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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16
T.. Il. SALE.
APoTHEcARY. sOi yrNABLEsTR
PuRITr GUARANTEED.

1000 pounds IMPORTED cAsTnEsOAP asr..,
90 plnts GENUINE IMPORTED BAY RUN a,
5Oc;
100 pins NORWEGIAN coD-LIygR OH A.
Nc;
i,c win buy CARRIERS, DAVDs, or BRAN.
DRETH PILLS;
I5c. will buy FRAYSER's NERVE ASD BONE
LISINEST:
&c will buy JUMPER TAR for cofs.
75s. will buy VALENTINES MEAT-JUiCR.
&c will buy wYgTHs BEEF, VINE, And
IRON
&c. will buy PI2RCES MEDICAL DlsCoYg
~.
&c. viii buy AYERS or HOODS sARsAfA
RlLLA;
&c. will buy SIMMONS LIVER RBGUtA.
TOR;
81. y viii buy swIFT's sPECIFlC-isrge.
SC. will buy wlLBORs cOD-LlYEROLAND
LINE;
4Oc will buy all So. COO-LlvER ENUISIOss
CO., viii buy sOzODONf no best denuffoe.
55c. will buy MgADE 4 BAkERs CDtBo.I.
MOUTH-WAsH:
81 will buy wARNERS SAF8 kuAET
CURE;
si.iO will buy FELLOWS SYRUP HTpUru
PHlIES;
100 viii buy ALLCOCKS POROUS PIAsrst
p. VII buy four pounds BEST MIXED Bl.D
SERD:
s5c. will buy LAZELtES. NlOlkE or LAWN.
DIR WATERS worth ti--gls ie.i 3D..
fumes sold;
200 halt plot bottles BAY Run a. Ec.,
- gross TOILET SOAP a. 61a a dazsg.
Iwll buy LOONENs HAlK BRUSH.
foc l3-su. TusTh7m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

mo ALL MEMBERS OF RICHMOND
1 DIVISION, No. g. BROTHERHOOD or 10
COMOTIVE KNGfN kkfsS: You are requested 70
attend a called meeting Of your Division ~ ts-
DAY. October l6th, n O'Clock 7. VI. sharp 30
attend the funeral Of Brotbsr d. X. ToAfkiSs,
y,bo died suddenly ~ thirty minutes past o, 90
Thor lEth. By order j. v. KESDAIL,
&C i6-lt' Chief Engineer Division No ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-16

ORDER OF THE GOLDEN CHAIN.
" The mombers Of Anchor LODGE, No 3,
ORDER ~ rHF GOLDEN CHAIN. Will attend
called meeting IN Conc0rdia hall, 42 east
Broad street at 251 O'Clock T.. NJ, % pay Tho last
tribute Of respect % our decen.ed brother ID. L.
TONTEISg.
~ order Of the Commando.
H. S. DENNY.
n. tgft Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEAL LD ~ LIZ
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
New.York SATURDAY sept Is. 1883
Ne public auctions were offered ct the Exchange and
the ,y sss ss sns f ss sSs
LIST OF AUCTIONS
ending saturday, ID 10 se nea ss s
Exchange and Auction Room:
TODAY (MoNDAY). SEPT II.
By Scott & Myers
Foreclosure sale II Jackson TsisSee plot OF land
TUESDAY. SEPT Is
BY ID. p. mgrahaul
,r sSSns sas Homsns iss # Of PeSsussve
BY VIM. Kennedy & Brother.
Foreclosure sale DAYTON referee, lots. 25xloou
zach on East 104th-sL. n e cor 4thave.
py Richard V. Harne,t & Co.
eco SKIS and sstOy hotel building on
sale e' od%e Sc 1'i plot sH Of snd sx
and % s %es Enas NSs S and 10 west list
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 10.
BY T. S. Clarkson
Foreclosure sale T Rampsq Nut, r T5sc lot w
By Thomas steains
Foreclosure sale. Kunzman. referee. lot 1esxe1x
BY Thomas c. Smith.
Foreclosure sale, John " Lamarche, referee. plot Of
s soS s sns hIioS Tssss rsa
= running through to oO- anu Qua oh-s'e' o4'o
BY William Kennedy & Brother
foreclosure sale Levy. referee lot - 1928
na es0 s r. ana Of Ssi aSaSe Similar sale Dayton
referee. 3 lots 25x75 each. on MadsOnave. cor OF
THURSDAY. SEPT. 20
BY James l. Wells
,n dres aoS '. F fss's
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co.
sws sfS n FAYE Is vest lot SO
By A. H. Muller & Son.
Foreccsgrs sale yarreS Greene Ear referee lot ss
similar sale sss I N q East ets stss
Msdisqn similar 11 Sn sale n OH
srfs lss Gst iSS Il q an ist 2v's' '''N
FRIDAY, SEPT. 81
BY L. ]. 1. Phillips
Foreclosure SALE Godsn K S.ss lot PSI
iccs and 5stOry building No. 40 west 02a''
By j. c. Labor
S sale & " Of Fssass sd
SATURDAY. SEPT. o.
BY J. +. B. smyth
foreclosure sale f Iydecker referee, plot OF land.
s,.iSiOos. S East ssth-ss 1919 it W of 4th-ave
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
lesth.st a s. 1884 # Of 7th-ave. 16sx9ll; -, nm
Fred Bliss 70 Thomas RoImer ana another $4,000
roPaqI seasA a7S @ Robert e ESerdSh
ns'st = 1Uo and vic TO Louis Fessler go
67, n-ssmann and vile TO Conrad stein $1,000
Fi jdSn sprD ' 10 Of Elias jacobs ana another
sh hay 10 eAS fSE walker 41OOO
Bea 81 Robert csmpbe 1850
shsve dose sGr reterse TO- chsHies Alien
s7xiCCxi5is also We6stOT-ayc, > .,. cor
ct al Joseph IL Cain 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17

The bonds VIII be delivered % the purch1scr on or
befor. the 10Th dav OF October, lS5s.
The village Of Mount Vernon Is situated upon The New
York Hartford and New-Haven Railroad and upon the
Harlem RAILROAD 10 miles "a minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot with 36 trains each way daily has popu
ia0n Of about 10 people and has other bonded In
dabtedness II has public works. and electric
iight morse railroads walks and Is growing rapidly
Nv statue the bonds be sold for less than par and
accrued interest ,-,. ,--,.-,-.. -. -. -.
,er soi al public auction IN Mount Vernon on the 9th
Ssv m Juiy last at premium Of four and one-ouarter
per cent 900
Nv order on the Village Board Of Trustees
"' DAVID OUACRTNBUSH. Village President
JAMES III. JENKINS. Village Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
VILLAGE BONDS.

OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON N. Y
Fifty Of the Sewerage Loan Bonds of the Village OF
Mount Vernon in Wesfche.er County New-YOrk Will be
sold public auction the highest bidder the room
OF the trustees said village In DearbOrn's Building
on 4th-ave.. In said village on the FIRST DAY OF OC-
TOBER 1855, az three ~ D.
These a part o "a series Of bonds which be
issued by said village under Chapter Cos Of the laws OF
1856 as amended by Chapter 1863 Of the laws OF 1855
provide funds for the construction Of permanent system
on sewerage and drainage said village. Each bond
yin he fsr the prncpal sum Of one Thousand Dollars
and will bear interest the OF four per per
annum payable semi-annually, Principal ana interest
will be payable at the National Citizens Bank in New
York City. The bonds VII be coupon bonds. with the
bonds they will be dated June 1. 1ssS. and payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
% WALLST.,
NETWORK, AUG. Is. 1888.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RI. CO.

The committees for the reorganization Of the CHESA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY and the
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COM
PANY have agreed subject the approval OF the holders
the they represent Of those to be issued
In place thereof that their respective lines shall be ope
aed close connection, under single management thus
forming desirable route short in distance and with as
favorable grades any line between tic CENTRAL
WEST and ude-waier the ATLANTIC COAST
The agreement contempates ultimate transfer OF the
railroad Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf COM
PACY to the ownership control OF the CHESA
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, or its successor.
Upon the surrender u the certificates issued by
the MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds OF the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf
RAILROAD COMPANY, deposited under the existing
plan OF reorganization will ISSUE In exchange there
for negotiable receipts. which entue the holders
thereof under the agreement between the two commit
tees to new bonds when issued, provided
therein.
The right participate therein Is conditioned In the
case Of each holder desiring participate upon his
deposng his present certificate with US duly ndorsed
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REoRGANlzATloN
COMMITTEE the right to limit the time WITHIN
which deposits may be made with us or to hA
penalties on subsequent deposits and those who wish to par
tcpae in the plan should therefore deposit their GER
tfcates with US delay the orer to receive them
being made subject all respects TO the control OF the
committee.
Copies OF the agreement between the two Committees
and circulars relating thereto and other oria1on
may be had on application Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
Real Gstaic 10 Gxrbanac.

WE WANT to exchange improved farms, un-
w improved lands and choice lots for merchandsg 81 a
strictly confidential. Address ii. d. BCOGl. 90,
General Agents Ia West 9th ST. Topeka kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
STEAMBOATS,

RIO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good day:l, e rs ss,,, IT. ,.,v.
Steamers 4. H. NOKTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip pier - r. r.. D. m. and ~ y M t5ulls1s
ii D. NJ, connecting at New Haven with speea Trans
far fMI,RlDTN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD HOi-
YOKE &c Through tickets sold and baEgsge CHECKED a.
ga4 broadway, New-YoIk and CoufEsl' bfookJn
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Diui0cn0 Noiires.


MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NilwY0RK, sept II, 1855
DIVIDEND of One per cent on the con-
"A soiaed capital stock Of this company o for the
ending spemee5 30 asS 9ctd has 9een TS
transfer books will be closed Monday September ~
az 10 SSlSS M Il" D. W McwILLHMs Treasure.
THE MISSOURI Pacific HALLWAY Co,
1876 BhoAP STAhbf AhS 20 g. sept 10 i'e'
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
"A CENT Per cent on iae sapS ste on moYDY
Oct - The transfer books win be closed on TSss
Say, Oct 16 at 10 o'clock a A II. cALEF Trsas.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
oAf NEw g26RsH Angus. %. 1883.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one and one
"A hall - pc. cent on the apal stock q te com com
fandtst, in this city, on and after saturday september
The transfer books will be closed the close Of bust
today until The m9iang 1i Moha-J sepeOef H.
b. ''a'i Of Inc ''''- u JANIS c. HARTT.
Treasurer.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
NEw-YoRK, september 10. 1sss.
NOTICE is hereby given that a dividend
sss Of dollars ana aity cents Per share on hs pc
frrei stock Of this COMPANY Psya c on yAe Wiz
% peferred stock transfer book win be closed the 81
DAY u October p and reopened on IAe 2'th ay oil
October next FRANK S. BOND viee-Presldent.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH coMPANYoa
DIVIDEND NO. 80
ITvUE BOARD of Directors have declared a
quarterly dividend OF One and Onequarier Per Cent
upon the stock Of this company from the MT earn
able at The Office Of the Treasurer and after the 18Th
DAY Of October next 70 shareholders OF record on The @oh
Gay The transfer books VIII closed at o'clock on the
afternoon Of September 20 ana eopeheu on o' no'ins
OF o''0'e' 40 "'N' T. H. ROCHESTER Treasurer.
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Ocean Gteamrrs.


Ocean sisamrrs.
"A CTTyS So,F ANS w L5yESToS5
b. O. oiI ard U ee Eo Surt law hereafter H.
c'' G ;?S 5S2 Wa 81 sHas ''
1ssSS Sept Sept q V Oct 80 noon
GLASGOW DERRY Or LfyERPooL.
TaV s e cc ia Lesfs Of Credit and FOR
amount issued at lowest current rates
Ise e 4 Rewa egRy
WHITE STAR LINE.
ROYAL EoE Nb EED sTh ANB
b AP4EAAEe e CAPT. f Far %s sept sept
.REPU BLIc, CAPT Dawson Saturday Sept % II a. NJ
e SSS .SS oSs
the S od Go iaS A" number
carried these steamers Outward 80 and
Il I1 BrPoadEsy Navy J. BRUCE IsMAY AGENT
1APAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco as follows: ~
s sEssfIS :: wedns.a aj., November !.
supsroy Appointed superior ACCOUNTABILITY.
ss and 30 lssaM.y G aG %
Room "a. Railroad Hgdng san an E NF5 President
7. H. GOODMAN. General PASSENGER Agent
RED STAR Line; Ann ,,,,s
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly
S. S. NOORDLAND, Wednesday, sept 10, az > p. m
& SsSns'a aaS sg e
s1lo to slOc. Second Cabin $40 Excursion s7a and
P fig s wRIGHT Ss Sons Gen ACTS bowling Green
" rSS STATs NAH HEb ff TEANFE5Si
wyonlS Pier T Is tSe: q KPs 80 n
% %i$TTHSsIN ue Tqa'd9 5ystS Ss'eGs'
cs6ia passage $50 eco $50 and sloo Cabin
$50 A. ANA NJ so nINDERHiLL & CO. IS broadway. N Y.
INAIAN LINE U. S: and Royal Mail steamer
G GTY E EES ba %faS'dss seq 80 M
CITY OF GHSsTEGGG , ss,s1 st 9sS3'is od
PER foot Of Grant, JesGy Gily CAR
N. outward, $50 aud s35; prepaid sS5 sIEEHAGL-
S-O' PETER WRIGHT. & SONS, General Agents.
n ORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
NEwYo fhot s;6Jif III N 1S AND BREMEN.
seamigj FAST SAL ts9P pss f sTEHM s''0Aen
Ems Tues. Sept IS, pm. Traye Wed. SEPT 300 I'm.
faa ss 9f sept 3 m I SS S' scot oct 3 am
eaoa second Cabin go berth steerase a lowest
rates oELRIcHs & CO.. No Bowling Green.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
- TIoUE, FRENCH LINE DO TO H IA, y S;o,,oD..,
Ia CHAMPAGNE. Boyer September 80. II 4. IN.
LA GASCOIGNE. Santelli. Saturday Oct g. o a. m.
LOUIS DE BEBI AN. Agent No Bowling Green
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.yoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
N-" tier 40, North River.
FAST EMPRESS NAIL SERVICE
Aursnia, Sept %, a. III Bothnia, Oct TO- a. m
Gallia, Sept. 90 a. m. Umbra, Oct IL,
Etruria sept 20. II 80 Aurania, Oct 20, 80
Serya October q, &c a Gallia Oct "a, 80 a. m.
Cabin passage $50, $50 and 600. lntermedate. s35.
steerage tickets TO and from all parts OF Europe very
For freight and apply the company
office Bowling Green, New York |
VERNON II. BROWN & CO., General Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New York. per foot OF Canal-st.. n. T.
For Francisco via the Isthmus Of Panama
COLON sails Thursday, September 90 noon
From san Francisco, LIST and Brannan
For China and japan.
CITY Oh RIO DE JANEIRO sails Wed, Sept. 49, ..
For freight, passage and general information apply at
couIanys Office the pier, foot OF Canal-st, y. H.
II. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
Corntrs propsrip for Sale ano Go Est
VILLA SITES FOR SALE
WITH OCEAN .1 VIEW
BEuSOi /
BY-IHE-SE
THE SELECT PORTION OF
BATH BEACH, l.. l.,
The pretties and healthy suburb Of New.ioIk-
WITHIN IS M,NUTLs OF WALL STREET
fenced and stree streets ana ss
trip delightful by trains and boats VIA D. o - ana t
W T. H. T.. IN connection with ne" Terry '0A '1
one can appreciate the advantages Of this gropeTt;
lately developed, without seeing II; the VIVA s'''
offered adOn lots sold at sTetGn IVY S.s5 AP'
60 LIberty.st. New.Yoik, 1913 FuIOnst Brooklyn.
or IN Office in new Bensonhurst depot on lne P0pss
AYork city Han on one the best railroads in America
fare 10 cents each way by committing ssysr ON easy
terms payment. Address for map and free Ial Oi
tickets HfTCHCOCK'S Real Estate ONCE Ia OhanDeiS
St, New-York.
a GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR~ -Handsome residences
yeas and 6 1InHs Sl E II TTUsBs OH
A VILLAGE LOT with house OF ii rooms suppnled
n with all modern Improvements and good stanlg LII
Great harrington Mass.
NOR sALE-Jersey City Heights y. j. new story story
II 20 large stable room
for carriages. Ii. NEWMAN, $50 Germanisa'e''
near Lincoln-st
NTONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,-fouses 70
WI ,e handsome residences sale moderate prices
PARSONS TAYLOR, 70 Cedar-st. N T.
Counirn propertp n)antrn.

MAN employed New York in clerical capacity Is
DESTROYS OF procuring furnished house in the country
for the winter months for the care OF the same or az
nominal rent would prefer place not over an hour ana
Quarter from New-York City Hall children; the best
Of references given. Address o. r. Box 70, Tribune
Office
VoNKFRs or GLENWOOD-wanted by 1st October
small. weaherproof modern house furnace hsai ,f
about ten rooms good location high ground WITHIN
easy distance OF depot must be dry cheerful ana neatly
finished about 5000. Address l. L. 1IlDuhe
Office. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17

OFFICE OF THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO 10 wALLST.. NEWY0RK, Sept 3, 1883.
NOTICE.
IT ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF tho Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany three directors Tor three
years and the transaction OF other proper business Will
Is held Office OF the company bloomington Ill.
Wednesday the Sd day Of October 1ssS
transfer books Will be closed o'clock m,
Saturday. September 1888 and reopened 10 O'Clock
a ~. on THURSDAY October T. 1875
l.. NJ. SCHWAN. Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.

I ADY STENOGRAPHER and operator on
IL typewriter would like position in bank oansI.ns
house Insurance trust company; highest releIenooS
Address L. Tribune Office.
BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY
15S BROADWAY NEW-NORK, sept II 1859
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
n held this day extra dividend Of FIFTY per cent
was declared the surplus Of the Company payapis
on and after October l. 1ros. The transfer DOCKS VIII
be cosea from this date until October l.
OFFICE PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE GoMPANY.
At 4 SPECIAL meeting Of the Board OF
n Directors held this day. Frank T Stinson was unan-
imously President In place OF Thomas T. foreman
deceased and George jeremiah appointed 10 the ONCE
of Secretary GEORGE JEREMIAH SECRETARY
NOTICE. 49,. ,.,u...
and Sioux CITY Railroad Company VIII De held az the
couranys once city OF Dubuque IN the state OF
Iow3 on Wednesday, tho 81 day OF october 4 y 1855,
az 10 o'clock forenoon. u act upon the following
subjects viz. .,-,.- , ,......,.. - ,to
Bylaws Of said Company. .. - ,-.,.A,...
OF the Cedar Rapids and Chicago Railroad Company the
Iowa Falls and Sioux Railroad Company and the
Cherokee and Dakota Railroad Company, and such other
matters incidental the foregoing may come before
tho meeting.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
ALEXANDER O. HACKSTAFP, Secretary.
SeptcmbeF 4, 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
Nutnmn Resorts.
MOTEL RETKERW00D.

Motherhood. n. J.
Netherwood Heights. 45 minutes from the 1907 OF Lo
y trains half hourly elegant brick structures
thoroughly steam heated Special rates after oct lst-
FRANK L. MILLER
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Che Gurt.


A.
THE TURF
GREAT FALL MEETING. THE DRIVING CLUB Oh
NEw-YoRK, MoRRIsANIA, n. u
$4,000 IN PURSES.
SEPTEMBER 49, 10, 90 AND 81.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS,
800 Class Stake s. 600. 10 entries.
2:2f Class Purse 81 500. II entries
. IS Class Purse, $1,000. 10 entries
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st
. % Class Purse, 81 500. 10 entries.
2:iS Class Pace. Purse $1,000. IL entries.
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20;
e:o5 Class. Stake, $1,000 II entries.
FOURTH DAY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81;
o1s Glass. Purse, $3.50. 13 entries
. 20 Class Purse, 81, 5CO Is entfes
GENERAL ADMISSION. 81
80 Cents extra TO Quarter any part OF groundA
HOW TO GET THERE:
New.York Central Tslroad-iarlein Division Trains
leave Central Depot, 42d-st. Tor Meirose S<-
ton az 10 :35. II :25 a. II 30, 80 ana 80 p me-
and many sections Of the Regular Trains VIII Dc run !"
carry passengers.
RETURNING AT 5 "a, 6 o3, : :o5 AND 7:25 p. NJ
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP Incluing ADMISSION, 81 @V-
Grounds also be reached by Sixth Avenue Elevateo
Railroad % ljjthst COnyeyances at depots
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Esal estate.
Gitp propertp for Sale.

NOR SALE OR TO LF-r-242 West 72d.st, a frst-clsss
j new 4-story and basement brownstone house extern
sion all improvements all hardwood; newly oecoraie1
trouchou For further particulars TO price, &c. apply
b. i. HAMPTON, 10 and 81 West 22d-st
NOR sALE-7s5 LeAington-ave 4-story stone front;
IL imrea. ate posi- reasonable.
rutland & WHITING. Beekrnan-st
NEW and elegantly designed houses; most thoroughly
lNaud carefully built, with Improvement; delight
fully located. view Of the North River West En1aVe',
between 72d and ga SITS
a. OOO WILL. BUY a handsome modern house
~ ,UUU rooms, bath and all convenenees lot LOOK
100 with stable for two horses; terms easy. Apply 70
owner r s. MASON on the premises, Midlandave.. near
Grsndave. Arlington, n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17

HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
l. ELEGANT STEAMER AArt:issSIIL leaves from
Jsyst., ~ r, every TUESDAY THURSDAY ana
SATURDAY az D. m. connecting with Boston and Al
bany Railroad WHEELER POWELL. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
BROOKLYN properip for Sale ano 20 Iet

toaro ano Rooms.
ARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO REM,
IL singly suite. 90 West 4oth ST.
O WEST zoTH- sT.-Board suit o. three rooms uh-
. usually large other rooms; parlor, dnln2.rooia
\. FAST 40TH- ST.--New- England lady has furnished
y room with board references
DC WEST BOTH sT.-Entire floor suite. second
~ private bath and table desired large BACK pdri"r
references exchanged
o. TH-sT 1874 wEsT.-Laree and handsomely FUR
Oh nshed rooms with board also hall rooms Tor gehue
Oc EAST POD ST.-Hsndsomey furnished rooms with
CObosrd single rooms for gentlemen references
O0TH.sT "a wEsT.-with board, one second floor.
% room southern exposure strictly nfstciaSs
house references exchanged
lODST WEST, 1l0.-Lsrge and small rooms. beauti-
furnished suite or singiy every convenience
superior table table guests accommodated
IoD-sT 10 EAsT.-Roons suite and singy. with
az board references
- WEST 37TH-sT-IArge ana small rooms; good
y board; house strictly hrstclsss; reference.
So WEST 3sTH-sT., 9TH AND 9Th AVES.-hand-
~ someiy furnished or uDfurnished nat 8 rooms
1r4 EAST 2sTH-ST.-pleasant rooms en- suite and
single superior board ana appointments feterences
1o.-139 FAST 2isT-sr, Gramercy Psrk-An elegant
Is suite with private dining room an bsn al single
looms
no. WF|ET 18TH ST. Handsomely furnished back
Zs1D narlor priyate bath suitable for physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-17
FIRST ANNUAL FAIR OF THE

LONG ISLAND LIVE STOCK FAIR ASSOCIATION
H4mted Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September
1s 10 and 90, the grounds OF the Association
fourth mile OF Long Island Railroad station, Hunt
ington L. /.
$4,000 PREMIUMS AND PURSES.
Mile track Trottng and racing each day Special racs
and cup for polo ponies Double Extra prize
and bes, buggy horse Special excursion rates By
Long Island Railroad. j. VAN SCHAICK.
T.. r. ACKERLY. Secretary President
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Ciip i]ropertp 90 Get.

OO1 MADIsoN.AvE, COR D;sT.-To Les .o,'ss
house 1.-THE owner reserving rooms. Apply on prem
ises from 20 T. IN
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ROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.

FALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s 10. 90. 81, 90, 2Ss
90, p, % and %.
From NEW YORK-speeial boats leave foot q White
ha-st e. CULVER ROUTED, II 40 a. m II 10 II ;fo.
10 and 30 D. m. LONG ISLAND RAILHOAD-lyiA
34thst. ferry at ii 20 II 80 and 30 p n
From Long Island City 10 minutes later.
Six Races each day, starting az 10 ?. m
Z. J. DWYER,
II d MCINTYRE Secretary. President.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
W FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
.ADRIATIC, Capt Cameron. Wed. Sept -, .. m.
RITANNIC Capt parsell, Wei, Sept 26 Q o. m.
.REPUBLIc, Capt Dawson Saturday Sept 20, II a. NJ.
Prom White Star Dock. foot OF West 10th-st
Saloon, $50 SEQ $50 and 800. Storage, from or 70
the Old Country 500 limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers outward $50 and
s35, $50, excursion e65 Company's once, NO
IL Broadway New-York. J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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Steamboats,.
BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST VIA

Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave pier 20. n. r.. foot Warren-st, az 80
Reeves's renowned orchestra each steamer Tickets
secured 207, 257, 26 3I 397 42l, 9jT
House. Cosmopolitan and Windsor Hotels,
and all Offices Of Westcotts Express Company In New
XorEo Ttr.Uk lvn
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n Mountains landing at Cranstons West Point Corn
wall. Newburg, Marlboro. Milton PouGhkcepsle and
Eopus connecting with Ulster and Delaware Stony Glove
C9t-kll Mountain ann kaaterskl railroads Steamers
every week iay at D. m pier Hsrrison-st y. r.,
except SATURDAY when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at
D. NJ connecting with evening train for Resorts through
Mountains.
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.
- For Eastern points rrogidencc, Worcester and local
Pier s6, N. r. block above Canalst, o. y NJ daily
except sundayA
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OACHMAN.--By single young man; II years ex-
~ nerlence can be- highly recommended from last
pleYer Call adire<s ]. SMITH. rs West 4sth'st.