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The Grenada gazette., 1888-03-31
WE ARE GETTING OLD, ALASl

We did not fear them once-the dull gray morn.
ings
No cneerless burden on our spirits laid;
The long night watch did not bring US warnings
That we were tenants Of a house decayed.
The earliest SHOWS like dreams to US descended;
The frost did fairy work on pane and bough;
Beauty, and power, and wonder have not ended
How is it that we fear the winter nows
Their home fires fall as bright on hearth ana
chamber
Their northern starlight shines as coldly clear;
The woods still keep their holly for December,
The world welcome yet for the new year;
And far away in old remembered places,
The snowdrop rises and the robin sings
The sun and moon look out with loving faces;
Why have our days forgot these goodly thingsi
Why is it now the north wind finds us shaken
By tempests hercer than its bitter blast
Which fair beliefs and friendships, too, have
taken
Away like summer foliage as they passed;
And made life leafess in its pleasant yalleya
Waning the light Of promise from our day,
TIL the mists meet even in the inward palace,
dimness not like theirs to pass awayi
II was not thus when dreams of love and
laurels
Gave sunshine to the winters OF our youth,
Before its hopes had fallen into fortunes
Quarrels,
Or time had bowed them with his heavy truth;
Ere yet the twilight found us strange and lonely,
With shadows coming when the fire burns low,
To tell OF distant graves and losses only:
The past that can not change and will not co.
Alas dear friends, the winter is within u.s.
Hard is the ice that grows upon the heart,
With petty cares and vain regrets that win US
From life's true heritage and better part
Seasons and skies rejoice yea, worship rather;
But nations toll and trembe even as we,
Hoping for harvests they will never gather
Fearing the winters which they may not see |
--.Sd(eDa Gds>kfs |
The Grenada gazette., 1888-03-31
Splendid Equipment! Magnificent
Coaches! Pullman Buffet SIeepers!
Trains Always on Time!

The working arrangements between
the Mississippi 4 Tennessee and the
Illinois CentDsl Railroad insures the
prompt handling Of freight business
forwarded over the Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad, shipments reach.
ing destination following day Of do.
livery st Memphis depot.
Business consigned to the care Of the
Mississippi 4 Tennessee Railroad at
Memphis, meets with despatch via
this route.
We solicit your business, and request
your calling upon agents for In.
formation, etc.
A. J. KNAPP,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
Memphis, Tenn.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-03-31

The story that used to be told
twenty years ago Of the droll use OF
the editorial "our" still holds its own
against all antecedcnts Of the editorial
1--WE" 1t was n Maine editor who did
the deed. "For some shocking effects
OF intemperance," he wrote on his
first page, "sec our insides."
The Grenada gazette., 1888-03-31

--"Clara." said the old man from
the head of the stairs, +" "hasn't that
young man gone yet ," "Your
daughter isn't here, SIR" feebly re.
sponded the young man. "Slle has
just stepped into the kitchen to ill and
trim the lamp."-M Y. Sun.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-03-31
$500 REWARD !

We will pay the above reward for any eass
81 liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache,
indigestion, constipation or costiveness We
Pills. when the directions are strictly compli-
ed with. They are purely vegetable, aud
never fail TO give satisfaction. Large boxes
containing 30 sugar coated pills, &c. For sale
by all druggists. Beware OF counterfeits and
imitation6. The genuine manufactured only
By JOHN Q. WEST 4 Co., 0a2 W. .MadisonSt.,
Chicago, Ills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
IArrsT snnRE KAILHNAN. \. \.

INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. J.; & ~
W ~ CO. Lessee Ta RAJ 30 icay su Ms' est sls
- station Ne~, ork a. i,oT petro!t London
n S5 iSS. q % ~ a. NJ Soos s. Louis
80 90 - Is o. H. Toronto, 30 A. n, W. 80 y -
Mcntresl Gaia East - 90 N.afaia BALE ssyiai
y 50 ~. . 90 rs M Nini II H S,u ,o' VS.
= IL - 81 al 80 a and y 900 % 800 > 10 y "a
Nc~bufg, 10 IL ~ "a 10 1e, y az, ~ s,trplne
saps FOR BSaaio Niagara Fss Toronto Detroit Chicago
Que, dsy eHss sgnany> Sc heaY To 5sssSy
West Shore sstion. Al $50 ~ 20 80 49, p N aros
iyn-3ss Wa.iins,on.st. 100 Fultcl.ss. Annex One:
loot Of Fulton.st New-York Cly-sJS and ~ Broad
stSSsns 400 loo, o. we,! "a 4 and foot d jayst N
hotels and residences u - i.Anlbr.fsi
GeLefL Passenger Agent 8 Yanderbltaye. n. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Railroads.
, lNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

AND UNiTFD STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork: VIA DesOrOsses ana Coftahnt
Harrisburg Ptts6urg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 9 90 a. M 70 DINING SgT sn g.
or Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibuled Cars at
wismsport Lock Haven, 200 a. m, 100 p n Cory
2qf E aad Ct he o Rcg6n connecting 0o i
For Lebanon, 100 a m, 20 p m, and - rs night
For Norristown Phoenixyille, Pottsown and Readng,
II 100 a. m, l co. eco and 200 p n Saturdays
only 100 p. m Sundays. Is and 10 100 a. m;
Bal more washgtSa ana tn south Car, Limited Wash
sunday 10 90 a. M arrive Washington 90 p NJ
and daiiy VITA Dining Car at 40 p. m, arrive Wash
nsf @ d 55 CO. l s6 ana q 90 o0 AMI aa y
night SUNDAY, 6 Is and 100 a. m, 4 80 and . 100
For Atlantis TIA acc city and 5ape May p m week DAYS
Long Eranch Bsy head Junction ana nIemgdia ATE
noon. 4 90 and 5 :O5 p. m. on sunday 0:I5 a. NJ.
and y. m do not stop az Asbury Park.
For Old Point and Norfolk via New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad 90 p m daily; via Baltimore
Bosts o. - brooklyn Annev7 connect with all through
trains at Jersey City. aHortng a speedy and direct
transfer fog Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS trains leave New-Yor Desbrosses and Cort
ian1t streets Ferries as follows:
90 20 ., . %. Chicago Limited with Dining Car, end
sho 4 30 s. 6. 80 and p m. and IL L )
nieht. Accommodation. 5 80 and ! 10 a. M, : 40
and p M SunlssyS 40 and Q n M and
rs night. Accemm satlon. y. m, .
Trains leaving New.Y York daily except sunday, az
D. m on sunday. connect at Trenton for Camden
TiekcS Offices Nos 435 $40 and 90 Bro9adgsy.
c0H BrosES ana s'soH Jorsey City, E@Sran
bs es NcYopk Transfer Company will call sor aud check
baggage from hotels and residences , vvoon
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

~ EAILwAY.-Trans leave from ferries a. West Al
We.t 42d.sL I 80 m. Jay.st. :3J .. m. for MID.
detown. Iasburg Monticello. Liberty. walton. Dehi.
Norwich. Utica Rome cGeiia Fulton. Oswego. Buffalo.
Detroit. Chicago t.... ~ - O., ,or v..t,
XIII valley stations Lakes 9honk. Mnnewaskl. Middle
Town pl6onincburg ElenyIlle. Nj Dale. Monticello.
faii.hufg iiberfy White Lake. ROcNand ,r .,
West z2i.st .2j ?. Jay,st, q .lV p NJ uS,J to'
oswceo susren SION Fridge Detroit Chicago. ST Louis
Buret sletters % Niagara Falls Reclining Chalf Cas
free 70 Suspension Bridge 49, 49, ~, ao2 proaa
Time tables tickets &c. al CO., 3oI pa 90 broau'
vav Ts7 10. East l25h st.. 25i west i-oeh-S@
Sew-York q, = ,~nrpSON q p A.
ia r.zchanRe Place New-foh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22

T. RE RAILWAi.-Tickc Offices 4Oi. 81.
battery Place Chanbeis aud 25i feIries New
York; 32l ana 333 FutOn-st Brooklyn; lO7 Broadway,
Williamsburg corner Newark and Hudson sts. Hoboken
ac view Station. jersey CRY, where Tickets and ParO,
Steering Car reservations and orders checking
transfer ot basase can DC obtained. Express trains
Chambers-st- local trains to 10 minutes earlier.
~ da.y. Day Express buret drawnrrooo cosche,
70 Bunatq Ipiimsa, s,epIhS coaches Hornellsvie
10 80 a a. week days Delaware Valley Express paro.
car 70 Bnghanton' Oweeo, Elmira an1 Corning
Pullman OF day ami bure sleeping coaches 10 Bur.
alO, Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati ana
D. daily. Chicago Express. Pullman hure. sleopln,
coaches % Bingaa anti 0wego Elmra Rochester
Rutherford ana rassSeT A5. T. % ~ ~ ~
$50 30 20 $50 y 49, 10 40 5o 4 3 nsb ~
Also TO Iulnerford 80 a. m 80. 20 p, m .
f e So SG S 6os9 ,i5 sundays "a 45 a5 SO
psteSsS son Z q a. g so $50 10 go M u noon o
lsd S55 s 2@S . G ~ g. ~ 10 do 30 NO.
~. Sss ,':S %S g 60 Il aish .,
Z fS ash 40 sapi SS 81 ~ e. g e
Rdse ~ p a az saHfers 445 SO 80 m
j. . q Ras'Tss aaasy: 30 az SO 90
seab T aa tf va 50 Z o"sAi $3.50 AGO. j.
waSw SV days AS D. 10 80 a m l. 80 m
eos sSaaa{n as : = 80 3 10 3? $50 30 40
ixDc.s 3 ,a ms from The West arrive in New'l0f At
7G5 Il g car 2 81 Py,3 2nd 10 20 p m p FARMER
Cant supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
financial.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.

Notice hereby given that e3s Of the General First
Mortgage Bonds Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
this day drawn for the Sinking Fuad in accord
anee with the requirements OF articles IL and II oil inc
Trust Mortgage. numbered follows. viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
feeiurcs ano nleetines.

THE THIRTY-THIRD Anniversary Of the
womln's Hospital in the state % New-York WIZ
he held the Hospital corner q 43th-s ana shaw
Viii be rea. and an address. made by tho Rev. X 3
Mac Arthur The rcais OF this institution are earnestly
requested 20 be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES


Richard Arnold aud wife J. A. Chamberlain, No 20S
East 61st-st - years., $4,000
+. T. Breck to Alice Rowland, n OF 5Gthst OF
oth-ave - years. SO coo
Matte A. COcktuFm TO Henry McANenan. executor,
o. 13lst-st O; 0th-avc q mortgages, l year.,
$4,000.
Mary J. Coer TO William p. Austin, n OF s3i-st W
OF 9thave (notcsl. Sio.3Ii
William J.. Darling ani vie T. 7. Fngelhsrdt, :
OF lo3l-st q 6th-aye 3 years. Sll. 500.
August FTcn,Tau AID vile to East River Savings In
stiutloE. 2ii Centrest q year. $4,000.
Punk B. IIurd - Agnes Hurd, n Of 71st-st OF
9thave Il year. g. eco.
Jacob Rirkpatrlck - al TO z S. Simonson, Of
S9th-st. ~ West En1-aye n year. $4,000.
Bernard Levy and wife TO Newman COwea, OF 10TH
ct. Of 9th-ave q year, s40,430
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Ginsiral Instruments.

NUMBER Of slightly used uprirh: and SQUARE pianos
a OF our make. which specially selected and uSe1
Nv The artists METROPOLITAN ODera House Company
during the past season, will be sold a. hbeFai
reduction from regular prices. ,
WN KNhBE co. fI2 shave. abo.e i6th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACk TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

Lsrces. and Finest Passenger Station In America
rocT cars NeW.Yotk Albany, and Albany TO Montreal
via D. ( H. r. r. also Eas. Albany to St. AioanS' via
'c9 . 50 s' a. ~ 'fAMous sTEAMHEATED yEsTI
i BTbaSa s S HsS Of suct
drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Uues, syf;
ndianspo- sni To.edo. arriving At Chicago at 80 H.
ST. l.ous 40 D. NJ next aay ., 49,. ,.,. IT,
ron,o o. ecieSeaai Cincinnati. Indsnapo Detoii and
Cl.cGgo ..a"Asro,n GALE 10 Laha"a qua a"d i.oche~
80 western and EoTtheT1 E1g[Ss;
Adsg &C. hssag Sg Sa t G Special with draw
3 :5s D. n ACCOMMODATION 10 Albany and Troy. Con.
nSlofs On Fitchhurc r. r.
" ..s On ~ Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St L9ss Es
ana snS Steam s he Ssa
sleeping ami dining care ., c.,,.s.,.,. r,o,...
Sleeping ears % Montreal Via Rousc's Point and via
s. H.1as ally aso Ottawa VIA 81 Ahan3 aue Ssnsls
ana Csnan1agra daily except sunday ssA@aS uaih
does not Iun yss 81 Assin ca arrive. ., noehe.c,
q d Il 30 1T- Fast Ss9, Ezpres; ~ ESySes:,r pu-a
dianapos $. Louis De5:ei ana chcssg, Tlh ,lgspIas
s ssp saaay s6 70 cSnaaiasus on ssaaas t
Sleeping ears Albany Connects at Albany win tra!a
sale l az CRAM aa' ccSs sSoa ia sS RTosdws
Fslina Sos. aooRlyn and 70 4iSs. wilsmsours
Westcois ENplcss calls Tor and checks baggage ron
.nun daily others daily cxcep, SUNDAY. ,stol At
Iast station to axe ny passen2ers Tor North aad West
J. NJ. ToUci.l' Gcneral superintendent
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL RoUTE-FoR
- o,os set, as ss,on -, sS a and Bo
piaSs sa NghI Express az II 81 S,,g. g.o, as AK,
Sleeping Cars on all Express trains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
NfNTpAT. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
K - - NORTH RINER.

NINTRAL RAlIkO1D Of NJ w y Eh5l@ {,
y root OF Liberty sdR Rl5l, H ~ IsHs RIVE"
100 a M for East0n. Bethlehem A4ento"n' Mauch
Chunk Beading Harr-ouig ettt,s,or p.,blehcu, Allen
30 a. M 1917 flaminson Lake HoPatcQng Eason
Aem ro5sS SaoTP sr @ 5Gg Posyuo Ta@saus
SharoLIo suI,kury Iewisburg, Wllliamsport go
! D. m for Pennington Easlen Bethlehem' AlIeh'o"h
Maucb Chuna Reading. Harrisburg. etc. 49,,
3 Is d. M .or Fs,son. Bc,hl hem Allentown. Msuch
Chunk. Wiikesbarr". scranton, Ianilua ShayOhlh
30 p. for Pennington, Lax IiOIseoh4 Ea,.Oh'
5.t5 n m for Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, M1uch
Chunk, kcadng, Harrisburg' etc On Sundays at $50
; A. H. sundays FOR Easton.
so rs. 10 a. l. 4, 30 o 10 p, m SUP
days 4, FOR let Bank Long ir1ncn AHoGry F"Fh'
Ocean Grove except sun iayJ. Point Pleasant ,,,r
WOOD Msnchester Toms Rlver, Basnegat etc. Parlor
80 a. anu m, D. m FOR ATLANTIC CITY. vineland
80 G. 10 10 30 IL 10 a. M, 1, 4, 80, 80,
$40 & as except Saturday, p IN Sundays L. a. NJ
IA III ''f sAnb Hook ROUTE
~ FROM PIER 6, n. Rro.. so,hron,
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch, Lakewood Toms River
and Barncaat 90 3 as p m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central T. r. cf NewJcrsey and Philadelphia and
Heading Il. Il. Leave foot Literty,st N X, at L. 45
8. II a. m 80. 10. 4. . 30. 80 II D. IL IN
DAYS at 9 O. n. , 80. y D. la ~ "a = "a
Trains leaving al L. 40 II m 80. T. 80 80
1e y have correction for Reading KARLSRUHE Potts
Tickets end Paror Car be procured Of H. 415
ga 40 1923 Broadway, 737 6thaye. 294 West 10Th
-. 1872 East 12jth-st.. NcwYOrk; Courtst, 90
Tuons, 81 Rroadwav Brooslyn lin call r., and check
h.fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Dnsiitess Gbailre5.
CHINA, sILvERWARE and Housefurnish-

CHINA. SILVERWARE and HOusefuTnish-
~ ing business for sale. VII sell TO agreeable ana
competent party Interest," the business is located in
Atlanta Ga the best and most widely advertised IN
the South. For particulars call on >. l. McBlIDt9
Treasurer Gate City stone n ter oa 40
L OF SALE or TO LET, The Albion PRINT Works
l. These situated the SchuylAln itltT, at
iOnshohockcn Penn. thirteen miles fforl PhIauelhs,
are admirably located Convenient TO ~" iaoads ad th
NAVIGATION fthu- occurring it citairb
coal fcich,s owning full supply a. eNeel' water,
aud implicitly equipped for HeaeEig n}eng ana
Printing Cotton Cloths At moderate eNpenn tue te-
could he well adapted 10 oil kinds Of Sllk- Cotton and
WooIleu Dyeing Finishing and for converting wOrk OF
every description. For full particulars address
u. T.. ericsson. Conslohocken Fem,
POWERS 4 WEIGHTMAN. Philadelphia
DATENT FOR SALE.-A highly Endorsed
L specially; viii sell al sacrifice CT viii Join purchaser
." T. NJ. FULTON St. Denis Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
7 EBIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of fOrtlandt and
DcsOTOsses sts. as follows. la, roi,..
$50 "A IL 10. CatasauQua and ihternedlate points.
a r. for Geneva Lyons. Elnira, EOchcstef BuIalo
ana the West. and principal local points OhF eaF 10
II a M for Cherry Ford and intermediate points -, -,
n N for TunkhannOck and intermediate points chair
car 10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading ana parris
burg. 49,. - ,.t,oic.i i,,erredia,a
polnts Chair car to l.. ana u. Junction A., 49,.
40 "a no for Nauch Chunk and lntefmenlate points
ConnectiSn 10 Heading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
7 % m Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo
ana the West pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
Ira rs leaving az a. m. ! p m. pni o'4O p m con
meet Tor All pots In Mahauoy and aTleon coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS -.
n. n for Maurh Chunk. Hafioton ana in'cr""oS''
6.t5 r. n for Copay nni intermediate points
r. n fnr Geneva. Lyons. Elmifa kncheslcr. bu"aio
and he West Pullman sleeper - Lyon.
Crunrsi IA. 'e-n ONlcn o35 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
pOsToY. PROVIDENCE AND EAST.
LIN

STOHINGION LINE. Co.,
Tho fnsiae Route Reduced Fares Reclining chalrs
49, Free Of Charge
Steamers RHODE ISLAND AMI AAssACHUsEIIs
i,ave New pie 80, North River Dcck above Clna!'
St. at 80 D m connecting with following trains fiSt
train leaves steaner arrives ia Boston w.
T1n,ess NJ 4 20 A m arrives Boston as a m later
Exnress al 55 a. m, arrives Boston at 10 30 a. N
passengers have choice OF E1pfeSs uanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22

~ ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ -Tralns leave chsmbersst station week days for
Englewooi Tenahy, coater, spa Kill and Nyack 30
=, 20 10 end u 80 m 10 $50 4. 8 30 80
3. s4S Sao 81 10 80 p 20 nj Ransh' Sundays T.
SATURDAY special y 40 noon 9 80 ADDITIONAL TRAINS
For Manuel Srrine Valley Monsey and TallnahA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
REcoRDED REAL ESTATE TIANsFERs-N. Y.

1lths ro Vo any WIFE "a 1sehe4 weinsten s45C
Downinc-st. c cor BedfoTd-st 5iN40; John
Sohilling and Frank Mccormack and wife to On,
Maria SeLi.ling AO''
1lSsss cse AND Cr Wife to Fdwafi GOtiie6 12
Same property; Edward Gottlie0 and wife TO 90
slsi'st : $ $50 II W Of 9th-ave 19x1o2.2 Henry
L WOODWARD and vile to Mary f. wife oil ~,
1liasI No ga East. also No go Eas, il,h-st;
Mayer Kahn a.ii vie 10 Herman LuniRg go
shave " : - n n Of 126th-st 2jNlcO; Her -.
man Lun!rg and wife Mayer Kahn ISL
II b. SSth-sf, 5.,..xlc0; JOha A -
Weeks, il. referee. Sti'
1cAinstonave. e :, III Il Ii Ct 1oSlh-st. 1S.SN
50 ) Louise stephens 20 Annie II Kellogg H.
133t-st. n s Z35 II Of Lcroa-aNe, 1OSX93li
Edwin II Burr 70 Charles Meriei T..
S7th-st, 5, 1896 II Of 9ih-ave l4Nloos;
Frcdefick Iussey 20 Mary kiodcr 2l,'
17th-sf. n e : 3l2 II 81 2iave, % 2x92;
J. Lindenmeyr and wife TO DaEsel Bruoacher lO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
cosi an0 9ogno.

Ccr or STOLEN -nlnkbool issued by the Sea-
man's Rank for Sayinc- New York. 10 he subscriber
!. -ot found or returned the bank Within thirty aata
-. ,,'ls INe I vi! apry the hank Tor nos book
New Yorr NOV -. IS 8 BEVERLY > TfLEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Drn Goods.

~ 400 CHINA Con. hugs. 81 95; Extensive Assert
.J.UvV msnts Cray Black White. Selected Skins.
sp,:.l Prices: Carretings MsttIRgS Llnoleums
ANDREW LESTER ; SONS al Broadsay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Railroads.
A LWAYS ON TIME.
NETWORK AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD.

CHANGE IN TINE
OF
MORNING TRAIN FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD.
Commencing MONDAY, nov. Il, 1855.
The train heretofore leaving Grand Central Depot az 10
m. will iraye a. ~ O'clock noon, due In Boston at
80 D.. H. daily, SuMjays excepted
Returning train leave, Boston l. O'Clock noon due
IN New ork at q 80 b. IA. daily Sun.ays excepted
Equipped with elegant paor anl coaches. through
without change Dining ear between Hartford and
Boston.
The New. England limited leaves either city at p m,
with elegant new par!9r ears AMI Dining or. between
Night Express with sleeping leaves at IL 30
p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Giedmboai6.

TRANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
n Steamers DREW ani DEAN HICHMoNp ieav
pier a. North River, iOVl of Nenalsi, NJ y. NJ daily
sunday eAcep.ci. Freight received untl The hour q
o. paltufc. ---------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Bankers ano Brokers.
Dipiocno Notices.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY MINING COMPANY.
MILLS BUILDING, Is BRQADST.
New York. Nov. 10, looo.
dividend NO. 81.
~ 4 dividend Of TWENTY FIVE (2ol cents per share
declared FOR October payable 10Th INST Trans
fer books close 2ith ms. LOUNsBEK1 e 20
EORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAIL-
Il WAY COMPANY, No Broadway, New YORK City.
Coupon No. IA. First Mortgage Eonds OF THIS com;
pany falling due December l. lcoo, Will be pal on ana
av:r pfesenIa ion at the Office VI the ieI
camille Trust Company, No. 10 Bload"ay' Ne"-iofA
City. m c,.ycrD ruoos,re-
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
Chicago, Ill. November x lo1S
n OTICE.-A quarterly dividend Of Two Dol
~ per has this day been declared tho pre-
ferrei and common this company payable the
close OF business hours the 18th instant -,
The dividend shares registered In NewYork wiz
be paid the oree OF the companys agents. hessrs
JOHN PATTON & Co. 81 William--t New York. and
the dividend shares registered In Chicago Will be paid
the Office o. treasurer OF the company.
c. II. FOSTER. Trcasurer
OFFICE OF THE ~
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN r p CO..
NEW YORK. Nov, 10; 1883
THE COUPONS Of the Second Mortgage
Bonds the International ana Great Western Railroad
Company maturing Sept. l-5s. will BE- paid. together
with Interest from date OF maturity upon prcsen
taton at the oncc Of the Mercantile Trust Company,
NJ i' D''- T. p HENSON.
Assistant Treasurer
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Citn propcrip 90 fei.

NEW sx.story building. 25xlCo. 435 Pcari-st, TO
AIet rutland & WHITING. Bsekman-st
s,e recession rutland & WHITING. Beck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Droof Jpn prorsrtn for Sale anO 20 let

PLOT OF lots 75x20o for sale, De Kahaye near
A sumner ave, Brooklyn. rutland WITHIN
Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
. REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

The real estate market showed increased activity
yesterday, especially for small lots J. Thomas
etesrns offered seventy-two lots woodlawn Heights
in the Twenty fourth Ward near Van Cortand Park,
situated In socond-st. and Second Third and Fourth
ayes. The lots In sccond-st brought 3l5 and
$500 EACH and ntersr lots from ssoo TO sos each.
Lots in Thlidave. brought from s2s5 TO $3.50 and
in sccond-aye about sl9o each. John T. .. smyth
stoop dwelling on lot l7xloo The bidding ran IRON
eas,oco 70 sSa 500 at which price ~inam MI, H.
lots in Fhth-ave between Nney-sxth and Ninety
to r Is 2 ao aa fUUS
James Blocker q son offered the entire block be-
isfsy-frst and oneSundred and thirty second SIS,
the property OF the Union India Rubber company,
Sfs SScsHOp ana pa U was Knocked
down AT that price TO IL: IL. SHEPPARD Michael
cAs s Co report The sass by sn OF IL Nos 900
per- apnun. The property is To be occupied as a
Tniiseum on smilas plan to Bsrnum's old Ann-st.
There call at the Exchange Yesterday for
Barclay sts nrOSdwsy and chuIchst, or in DosE-
man-st between Nassau and William SITS. price from
SC ssss 81 rom also for GG c 5 s'Tn
lot IN Fifth-ave fifty feet fro:a East Eighy-sixth-
81. offered FOX sale at si3,5oo
SswYork, wsanssaays NCy p; lsss;
The following business was transacted at The Exchange
and Auction h gy R isaasa v narnsv & Co.
T., St s,s sfo -"s IT Of s0'h's' aSHooi C. W.
adj s6Sys ,; Sssc S.sFs.7 T Young Gu a'SO
piot OF land. with buildings bounded by 4th and
lexington ayes, i3lst and 1924 SITS. plot COOKBOOK
2i2 6xS1o; H. III. Sheppard. 500. 600.
BY John + Il. Smyth
lots = 200 W OF St Ann save,
oSx1OO: w. T. WheelOck az 300.
j zstoFy dwelling, with lot. No. 80 West 52d.st. $
Of shave, lot 17Ainegxl 7xi00.5; w. Schooiey
$50 500 4.
sale Of dwelling with lot No. 4 East 1S31-st. e OK
Skh-aye., adjourned sine die.
Samuel kreser ..~.. .
sa q che Sxsns Ma ws ds a. 70 IS Dee IVES.
., Bv ThogIn,, ISL stes ar, "a and I'd aves,
wcodlawn 20Xl00 each; Cnafles SohuiN'
george d. scsey and J.. Johnson: s2.2l2 oo c.,.
lots ave, 100 II cd-ave., "5xloo; Charles
schultz Jones $500.
lots 81. block front, bet. % and 4th soes'
o5Nico each; Patrick FarreIy and others; 81 $40
lots n 3i-ave.. leo II n 2d-st, 2oXlco esch :
lois aih.ave $50 It E OF east, 25xl0o each;
w. w. Whittier and Others, si,41O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-22
Citn i]ropertp for Sails.

90 xyrsT ENUAVE. between West I'D and 73d sts..
~ here Ale four magnificent private houses buit py Gay
w0rE with pcams, neproof brick "copper" IT,
~ roots hard wood throughout. d0uoo nOofs. urea
tstcIcns elece bells; designs admirably arrangeIi
Iccaton health beauty prices
$50 600 corner s75 600. Apply premises or ADDRESS
H. e. ROBINSON. OF 0thaye. BrooEiyn.