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Dorcas Caledon,
THE HEIRESS OF CALEDON HEIGHTS
.A1N AuronroaRAprr,-.
by FLoRENCE E. DIAMOND.
T,II TSrpIU TIT

BY FLORENCE E. DIAMOND.
CHAPTER III.
My dear little room was never so dear to
me as now that was leaving it forever. l
had been quite silent till now, too much be-
wlldered to speak; but when / reached my
room the full import of what was being
done burst upon me, and l fell ut the
natron's feet imploring her not TO send me
waY-|with those two cold, cruel women.
rLOnly let me stay here" begged amid q
storm Of sobs, burying my face in her lap,
'only let me stay and will do any thing. 1
Will scrub tho steps as little Paul docs;
VIII be good oh so good! l will never dis
obey you, indeed will not!"
Mrs. Harts tears flowed at this passion
ate appeal of mine, but she could not grant
my request now-it was too late.
"You haro over been an obodent and
good child, Dorcas," she answered, softly
''and know you will not fail to mako
friends wherever you so. Those ladies arc
very nice, have no doubt, when once you
get used to them. Come, cheer up and go
and bid the girls goodbye while l get your
clothes ready"
so saying, she put mo gently aside and
began to empty out the contents OF my
small Ghost of drawers; while l, seeing
that further pleading would be OF no avail,
went slowly out TO whero my companions
were, and proceeded to bid them good bye
task that was not accomplished without
much weeping on either side.
This over, went back, and madam, with
her own hands, dressed mC in my best at
tire, which consisted of Il linen suit, cnl,
broidcrcd pantalcttcs and a WhitC straw FIAT,
then much worn by children l then bade
the matron an affecting farewell, clinging
TO her, and Sobbing the while she kissed nc
gcntly, saying: " God bless you, my littlo
Dorcas." And then, taking Miss Armund's s
hand, was hurried to the carriage, where
the coachman stood holding open the door.
He helped tho ladies in, tossed mo in after
them, shut the door, and, mounting his
box, drove swiftly away. | looked back
till turn in tho road hid the homo from
my view, and passed out Of that life for
ever.
All before mo now was Il strange and un-
known road; did it lay in pleasant places!
turned my attention to my companions
within the carriage. Neither had spoken
since starting, Mrs. Clayton sat looking
out of the /~indow, evidently deeply inter
ested IN the scenery though which VIC were
passing The other, Miss Arlnund, sat TO
garding mo with grim, moody expression
of countcnanco that fairly chilled me.
Thus VIC rodo on for some time when Mrs.
Clayton suddenly exclaimed, vChCmGntly:
"lts all nonsense, Maria; the child was
much happier where she was; YOU arc do
ing no kindness to her in taking her
away"
''Perhaps not" answered her companion,
shortly. Il am partly doing Il duty, though.
And YOU can hardly miss the triiic that it
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rhe CROWN q ,he sonlhern slals.a.

CHATTANOOGA January 8. =, The Trades
man has received official reports from the
comptrollers of all the Southern States ex,
cept Louisiana, giving the total real estate
and personal property valuation in 1875,
1880, 1886 and 1887, railroad valuation for
the years 1880, 1886 and 1887, and tax leyies
| in each.
The total realty and personally valuation
in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro-.
lima, Tennesse, Texas and Virginia is as
follows: 1876, $2,464 ,647 2a2; 1880, &c.
sos, 734. .729; 1885, $3,077, G84, ,451; 1887,
| $3,279, ,S4S, 045. The increase In four years
! between 1876 and 1880 was $4t, ,097, ,437
Between 1880 and 1886 1t was $571 800, ,722,
| and in the single year 1887 the increase in
the ten States was 5000, ,213, ,5G4 The in
| crease In the four years ending in 1880 was
2 per cent, and in the six years ending in
| 1886, 20 per cent. In the twelve months Of
| 1887 the increase was 81 per cent, and in
| the seven years ending i'll 1887, 80 per cent.
| The total railroad assessment in the ten
States in 1887 is $25S, ,65G, ,847, an increase
| of 8 per cCn!. in the past twelve months,
and an increase Of 1873 per cent. in the past
seven years.
In round numbers tho increase in the
past seven years in the ten States has been
| Alabama $75, 900, 900, Georgia $77, ,0GO 900,
kentucky $132, 900, 600, Mary land $22, 900. =.
coo, Mississippi, $3O,O0O 900, North Caro-,
| lima $37 600, 900, South Carolina S91 900,
00o, Tennessee $28, 600, 900, Texas $332,
OU0, 900, Virginia $l8 loco. In the past
| twelve months the increase in real estate
| and personal property assessments has been:
Alabama $41 900, ,0O0, Kentucky $G7 ,OOC,
000 Mississippi %16,OO0,OOO, Tennessee
5000, ,000, Georgia $4,000, 900, Many,
land 81, 600, COO North Carolina So, 900, 600,
Texas $40, ,0O0
In South Carolina there was decrease OF
$4,000, 900, and in Virginia decrease OF
| &ANn 600
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A TONGUE IN KNOTS.

l contracted malaria III the swamps of
Louisiana whilo working for tho telc-
graph company, and used every kind OF
medicine | could hear Of without relief.
l at last succeeded in breaking tho fever,
but it cost me over $4,000, and then my
system was prostratod and saturated with
mainrjHl poison and L became almost
helpless. | finally came here, NV mouth
SO filled with sores that could scarcely
eat, and my tongue raw and fl led with
little knots. Various remedies wore re-
sorted to without effect. [ bought two
bottles of Is. Is. b. and it has cured and
strengthened Inc. All sores of my
mouth are healed and my tongue entire
~ clear of knots and soreness, and feel
like a new man.
jackson, Tenn, April 20, 1856.
a. T.. Burton.
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Years Teach More Than Books.

Among other valuable lessons impalt ted
Ivy this teacher is the fact that for a very
long time DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" has been the prince Of liver cor
receives and blood purifiers, being the
household physician of the poor man, and
the able consulting physician to the rich
patient, and praised by all for its magnifi
cent service and efficacy in al diseases of n
chronic nature, as malarial poisoning, all
mcnts of the respiratory and digestive sys
tens, liver disease and all cases where the
use of an Alternative remedy is indicated
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTl rUTE

The current session of this Institute
closes January 2lst, 1883, when the
Spring Session begins, which ends June
9th, 1888.
The present session is one of the most
prosperous in the history of the Insti-
ttute. There is room for only few more
boarding pupils. The health of the
school, the accommodations of it's board
ing department., and the efficiency of it's
corps of teachers are unsurpassed any
where in the South. The first of January
is very convenient time for entering,
Pnplls arc charged only from date of
entrance.
Rev. WM. r. ATKINSON,
Charlotte, N. G.
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STIFF JOINTS,
MOST REMARKABLE CASE OF SCROFULA
AND RHEUMATISM.

MOST REMARKABLE CASE OF SCROFULA
AND RHEUMATISM.
l have a little boy twelve years old
whose knees have been drawn almost
double and his joints are perfectly stiff,
and no has been in this condition three
years, unable TO walk. During that time
the medical board of London county ex-
amined him and pronounced the disease
scrofula and prescribed, but no benefit
ever derived. / then used much ad-
vertiscd preparation without benefit.
Three weeks ago he became perfectly
helpless and suffered dreadfully.3
A friend who had used b. b. Is. ad-
vised it's use. He has used one bottle
and oil pain has ceased and he can now
walk. This has been mcst wonderful
action, as his complaint had baflled
everything. / shall continue to use it on
HIM. Mrs. EMMA GR1FFITus.
Unitia, Tenn, March 2, 1856.
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Plantation philosophy: Dat sorter charity
pusson what needs hep longs ter dc same
secret society dat yerSef does amt de sorter
charity dc Lawd lubs
An agricultural exchange thinks that the
old-fashioned plough Is soon to become
thing of the past. We have often thought
twas being run in the ground.
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WEBB CITY, ARK, BLOOD,

Having tested b. 3. b. and found it to
be all that is claimed for it, / commend
1T TO any and every one suffering from
blood poison. 1t has done mo more
good Tor less money and in q shorter
space OF time than any blood purifier [
ever used. L oWo the comfort of my
life to its use, for have been troubled
with severe form of blood poison for 5
or years and found no relief equal to
that given by the use of B. B. b.
w. G. MCGAUHEY.
Webb City, Ark, May 3, 1886.
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There is great alarm among manufacto,
rics dependent upon the Reading Road for
fuel, Not many Of them carry large stocks
OF coal ahead, and two weeks Stoppage Of
mining would close up the majority of
them
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Woman and Her Diseases

Is the title of large illustrated treatise,
by DR.. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y, sent
to any address for ten cents in stamps. 1t
teaches successful self-treatmcnt
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W. W. hCNlAUhEG.
Webb City, Ark, May 3, 1886.

AL who desire full information about the
cause snd cure OF Blood POiSOns, Scrofula AMI
ScrofulouS swellings, Ulcers, sores, KhCuma.
tism, Kidney Complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail, FREQ, a copy our 80 page illus.
wonderful and startling proof ever before
known. Address, BhOOD BALM co,
Atlanta On
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mamma at all, or papa either" and again /
felt ready to weep for loneliness
Ny young friend saw this, and diverted
my attention by buying some fine oranges
OF a boy who was Offering them for sale.
Presenting me with n couple Of tho finest
ones, he said, cheerfully: "Now eat these,
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and never mind fellows that ask questions
of little girls''-a remark that was not lost
upon his friends, for l was asked no more
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r.al Cetate.
A.
THE
LAWYERS
TITLE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
100 BROADWAY.

This Company having completed its first business yeaf
statement Of its condition July 81 less Is herewith
presented
As IL organized for the purpose OF nsufi0 t'tes
otter by counsel sclecied by dealers IN real
estate from among Jy Tie Company making
additional security 70 the certificate OF Counsel
comparison seems proper between the results of its tn
and OF other companies operating the entirely
different principle OF eramfaGon az "e as nsuTdncc "
corporation For this purpose there Is also pre-
sented the report of the largest and Oldest OF the only
other Title Companies OF this city organized in 1881 OF
condition 80 1888. fled in the office OF the
Superintendent OF the Bank Department
A comparison OF these statements will show that the
Lawyers Company has fulpad capital of 100000,
other has 1890, subscribed and paid OF
capital 81 900 00O that plant which Is not available as
cash asset, represents in the statement Of the Lawyers
Company than sA 00o While I'm the statement OF the
other company II represents than eiJ0C0O and that
the OF the Lawyers Company after one
year OF business and capital $500 Cc amount to
nearly 1928 000 while the cash of the other
company after six OF business and on paid capital
OF 1914, 800 amount to a little s530.OO0
J.. W. COGGkSIIALI4. President
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The bonds will be delivered 70 the purchaser Oh or
before the 18th day OF October. feSe.
York Hartford New Haven Rfi!rca1 and tho
HARLEM, RAILROAD 10 miles - minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot VIII 90 trains each way daily has popa
dobedness H. public water works gas and electric
qhts horse railroads. Tag walks and is growing rspdv
nv statute bends be sold for less than par and
accrued Interest," -. ,.,..,.. -. 49,. ..,..
,eTc ot a. public auction N Mount Vernon on the 9th
Say Of Ju!y last, at premium OF four and ore-austse
per cent ,. ,ssa
ne order OF the Village Board OF Trustee. ,...
- Wv" DAVID oUACKfNBCS1. v iage PRESIDENT
JAMES II. JENKINS. Village Clerh.
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fssal Notices.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,

FINANCE DEPARTMENT..
pTREAT FOR THE COLLECTION OF TANES
No. 81 CHAM BERS-ST. STEWART BUILDING,
NETWORK. october /, lSec.
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Rolls Of Real Estate Personal Property and Bank
Sex ia M. New n ik for the
1855 ana the warrants ol the collection OF aAeo have
bren dVeci 10 fhs undersigned. ana tina. the
sail assessment rolls aow due and payable al this
otce 49,. , -.
f ra.c az paynent on before the Nst day al Noyem
Dor next IN person paying shall be entitled TO The
h.n.bt. mentoret In section s,s OF the NewNork city
consolidation Act OF 1885,. viz "A reduction ol Interest Ut
to aie annum between The day OF such
na,,u,pt and ~. nr.tf Of December
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Receiver w Taxes.
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miscellaneous
BOWLING AND TENNIS.

To let Tennis Building Association. ois West 4lstst.
u ri sIIFS every description a. 80 Pearst oppo-
join X nUPPEI. Manufacturer
COSTAR's EXTFEMiNATORs Kill Reaches Bc1bugs
tabli~hed 90 years All stores. Postal 40 Clinton place
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWxoHiIK TUE; tJ3
~ JNE WILL. BE RECEIVED Al TIL. DltOMN
UI FIClS. No LOS Broadway, corner Thiity-hst-st;
Until p m. go Broadway between Iwcnty,seoha ann
~. corner Eghthaye - six,haye 15S Fcnrh,ave;.
corner Fourtecnth-s go TbirdaFc corner Iory.s'V
enth-st 0p7 Th;r1aye.. near Sxteh 81 Los ritsg
ave. l0G West FortysecOnd S. Nnthaye ana S,St1
$50 Fast One hundred aud twenty 1fhs. ~ to D. m
a. regular oa'ce rates
v,IIF TIEIFF OF 1881 a pamphlet OK 20 large pages
giving rates Of duty now 70 force ~ iu H. ~, 81, -
with the cnt!fe FREQ and other valuable Iaru hlo-
nation Timely for reference, and absolutely ceilcc;
Price II copy. Published By " The IriDuh''
Now. YOll..
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Urn Goods.
nineical lnstrulncili5.

4 NUMBER Of slightly u.ci uniigh ana SQUARE pianos
N ~ our make which specially 80 "cted ana u,'u
by the artists Of the MelnDoi,an o'ra nous, ,",pa
during pas opera sfa-Yn. VIII DC SOU III iu''''
reduction iegu'rr If!c,r
WM KShBE / CO., lie 1ti-aNe., above ioui-st'.
y,ISCrFI PIANOS. renowned for tone ana standing
In tune Manu'actofcs and s,oicf0oms Al 70 40
Wes. esthst and s6T Broadway isth-s'. ipltsohs
Builtinrl Pianos exchanged. rented. or instalmehts
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Dnncln3 Acaoenies.

4 LIEN DODWORrH, No 0sI FIFTH AVENUE
y classes commence Saturday, Oct. 10th For Gen
t,nea Mouisy evening. Dee. %. For terms, &c,
scui twO-ccnt stamp tor circular.
4 LEXANDER MACGREGOGs
~ ffvass les-ens ana cos-os IN dancing $3.50
OF Nenicl ssohn ilee Club los West o1thst
Hall 10 Jet for private entertainments
f. ERNANDO's ACADEMY. 1Oe Eas5 55ihst Bank
j Buldingi. 4 school fOi Dancing. Department ent
sasthcnl0 EXerciscs. tiasses forming Send for
circua..
NJ 4. GEORGE W WALLKtf'S GLASSES
l'I 90 WEST J9TII->r. aud loTiI-ST md 4TH.ANE
See Circulars.
VITALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY private and class les.
w sons all hours; new Glasses forming afternoon and
evening; terms moderate. CAETIEKS, 50 5th.aye.,
between 18Th and iith ats.
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VILLAGE BONDS.

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
or TIE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON, n. y.
. Fifty OF the Sewerage Loan Bonds Of the Village OF
Mount Vernon. IN Westchcster County. NewYors VIII be
sold at public auction 20 TIE highest bidder at the
the trustees q. sa1 yfllage IN DearDOins Building.
ithave. in said village. on the FIRST DAY or OC.
TOBFi. 1855 al three 90 y. N
These are part series o. bonds which to be
issued by said vcgc under Chapter co., o. The laws OF
1886 amended by Chapter 1853 OF the laws OK 1885
provide funds the construction Ok pcrnanen, system
u sewerage and drainage for r. ID village. Each bond
ana win interest At the rate o. foug centum per
annum. payable seinl-annualiy, Prime pa and nterrs
Viii be payable q: the National Citizens Bank New
York City. The bonds w be coupon bonds with the
fonds ThcF viii be dated June l. lSss, and PAYABLE
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Cipi1eu0 Notices.
Dealers in Imvestmsat sssaritis.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. = BROADWAY, . 80.
NEw.YORK, Sept. H. 1883
A DIVIDEND of One per cent on the con- m
quarter ending September 30 1883 has been dscla S
rir,si"r h,oss W. lie closed Monday september u
m 3 O'clock D. n and reopened Tuesday, OCTOBER -
at 10 o'clock q. N. ID. w. AcWlLLlAMs. , Ire,s .
OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL COMPANY, - 40,
NETWORK, August %. 1855.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
~ half ~ Per cent on s0Sk y nj ~ CoTt
iandts. In this city. and AFTER SATURDAY Sepe'''
10, 1888. -, -. -. ,rs,
ness TO-DAY until the morning Monday September if'
Bv orde. Of tho Board Of NsnseerS - u.p,vr
Treasurer
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Urofes sionai.

A YOUNG MAN IL years OF age who has Just left
"A school wishes employment IN ans mercantile
banking house whore h. mako himself useful; can
I'll -fac0ly 20 ability and character
hilrcss W. Box % Tribune ONCE. y. y.
EXPERT ACCOUNTANTS. Hooks invest gaad best
IbrcicTenccs. ~ wa DIN it,nb'
1917 ffunboldtst. Hroohfh
XVANTED.-By Young lazy. Canadian. position 80
w companion elderly invalid lady g0Nfrncss 20
children under L. would ,nperntcnt housekecns aud
nOtherless children objection 10 travel. tefrnce-
exchanged Address Miss NJ ~ Noodhuli-st. BROOKLYN.
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BUSINESS Chances

II OR SALE-A clean stock Of Hardware, lin
j and Stoves. good business sfcaoy rs,abishea'
ocs1 In one OF the best farming sections oi the state
Population Of town. 1000. Satisfactory reasons given
for selling. For particulars sidoss =, ..
JOHN w GoSs. Rochester. y y.
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CreursloIs

"rJ'HE BOOK or opEN.AIE SPORTS" octave. 500
Il pages illustrated The ntindti1 anlfSrty on
American open Rules for sailing. swim
ming, ball playing shooting, hor-paek rldn;; etc. ees
M f,il ~ per copy Publslei by The Tribune New
York ana ua.Nessliy Somullmsoisa nv -
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Uintcr Resorts.
Anlnmn Resorts.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE. Delaware Water Cap Pa III,
NlPlcaeanily located orers inducement 10 families
and transient guests reasonable for September ard
october. For circulars. &C.. a1lress 1900. co.-
Mrs THEO. HAUSl.R 4 son.
II AVIJION HOTEL, AND COTTAGE, Isiip L. l.
House seamheai.d ana viii remain open Till NOvcm
Der. Uneluailcd facilities for driving hunting and ish
ing. NJ. WHITFIELD
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GtelmtoGi5

ALL FARES REDUCED
~ VA rRONIDs NOE LINE. ~ ~
Passion AZ: providence s. % Worcester, a. 80 Cor
responding rdu,t .ons 10 al. points ias tilANp. cf
IIlE-steamcrs Rhode Island ana Aassachu-eits how
Inv. pier -, ~ H. foot Of Warffu-s ~ d. H., instead
~ = 40 a. ferinpiiv. daily except sunday.
Eceye,s renowned orchestra each steamer Ilckets
and state rooms secured ~, -, w. Jl' 3lt, al
az Broaaway. A-ior liOuc Ccsnomitln, AM windsor
New York AMI Biockljn.
TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
~ e.cetic light, cynngc ZIP tia.ns Of NE
SSRAIOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves P.er -, ). r..
100, Christ0phrrs daily except Saturay, r. M suncay
sieaa.cg touches ~ AloaLy. ------------
AIPANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE
~ ric,rncrs DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leaye
Iicr a. North l:veF, foot oi Clna-st AZ = T. NJ daily
1surd- ped. Freight received until The hour %
departure.
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rrcoRpEp REAL ESTATE TEANsT5EzInss--iNS; !. cry

rFCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEHS-N; 1. CITY
iaiirosd.ave 5thst, 80 9X2SsN t 81 400
John III Judge. referee to Henry J. lrtrall @i'1O'
shave G22 r. ,s Of Weikcr 10000
l2G,hS, 100 II OF 10 s!nI pTfsn1snschaq % 600
5sths, s. 1o,2 IT OF ls' ~ pratt 176s5
75hst ll3 # ,v 81 i Is isnry Pat 10000
79hst 2os ST. Il s 81 hyeA' IL 200
soh,st 40 $40 EsI,, Sehuek anu "'V 10 900
Ms"gI1 "i cor Of is5hst 5oxsio David 90
Oppenheimer to Eliza GuggenhemeI, Ito o, oo'V0'
72d,sf no No., s4e West wi'am No''' ana "''' as 900
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Citp properln Go Get.

A QUEEN ANEE villa, Lene3-gye. near 1aoihst.
PORTER & Co. II East and c0c West l25th.s.
II RIyATE STABLE 10 LET.-.TESNls BUILDING
L ASSOCIATION. 212 West 4lstst.
ITO LEI. 1876 Lcxinctonsye:, near o5tSs,. 4.story
Beokman.st
AZ LEXINGTON AVE~-T0 iof UnYarnishsd 4.st1ry
~tC blownstonc house 10 1ne condition
oo1 MADISON AVE COR t3D.sT.-To Let 'rhe
s1Cl larger Icrtion heate1. furnished corner
house (the owncr ioserving rooms Apply prem
:ses from 70 L.
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Cornirn },roprrin Uantro.

NAN empoye1 in New York In clerics; capacity !.
us al nrocurinc furnished house In the country
for tho winter months Tor the care OF TIE .sns OF "a
,enf voult prefer place not over an hour ana
.n. ,sn Ncw. York City Hall chlteni TIE best
=, 'rcf.rescas given. address O. f.. Box 70 Tribune
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Reel estate 10 Gxlbanqc.

MILL EXCHANGE elegant house IN choicest locality.
w 5haNe, ior less valuable property IN Ae"fork.
u G. CaNTiNT Attorney. &c. Iso Broadway. \. y
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Business properln for Sale anS 60 Get

BUILDINGS. STORES. lofts AND OFFICES TO
- LET, Beekman, Ann, Fulton. John, Pearl Will
tam, Nassau ana streets IN the vicinity. rutland &
WHITING. BeekmEn.At
VI,O LET.-Tbroe lofts. 50xS5 light all around steam
j elevator steam power steam heated. !nduirc Of
s. u. ALTHAUSE co.
on premises. 1Ql and 1913 ThomDsof-s-
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL, BANK,
1875 BROADWAY, NEw-YORh, ..


100 BROADWAY NEsw yI,S6'lss Of 1898
SEyEXry-r!Rs DIVIDEND III, Al s,r declare, ,
quarterly dividend OF THREE % PEE CENT out OF me
The transfer OO' Mr II: '' T. DoREMUs Cashier
~ HE INTEREST and Dividends on the fol-
Il lowing BONDS and STOCKS payable at tho bank
ing house Of Mcssrs. wINsLow, LANIER & CO.. No
y Nassau.sL Ncw-York City, on and after Oct. lst'
1885:
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS
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INDi AZ I: ShAdh; Bond. 10 Per Cent
md NAPoLIS. IND,
MoNRS Si.s5 COUNTY, IND.
p1rTsBBTTRt' FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO ny co,
second Mortgage 10 series X
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WHITE COUNTY. IND,
Gravel Toad 81.
d RANDOLPH COUNTY, IND,
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WARREN COUNTY. IND,
Gravel Hoai SO.
WHITE COUNTY. IND,
Gravel Road ds.
BEDFORD. IND.
Municipal C.. - .,
RENSSELAER, IND.
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