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financial.
ONLY
$500 PER SHARE
UNTIL THE 18TH.
VALUE DOUBLED
WITHIN ONE WEEK.
NATIONAL GAS IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY'S STOCK.

Gan cAEBU RET THEIR own i ypRoGEN. Gas oSs
FEET or G&N 10 n w SE fGhIoNs OF
OIL During the past week Gas Company In this state
land Process owned BY this company and the results have
seen very GAnN NIph haHH 'fSH enS
feet Of their hydrogen gas and by applying ths rfVe
H i3s s. 6F S&rrh he a anG BY sns
OIL still results reached little less han
gas much SetsT than Sad before beon
Oay Sp the d Of h STOCK as
was only intended in the first instance to Apply ths
edenc 60 the A si IS M Rn0W hat there are great
number of small works throughout the country that eheI
pay very small dividends at all these can all be
basis by the Application OF this system This can
eng with the manufacture OF gas while our apparatus Is
This is not an experiment. but has been in successful
operation. and furnishing two towns from one works to
and giving a 2Gcande power free from all impurities
As has been stated in previous adyeEtisementS ms
having Companies formed IN each and receiving reason
able OF cash. besides fair proportion OF stock OF
SerotiatOns have progressed far in the sale Of
Company VIII commence the payment OF 9UARIERLf
to ne, the investor 10 PER CENT on Tie present pce Of
s5 PER SHARE Besides this 10 IS proposed to divide
this Company From present indications based op-
lions already given out an equal number OF shares should
CENT OF ADDITIONAL STOCK WITHOUT FURTHER
1t is believed that the stock viii be worth and be sell.
ing FOR its value so. BEFORE JAN !, making the
Tho capital stock OF the company ioooo 600 full paid
and unassessabo par value sl0 organized under the
thS Tg % ~ s. cAMBERLN Prcsdent JAMES
GILFILLAN ,ex-United States Treasurer Secretary and
There is not a OF stock to be sold at
Week Se rate 4 T Sc sGn Sn o e r. hr g. PE
ADDRESS ALL CoMMuNICATIONs AND MAKE
DRAFTS Or CHECKS PAY ABLE 10
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
u L-no ID

CENTRAL, RAILROAD .ILsR OF ,NEEW-JERsEY.
Time Table OF October o. 1888.
- gO a. m for Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
545 a m. for Taston' Bethlehem and Allentown.
zoo a. m for remington, Easton Bethlehem. Allen
80 a n fof FLEMING ton. Lake Hopatcong, Easton.
bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. N!lkesbarre Scran-
ton. Reading, Harrisburg Pottsyle Iamaqua shamoKin'
sunbuly, LeWisburg, WiIIamspOrI .,-. luz.
.. m for Pennington, Easton. Bethlehem Allentown.
Maueh Chunk. Reading, Harrisburg etc ,o..-, ,,.noh
As y. III. for Easton. Bethlehem. AnensoWn, HAAu0n
Chunk Wikesbarre Scranton, Tamaqul, Shamokln
30 ,. N foT Hemngton Lake Hopatcohs Eas,on'
20 and so p m Tor somerve and Flemngton
AS D. IN. FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown M!uen
CHUNK Reading. Harrisburg. etc on sundays al o'oo
1, S 10 II is a. m. !. 4, 80. 10 D. m SUNDAYS.
a. m. for RED Bank Long Branch lAsbury LAX, LAX.
eaI st Il a. a. H. 80 p N Tor Farmngaao. LAKE
WOOD Manchester, Toms River BarnegaI &c ,,,no.us
a. M, D. m. Tor ATLANTIC CITY. Vineland'
a 6, s15 10 30 II rs a. M 4. 30 $780, eI5
p. NJ Sundays IsffNYDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER g. N. r. ,,,.
For Atlantic Highlands Highiana Beash p,
Monmouth Beach Long Branch LaKe"oou AVln' iN'''
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central r K. OF NewJeEsey and Phlladelphia and
Reading L. l. Leave foot Liberty St. N r.. at 4. 40,
9, II a N. 80, rs, 4. $50. : 80 u D. m sun.
Trains leaving at l. As II 30 I. 30. 80.
IL p NJ, have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
Tickets and paror Car BE procured at H. AIS,
ISL, 944 lao 1923 Broadway ~ 6thaye 26i West
125th-st, 1882 Fast l25thst New'York; Court-st $50
Fulton st., 9s Br"-dway, Brooklyn. go
NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage frUIn hotel OF residence'
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e. HORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUIE-fOR
- Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central Station a and 100 m for NswpG ,o
Providence and Boston IVY D. III Lti.e' EApISss ~
Provdence ana Boston. Il 80 p n Night Express Tor
Newport Providence. Dostondaily faace Psrier Cars
;r-ir
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM. r. C.

S Banks TO Harriet Thompson So. 90
Charles c u Noble TO Robert 5 jordan 5000
e0thst s. $50 II OF 9th.aye, 50x100.5;
Earle to Ro6ert Jordan 1000
lily MorsentSsn and wife to George Fennel $500
1stave, 5. sos OF zsthst, 25x75; Emanuel .
Afnsten Ferdinand Suzberger 2l,0O
''t Gessne eT'O to 10 Leo " scSwa6 1850
10 Lucy II Do M and another S''C' 2soo
Adams and nd Wife TO e, carrie HasSrouck 5000
1fs q Annie Ss TeS Purcell va. 1925
Bayard-st mos and - Samuel Cohen and wife . ~
to Jonas We'll and another -: S4OV
"e snd sslsS bssch%sn to To- coSsn
SCHUYLER ef0 and wife VI to George Cole sooo
cor and wse to ASer Smith 55oo
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

The Important property sold yesterday the Real
Estate Exchange was by A. II. Muller Son, and con-
sisted of two lots Riverside Drive between onchun-
dred- and second and One-aundred and third The
property between the costly residences OF Mr. Deer
Ing and Mr. Poster which occupy respective
o. the block. The lots brought sl7,42o and s17,450
respectively Herman wronkow was the buyer: II was
81, 900 offered and refused
James c. Laor sold under foreclosure No. loo2
Madsonave:, four-story stone front house. lot
20x90 Only one bid made. OF so1,S50. at which
price David Greenfield the buyer
There was a call at the Exchange yesterday for a
for quick cash buyer
The stock Of the Exchange sold yesterday for Is Ia
New-York. Wednesday Nov IL.
The Following sales were held az the Exchange and
By James c. Lalor.
i four-story dwelling, with lot No. LOOP Madi
son-Xe s 422 OF soth-st lot 2ox7o;
BY A. IL Muller & Sob.
z lots 9 Riverside Drive, 100. IL N Of 1o2d-st
23xl0o each; III Wronkow 34,S75
BY Richard V. Harnett 4 O.
sale OF dwelling, with lot No 242 East S3d;st s s.
with lot No $40 Lexngton-ave, s. Of zsthst was
adjourned 10 Nov. Is.
BY James Beecker Son.
Sale OF dwelling, with lot No 3o4 West 70thst, s.
OF West Endave. Withdrawn.
NEw-JERSEY PROPERTY.
Sale Of house with Of land, in Cliftonave, New
Brunswick, withdrawn.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF the
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Take notice that meeting of the stockholders Of the
East Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
Will be held at the Offices OF the Company Knoxville,
Tennessee, the d day OF December 1sSs consider
the question OF approving the Lease for ninety nine years
OF the Company property heretofore made in accordance
with resolutions adopted the Board OF Directors OF the
East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
the Richmond and Dnnvile Isaiirond Company.
The Transfer Books will close 10 o'clock m on
THURSDAY the 22d day Of November, and reopen 10
o'clock a. IL on Monday, the cath day Of December.
1855.
l.. VI. SCHWAN.
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Railroads..
A LWAYS ON TINE.
NEw.YOIK AND w.ENGLAND RAILROAD

Lh "a 10 YIN llhE'
NETWORK AND NEw.ENGLAND RAILROAD.
CHANCE IN TINE
MORNING TRAIN FOR RosToN VIA HARTFORD
ma. Commencing MONDAY. Nov. IL, 1883.
The train heretofore leaving Grand Central Depot 10
Will leave at IL O'Clock noon due IN Boston at
Returning train leaves Boston at IL o'clock due
IN NeN- i0rk at 80 m. daily, sundays excepted.
Equipped with elegant paor cars ami coaches, through
Without change Dining car between Hartford Fad
The New. En- gland limited leaves either city at D. NJ
With elegant new parlor and Dining coz, between
Willimantie and Boston.
Night Express with sleeping l>sves IL 30
Tickets at Grand Central Depot sad sS7 broadway.
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
:, PASSENGER TRAINS leave foo. Of coraands and
Desbrosses sta follows:
go a. m tor Catasauqua and intermediate points.
a. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira. Rochester Buffalo
Sa me West and principal local points Chair car to
D. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Chair
car 70 TgnkhaDnock Connection to Reading and Harris
$40 D. NJ for Pi,tston and principal intermediate
points Chair car 10 L. and b. Junction.
5 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO
I D. m for Geneva Lyons Emlra Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons.
8 rs D. m. for Lsurays and intermcdlate points.
Trains leaving at 8 a M p M and 40 p m con-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a m for Mauch Chunk Hazleton and Intermediate
S15 D. n. for Coplay and intermediate polntA
D. m for Geneva Lyons. Emlra, Rochester. Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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" EW- YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trans leave from ferries West AZ
and Jay follows:
West 42d St, 80 a. Jay-st, IS o. m, for MID.
detown. FalsburR Monticello, Liberty, Walton Delhi
Norwich Uaea, Rome Oneida, Fulton. oswcgO Buffalo,
West 42d.s., 100 p. Jay.st. AS D. n, for wall.
Kill Valley stations Lakes Mohonk Mnnewaska. Middle
town. Bloomingburg Elenviile. Mt Dale. Monticello
Fallsburg, Liberty. White Lake. Rockland -,
West 421-st.. 25 p. m Jayst., 10 D. NJ daily for
Mddetown Fslsburg Liberty Walton. Norwich. Oneida
Oswego Suspension Bridge Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis
Buffet seepers Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
Time rables tickets &C. at co., 307. 944 1923 Broad.
way 737 Gt-ave 1874 East 125tst.. 264 West l25thst.
J. C. ANDERSON. G. p. A..
is Exchange Place. New.York-
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Cesal \ otifcs.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 2OJ, Stewart Building 30 Broadway
NEW-YORh, November 9th 1888.
mo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
In conformity with the requirements OF section 2 Of
Chapter 200. Laws o: 1883 Of the state OF New YORK
ribc notice hereby given all persons interestc
bat full opportunity VIII be afforded them 70 be hearc
IN relation to the necessity constructing the propose
Dam and Reservoir ufon the CrOi0n River al Quahe
hedge Known A. the Quaker Iiice Dam ana Rescr
yo, SAID public hearing TO be limited TO three day
and to b. heard az the Office Of The Aqueiuct commits
eoncrs Room 209 Stewart Building, $50 Broainiy
In the city q N.w.YOrk, commencing vi Mtn1ay, No
veneer 18th, 1855, at II O'Clock m.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners;
JAMES C. DUANE
President
JOHN G. SHEEHAN,
Secretary.
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Professional.

YOUNG MAN, 10 years OF age, wishes employment
"A In any mercantile banking house can give slus
sct0ry references 70 ability and charse'sr Address
Cox e Tribune once. ~ x.
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NNEsT SHORE RAILROAD. \. Y. G. &

CO. Lessee rail- 30 l' iSu West ss1 la
is%l ieG' :! % IS So a.. m, g 90 St. Louis
MoStiea cshads 700 p Niagara ESs syis
g 80 . go. :s:l5 r m Gan. II a. H. for gtiea
= rs. g 5S all 80 End - oo q 90 IS 15 m
straw LIB :G2S fplsga as, 'IisssPins
and 81 Louis .DaIy Pgatiy except sau jd,.cS
CIV r r. r. station ali 20 a. m, 80 p. HobOken,
West Shore Station. all 80 a. m. So 80 p In For
tcses timetables information apply a. Offices Brook
yHsS $50 Fgto9css an, An5 se 6 4nss
way, 15s noWery - PARK place snd West Sho5'
westcotss Express calls for and chseks b9Sgage from
H''' Geaera Passenger Agent vandcfbiltavo.. Il. Y
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f. RE RAILWAY.-Tekes Offices, 4OI. 81;

L, RE RAILWAY.-1icket Offices, 40I, 81 =,
~ III and 957 broadway. 1873 IL Dowery 1877 Westst
atte5y Place Chambers ana 2sd Street ferries New.
WITk si ana SSS BTG.9,k{n 1o7 BROADWAY
and New station. Jersey City, where Tickets and Paror
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders Tor checking and
leave 23L minutes earlier than time shoSn tram
m day l DsH Es Exams Enc, 10 minutes earlier
70 Bunaio Pullman sleeping coaches Horneilsvie 20
10 80 m, week days Delaware Valley Express paror
D. m. daily, Chicago and ST. Louis LlmedP a solid
Pullman train Of day and buffet sleeping coaches to But
St. Louis charge for fast time N''ns'i ana
, m, daily. Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeplne
Ssso d 81 and chessSs Ea Rocsser
U.s. 10 so js5 s5 ) 5 e s5 81 e Z iisS S
f6assSsac el25 GO p M sundays 4 4 40 g 80.
paeSs S1 g.i5 g. so 80 10 go a. Il noon;
5s6 s5 S sS SIS ds 30 a. 80 i6 "a 30 no.
n. iaS s, $50; 80. 3, 10 20 p: n Y night
80 il. ,. N. II night sundays a. H. lO S:So
Rldse%Vo6a AID an sanacrn4 AS 90. 80 10 80
l. 80 40 70 S3 dss eve S'S 80 go D. 70 go S m
Neab#iG a5 AZ S1$ 80 So IL night 80 30.
ne p e s sTna'4: 45 70 so a. no p 80 m
eos SS4aa{3 l5 ; = 20 o 10 80 80 49, 30
M5dsOEa sad f9fs 6 Ja5vIs a AS s5a 30
hx P . a SS rJn the West arrive in NewYo.k a.
7CS i &c M, Fl 81 aud 10 20 p m p. FARMER
Gen'l sup't General Passenger Agent
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railway COnl2IT.

East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railway Company.
10 wALLsT;. NEW YoEK, October 1 "a, 1883,
earnnrs for the asca year ended Jaae 80 has ms
ay been declared On The FIRST rs TEFE ~ STOCK
after December 10. 1888. holders Of record october
Secretary and Assistant Treasurer.
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY CO.,
10 wALI~sT.. New York, Oct 10. 1883.
Notice IS hereby given that The annual meeting Of ;he
AND GEORGIA HALLWAY COMPANY for the election
Of Sad the y he seven 9od By he Rede ali S
stock 10th common and preferred and the tgansaetiqn
company. q, Kn0fylle o5 Tenn. on WEDNESDAY the
me transfer 5opSs WIN closed o'clock
1855 CLOCK L H. Gu ihu''u''' the /. n. sCIiwAS0
EINANCIAL broker of standing to capitalize
L IN Undertaking in econOmzng ana improved machinery
ana manufacturing process lapd selling TO good trade
dress GOOD FAIrnl Tribune taee.
CITY OF NEw.YoHK-FIyANcE DETACHMENT
orrcr or A 4sP G q S %4TET g .'h ,1:..vrxrs
srnw. SYP s Shhrk of t tssGA 1888
~ Tenenens Tor unpad tixcs o. 1853 to 1852 and Cfoton
o a's ye Of lsS 70 s n t c 9' q qs & IAe'
The undersigned hereby gives public notice, pursuant
70 the provisions OF Section go OF the Newly Ork Guy
ConsOlid Act Of loo2,-
That the respective owners OF all the lands and
situated Wards Nos ~ p. Inclusive IN the CITY OF
New York which been laid ana confirmed
for YEARS 1882. both inclusive and
remaining ami unpaid ana also The respective owners
ated Aforesaid which the regular Croton
been laid the 1865 20 1881, both
inclusive ana remaining due and unpaid, are
Qued the said and CTOtOu rents
manning due and unpaid with the interest thereon al ne
per per annum from The time when the
became due The time OF payment, together with
this notice ana advertisements to the Col
letOr Of Assessments and Clerk Of Arrears ~ his Office IL
Department. stewart BGluiDs, corner
Broadway and ChamDers-st., ia said city.
that il default shall be made IN such payment such
Will be sold al public auction al the
Court House CITY Han PARK the City OF New
York on Monday 1855, y o'clock noon,
which shall Oer
10 consideration OF advancing the amount
Of CrotOn water rent a. the case may be- SO que
unpaid and the interest thereon Aforesaid TO the
time Of sale with the OF this notice and
all other and charges accrued
thereon such Will be- continued from time %
until all the lands ana enement 50 advertised for sale
shall be sold.
Notice is hereby further given detailed statement
taxes rents, the ownership OF
the property which and CrOton rents remain
said pamphlet deposited In the ONCE OF the Collector OF
and Clerk OF Arrears and Will be delivered
to any pers5n applying for the same - -
Collector Of Assessments and Clerk OF Arrears.
CPECIAL pARTNER.-Successful house in
- supply line a fasgrOwing end liberal tr1de, estab
llshed is years and with 500 900 Invested desires
10 per and principal secured brokers'
Add ess f. C. p Room So Stewart Building.
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Dipi0cno Notices.

OFFICE OF THE WHEELING AND LAKE
" ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY; Walls. New
York Oct IA quarterly dividend Of ONE PER
CENT on the preferred capital stock Of this company
day. Nov. Is next The transfer books viii be
md reopened on Friday, Nov. 16. at 10 o'clock
L. H. EDWARD b. ALLEN. Secretary.
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Real Csiaie.

Anrticn Sales of ReaI Gstats.
JAMES BLEECKER, AUCTIGNEER,
SALE BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE
UNION INDIA RUBBER co.
JAMES BLEECKER SON will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. November 81. 1885. at 10 m. az the
Real Estate Exchange. G5 Libertyst n y. the valu-
able New. York City property OF the UNION INDIA
ENTIRE BLOCK
between 4th and Lexington 13lst and 1929 SIS.
building. boiler and engine house stables. carpenter
shop. &c 49,,
Also the water rights the Harlem River which
belong TO said property
The buildings have about 90 900 square feet OF floor
space. and suitable fOr any business;
There is also good two-story and basement brick
dwelling house on 13lstst.
The location OF this property is in fun view Of all the
trafc OF the n. Y. Central, y. y N H. ana Hartfor1
snd Harlem Railroads and the bridges over the Harlem
make IL valuable all advertisement TO business
TERMS AT TIME OF SALE
Full particulars can be obtained at the TreasursIs
orice. 4S7 Broadway at the aucuoneeF ) once lou
Broadway.
A RICHARD Y. HARNETT & CO.,
IA AUCTlONEERs.
will sell auction Monday, Nov Is, az II o'clock nocn
at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
50 70 IS Liberty 81.
43d-st, south side, west OF 5th,ave.' lotS LV
years renewals VANDERPOEL. Cunning GOOD
"-'' Maps at Auetioneers' 10 IAberty-st
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SPECLAL PARTNER.-Successful house in
- supply line fastgrowne and liberal tlde estab
llshed years and with 800 900 invested desires
special partner with about $50 0O0 minimum return Of
10 per ana principal secured brokers'
Add ess l.. c. r.. Room So, Stewart Building.
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Cost ano founn.

I oST.-Dank. book No. 1872 i<l Dry Dock Savings
IL Bank Any person having claims upon SAID book are
called upon the the bank thirty
Days or said book will be declared cancelled aud eI1nr
GU she'd, and issued Ia lieu thereof.
"V'HE TARIFF OF lsss' pamphlet o. 20 large pages
giving rates OF duty now In force, In full, together
with Free Lat and other valuable Tari0 infor.
nation Timely for reference, aud Absolutely cerrssA
Price - cents eopy. Published ~ Ths TxibuAAs
ksw.Yerk
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Ciip i1ropertp for Sails.

Cifp f1ropertp for 6als
A sUPERBLY-BUIIT, planned and finished medium
~ sized dwelling - - - -
5TH-AVE.. FACING CENTRAL PARK. AT 62D-ST.,
For sale low, with Immediate possession The house
has overhaued and magnhcenty decorated Keys Of
v. X. STEVENSON a. CO.,
LOG broadway and 663 5ih-ave.
NOE SALE.-An elegant country residence. with fine
grounds, fronting Long Island Sound; about an
hoir from the city by New Haven Railroad.
ii. w. COLLEEN DER $50 Broadway, N Y.
ON WEST ENDAVE., between West 72d and 73d SITS.
~ there ale magnificent private houses built BY day
work beams, nieproOf brick, copper cOrnees
tile roofs hard wood throughout double floors, tiled
kitctens electric bells admirably arranged
location unparalleled FOR health or beauty price, $4,000
$4,000 corner $4,000
AIpy premises or address
f. Il. ROBINSON, 81 6thave. Brooklyn
SsNALI weLrented Bowery property Broome-
- and lox93 old BrOOmc-st property near
Bowery; 500 600 12 per cent savings bank mortgage
price sos oOo cYRILLE CARREAU. Agent GfanasI
and BOwery.
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EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
HALFWAY co

II INANCIAL broker of standing to capitalize
undertaking IN cconomzng and improved machinery
ana manufacturing process Rapidly selling TO good trade
years successful operation patents unassal!aOe. Ad
EAIlI. VIIhune Lllcn.
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THE MIDDLESEX
BANKING COMPANY
MIDDLETOwN, CONN.
Capital Paid In, 100000.
Offers per cent DEBENTURES and GUARANTEED
MORTGAGE NOTES.
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Of New York, and Sc
CQRITY COMPANY. Hartford Trustees for De,bentures
Chartered 1872. and HAS ALWAYS HEN under hs H+
pcrUisf0n OF CONNECTICUT BANK COMMISSIONER
The OF bonds uhtch h Company can ste or guar
dntec Is LIMITED by LAW.
Banks ether Corporduons ana
tees hare inpssted largely IN these securities
Robert n. jackson, President, Nfiddlctown, Conn.
Graves IL Vinton Co., Western Mzrs., ~. Paul, Mimi.
BRANCH OFFICES
IL Wall-st., NewYork. 512 wanutst, Phila
Eou Ruf Roefn
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Hlisrell


a PATENT
FOR SALE.
The owner OF patented Circular Knitting Machine for
seamless Will cell at reasonable inquire. IIb
machine Is the In the market
There is ciampue arrangements for clamping needle
cylinder. automatic measuring devise and new yarn
take VI. For full particulars Interview address
A L. L.. Box %. Tribune ONCE.
AREPUBLICAN EVENING one cent daily IN New York
<AYork City would have very large Circulation Ia snort
DRUsHES every description at Sl5 Pesrl-st. opposite
- Peek Slip At lowest prices. ,,..
DRINTERS.-Large new cylinder press, Job
i presses motor dry press cutting machine,
printing plant and material Tor 80 300 cas-s2OoO below
Value. business lin Boston, OF $4,000 70 $4,000 yearly
included. Good work, prompt pay owner cannot az
to IT, Chance for good NO Orokefs NO uDae-
fnent Come and see, 30 EXchaDge-st, Ioston
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10 wALL~ST.. NEW YORK, october "a. 1883.
A dividend Of FIVE 80 PER CENT out OF the net
the fiscal ended June 30 ISIS has this
day been declared Oh The FIRST PREFEERED STOCK
this company. payable OF the OAce Of the
December TO- 1855 holders Of record october
25 1855
T.. NJ. SCHWAN.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-04
WANTED,

AA HOUSE. Wanted to purchase the equity
 llsk in desirable house and lot well located Ad- dress; stating amount of encumbrances upon the property and iowestprice for same,
 ia11 LOCK BOX on1 citu
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-04
MINERS HIN GREAT PERIL.

The Surface Caves In And Many Are
 Entombed But Make a Lucky Es-
 cape.
 SCRANTON, Pa., July 3.-The caying in of large portion of the surface over Bell Slope to-day and the report that large num- Der of miners were entombed caused intense excitement. After several hours of suspense thirty miners more dead than alive came one by one dragging themselves through the crushed-in gaugways. Many others had fled in safety when they heard the first signs of the cave-in. The escape of the miners was due to narrow passageway found at one side of gangway, which also admitted sufd- eient air to keep them alive. The cave-in af- fects large part of the Hyde Park section.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-04
AS CHTMED THE MIDNIGHT HOUR Cincinnati Began to Celebrate Her
 Centennial.

CINCINNATI, July 4.-Just as the cathedral clock chimed the midnight hour the glorious Fourth was ushered in with the firing of 8 salute of one hundred guns from the hill tops and on the levee, the ringing of bells and blowing of steam whistles all over the city. Young America added to the din and his en- thusiasm knew no bounds. The city has donned her holiday attire to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the settlement of the northwestern territory and is perfect wilderness of bunting and banners. All the principal streets, and especially those on the line of the parade to-day, are ablaze with vari-colored decorations and have assumed gala appearance. The doors of the centennial exposition of the Ohio valley and central States will open this morning at g o'clock and the inaugural ceremonies will begin at Il o'clock with welcoming address to dis tinguished guests by Governor Foraker and addresses by visiting governors. At high noon the machinery will be set in motion by electricity.by Mrs. James K. Polk of Nash- vile, the widow of President Polk, when the formal opening will be announced by Presi. dent Allison.