;e2cn,, 500 had
market Arm native muttons 50 5oos' 60 Texans. f5as'
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ssnssse sss' 2os
e ssy DO Saf s5Ss sS
f5ty 'ss: 49, O. sls Ssd
51a3sc extra beaehed 80 Ia Pla Italian
'OfI1 arm saie 200 a SS'
family mess sGasl7 ear .15osT extra pri &c.
India mes, slias3 80 BEEf H ms uiHf
TTIE4fsBelies scarce and nm unchanged Picked s
ff e. pEed EoaiStrs smoked
ic nc SGm piss ty sieam ale 100 759 0s
tob ed si5 with ale, Of 90 c Closed
rnst quoiei at Continent ana 2loc sonin A Cream
B s sa,c n md m1 PSoSs ypsa' c@nd
d ssp lsa Gsa2 51a@ tis
Net rn June Go nrst to extras 2la5oc 40 oSr
state ssagsc n' Seconds ssa p'sss &
sSry ss si.D a daiSS nrEO:
ia ,.''na epd m]pT d4 sSem sa
as' sSs Sc s Snd' ieq Ws:.c %FS"
' sSs. s F.: 1g9f 'ssi
,Ssy ~9 soEs@ISs l sSa
o's good prime sogasc cS sss Stat factory I'M
cs,s skin Ss. common e and state
and va rm new o hocc fair oae Western
seconds ard inferior SASS per case western
but firm sales 2s s MSsco M"I
cyadS 50 tcss &C. Sc q%SsGS ~ e 'of
s1SSsd ;Sss's Is'i'
isss3e oe mould "a s 81 ii slSG 20
soc 80 TO- Si5iOa4'sc No H. a''dS 1850 No L.
lard Quiet auoted Cd at au sS d for shd
and s sST quoted &c for prime
CITY: spee!al hcld higher.
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stutous IN NcwYork foot OF Barclay and
streets.
SHORTEST Line. yESTIBULkD TRAINS
PELHAM COAlHE>.

Direct route s,, 70 NEwAEks BLOOMFIELD, MONT
ss Hscb Med sn1SS s sa1i pass
iHi0PTTGoSG, Hacseitstomn, scH0oLEYs MOTH.
WHfftE% SHF z$TI;42oT PsETRs Te,SsS Mcsstsis;:
COKE, 9nNNNv !,,[d SSQ9sgTm1 MBEELANP MON:
sSYRAcrsE oswEGo 'iThRoA, oMHGo. E hLHMSiss
NC"ts wEsE NoRTHwFsr And souTHwFsSSTr. al
$50 4, u.-BUtkALO. klCHtIELD SPRINGS snd
OSMEGo EAPRE So. Pullman parior cars. Conne.1
q. III. morning.
7s2 4. M.-BIN GHAMToN NAIL. stops ct principal
100 r: M.msCRANToN. BINGnAMToN ana ELMIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman coaches; Iarior
Ii0 &. VI. 5 SANTON, wILKfsBARRE and PLYN
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlo
1850 =. VI. (dltyl.-BUtFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
pullman slcepefs. ives at z us a.
300 =, n; daily ButFALo, RLchFIELD SPRINGS
TICKETS sna PuLLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =. 70
Murayst ana =? Br'ai"iy Iicksts at ferry stations
ave, NewY 1913 Westinghouse, 726 FYton.st. an1
39s Bedoldaye. Brooklyn. Time tables, giving full Ia
formation. et all static, s.
wESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ano
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 Destination
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

triangular parcel of land bounded Division, Hester
and suffolk sts, l+yiAi 10 6X' 20. T.,
reg HERMAN Rachmil to Max kobre..
SANE property; Michael Fay ct al TO 3 Heynan
Gro ,,cy','' 80 81; Mary Williams to Ascher
sivin SIIsse 10 2ii Abraham Jones and wife
70 Lippnan WOn and a other. =.
.th.st, e corner OF 2d:ave, .0CxSi Henry Jeutes
ct al to Elizabeth y. tert It al ~ ~,
Maron-st. No II Augusta Lieprw 10 "ac'a''o
,.nton.st n corner OF Lewis-st 25N5s; Pincus
Lowenfed and wife to Samuel schwartz
Lewis.st No 4; Ad laide f. Johnston ana nus
band Alexander Auerhahn % pasta
th.st s 5. "a II Of Avenue g. lo'oAoo' ho'io
,c, SeHer /" h o3,9 Il v broadway, i5.6xicO5;
John i Chadwick and wife to Harris Mandel-
.st Pls% NO iss West; Deborah L to Samuel A
,2d.st ST." s. 1925 Il OF sth.ave. i9x9s.9 John
j German sheriff. etc, TO Mary Deak ger. !;
.3ist 3 So lt . Of iOth-ave, 22N9SJ; lGa NJ
Powell eta to John sheesa Gz, ana "" 91;5Syloo:
the Equitable Life Assurance > clety Uni@d
states to Mary Ncogh 80. eoy no
7' 4Gdaa. 20 ndg az arc Of Se 70 Dane VILE
57th.st No 463 Charles IL Culver to John Easy.
'' nSa r:6o 200 and q another Una Mary
Gsth:st 80 200 West; Catharne creagh 10 'on''
7o,S.st 10 $50 It Of siavc 75xic22; Annie
COIN. and husband 10 O''o DoeHner;;o
r2d.,t II s.. pa 70 of slave. i'.l0>H 10; simon
ilalorhan ana WHO 10 .i'c fFg' - DVtrNn'
lst-aNc " 80 70 Of SS1-st lO2Nlooi Avn
bro.e + Adams and wife 10 Jacob Lderer anu
shave. q :. centre line s0th aud slst sts: 75X
100. Sarah T. Cassidy. ri al. 70 beAedic'
s1th.si. n 5 i25 II . Of Avenue 4. 25Nloo.s Ras.
mus Christensen and wife TO Matthias "oerh'r
7st anu I,'1'"' rs Il OF 2Iayc i75vO22 R.y
Frank and husband TO George Karch and VIE
sG'h--t f, r. 1898 II OF itI-aVr 3illh lO-.-i
vi hael and wife b Cornoliu, q Holman -,
la ~. u N ~ffl At Heufdlct y
Klein and wife 10 jonas Wei! and another -.
Ist-aVe corner OF II ith.st. luONlCo IL
ThOmL, Loughran and vii, to Joseph I'obnoa;
2d.ave a W cor Of i03dst .j.ir15; John
Baird ct al t. Robert M1ywod .--... ..-.---..
IOlstst : 22j II W 9th-aNe. ?jNlp9lli WIN
Hall and VIE 10 Jacob FuchS..-..- .----.
Sane property William f. Hogan 90 al, u snmc..
lOlst-st. ; :. 80 n " Of 9th-ave 6ONlOD; william
loIst--t : = goo IL " OF Jth-ave. 25Nl0t.ll:
william n Hall and wife 10 Ludwig Pulling.
I31'h.si n 4 rs ~ " of Sth-iNc. -jNa1.ll. Kath
rire r Reran and husband b. susan l. Wrlght
Prcscott-aye (new street or avenue. W :. 1868
xoiO: Frank Yoiln and wifi" - clifford B1rbee
If.d.4t - l25 II v 81 3i-aNr. 25NloO James L
Barry and wife TO James Nixon ana VIE -
i55th.st 100 u VI NJ Elton-aye l9NlOoi Ella
X l. Holman individual and administratrx,
etc. T. Charles P'nnfoit ....... -. -- =. .--..-
18th - corner u 81 ave ot.bN2oS q orge
& Hctcll . al ~ Fannie Bedoll -..-.. .--..
100: Frank McGarfy 70 Adelbert NJ Sheah...
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FLOUR AND MEALFLoUR-The movement continued nth ned
y r. int ip rest Was light and there only small o6ins
Sen AID Sale, 800 bbs CITY mill eNtia quosd a. = 2?g
% ane 81 COTS % spr2gG az whGst {sit1 .osat
s1perene :; 16t9 50 S5a4 TO- ele2s s. 56aqS %
sGUTH5hN g eg1 sr and tl.s & s. 100
cia, q 1885, 81 To- paints ~ 81 ~ SO for old
resS ~ und TckwHEA cEMNTQqCteIa ,s nom.
@ "a s sse, @'s sa5 3d. 81 sSpcrare At $ oES
SPECULATIVE mGye9 ss6 ec vas su sS
Of 40 900 bush in weekly statement Of the visible
s spp%z f bo% %l'' T fne e" only yIf w.
about 70 TIE present ayer} o d n8 qG
,ons aaes Ss ua net odra OF ,srs for
port recount shipper CoE GOO bush g3 es at
$4,000 bush future 1900 bush nclaalne 81 Ns, 2
red winter at SIC in elevator a.. .Sr Norm r
spnr B. ss as ss T'? DO sras
s sss assss slcsius t H., sO;
esns a. 5se % RGG.%Oe eo.ng a. s eS,
III option market closed at an advance 0! only 80
ssSS make. was fairly active ana the Local
SHIPPERS ads ' sSa % 5'Ss az g.
sa s.rd spo GOO bush future $4,000 spot nesd1g
e s 30 esv' White ' ss anSas
IS SG 9eos eos at so.sS
o' Ss ~ ss,a5 1.'s Closing "a At
Gee eSii4e + option noensnt casrssy
active and tho market ,losgd ec birh,r spo Gs.'
s5S oJo p sss df"s s 1sa fS a%
Shts "a So S 81 &C. 70 mixed Sc
delivered AIDED Western mixed s e s5 q S d?
% Ss'! So; ssStSy sio'gt S Dsssmb.
closing at 49, ss' do MAY at f s 90 81 Nocmbe
$s closing at S' tS PrFpI f25nY
&c at $3.50 600 for 100 % r. q for isl 6?
7Tsass oc Tor FOR rye rye feed. Bomny chop. 9oc
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NEw-Y0TW. Oyr,RIO md wESTrRSRaILIyAy
TEAMS LEAVE WEST ion.Sr

S;1p y from the foot OF Funk.
lin.s..l 10. Mlddetown. Boominsbu.gn Port Jor.is.
Monticello Aountandac. falsturhn Liberty. Living
Manor IontocA Carbondaie. ScrInton. Walton. Delhi
sidney Norwich Edmeston. uuca. Rome Oneida oswcgo
Detroit ClicagO and points West.
pe3si5 =, NJ Caml'b'H nolL Lax Mohonk and Mime.
wasEa Waikiki valley stations, Middetown, BLOOMING.
burgn Eln\ille FalsbuJ h Hurley lle. Liberty LIZ.
ing.'c0 NJ
1900 p. NJ, Mddlet3wn Falsbursh Liberty Lily.
ingsfOn Manor ROckland. walton Sidney, Norwich
oneida Oswogo Rochester Niacara Fail Detroit Chi.
cago and West. Pullman sleepers recllnngchair cal
free 70 Suspension Bridg'.
Il NM o" ~ 'r-i0s daily 'vcert sunday.
Pullman drawinc-room se,ts and sleeping car berth,
ebtarcd 2, go proadwpv No,g.vo-;
J. C. ANDERSON. q. p. A. so Bcaver.st. New YORK.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

I.,I -, ". -. loo.
Fo. Atlantic IlgsL.Ads Highland beach, NOrmandle,
hight al LO,g h "a. 81, ~ \.
, .O0 r. NJ SUNDAYS, 80 \ "a, " A. NJ.
Eor Elberon, ocean Grove AsOJry Park. and Point
pleasant at lO:lo y. NJ. 5 10. . 90 r. sundays,
axe M ocean Grove aid bury Para, 80 A. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barncgat 80
A NJ. 8 40 4. NJ.
~ ri Vets and larof.cer be plocu at l7c
2s5 25i AS. 100 9i2, LAO Roadway - Murray ST..
31 Canal St, 81 East ltth ST. 2J5 Columbus Av.,
"a Wet I25th St. New York. 1888 Washington ST.. 126
FULTON ST.. Is ooklyn. and "a Broadway Williamsburg.
from hotel or re-idence 10 destination
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave - -. ~. ~" >s1.Snrs A. fol.
low, ana 10 Minutes earlier. nom IT, kankin-st y ~
$3.50 4. vi. DdlIy iof NewOul,h, KING toll, Albany;
daily EAc. sunday, west OF Coeyman's &c.
7:lJ 4. VI. DAILY Albany except sunday Montreal.
1es"O A. W. DAILY for Albany Utca, syracuse, koctes
Ter, Buffalo. Niagara tais Detroit Chicago; exceps
Ii:35 \. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany snd
400 p. NJ. Daily, except Sunday for Albany.
sails T.. VI Daiiy for Albany Montreal, UIca, Syra-
trolt' chicago, St. Louis:
banv. Saratoga and Montreal.
s,i5 +. VI. Daily for pany, ttca, syracuse. Roches-
ter BnIao Niagara Fans. Toronto Detroit, Chicago,
NV hHSH RAW LOCALS, 24,, 40 r. NJ
NrW 81 re LOCALS. 20, 0:lo A, NJ, Il TO- ~,
80, g 80, IL AS Il. NJ.
Sleeping ears ,or i.gGaio Ni1gasa FAILS Toronto.
spany. For tickets timetables. parlor Sleeping
car Accommodations informant apply Offices Boo-
iyn 1888 wsshin gton.st, 720 Fuiton-st, Annex ONCE
loot r ler0nst.: New. YORK city. 21l lI3 500 IsS
yt2 broadway. li3 Bowery, 81 East lith.st So Wesb
i25th.st., and at stations.
Delaware, LnckawRnna and Western II. X.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

God 70 primo steers s9d q SHS - y. ago Nv
'e IsPi;eceipts for two days 373 cars OF oaio
h.aG-,. cai: isnea direct s1HR''sori with
o. ovnnr, alive and 98 be sold nahihe WIZ
ca held over week lo6 eals fSr the Ras INc
INC snpmIr was heavy and trade SLOW bn' win SOIL n
dem,nd 10 EXPORT brlK of the Offering, wei, n1aS
disposed Of it dc no, seem prooapie AZ s ynscd
,oore than r. wouli De leli vuS,iu
e.t NOR rspgd in price from - - to ~ 30 COLORADO
~ na Id sold a, 6Ud$i 10 poorr>: = tr>t I,
fro a. sas 20 stag and oxen at 8 5oatf ST. oro
a. - S1o 20. dry cows 81 500 - ~. in,iuun- WV
az % cows AZ 81 0jdG2 30 ana fat orc COW
SolG at 81 81 CnY drcssci beef in lar uSH anu am
sc FOR cTua do SIC TO- inie'io 90 aa &C. 40 90 o
lcAnn e~ =, noh scotch English markets nome
fcd caue are ABUNDANT and cheap ana AmerG", s
10 ssii1no mainly at Qdlo3c estimated oesseu "eSn.
and roffiserated beef at asc o. an & a,ssiv
an na, sailing this week WIZ cert ~:
fI,ch. c,rqoes Tho NOmadic will get OF Iue>uiY
Vim 9lS cattle for Shambers IA 90 Io ~; wa
MA s,nerrer ana 100 quarters oil Deei ior fasV
mans Company.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Albert. Elizabeth r. ct a. 70 Henry Jeates and =. ,o
ave- n Of stint var 80. . 600,
Brew Ser. William. and VII to Francis NJ Brit ..
ton c2 ,sco Of W. t9aaf ,os 1000
c','H d * &c 3.ISS "a st SSsasS G!y 'Oo
cog Ssa. r hsaA 4 ws sGd is VI q tn h"sy
Fe KY a. 91a o1 Tis a 70 A"ie, Msy'r $50
q Gtn'av- mortsasc, year ....-.....,.... 10 Oo
Pulling Ludwig . ,an,e. iolsts,, Of eth.
ave. 8 years. mor-sase'' .......,-- 100"
Fra ,aa r'' Ga i fs.. wi" a % Ay' '' S''"s
faf gG9 j. 90 o 4. .s SF'' %s.. ,'.,
French samuel 4. to deborah l. Calrney.
2sth.st Of cth.aye. J year. ,........... soo'
GuatHcr oae to Ag 5. Frea,e, 'Gouyer"eur s,o
H-ylnaa. Charles aad wife. TO Ann; Roger;
lie BE- r cog to winhm II iI.l., 10 .ts,, aooo,
of Otn. 49,. u.ougIs = 5 ears .......... g OOt
''' 'ori o s5d, v o. s'n ave- var N 2oOoo
Holman Eliza. 70 Rosie Seller. o;hs'. OF ooo,
ASe. 6 &C.. YEA. year ,.s ,ro,,e- % III. rm, 'oO'
s5nt Id :'rial sa;.as, Bank 5 iai'i.st. o
20 e :. iith.o,e : 65.h.st = ycars '..'.-'. 1880
-" ~ ,th-tSc "a so,h.st 1 var -. 5000,
50th.st' s.eavc. ytar,. .'.'..... 800,
trs. , op.rty bounded by net'r Division ., a.,
Lfe Insuran'e Go. e corne' Boui''ad and :. IN,
Lyon- 10 e. AID Wiz. TO Mabel sadc ct al.
IOl,t-st Colunbus-ise mortgages, -.
La r ga Jo..ph q; a. to Henry d 70 cs,
wee Ses AMI ono,hc-. W co ner lstaNe anu - .o,
ssi.t v OF q, e,ha ave > mortra,c. .,..' 80 90
No one, TLOma- ard wife ~ t'r0rg" T. Hyatt. 5000
stth.-t of Amt rdau-lNe year. l'co'
VI RI y. Rob r.. AID lrOth. T. 70 May d. To
lr.d. per 10 II aud half Of - on East -, oo,
Mavwali 10 80 10 Joh1 W IA RI al. n $1,000
dave and lO;d-.t years ......... 1900
Matdriiapm. iIirri- TO Jimes Plat n 25th- "a,
Of Oh ave. wear .....-.....-- lOooI
Moore Ale, ander. al to CITY Church ENtn-
sion SocicV = lSh.st. o. 9tl.isc 3 wears. p COZ
Ma ont Year. - Is co
o'nri A. james to JulI wray 81 West broad.
Ia hmi fIcvmsn 10 Nichpel Fnv and mother.
Mar e-it. = o Uenry-s ins almc u go. H.. o
''r "s c1rner ~ itsTS ana s;hst Gcnani 200
Stein Emma to Catherine Morrison. 10th
ShcCfan John c. ID, Powell 23d.st.
Of IOthave, YEARS.. .......-. 1900
TAYLOR John D. and wiz ~ Ncw-Tork LII In
%or.rac,- / vesr - 100 oo
Van n INT Thomas c. and wife. 10 j w Green,
trustee n I25th..t. u tn ave wear 80. 1900
Waklnshaw. John s. and Wiz 10 thc EriGrant In.
dus'rial B1nk dgvlckovc. OF lot 49,
WHIT Richard and wife. to cha. W Trusow.
trustee. l35th-st o. 1th-aNe, mort 49,
gaces .....-.... 400
wolr Lippnan and another. to Abraham Jones,
No pa Rivinrton-st 2 years ........... 300
Wcin TIN AScher. 10 + MiddlebroOk, No
% Grpvo.st mortgages ..-... l2o0
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Railroads..

A<UhkOApSs
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals & Neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Desbrosses and COrsIandt Streets.
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
300 4. MaPullman ve:i1ae Sleeping and Palot Cara
LsaI, ;is p m. next day. Connects also for Telsd'
iii pnNv-yI.yaNIA LIMITED.
and Observation Cars. presenting financial .eOciS
ia
%Ss"ops sIl' 7s5 5sn' Chicago and Y
sT. L OF + ~ avD &c CiS1iN >ArI EXPRESS.
d nnns 6.r, on S SsS s''s ST. k Ess
ca ss v Sss.
eiacinasa 10 IS a. n ard ST. Id: 100 .. n Zen
~I.r cory ,,pr.~ rxp"PsS
400 p Mssmsn ys',.Ys sesypSs Dining s@S.:
Chicago 800 .. m. next day
tHE WEST ~ EXPRESS.
an :s. f sss,s S.T :I nv
Connects Toledo 1.iIy except Saturday
PA.IFII EAf L>s.
300 p M.-Prman Buffet sleeping Car Nsw,Yorx y
Sssfs s'5s;' p ~f % G: ss DAY.
100 m secOnt morning. Connects for Toledo aaily'
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Saturday
so saw. 'rEKN LArk.,-.
s5o Mr NsoD ssI Sa ST. sI u DINING C.i Il
cSIq.Eu, s;ss p ana
sn' ho~: % y p ~ second %asnas
-S1 i Ssa .isspss 'H@'S:
Ashsvile and knoxville ana NH.
'?s .. NRs s 20 g. Rsi3is
'9p Pam.n sane. nopna Car
via Knoxville CtNttanooga md Brm'nrh'm
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
l ssy. Pullman v:;:as fss Cars, yysssss
sSsgs, s.scsess DinIns q" 70 Baltimore arriving
$40 ys;: e.. IA Sss ca , Ess
$n.sis !, ,S SS:sa , ssIs Beyond usual
Aaf SS p rp'H :5 snd e. 90 "a:
nj. .isr 80 e, Hans 49, S9 % md 20
CIV 60 spy xsesd aosA with ra 'n'S c
For Long As1nry PsS Ocean GsSve a1a rom o
5i5 and 7 100 D. m weekdays sundays 8 l5 a. M
and 515 D. m DO not stop at Asbury Park and
Ocean Grove SrndHvf)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EAIeo-, ~ 10 oO NlVVS
syyania Limited, ~ ~ asnns0o
Limited with Dining carr and II 90 . II g. o.
2l0. 800 80 ZOO I 10, 8 20, 500 . 20. s;oo.
o:yO and 100 D. M and II rs night AZ coUnoda,on:
s5 Is q 80 i IS y .% & e ::
l2 l5 night. Accommodation 40 and :oo p. n.
For Of trains % ioea! point on me fernsy'
s ~. s ss 4s5 ss q. and s,s bavsy
tctor HOUSE 42dst and 6th ave. lSt Eas. I25th.sAs
brosse, and Cc-,andt SITS. Cosrt-st 800 Fuiton.s,
So Broadway and BrsoKy: Annex sts,ion foot rut.
tonst. brooklyn 70 Audson.st.. hoboken: Station.
jersey CITY.
The New-York Transfc, Company will for cnecE
baggage h. els ana residences through 70 estimation.
CHAS f. PUsH J. r. WOOD,
General ffanacer. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
Giin Dropertn for Salt.

Go Eei for Business purposes
LARGE BUILDING best part Of Futon.st.. 70 lease.
n ..ULAND WHITING. Beckman-st.
large NUMBER Of lofts T. let: all sizes. all prices
LAND a. WHITING. ) Beekmsn-st.
. Dave no 5fs bet seth and 37th sts.-A desirable
> store 10 rent. Apply -
il. II. CAMMANN Co. 81 Liberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
STAINED.
415.16 Low Middling 5-16

6o.s Ordinary A 1915 Low Middling .......6 SIG J.
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v1hich for Speculation and exp ~ 200 baes
y coo bales Spot market-Moderato demand M'uui"s
unlands 4 516d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.

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SUNDAYS . 90 10 80. II 80 with Dining Gar, A; NJ
j 80. 5 80 with Dining Iaf. W. 900 =. NJ, l-'Io
baltimore and Washington Express daily a, 90, II 80
with Dining "a. \. NJ, 80. $50. Dining Car D w.
I'D :, "a tr1fr wcsk days for Baltimore at co P NJ.
Day IRAN Sic. pels OF Night 4 aims
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satg day night ,suneays II .? A NJ. 90. , 80 300
CO. 800 5i5 i y. + isS eSgtSs Satuiday sl;t
For pot.,yic 49, 90 80 s.45 A. NJ, 100 30 oo
dayo ii 20 A. N. 90 30 o 100 p. N. i9 is night.
fo sun9uFy dcw,'errs aa AID PilMamsp = at 90 AZ
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midnight . ,.. A., 80,
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town, T. NJ Sundays 80 7l5 A. NJ 100. $50
Ioi wnkessarrs. rit,.ion and Scranton. s45 A NJ.
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A. ~. 80 4 90 30 100 $50 Sis. 80 p. NJ
Sundays. 500. II 80 a NJ. eco p NJ
ALL-RAIL HOTTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE 60.
For tr,eno.G and ANat, ssiands. 80, 10. IL 80
A. Nj / 80 4 80, 0.lJ T. ". Sundays. except Free.
hold 8 90 A. NJ. 90 +. VI.
ple.esn H' go IS II 80 81 20 80 S :oo
snS AsbG farS. 3 90 y 50 4, n. % ? NJ
cat 30 \ rs 4. NJ. | 30. 1 80 l. NJ.
For ,.lantic city. \aneland AID bdseton. 80 A NJ.
Tor Monmouth Beach. seabrsht and iIlshlsnd Beach,
an s.i5 A NJ. | 30 I 80 6:l5 =. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-04

COTTON-The spot market ruled hrn al sh auN"'N' VI
lac: sales 1924 bales all for consumlt on;
Quotations are based oil American stahu'fu " o'"
ton. ,-,ands GuIf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
SCHOOL BUILDING DEDICATED.
Flag Presentation on the Northside Last
Evening.

Flag Presentation on the Northside Last
Evening.
The new North End School, of the Tenth
ward, Allegheny, was formally opened and
dedicated yesterday. The school building
is two-story. four-roomed brick, located
on Meyran avenue, near Perrxsville avenue.
It's cost, including the lot, was about
s1O,O Yesterday the building was hand
somely decorated with flags, bunting, etc,
and was inspected by large number of Wis
itors. Ia the evening it was formally dedi-
Gated and flag was presented to the school.
A large number were present at the meeting
which was held in the open air in front of
the school. John Francis, President Of the
Colonel William A. Stone, who made the
dedicatory address
A. D. Wilkin, in behalf of William Thaw
Council No. 1896, Jr o. U. A. NJ, presented
the school with handsome silk flag.
Mr.. Francis received the flag in behalf Of
the school. The members of the council
we're present in body. Music by the
Superior Band concluded the exercises.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
A FLOP In RELIGION.
Rev. Laird, of New Castle, Finds
BE Can No Longer Preach.
DOCTRINES OF THE COvENANTERS.
He Would Not Discipline Church Member
for open Communion.
NEWS FROM SEVERAL NEARBY TOWNS
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DISPATCH,

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DIsPArcH.t
NEW CASTLE, Oct PA tremendous
sensation was created in religious circles
here this evening. by the announcement
that Rev. W. r. Laird, who for more than
four years has been the pastor of the Cove
nanter or Reformed Presbyterian Church,
had resigned because he could no longer
preach the doctrines promulgated by that
creed.
THE DISPATCH correspondent called on
Rev. Dr. Laird tonight and asked him for
a statement of his position. He declared
frankly that for some time he had been con-
WINGED that in certain positions the Cove
nanter Church is not in accord with the
Scriptural rule, and when he was attending
the SUNDAY School Convention at Lancaster
he received an invitation to preach in the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church at Chester. He
accepted, and the congregation at West
Chester being pleased with him, extended
to him a unanimous call. 1t came like a
godsend to Rev. Mr.. Laird, who was even
then persuaded that the doctrines of the
Covenanter Church were wrong. He ac.
cepted the call and will leave with his
family for West Chester late this week.
According to the rules of the Covenanter
Church he will not be permitted to preach
farewell sermon, as after minister de-
MES the faith he has already severed his
connection with the denomination. Rev.
Mr. Laird came here in May, 1888, and six
months later was elected trustee and d.
rector of the Covenanter College, Geneva,
Beaver county, occupying that position un-
Ill his resignation. He is widely known in
the Eastern States as q profound theolo-
cian He did not notify his congregation
until to-day and the intelligence tell like
thunderbolt.
Members of his church give as the partic-
ular reason for his resignation the follow
ing: Some time ago Miss Selma Moffatt,
member of the Covenanter Church. took
communion in a regular Presbyterian
Church. which is clearly against the
Covenanter doctrine. A session of the
latter church is about to sit on the case, and
Rev. Mr.. Laird, as the presiding officer,
would be obliged to pronounce her guilty
of breach Of discipline. This he is disin-
clined to do, as he does not believe in close
communion. If he would refuse to disci-
pline Miss Moffatt, then the Synod would
have to discipline him. He gets out of it,
they say, by resigning.