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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-04


LoNGvtEw, Texas, Jan. %, 'S3.
To the Officers aud Cerii1catc.hodcts of tho
Mutual Selfiendowmcnt and Benevolent
Association of America
We, the finance committee, selected
to inspect the books of this association
take pleasure in making the following
report
We have thoroughly examined the
books OF the secretary and treasurer,
and find them correct I'm every par
ticular, save II few milor errors I'm nd
ditions Of assessments, which have
been corrected,
The above report of the secretary,
showing receipts aud disbursements on
account OF the various funds, is,perfectly
satisfactory.
We find that the reports OF the secre-
AIRY and treasurer agree.
We find that the scrrctary's office Is
conducted In correct and business
like manner, and that much credit is
due the able secretary, Mr.. Il. NJ.
Macy, aud his competent clerks,
Messrs. Ward and Carter, for their
neat and systematic method OF man
aging the same.
We have examined the bonds of the
secretary and treasurer and find them
ample for the present.
We find the association increasing
rapidly in membership, now number
ing about four thousand.
Thanking the officers for their
prompt and cheerful assistance rem
dercd us in our labors, and wishing the
association unbounded SUCCESS, and
predicting the same for il, we are
Respectfully,
i. l.. WuALEy, Chairman,
Longview, Texas.
Gro. A. GAGE. Secretary,
Mineola, Texas.
II. T.. liunw1G, Huntsyille, Alabama.
&. A. WILKINS, Dcnison, Texas.
JNo. III, You've, Henderson, Texas.
Sworn To and subscribed before me
this 23d day of january, A. ID. 1883.
JosEpH CLEMMoNs,
Notary Public, Gregg county, Texas.
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having been paid for the tuition Of
minor children Of deceased mem
befs. Several minors are now In
school, whose teachers, have not as
yet, sent IN their accounts; conse.
qnently they do not appear upon my
books. While this fund IL, at present,
one Of the least In size, IL Is, by no
means the least In importance. II will
probably accumulate to III 800 during
The next twelve months; and feel
confident in saying that ,as the orphan
age of the association increases by
reason OF the death Of members, the
college fund will become one of the
most important features of our organ
ization.
Exhibit "Fn-Status of member
ship, January 8, lSS3-shows total
number Of certificates issued, BITS;
total suspensions, ili3; total annul-
ments, lao; total reinatatements, 507;
total deaths 30; certificates
terminated 10y death, 81; iS7 of those
suspended are liable to reinstate, aud
quite a large number will during the
present month.
Exhibit "G' Is my trial balance,
and explains itself
Exhibit "Hu-- Balance sheet.
Again asking that you thoroughly
Inspect my report, in connection with
the books and records of my Office,
have the honor TO be, most respectfully
f. NJ. MACY,
Sec NJ. $ u, & u. A. o A.
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Grain.

~ lnHis, February 9--vh..,
n n,,sHnses MOI red o9@i o. Corn higher a y
sh ~ , q, February s-wheat active ana
became very unsteady ana eio vpSnsu higher,
NAM NV " cash; ! leeel lol{ Eebrusrv. i Ia
6ishnr s sni az inside prices, cotk opepcd
cash; sof. we hh,,"ng on, closed lower at gIs.
~ inside figures. ~ "areh, closing
Nh Kansas 'dly, Mo- February a-wn.a,
better Isa, ssS$S esh. c I, ni Marsh CORN,
New York. February S'--whsMass 'on,
sie,,, m'sner; No ; red iiis, steamer , ,o.ss
~ corn Se, l tD,i n9nmlnal 80 red Isl iiy S
steamer ,,Sieass., n,s5b sr No, . Gis.do5i,;
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TELEGRApnIC MISCELLANY.
NANCEp

Chicago, February VI. A Springer
New Mexico, apeclal says Dawson
Romero, young Mcxicail, was
hanged for the murder OF VIM. Brock
Smith, II ranchcman, near Sweetwater
year AFRO.
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in DnIEr.

Miss Anulc Burns, one Of the bright
cst Jewels liz Wpntherloid society, mr.
rived this morning 10 spend y few
weeks with her friends, Misses Annie
and Susie bailey.
Miss Hattie McCnmnnt left yeatcr.
day morning for n short visit 10 friends
in Sherman. It's u Pity our young
men cnn't succeed IN Keeping the
young indies home MI tho. time. Tho
GAEETrE wishes the lady o good
time during her stay, but hopes her
stnv will Ia, hfinf
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OFFICE OF SECRETARY MUTUAL
SUPERINTENDENT AND BENEv-
OLENT ASSOCIATION or AMER-

ICA,
LoNaviEw, Texas, January 4, 1889.
To the Finance Committee, Board OF Dlroc
tors ana Members oi this Association.
IL Is with great pleasure that most
respectfully submit To you this, my
diligent investigation, TINT YOU may
compare II with the books Of my
office, and thereby be enabled to re-
port to the members and the public
generally the condition In which you
find this organization. | would sug-
gest that you examine the death
registry, to ascertain that deceased
members were In good standing at
the time of death, that you may then
he enabled To report that none but
legitimate claims have been paid from
the death benefit fund. also ask
your careful Investigation of the death
benefit fund; see TINT II has boon prop
erly credited with one advance ASSESS
ment from each member, and 10 all
collection of assessments numbering
from to II inclusive. From these
two sources alone can tho death bene-
tit fund bo created Tho claims paid
from this fluid being legitimate, 1t
necessary follows that the disburse.
nenis are correct.
The progress made by the associa-
citation has been very satisfactory, hav-
ing issued within the pnst six months
ISL certificates.
My report will I've found under the
head of exhibits A, II, G. ID, II, 4, q
and H.
Exhibit "A' IL cash and shows
that have received since my last re-
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Cotton.

miudling 9iA. sales ,l67, V
liNerpool' February 3.--Cotton dun and
uns9; up!hnus, %; orleans, blAld: sales 5000.
receipts 500; American 1850 N0V'
a,Ti1l. Louis, February S,--totton duh; mid.
ating " sales 5Qe receipts 2o).
~ Louis, February 3--Cotton- pull.
iniddling Va; low iniddllng pi,. snles M.
receipts i,20 shipments 100 stock t25Co,
nNerpool, February y = Cotton - Easier,
uplonHs SPOT, ll,l0; Orleans OK, sales 1000 !
AlnciicaH i2nN. i'' i'"'''
new urleaps La. February 3.--Cotton ouie,
a ,'i, easy mlddiihs . l9lu low inidiling ~.
ooNlE exports TO Great Britnin S.6lj conti,
hepi 'ubOo; sales ~ o stock 40 ,ttO
Sew york, February g-totton o,,ist
hut firm at l0g-lga 10 I'D q"'e''
Futures steady
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
THE COTTON MARKET.

spoT corroN.
Special TO the ciayettc.
Galveston, February 3.--Spot cotton
closed quiet; safes ,iG7; low ordinary
III ordinary S; good ordinary So; low mid
ding "a; mddllng o 1919; good mddling lo16;
mlddllng fair lo,s fair li)s' receipts 3,3iG
bales.
FUTURES.
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EUREKA DiAiRc ~,
/. GRIFFITH,

/. GRIFFITH,
Frcsh oysters, etc, Just opsu..
bers street next to the opern hn',a n
Dining Hnll with every rrcy hHus
70 q iirstclass restaurant ' Nv y
spectfully solicited. Clesss, 80
l-li-lm. 1870 ~
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FUTURES,

Galveston, February a..~Futuros opened
stendN hui closed hnlI. Snlna 500 hnlna
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PRESS MARKET REPORT.
Stocks and Money.

New York, February ., II a.m.--Stoek mar
ton lower; prices first advanced lsid7S for
the list, then receded IA led by Denver and
New Jersey Central, followed by rally OF y
% which az II O'Clock was partially lost.
New York February D. Money 4. prjyne mar
camille paper }ls@G; bar silver I.l0'e. exchange
steady at sss4 for long; s8 sight; governments
unchanged: states duh and higher; railroads
hrm stocks since II o'clock active and weak.
al noon the general list recorded n decline
ranging lsoela, Wabash, Denver Michigan
Central, New Jersey Central and New orleans
0ja; rs l3is Az / lp5.
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Kneeland, Littlejohn & Martin,
WORTH,
iNsunANlE Ann REAL ESTAME AGENCY

q go 900 Fire. Ia and Accdcn
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balancing with total accommodations.
Exhibit "E'-college flnd--rhis
hnnd MS yet, Is small showing an ac-
cnmulation Of $ssa53 this amount be
ing 3 PER cent of dues collected, SALAD
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On medical d, ,ertora spB 40
ON death benz ~ fund to.SSa 81
On Wenlbpfsh q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ass ~
ON annual dnesV,,ase,.,..o.avaD.p,a OLA 10
S0,nj0 "A
From that exhibit H. will also be
seen that | have paid the treasurer
taO, Oot.02, as per his receipts, number.
Ing from lO7 to lol, inclusive, which |
respectfully submit that you may
compare and check with this exhibit.
Exhibit u II my account with the
treasurer, showing that have paid
HIN, since my last report, S50,02l02,
as per his receipts No. l07 10 No lDl.
1t also shows TINT the treasurer has
paid rs per death benefit fund.
Warrants No, II to % nclusive....,,. sllsiD 10
AZ perg general warrants iuj to iSh in
Endowmens warrants ei 10 sai, lnclu,
siyeaoa ..,. ..,ae...,.. ...,.....,.g4... 22i 20
college nund warrants, ! 10 ainclu.
stVe ,.,,.t.. ..... al N
Total ,,,.,,..,.4.,o.,.. - uS 20
would respectfully refer YOU To En-
dowment bills receivable, Exhibit
I'D, To check warrants No. - 80 314
ma notes and warrants are of even
numbers.
Exhibit &C. Death Benefit Fluid
shows total disbursement Of 81, 900.
to-wit
raid lcgestces Of deceased members .sl9,sse y
rald endowment upd s,..,...a..a,a...... 2LYOl ~
laaid endowment bills receivable. itN 90
Paid endowment interCsta..e..4,a,.a. ~
rotal ........ si2.eoi %
The total receipts to- the credit OF the
death heiteiit fund, as shown hy cash
receipts. exhibit "a y aud this eNhibit
so, SSG.4l, being one advance assess
ment frem l,Sil members. and total
collections ON assessments No. I IA II
inclusivn
Exhibit "pn Il n statement OF en-.
dowmcnt nind and endowment bills
receivable. The endowment fund
will show that Ssa, 300 have accumu.
lated To ia credit since last report,
aud that It's accumulation prior
Ca last report was sa,n2l sd, max
ing total accumulation OF SSa.-
22l 80, endowment bills receivable
show that Sa2,il5,00 have been loaned
slnce last report, ~ per notes No. - 20
a2i invlnsivc; leaned, previous TO last
report sT,p1an, making total loans
Sll ,US5 one note, M. a0i, lnr Sino.
having becm pold Nv death benefit
mud, leaves
Note balance Ia endowment Nnd ssi ,sSl &c
$780,
retelase,., tes,s. .... ...s. st.Ai y
balancing with total Accommodations.
Exhibit "F''-tollege nlnd--rhis
tnnd MS yet, Is small, showing an ac-
cnmulation Of ses5Ts this amount be
ing PER rent, of dues collected, $ii.0
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Now York, January 3.--wool nn
fairly active; Texas l4@2s.
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prouo5.ls.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
dersipued al the OF The Baltimore and ONO sal
ROAD COMPANY, Baltimore uuu OatODer - 1858. for ihs
Foundation, and Masonry Of the ru,lucIaun4 EcT Bridge.
Inc proposals Include material m cA7Ou, ana o0lsr
~ sinking siur 10 bedrock Also cost OF
Eerniuy and Golfer. from during the tW'
the concrete aud ma onry il beng liL Pans and pacucl
lions NAV DE oru hD Chci Engine one on AMI aer
Octoberi The company reserves Tie y 10 reject any AMI
all proposals II !, bOI Ola ~. NHl'I i"sIuo'I'-
NAVY PAY OFFICE
- STATE SIhfIT
NEw TOEE, oct. q. 1903,
PROPOSALS SEALED AND ENDORSED
L on envelope "Eid for supplies Advertised" viii Dee
OCs until ~ OC.JCG urtuDrT 9th l-~1 for
lie 10 lowing supplies UI The best quality, 10 be delivered
within ten days dat Of order Hcr oi expense az tue
NAVY Yard. New YORK
BUREAU OF OBSTRUCTION AND REPAIR"
so 900 Lbs. ROUND IRON.
specifications 8nd blank forms VIII De iufmShrl az ul'
office ,...
mai he deemed adyauta REQ 10 rhU Government.
TWO responsible -uTetCs required Tor the prompt ana
faithful delivery OF the supplies awarded
E,suo p.yusfy 81 gusI and certified viii be cOusid
erDd THOMAS o. tA-WELL
,oktdAt Pay Inspector L. =. Navy.
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Eeqal Nollres.

IN the matter of the application Of the Att0r-
WESTERN NEWYoBK LIFE lNsURANCE CON;
81 nature against the Of the ahOvenamed insurance
company pursuance OF an order made AZ special eim
held at the city OF schenectady, on the
Si 81 daV of April 1888 MI Justice landon presiding ana
DAY the schenectady County Cleik5
oeGe iii persons who either policy holders or OTHERWISE
49, iteud 10 assert claim OF any nature WhatsoeNe
80 ne ssets Of The Western NowYOrk Life Insurance
mnnv whether assets or may bsn The hands OF me
M ssid CnrporaOn OF the superintendent OIL the
nsuTance Department OF the state oil IRE
In heiOme parties 10 these proc cdlnga ana 10 *
t6Oothgr with statement Of tho character
anT nature thereof o. ~ Parker and ID; " Ioniis2n
of said COMPANY the Bank OF BataNla lh mo
tN1e of batavia ~ " or before inc hrs ddY OF
or from all Deneut OF any decree LOT
Of any OF assets OF said corporation ehe IA
he nossessiOn of the said Receivers or OF tt sAn
Sao ~ t nsHrance Department This notice Is pubshe9
An otedence 10 requirements OF tno aOO,
order Dated May 8, 1880 10 "N'N' $4,000
myl0 law26tIh
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european advertisements.

7 TEBIG COMPANYS Elk TRACT OF MEAT.
Finest and cheapest Moat-layOrug stock for
soups, made Dishes ana sauces.
I TEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
i An invaluable and paatabie Tonic In all OF
weak digestion ana debility. "Itisa success ana
boon for which Nations should fec CRATE iu," soc
Medical Press" Lancet" " British Medical
Journal" etc.
EBGS. oz T 9% M D ada
Ilebig's signature, in Blue Ink across Label.
This Caution IA necessary, owing 10 various
cheap and inferior substitutes being In the Mar
ket.
4 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
L To be had Of all StOrekeepers GrOceTs. and
Chemists SOLE Agents for tho United states whole
sale only, &. David & Co.. FenchuGchayenuc,
London England.
Sold wholesale by PARK q Tutort Smith &Vanterb6ck,
Acker usrul a Condit MCkessOu Robbins H. h. y B.
ItnTtoT q Co and Messrs. W. H. SChienohn & co.
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GuroDcdn advertisements.
UL-CUMFORTING.
EpPS'S COCOA.

BRFAkFAST."GIy o thorough knowledge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition,
and NV "A the properties OF wese
Cocoa Epps has provided our breakfast tables WIN
beverage which may save us many heavy
Goctnr nils IL is Dy tne ludioDus Of articles OF
dt mat consultation DO gradually Dult up until strong
Ia tendency disease. Hundreds 81
subtle maladies OAtn2 aoind IA re1lytJ attack Whe
ever there Is a weak point We escape many faal sh
80 ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
tyancrly uoursI ed frame "-CyIl Service Gasette. -,
Made simply with boiling Water or milk solalh 8 ~
(Lalb lb) by Grocers, LABELLED thus yA5AAs LAA'
Co. HOm00p athic Chemists, LOndOL EnsiskA
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9toleu.

CIToTFN Four FIRST Mortgage Green
Son"ts NO. BONDS $1,000 each, Nos Il to a. coupons
from Nov j. 5o and Wabash Second Mortgage Extended
one sio t R6nd due 1898 No 81 With npad COUPONS Ui
one al 400 Chester Valley, rem, M ''i N' '
No i86 coupons from 1877 atlached si,g said honda
The Dubhe Is cautioned against irf6Iinsiion apply
uI5ant thereof has been stopped fS III t.t ~. P'
-, ua,nuv "a a Co ana 10 Nassau 81, sSg N ~ saER
PcuKbkeeDsie oct u $780,
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.


-, ,.l,,, via West Shore OF Hudson River ,-r
ehh-luyiiSSn;, nksl SHORE BUFFALO RAlLWAl AMI
NEN'1Okk, ONTARIO WESTERN RAILWAY.
~. -, =, ga and after Monday October J.
iAs los1e DsDfossee and Cortiandt Street Stations;
oneida Utica Mohawk, Little Falls Canaonate
Sqr Albany and ostkfi Village g m, 600 112O a M
IS 10. N'' -'
ESs koollgad Livingston Manor Liberty Fasburg $50
KINGSTON Highland Pogghkeepse Marlboro IS No. 900 m,
AtSO a M 500 p n OZO ,. and 9 p.
oSewborg ga M go M ll:2O m 4:9O p m, 6:2Op m,
F9r Mddetgyn and Campbell Hall $50 a. N 'l1:2O "a m.
Cornwall West Point Cranstons $3.50 m g a N. $50
1i;sV NJ s;lO N 43O $50 ID. D. - m, and
ozV g. M ior Cornwall aud Cranst0nfa
DAILY. Other trains daily except Sunday
Tor Az any. ~ --i ~ 49, ~ 49, ~
naTlor Buffet Cars on 800 a N. train for Syracuse
Syracuse - ~ M SA'N ' --' INV
hiesant Pullman Sleeping Cara for Oswego on D. m TAN
tekee am ue tables al stations
seny my fennsylYanla Railroad Station BROOKLYN No Court.
~ ana Annex once foot Of Puont; HewYork CITY Nos 1862
xO z6l as 946 1923 Broadway 30 nIon Soasre K 7g7
Yhayey NO 1853 East 125tht, Pennyyaua Railroad station
keot D6sJrossssst, and foot Cortlandtst -'
H@Nes hn9RrT GeRarAi PassanRsr AGENT
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
il on and after oct :, 1883
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNiTTEEbb STATES NAIL ROUTE,
Trains leave YORK via DesbOsses Cortandt street
Ferries as i 9I N. Was, and south with Pullman
Palace Cars alta he'd M and daily New York
ana Chicago Limited Of ParOr Dining smoking and sleep
CORY ana l-Ile AZ
p m C1nnecng Cory for rtusvine, Petroleum Cen.
B9fi"oe Wssnr7np and the south Limited Washington
ETIrcss OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday 10
m arrive Washington m md 6GIG"r VIA D. r S, r. VIA
b. ana O. r. H. / ana p N. and - night. , ,,,,. t,
ND W. and . r. r. D. M end i2nisht
fol AianTo n.y. except InGaR and 10 a. a.
L2I oSs h'9 e3 railway 7y aad annoy T' NJ
IN ON SUNDAY q. aud5 p m docs not SOD AZ As
Poas OF @rookyn Anne" connect with all through rams
Of Jersey CITY 5hordlnE speedy ana direct transfer TOT
1 Y5s 1EFiSs 552 a !iS96sa 5 5 ?@ 53
1883 S:56p ana ITO From b1tmo SUNDAYS 3 b
2 m From Pa d5 Poio ' iIaG q M 10 1850 $50
go 7%0 500 o75 " 100 aL o. KS g5 1928
1888 and lO5op. IN. .,.,,,,-,r.
TO FHiLADE MA IA. 100.
TIE 'LO'is ! \ ''i'-7--''-
20 TRAINS EAcl IL ,1s x 66EH4PPS "N
IN NEw.YoRK
DorB TEAhc x, TIE most IgPR G5 7T E9TIP
ALNl' A., Win IA ABsoLU1riE sAFETT ''-,-
xprcss Trains leave NeyyYo via De,nrosses and cort
t5 2 s,Ts's tS,TSs ana "a 10 I@q imed Il 500 o
FED and i1 a m p eng a az I {n M AMI IL night u
In \. A. ut
Trains ielYnf Jew l9rE day eI2eRt SuEG1 5e a Irn
.; anu 49, a u' ~ anu w. H. 'oHnoS' 81 '''N'
9 IG tTsn eave Broads station PHILADELPHIA col
h6'nIHjS, 'H % Ieyrt f,1iSg, G,i ~ }, n "a
9iIo, ~ a. iioted FTnrSss i.s0 and "a ny
A ana 4iV o. , EHIosS I'SU anu ~ r. M
Id, 4, . o. o9O, anu o-V y ~ vi lES.'tl
$l5 go $40 ~ 80 m .o0 LmIedl $50 20
day except Sun5ay ao and on po.,yv,v ,,,r rro,.,
and fooof DesGros;o: and Cortland SIS Cont s. and
Bus iOt Hgb)Keu Station Jersey Guy migrant Tick
Office No battery race ddl tasJe Garden 80
The new YorK IranseT C0mp3ny Will call for ana check
baggage from hVo,, .,iD '''tpIy2h ,,ycyr
CHARLES j." ~ Co., % ~ ~
ueIelSI .u"H"bol' "'i'l"i 1 "9' I Agent
,,,rD,y no ~. CITr1rNrc, ITS-,. =,
II'KD1 BOA - -- VI IIEND Ii NJ New
4 stea1ners SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave pier
n font A. CYcopt ~9turdav
40 m cI1nysfl1g win nDrulug tfars ion ali nogIs
%ort6 SHnfly 'sfe3 uer foucIg. aI Albany " f''
HNUF ERIE RAILWAY now known 9s the
- NyItt :, Z y rrTI, Syr y.EGTEr2N p III
Arrangement OF trans 'f1hi Chamber. street )epot
"a u.-D1y EXCEPT suulavs Day E1PrGss d1iwing.room
COACHES u BnghaInL0n. tlmlra and Buffalo Sleeping
codChes 10 Cleveland, cincinnati ana Chicago 49,
J.. m toanyl-'St I0ns Lmited EIpIcss--No extra
falo arriving rs a. M Niagara Fails a. U salamanca
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Che Curt.

4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB--JerOme, Park.
"A saturday sept. %. oct =, 4, g, p IL amt IS.
J. IT, COsrER, Sec'T A. BELMONT, Pres't
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
- To Jerome Park Races October IL AMI Is. spec
l trains direct TO uc0sure at the Grand stand Leave
Grand Central DsJD. l2l5 aId l2ij no., returning
after the races speca reserved Tor ladies' Excursion
tickets cents Tickets on sale at Grand Contra OeD0t
j2 Alb 7-1 942 BrOa lway PARK Place aud bowling
Green New York. and 1913 washington s.. BROOKLYN.
c. b. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent.
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Certure5 ana flceIlrg5.

JOHS's COLLEGE
FoHpHAM, NEW-YORH, DcJ TO- 1857
NOTICE.-There will be a meeting OF the
~ Trustees Of So. Johns College, Fordham. y Y,
Thursday october $. l,>3 no o clock. m, At sad
Co ege b. order the Chairman ue Board.
NICHOLAS HANRAHAN, secretary.
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CFcur5luu5.

u az no MAMMOTH CAVE
ON TUESDAYS TN october D. round trip tickets 70 tho
SOUTHERN EXPOSITION AT LOUISVILLE
VIII DO sold In principal cities greatly reduced rtes
Chpap excursion coupon tickets comprising railroad sis5
ana fare cave fees good any day VIII 20 sod -
Louisville.
Hotel under new management conducted for comfort ini
pleasure u ING S''S' ". c. COMsroCK.
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Diui0cnJ Nollce5.

COrPER QUEEN MINNG COMTANY,l
81 and 30 WALt-~T
Nrw.NORK, october 10, 1888. )
SEVENTEENTH Dividend. $500,
THE BOARD OF TRUST EES or THIS CDM-
pany hnvc declared quarterly dividend ~ oNE II ~;
DpED SSp TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
tSlg5OOO payable 90 stockholders ~ record ~ Inc once '
the Company and after OCTOBER TO- ISL II"h'''I
books close October Is. 1853. and reopen Ori"h,i H.
". H. MAkIIN, Treasurer.
TIE LAKE, ~Hogr An M.WGhN s0uIuFS ENNh COZ
IEY A-UI.EG1 OFFIgE. GRAND tiNTEAL bil"i, {
NEW Olk. ~, pf 20, 1883.
TFNUE Board of Directors of This Company have
i ms d,y declared . q UAETEKIN uINIpENup ~ TWO
.KCEN Upp1 I.- tpt. srHrS. pHr 3D." on bli'bAh
t.e first fs. ~ NtFNJH III.N next al this ONCE.
Tho TRAN rFEE HOOK VIII Hc closed aI If" 'N X y w.
ON Tl ID T. tho ., day uf FfEp 20 Urr and Wii De- 20
mn ..v. &. s.. NNNIr' NBIII
~ Acting Treasured
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gteamboats ano RAILROADS.

ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
n DREW ana ST. John leave Pier Al. n. r., footot
canal ar every WEEK DAY ate m, COnnectnRat Albany
Snndsy mcnn eIcepte with trains north west and east
~ Excursion tickets TO Saratoga aud Lake George anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-11

NEW HAVEN, MEEIDEN. HARTFORD,
~ SPRINGFIELD HOLNOKR MONTREAL and intermediate
points Steamers leave Pier No. 20 T. r. at p. and II
suudayS evccp.od connecting with ut SENAVEN for
MLRlDEN, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, Tickets sold and
baggage checked 40 ga broadway Y CousL Brooklyn
ENCumI-n % Vow. IllEnn and rliurn 81 20
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Gin prOpcrln 81 Ec!
V'O LET-Thr highly desirable four-story,
4 haAs'oop. brown stone dwelling 40 - Lasl .5lst,
between 9Th and NaII on ayes Apply 10 H. G.. fEDDLl7
Arnold Constable & co.. otI.aV-. and lJiI 81
Two LET-Just completed and ready for inn
I mediate possession wei ghcl ant yrHtii'ci Lofts.
5O1 feet NrW engine. boiler and steam elevator fur
nh 40 on 80 horse power building built ny DAYS and
substantial au4 Ia the best mauuiACi turing district
Inquire ~ premises
Nos lOI ana lyJ Thompson ~, near Prince
r. b. ALTiiAUSF & co.
tD EAST 5qTIi-ST. MADISON-ANE.-
Ib) Handsomely and completely furnished. cookery
gts. &c or uLIuTuisucu. Moderate 10 acceptable
tenant,
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence
Bosou and the East All nail from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays excepted 70 Boston al ga ~
m ipaor car attacned) and 10 with palace seepng
Sai PDlSysat 10 NJ with palace sleeping c0rs Newport
sypTess leaves Grand Central Depot arrives at Newport
SAl5 !, r' Psrnr.csrs attached T. W. POPPLE, Agent
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