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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23
T ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l On and after OCTOBER Il 1885,

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave kew-York, via Desbrosses and Cortandt
Harrisburg Pitisburg the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 200 a M S2 sDhing MIA GaP sh "a
Tor, Dining Smoking and Sleeping Nesubuied Cars al
wiIISmp DOL es IGsk Haven, 100 H. 100 p II, CORY
Erie at 90 ?. m, connecting at Cory for Titus
VILE and the oil Regions 80 "a p, 80. ,a.,
For NoTTstcwn Phoenixve Pottsown and Reading
II 200 m 100 200 ana v nd r Po 90 m
ineon Express" OF Pullman Psror cars daiS except
SUNDAY 10 200 npS rVe Waasohngon aS UV Wash
ington 10 regular a. 20 200 ana 80 a. M
sunday is and 100 a. m. 80 and 100 p. and
For Aqsn and Gags May 100 am week DAY
Stations Via Hallway and Amboy 3 80 and 10 a. M.
IL 90 noon, 90 and 100 p m on sunday 9l5
For Old Point and Norfolk via ewYork Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 D. IN daily via Baltimore
Boats Of BrookIyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey City. aGording speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Cor
20 90 s. % Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
10 Washington Limited. and II 100 a m, IL 20 100
200 go T. 100 90 zoo 9ioO S9 a ana I9
a. n 4 40 and Z 200 p N. sunday Express 10
90 % Lmilell and 10 q. m. 4. 4 80. s. Q ego,
Trains leaving New. York daily, except SUNDAY, Of
ana II 10 4 . r,s9 ana ~ -, a. c T, ana
Ticket onices Nos. l, 435, $40 and 9l4 Broadway l
Astor House and foot Of Desbresses ans toiuIn SIS
nrooElyn Station Jersey City Emlgrant Ticket Office
TIE SewYok Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotels ana fe'luehoes, u yyooD
vi 20 f.encr 70 Manager General Pass'r Agent
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OF THE BUFFALO, ROCKIES

" TER AND PrTTsBURG RAILWAY COMPANY,
90 Nassau St. NowYork. October 90. isss-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of this Company WI De hea
M the ofce OF tho Company IN New York cry, on the
iyth day Of November next ociock Ia the aeraoo
for tho election ~ thirteen Directors and thn ln-lestos
OF Election FOR ensuing year and for sueh other ps
a. may properly come before me meeting o,hns
transfer books will be closed the Both day n Ocopef
ma rcopencd on The roth DAY Of November. lsse
TIIOs r. WENTWORTH Secretary
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NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
IN RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay SITS. as follows: - a. ,,,.
detown. Fasburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton Delhi.
Norwich, Utica. Rome. Oneida. Fulton. oswego' Buffalo
West zod ST. 4 10 D. m. Jay St. 3 55 p. M for Wall
kill Valley stations Lakes MOh0nk, Mlnnewaska. Middle
town Bloomingburg, Ellenviile. NJ Dele Monticello
Fall burg. Liberty, White Lake ROckland. 49, o.,
West 4od.st :25 D. m. Jay-st 10 p m, daily for
Middletown Fasburg Liberty Walton, Norwich Oheiua'
Oswegp, Suspension Bridge. Detroit, Chicago St Louis
Buffet sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chaf Os'
Time tables, tickets &C. at 2o7 3o7 944. 1923 Broad
way 6thave.. 1874 East 125hs. 26i West l2oths~'
Ne"' J. c. ANDERSON. G. P. A..
IS Exchange Place. New-Hork
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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 Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia RAILWAY Company
will be held Of the Offices Of the Company at Knoxville
Tennessee, the 22d day OF December 1888 consider
the question OF approving the Lease for ninety years
OF the Companys property heretofore made accordance
with resolutions adopted by the Board Directors
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway Company
10 the Richmond and DanviI X abroad Company.
The Transfer Books will close 10 o'clock m. on
Thursday. the 22a day of November and reopen 10
oc.ock a Monday, the Gath day Of December
1888.
Nj. SCHwAN,
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Railroads.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.

On and after October To- trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
ts a. M Rochester and Montreal Elk drawing
room cars 70 albany and Albany to Montreal
% 80 a. M, FAMOUS VEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED composed exclusively Of buffet
FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara
Falls Erie Cleveland indianapolis and Toledo arriving at
Connects at Albany for Coopersiown. 49,
10 30 m, Chicago Express for Niagara Falls To
ronto Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago COoperstown North Adams drawing
Ill 80 m, Western New York and Northern Express
for Saratoga. Lake George, Rutland Remington North
80 D. Albany Troy and Utica Special, with draw
ing room cars 70 Albany and Troy
for wllliamsown North Adams, and intermediate points
It D. M, last Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Ex-
press for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Suspension Bridge To
ronto and Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis ST. Louis
Detroit and Chicago. with sleeping and dining cars.
- 't6 80 p m Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily
St. Adams also Ottawa, via St Adams and Canada
Atlantic Railway and Syracuse and Canandacua daily
Sunday Sunday train does not run west OF Albany
Buffalo 0 :35 a m, and Clevcland :25 p.
u 80 D. Fast Night cypress for Rochester BufsC
dianapo St. Louis Detroit ana Chicago With sleeping
Sleeping WatcrtOwn. via Utica. daily eX
Saturday. also to CanandaiGua on sundays only;
Sleeping Albany Connects at Albany with train
Tickets and space IN drawing room sleeping
sale Grand Central Station 4dS $50 ana gtS Broadway
13sth.st station New.York; 1873 Washington and 73o
Fulton SITS. Brooklyn. and 70 4th-s, Williamsburg
hotels o. residences.
Run daily; others daily except Sunday. Stop at
lSsh, SisSn to take up pa'e1EsrS nSY NON MoN f west
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
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Professional.

YOUNG NAN. IS years Of age who has lust left
"A school, wishes employment In any mercantile or
banking house. where he can make himself useful can
give satisfactory references as to ability and character
Address W. Box %. TrIbene once N. Y.
WANTED.-By a young lady. Canadian. position
children under Il or would superntend housekeeping and
exchanged Address Miss n. 50 woodhullst Brooklyn.
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Citp propertr 60 Cet.


NEW sx.storv building, 25s100. ABS Pcarl-st, TO
Akt Rutland 4 WHITING, Beekman-s St
FEW VERY ELEG ANT PRIVATE DWELLINGS, S,.
a on the choicest location for residence IN he CITY.
ray seen the southwest corner OF west Enoa'e anu
73d-st
~ LETThe highly Desirable 4story 2r9n
sist-st ana l2o Madson-avc. Apply to ARNOLD
PUNISHABLE 4 Co, 19th-st and 5th-sve
90, MApIsoN.AyE- COZ. 43D-sT.-To Let-rhe
s1s1l larger portion Of stesmheated furnished corner
house the owner reservng some roomsr Apply on prem
from 70 J. NJ
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Aurfion Sales Of Real estate

aurtion Sales Of Real estate.
SALE TO CLOSE ESTATES.
By order Of Messrs. A. p. W. Man. Atsorncya
JAMES c. LALoR, AUCTloNEER
viii cell at public auction at the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
50 to e5 Lioerty-st.. Nev.YOrk City.
ATls O'CLOCK NOON ON
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER "a. 1883
the following parcels of desirable
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
PROPERTY.
NETWORK CITY
sSa 50: sss gs n' Size Il ...s
.1yc S9 s IaS az "a ana sS ss: ns,,
olx1oo II feet
NS as z4 80 and s4e Fast nsa ss Plea
double hats each 3ox1o011 feet
touD,s S;, ri Flat. rs sSd sso5
s. %s i's
os s:A is S. w D1.ss :i. Of s sS
81 lfS ws f Gss. .ss Of ss z
els I4x1S1o 1-2x561 1-2.
BROOKLYN.
LEXINGTON. AVE. Nos. us III 11s 121 and 1913
near Frankn- ave.-Vacant lots; Size 105x32 3 feet
& 81 5S'1ses corner
Vacant plot size, 144xloO feet.
1eTH-sT south side adjoining above ic.s 60, CON-
feet Also adjoining property on
2oTHs north sidszTSe lots commencing e25 feet
west Of shave. /; each 25x1OO2
ADAMs,sT, No: 1e4, near Hghst-Frame house and
lot size Of lot, 29.oxloos feet
house, ie q o s' g. ss'ne'
,ss a5a aSS s s Of 'S ans s1 ne If
iesgsr. "'''' "N '''
WASHINGTON. ST. No. e5l. Tllary.st-Brick
house; lot o5x140 6x54 Ok irregular
4 2s 2 a'S sea s2 b nh
stone single fats each 2ox75 feet
PROSPECT PLACE. No Ie7 near csrlton:ave. Three
Story brownstone high sOop Dwelling size Of lot 2oxsl
md A. s.. y o Ne s51o near house
BERRY.sr Nos. 1885, 100 1ee, 1es 1905 also Nos
10l and 103 North fth-st
FRkNKLIN-AvF, No 3i3, southeast corner Greene
@Thfee story and basement brownstone house 22oA
s07.
FRANKIJN.AvE No 345 adjoining above.-Three-
story ana basement brownstone house, 2lxs07
For terms Of sale catalogue apply to
JAMES c. LABOR Auctionecr.
o. Iiberty.st NewYo or
EH JOHNSON. GO wILLIAM.sT.
~ NETWORK.
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Eeaal Notices

IN PURSUANCE of an order made by the
Il Honorable Addison Brown, Judge OF tho Circuit
Court Of tho United the Southern District OF
New.York. on 22d day OF September, 1888 notice is
hereby given creditors and persons having claims
against the American EXCHANGE I'm frropc, Limited,
FORMERLY doing business ~ 1872 broadway New-York
CITY that they are required present their claims with
the vouchers therefor duly verified, to- the subscriber
William c. Boone the duly appointed Receiver Of said
American Exchange IN Europe Limited at the law Offices
OF Sullivan & Cromwell his place the transaction Of
business No Broad street NcwYork City. or before
the 18Th day OF November 1885
Dated New York September oath. 1888.
WILLIAM c. BOONE, Receiv
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL.
Attorneys for Receiver
No. Broad. street.
New-YOrk City, N Y.
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Ccrtnres arb G.eetinos.

THE GREAT IRISH MEETING.
COOPER UNION, TUESDAY EVENING OCT %.
Tho Irish. American Anti Cleye.ani and Protective
League will protest against Free Traie British influence
and psuper give solid reasons for supporting
Protection Professor Robert Ellis Thompson, OF the
University of Pennsylvania the greatest living authority
on boil economy in America John seaman OF Chi
cago; c. c. shnyne. and other distinguished IflshAme
cans will deliver addresses.
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EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY co.

10 wALLsT.. New York. Oct. 10, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting % the
stockholders OF the EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY tor the election
Of Directors eight BY the holders Of the nrst preferred
stock both and preferred and the transaction
OF other proper business Will be held az the office OF the
company, at Knoxville. Tenn. on WEDNESDAY. the
o1st day OF November, 1888.
The books will be closed at o'clock D.
Thursday the 25th day OF October 1885 and opened
Ie o'clock Thursday. the 22f doy Of November.
1883 l.. NJ. sCHWAN.
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N ORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Chambcrsst Station week days for
z, 90 10 and II 80 a. 10, 49, 4. a $50. 80
$40, $40 8, 10 80 p m, II midnight Sundays. 7.
40 80 a. N 80, A. 30 IS i p -, .
SATURDAY special y as noon az additional trains 70
For Manuel, Spring Valley, Monsey and Tallmans
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Financial.
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR LARGE OR SMALL INVESTORS
WILL BE REALIZED BY INVESTING now IN THE
STOCK OF THE
NATIONAL GAS
IMPROVE MENT COMPANY.

This company owns all rights under the sutherland
New. England, Delaware and New-Jersey rms Is the
mplet and cheapest gas process yet in,snea ~ has
been In daily operation FOR nearly nine months giving gas
companies AMI consumers perfect satsfaction ~ makes
1000 feet OF 20 candle power free from all impurities
from less than four gallons Of crude petroleum This
once be established In all small towns where has hitherto
been impossible to have them owing to the cost OF con-
sucton There also thousands OF factories now using
coal and which make their own light ana fuel with
profit under this system Gas companies In all small towns
where high price is charged can DO changed to this
The Directors are JAMES GILFILLAN. ex.United
States Treasurer; ROBERT o. BABBITT, OF Rabbit q
lawrence Attorneys Jersey City JAMES ID. HEN pEts-
BON, OF Henderson stoutenborough go Pearl New
YORK city A. NJ. SUTHERLAND, Elizabeth N. j. /;
VS.; cfrAMBERLIN, 11b Broadway .
0lmtlLLAN, Secretary and Treasurer . 1900. 49,,
The Capital Sock OF the Company IL ell 400. full
pao and unasessabe par value $40 organized under the
laws OF NewJerey 5000 900 OF tho stock remaining In
the Treasury. This. Will be a frstclass nvce'ment "a
the stockholders Will receive not only CASH DIVI-
the Sub Companies nov being organized.
The object OF the company Is 10 form SUI Companies,
receiving certain amount In cash therefor also stock OF
such Companies Negotiations are now pending for the
sale OF several States. 1t IA expected dividends both
IN CASH AND IN STOCK OF SUBCoMPANIES, Will
This is chance make large amount Of money
on small outlay and should be taken advantage Of now
only limited number OF shares will be sold, the indca
tons being 30 PER CENT will be realized on
worth it's par value Of clio within 60 days
This stock will be sold until OCTOBER 2Jth, at
$3.50 per share.
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Dcniistrn.

HARVARD COLLEGE DENTISTRY PARLoRs 21s
IlEast 4Sth-st, 3d-avc.-Thesc parlOrs will be
opened october 25 where the finest dentistry VIII be done
slant attendance also nrscass physician AL advice and
examination free Extactons with gas 90 cents lll-
inrs cement and other 75 cents; godns finest order,
$3.50 All should call and examine n Il costs you moth
ing. and savc you time, expense and toubic linen
you will the difference between science and prcsump-
ton.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruandt and
Desbrosses SITS. as follows
$50 a. m. f0f Catasauqua and intermediate points
N. for Geneva. Lyons, ElmIra Rochester. Buffalo
and the West. and principal local points Chair car 10
Lmifa
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points: Chair
car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection Reading and Harris
burg
$40 D. m for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair to l.. aud b. Junction
40 D. M. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car to
Mauch Chunk. ., ~,
10 m for Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester, Buffalo
and The West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
Sl5 D. H. for Laurnys and intefmedaie points
Trains leaving az m. l D. ~. ana 3 4O .. m con-
meet Tor Ali ponts Mahanoy ana azictOn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points.
AS D. m for Copay and intermediate points ,,..,.
n nj for Lyons. ElmiFa Rochester. Buffalo
ana tho West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
- 49, General Eastern ONCE 235 Broadway
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% WALLST.,
NEW YORK, OCT 20, 1888.
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

Holders representing total Of over nnety-thfoe per
Of the Mercantile Trust Companys Certificates for
bonds and assessment paid Of the RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY having
accepted the provisions Of the agreement dated Aug l.
1888 between c. H. Coster and Others Committee OF the
first part and Erwin Davis and others Committee OF the
second part notice is hereby given to the holders OF out
standing certificates OF the Mercantile Trust Co. that the
may still be deposited with DREXEL, MORGAN
& CO.. 20 WALL STREET, NETWORK, on payment
of penalty OF per cent in cash the par value Of
bonds and OF IL per in cash the par value Of
stock
The raht is reserved to terminate Without notice the
privilege Of dcposns securities above and after such
termination deposits will be received
Further notice is given that Drexel Morgan & Co.'s
receipts for securities deposited may be exchanged for en-
graved Reorganization Certificates the above address
on and after WEDNESDAY, OCT. "a, 1855
DKEXEI, MORGAN & CO., Dcpo.itnrie'
c. H. cosTER
a Il iEoMAS ( N''e''
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. \. y. G. 4
CO. LssseS.TI "a. 30 lca So, West aid a2d
from loot Of Jayst n Z M csienso Detroit LgnSSs
Montreal q Canada East . Niagara Fails syia
. 55 M IS 200 - rs P m Aand II a m for yt,ea
y ia - :5S ali 80 a and - 90. 90 10 p
Newburg. 80 :i5 a M 40 rs SAP p m naye,-
cars Tor BSrso Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit cSsaso
Sther Ga.i:, daily eseeg, sSndays g. . Leave Jersey
City l. r. r Station. all 20 a. M $3.50 D m. H0boken
West Shore station al 80 a. m - 80 p m For
tickets tables inioImau9n apply NJ Offices Brook
loot Of Fulton.sc NewYork city-3e3 and 9i9 broad
stitons foot Of West 4adst and foot q Jsy.st ~ H.
Express calls Tor anu CHECKS baggage from
hotels and residences - r. LAMBETH
General Passenger Agent Vsndcrbntaye. N. Y.
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OlcGr Cleaners.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE, FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE-
Companys Pier new No42 North River foot q Morton st.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Boyer Saturday. Oct. % 10 a. m
LA BRETAGNE de Jousseiln sat- Nov. g. a. m
La NORMANDIE. dc Kersabiec Sat. Nov. 10. 10 a.
A. FORGET Agent No Bowling Green
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Hllscellaneons.

X r FRANCIS FLLTX MEYD0ZN.
Snecnli.f In the diacnosls speedy and radical
OF Tape and other worms; also IN chiGlc dse1fes
Hours to u 2. M, to p N. Free to the poor
~ No ~ IRVING PLACE
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
there was large attendance at tho Real Estate En-
change yesterday though but little business was transacted
An the floor. Peter +. Meyer sold under will oil right
,,,ie and interest in plot Of land az 1sp, L l., to
" W. Livingston for s5s
An important sale property took place
SATURDAY amounting s1soooo the particulars Of which
hsve rot been given out Brokers. L T. Young ana
asr ST e sale high GSP bsS aTe
~ $4,000 also a plot 5ixloos on the north side OF
Lightly SEVENTH eleven feet from the northeast corner
lots ON %'i Ess and s including
desirable eorners on very easy terms.
New-york. Monday oct % 1883
No sales were held at the Exchange and Auction Room
sale Of su, ~ Ec s,,S , Ns 81 . CO
go II e Of 2d-avs'. was adjourned to Oct 30
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Z. CITY
Leroy.st No no; Thomas conyille and wife to ~ .on
Allsass Nos 81 and ss St ,o.cph's Asylum to ooo
Allcn.sS No 81 Hcnncssey to Marks Chambers SsiSS
s:5 kssss SsSsSS 3 TlSs s lsssla $500
Charles Barnes and wife to Jacob Kahnboid 1900
Lex $500
Meymsn Hartmann :. e75o
Louis Iesc and wife to Thomas Nsuehton $4,000
ss'S@ "a we; = Tost RSS 'VOvO
Issdss s 2s7.4 IT W Of 7ti.ave, i7oxeS11; 1'''''
Isaac Elrght to Annie Carter -. 1e,5oo
Roosevcltst No 10; Fece Toccl and wife
Helen camp-map :. :. 10000
Smith 70 Robert Hall $4,000
sous. g So, =! H'I G%st the O. Graham Sons Co $500
crsna.t 80 IS; Charles Morri: and wife to 00OVO
ethsye, 8 81 10 70 of ssths, II. 7x1oo11x -'00o
l,llxl0o1o; Margaret Donohue Henry
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Abraham Baker and wife William NJ. Ringsland
so Thon1pson.st rs years. 1900
Thomas r. Cook William Il. md another
= 120th-st. Of 3daye q years., s20, 000
same TO NJ W. Bofland CT al, trustees property
% years, $4,000. '''
Marks Chambers to Therese Mack W q Allen.st q OK
Hester.st rs years., $4,000
Helen ID. Chapman 20 r J. Middebrook No IL
E50sevotst % y,srs), $4,000
Michael Fay ct al to the German Savings Bank W
s57 900 '
William Fischer John l.. Tonnel. n . 152d.st " Of
1othave % years nortgages), $4,000.
d Charles L. Tiffany TO Louis NJ Mowbray, n o 75thst
W o. Nadison-ave II year., ESQ, SIS.
Morris We kowitz TO Therese Mack SO Allon-st Is
years., $4,000.
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Winier Resorts.
Business Chances
MANUFACTURING

A MANUFACTURERS CORPORATION,
"A whose business is such that 1t requires branch In
each large city, desires representative with some capital
In this and other cities; very large income Will De
realized or an interest in the business VIII be given
those having the proper qualifications Address PEIhA
cRUsTRA COMPANY 10 Last l6thst N Y
WANTED.-The Western agency Of reliable
w Eastern firm. will introduce novelties. Address
FOX HAIGliT, 100 Dearborn-st. r. m 49, Chicago, Ill
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LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
Nrw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Pier 40, North Rtvee
FAST EMPRESS MAIL. SERVICE
Galia Oct -, 80 a. Umbrla. Nov 10 10 80 a. m
seryls. Sat. Nov 3. 80 m Etruris Nov "A, a. m
Nov Z, Gallia, Dec l,
Cabin passage, $50, $50 and 400 Intermediate s35
seerage tickets all parts OF Europe at
low freight and apply tho company.
Office 4 Rowling Green, New,fork, o.., 1000.
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wv uTTC STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. -
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES Nall SIk NMEita
BRITANNIA. Capt Parsel. wed. Oct "a 80 a. m
sCELTIC CAPTAIN Davidson "Wednesday Oct. 81, D. m.
GERMAN1c, Capt. Irving "wednesday: Noy 80 a. m
sADI,IATlC Capt. Cameron Wed, Nov. Ia, 80 D.
From White Star DOCK, foot Of West l0thst
Balloon ESQ s6o, $50 and 400 steerage, from or 70
the Old Country $50 a limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these outward $50 and
f35 pfeuad $50 excursion eOJ. Companys onlct No
itaadSax Nov. YORK. J. BRUCE IsMAY. AGENT
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DED STAR LINE.
II FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
NOORDLAND saturday. Oct 81. 10 q. m.
wAEsLAND Saturday, November 3, 3 a. M
fll0 to $50. Second Cabin. $40. Excursion sTo and
$50 Steerage AZ very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT 6 SONS. Gen'l Agt&. 8 Bowling Green
A NCHOR LINE. L. S. Mail Steamships
N NEW.YORE AND LIVERPOOL.
5 5. CITY OF ROME sails wednesday, Oct. 81. D. m
CaDin. $50. $50 aud $50. coni class $50.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
Anchora Oct 81. 10 a. Circassia. Nov. 10: 10 a. m
Deyonia, Nov. g. D. m. Furnessia, NOV. II, p. m.
Rates Of passage 70
GLASGOW. DERRY or LIVERPOOL.
Cabin, s45 and e65. Second class $50. Seerace $50
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts Tor any
amount Issued lowest current rates.
For book OF Tours or further information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LLU1 u Go. %.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- KEW yopE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steainers sail from pier foot 2d.sI, HoboSen
EAST EXPRESS STEAMERS "a -
Travc wei Oc q a. nj werrn, Sat. Nov 3. 80 m
Pine sat Oct -, 80 u Aler, Wed. Nov q go III
iaIn WeA Oct 81 D. m Elder sat. Nov 10 10 m
Firs, Cabin e75 ana upward berth, according 70 70,
cation Second Cabin. ESQ berth steeisse ~ ''"s''
rates oELRICHs q CO.. No. Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23
,Ac1rIc NAH. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES

DACIFIC MAID SIEAAIouIP CUMPANlo
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NswYork, pier foot q Canal. st. n T.
-rTy on PARA sails Thursday November l.
from san Francisco. Is, ard Brannan
For China and Japan.
CITY OF PEKING sails saturday, October q. p. m.
For freight passage and general Information apply AZ
,on',anvis ocicc Oh tbs pier foot OF Canalst. N. Il
H. J. BULLAY. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-23

VNMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail steamer.
FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF NSEW.YoRK Wednesday, Oct q: 7;so a. n,
ciTy on BERLIN Saturday. November 3. a. m
CRY or CMtsTEL. SATURDAY Nov TO- 10 O. S9 a. m
CITY OF Chicago ss,"ay, y NGse"Dcr l" III
CABIN PASSAGE. coo aud Upward, SECOND CAB
s2a pETER wRIGHTS SONS General Agents