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, 1888-01-11
MEMORANDUM
II o m
The st Croix Central Factory
col P A N 7

RN a communication dated the
u 10Th of November the Ministry
Of Finances has offered to take over
the shares of the St. Croix Central
Factory Company on the conditions
named below. AS, at the General
Meeting of the Shareholders on the
29th November, this offer has been
accepted, with 557 votes, and a
resolution thereafter carried, with
$50 votes, to dissolve the Company,
those shareholders who will accept
the offer of the Ministry of Finances
are requested to send i'll to the I'M
dersigned, before the end ofthe pre-
sent month, a declaration to that
effect, which will afterwards be for
warded to the Directors of the St.
Croix Central Factory Company IN
Copenhagen.
Christiansted, 9Th January 1888.
TIL. JESSEN, Tn. Chr. MUNTER.
The declaration is to. be worded
as follows:
The Undersigned. ---.- -..-----.-
Osla Of. .. Ordinary Shares &.-..--..at lOOOKr.
Preference Shares No.. at 1OOOKr,
and. Do. Do. &....,-.. at lOOkr.
in the St. Croix Central Factory
Company, hereby accepts the offer
made by the Ministry of Finances,
under the reservation that the neceS-
sary grant be obtained. to take over
the shares against the payment of
30 (thirty) per cent Of their specified
amount for all shares having the full
number of coupons issued, while for
each of the coupons numbered from
l to 10 (or in the case of the Prefer
ence Shares, from l to q which may
be wanting, three per cent is to be
deducted, as falling to the holder of
the loose coupons.
, 1888-01-11
Publication.

ADD PROPERTIES in Christian
r sted's Jurisdiction owing arrears
Of taxes to the Colonial Treasury
for the years 1888 and 1884 will be
advertised for sale unless receipts
be produced at the undersigned
office before the 18th inst.
Sherif's Office, C~hristiansted' St. Croix,
the 3rd January 1888.
MAXEN,
est.
, 1888-01-11

UNCLAIMED LETTERS INCHRIS.
TIANSTED'S POST OFFIl Z.
PAID.
Elizabeth Bastian, Mary L. Broome,
Elizabeth Flemmin, COlridge Francis, Flor
ance Gilcrease, Ann Arabella James, b.
Jackson, Gilmore Peterson, Timothy Sandi-
ford, William Tolong, Francisco VateIle.
UNPAID.
John Davis Abriamson, Isabella Brum-
we'll, Rosanne Francis, r. p. Jacobs ~,
Mrs. Jane Lang, Joseph OxSted, Dolly
Paris.
Christiansted's P~ostkontor, st. Croix,
31St December 1887.
PETER LEMMING,
est.
, 1888-01-11
Societyfor Prevention 81 Cruelty
M'AnlmaIS.

Gga9HE annual general meeting
q will be held MONDAY 23rd
inst. at 4o'clock p. m. in the Danish
Schoolhouse at Christiansted.
According to Bylaws : %, ac-
count will be given Of the transac-
tions during the last year and
members of the Committee etc. be
elected.
THE COMMITTEE.
, 1888-01-11

UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDE.
RIkSTED'S POST OFFICE.
PAID.
John F., Jacobsen, Rebecca Jacobs, A.
q. Mc.Currach, w. H. Prentis, Henry
Perkins, j. Robert Robins.
UNPAID.
Frederick Austrian, Alice Benny, A.
Bynrr, e. BynS, Charles Duncan, Chas.
Bartender, ThoS. Harrlgan, Mary Joseph,
Mary Meanin, Susaner Peter, f.. James,
a, Thompson.
Frederikstcd'S Post Office, st. Croix De
cember 3lSt 1887.
L. RICHTER.
, 1888-01-11
Acknowledgements

D Forbindelse med Bekjendtgj0rel-
- Sc af 21de November f. A.
bringes Diet herved til ofentlig
Kundskab, at Diet den 1ste dennes
til Uddeling forfaldne Rentebel0b af
Grosserer WILHELM SMIDT'S
Underst6ttelses .Legat for rangende
paa St. Croix er bleven fordelt mel
lem f0lgende Personer:
Miss JANE E. Henderson, 8
" CATHRINE RANKIN, g
Mrs. PETRINE FARRELLY, &
Miss CATHRINE BURKE, g
" MARY HATCHETT, g
Mrs. A. C. KELLY,
Sostrene MINORS, z
LOUISE ARMSTRONG, re-
" R. S. CROSBY. 3
G-ouvernements Secretariatet, St. Croix
den 2den Januar 1888.
VAN BRAKLE.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS Al lHE EAOfANur"
TAoro was considerable interest shown yesterday
Al the Exchange IN the salo ny william hehnciy d
Rro under foreclosure Of No :os West Tweny-eishth-
81 on the south de- $50 feet west OF scvcnth-avc
The property consists of flvc.story brick store and
tenement with fourstory tenement IN The rear OF the
lot cA lOxes. Among those present on the hoor were
Morris r. sacr John Callahan George ~ i, quick ana
rented for sbont 800 Ssas 's o @h oSsan
g. Scsw ~" WAS s." ,hc IS buyer The same aueiionecrs
offered the southwest corner OF one.hundred. and
and With Sn sercs 'Gn
sox75 The property sold for So 700 70 the plaintiff
S0ma ~ and Que and
fftleth:st., 16.sxoi FOR $500 10 INC planih. IL
Vest one-hundrcd and twenty-thirdst: about fifty
lots Of land belonging the Silver lset Consolidated
aRo su a@a ana Se for
Frank Of I wss SSrsa .S So,
ave-, frame building lot asdxloo; has lust been
Yesterday The following property was offered for sale:
Stores and offices on Hanover Square running through
Coo at $4,000; aso fvsstc organ and basement
building Broadway. near Lberty-si., at $4,000;
s ' SooC %s story % BRICK s
private house on Bankst., 2sxo5, az $4,000; plot
ST. st Sear seventh ave. at 500 and story and
basement brownstone dwelling on Lexington ave-,
between seventy scCOnu ocNohts -'hiiu BUS, al
eli ,0oO
New-York Wednesday. Sept TO- 1888.
The following sales were made at the Exchange and
A'''''' ''"'" ''U BY T. S. clarkson
! 3stcry dwelling, with lot n 9 West i23dss 40
It Of shave LOT 172x5o2. Patrick Mnlloy $4,000
BY j. Thomas Steains
4 lot on wslton.svc W cor OF 16oth-st 18sxolx
s1xe1. II Morris 1850.
BY William Kennedy Brother
5story and 4-story building with lot, No COS West
csth.st 32o.s IT Of 7th-ave lot 24.1ox9s9 I G
selew, $4,000.
lots Madison-ave. of 1I6th-st 26x76 each,
Morris Stelnhardt $50 700 s-,.,
Sale Of the Bijou Theaxe property. Nos 1921 and
239 Broadway and 500 and 504 6thave OF 30th,st.
was adjourned to October 8.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsrERsaN, Y CITY
nah and Mark Meyer to German Kahn and an
Sane i property German Kahn and wife to Rosie
Maliscn.st 5 s. wyand Dennct, 2oleo Sam -''O'
uel Kornbcrg and wife to Annie Petchaft 11025
ll9ix7a; James McclOud and wife to John
i,sth,st S s. 2o5 Of 4th.avc o5x1oo11; A D
Newell and wife to Eliza 4 Raisbeck $4,000
Alexander Moore :. 1880
N Eendhoim and wife to Rebecca IIerzfeld $1,000
1S2dst S. 1884 IT Of 5th-ave, 16sx9911;
John Beaman and wife to Louis schaefcr go.
Ics'hs; 5 44s IT W Of 7th.ave is sxos1i II
G Thompson to Ida \ Han aox,o,. Io,,: 1850
Mailman to Sophie Michel -. $4,000
sVhs. $ 90 IT Of 3d-avc 44x1c2 same to
se,SsI 8 us # Of Ave A. e5x1o2a Henry ''O'O
BoTman and ao wife to Sophia Mieh, ~ psTt eSss
Ave {. IS si4 Il Of s7;h.st eoxs3 Simon
Holman and wife to Adolph seaon 1000
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DressmaHnQ.


,EEssMAKING.-By nfs,-ciass rster and draper few
~ the day; city out VI town
city rcfen nee kddrs D.. $50 broadway
IN sfSSAiAKEi. Wlsues few customers; perfect
~ III l52 East JJtn-s nfst bcu. cast
n n ~s Az f-N good drssnatcr and perfect rttcr
~ engagects b.; the day would take Work
homo II desired 2O4 IVES. 3Gthst
NHFSSMAKER.-Dy a Partisan dressmaker. nrstclass
hdDpeg and inter; wishes some moro engaSenents by
the day terms. 40 So Address FELICIA. Tribune Up
town once 1898 Broadway
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NOTICE

~ special meeting OF the stockholders Of the Dubuque
and Sioux CITY Railroad Company Will be held at the
companyis Office In the city Of Dubuque In the State OF
Iowa Wednesday, tho Sd day OF October A. D. 1898.
forenoon, act upon the following
subjects, viz
The amendment Of tho Articles OF Incorporation and tho
Bylaws Q; said Company.
Tho purchase railways property and franchises
CcSar Rapis and Chicago Railroad COMPANY. tho
Iowa Falls and Sioux City Railroad Company and the
Cherokee and Dakota Railroad Company and such other
matters incidental tho foregoing may before
tho meeting.
BY order o. the Board Of Directors
ALEXANDER G. HACKSrAFF. Secretary.
Sapte mhc A
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DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEw.YoEK rRIp.
"a uNE WILL, BE RECEIVED AT TIL UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. l23S Broadway, co,rer Thirty FIRST ST.
Until ,; m. $50 oadwsy between Twenty second and
Twensy.thira SIS; until n s7o wes: Twcoty thrd.
corner Foyr css $50 Thifdays corner Esstyssv
ave LOG West Eoltysscond- st. Nntaave. and Sky.
eghth-st, and 90 Lihertyst and the HARLEM OFFICE
at regular once ratek y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

The bonds Will be delivered to the purchaser on or
before the 9th day OF october. 1888. .
The Village of Mount Vernon Is situated the New
York Hartford New-IIsven RAILROAD. and upon the
Harlem Railroad 10 miles "a minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot with 80 trains each way daily has p9Pu-
aebtedness II has public water works, and electric
lights horse railroads nag walks and Is growing rapidly
~ statute bonds be sold for less than and
accrued interest $1,000. .-,..,. - 49,.
were sold at public auction In Mount Vernon the eth
day of July last at premium OF four and oneouarIer
per cent .o,o
Nv order OF the Village Board OF Trustees
~ DAVID QUACKINBUSH, Village President
JAMES IT, JENKINS. Village Clerk
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VILLAGE BONDS.

OF THE VILLAGE or MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.
. Fifty OF the Sewerage Loan Bonds Of the Village Of
Mount Vernon IN Weschcster County. New York VIII be
sold public auction 10 the hlghef bidder at the room
trustees OF said village. IN Dearborns Building
TOBEIs 1889, at three 81 D. n.
These are 4 part series OF bonds which 10 BE-
issued by raid village under Chapter COS OF the laws OF
1856 as amended by CHAPTER 1863 ~ the laws Of 1888.
provide funds for the construction Of permanent syse
OF sewerage and drainage foT said village Each bond
will be for the principal sum of One Thousand Dollars
and will hear interest at the rate OF four per cenum
annum payable semi annually Principal and Interest
will be payable a the Naionel Citizens Bark. In New.
York C.y. The bonds viii be coupon bonds with the
privilege the holder Of having them made registered
bonds They will be dated June !. 1883 and payable
fatlo wit
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CITY OF NEW oEx-FiSAScE DEpARIMsSr avn
oryIcn OF NE e coLLEcT5a OF ASSESSMENTS
STEWART III Bu is ~ ROOM So Angus? !, 1885:
n Office OF THE SALE OF LANDS AND
water ees Of H 1861 q isS Under sea Theo
dors w. Mys sS%YsOeF Of the Sy o. S"ce su,n.
70 the provisions o. sSstOn $40 OF the Ne"f0N Cy
That respective Of all the land, aad tsn,msn,s
situated II the %aa, Nos to "a ann IN G seS J %
FOR the Years 1853 to 1852 both Inclusive, ana now
Of al a S and II Sa na ne cy
ssa e % eS 3 for Of The wSsa scs sSs S
inclusive and are nov Ienanng due and unpaid are re-
naming due and unpaid with interest thereon at tho
sH. 5ecsHe Ss e 't 70 s 1
the Finance Department in the stewar Building cOrne, OF
%as s a'a be sa
lands ana M WV Fl Pa, "p ~ i'm the Wv Of Nsw
York on Monday November 10, 1855, y o'clock
to take the same in consideration aliaeng the amount
nd SnSa frG sa s n as case
OF sale. together with the enafge OF this notice and
hseon and ha sutS sss VIM Sc ccnnsed from
until al the lands and isnement so advertised for sale
Notice hereby further given that detailed statsmen.
the property and Crcton water rents remain
Ssn:ss n'sS spo.es ia he nss
ASSIGNMENTS and CLERK OF Arrears ana VIII DC deSeree
W ""' P' -f'''' A. s. CADY
Collector OF Assessments and CLERK OF Arrcars.
& IXTEENT!I sTREET.-N. Y. SUPREME
- COURT NETWORK C0uNTY.-Ieanie L. Mus
grave plaintiff. against Richard Munsoe ms administrators.
DC OF Joseph MunOo deceased and othors defendants
In pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale;
duly made aud entered in tho above entitled action and
bearing date 3Oth day Of August 1873. l. the under
stoned referee therein named VIII sell at public auction
at the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited.
Nos 5o-GS Liberty street, In the City OF NewYork
Thurday 27th day OF September 1883 % - o'clock
noon by John p. Smyth auctlOncer the premises In
snd Judgment mentioned and tcrein described folowA
10 wit
All that lot or parcel Of land IN the Eighteenth data
SIXTEENTH Ward OF tho City Of NesYOrk with the house
standing thereon commonly by the number 1877 Fat
Sixteenth street. in the said city and bounded fellows:
beginning point IN the norEery line Of Sixteenth
street, hundred and sixtyseven feet eight
OF inch westerly from the northwest
Of Third and sixteenth street running thence
westerly along the said nor;heriy line OF Sixteenth street,
twenty-five inches and onequsrter Of inch
thence northcrly nearly parallel with Third and
along the casterly limit OF lot commonly known BY
the middle Of the block sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets and 20 point eauf the two: thence
eastery parallel with sixteenth STREET TWENTY-FIVE feot
eight inehes snutierlY IN stragh, line ninety.
two feet 10 the place OF beginning Subject any right
Of party wall which the OF any adjoining lot may
DATED New.York City, September III, 1883
JOHN LINDLEY Rsfefce
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No Broadway Ncv-York City.
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HrI,HE BOOK OF opENAIR SPORTS" octayo. 500
lAges. illustrated khe -iznlaii authority
American open ar aauscments Rules or sailing swim
ming playing shooting, horseback riing ETC. etc.
IN full. 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune Now
YORK Fntal anIa AMI uscSsaIiv s1aIllmrnsaa he the
presA
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Dipi0cn0 Notices.

-
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No II BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, Sept. II. 1888.
A DIVIDEND of One per cent on the con
N solidated capital stock OF this COMPANY for The
payable az THIS and after october |, 1888 The
transfer books Will he closed Monday. September II.
at IN, and rcOpene1 on Tuesday, october =
at 10 O'clock o. IN. d. " McNIILIAMs, TrasGfor
THE MISSOURI PAClFIC RAILWAY Co,
1876 BROADWAY, NEWYORK, sept IL. 1883.
DIVIDEND No. SO.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE PER
IN CENT q per cent? the capita STOCK Of this com
pany this Gay been declared, payable on MONDAY,
oct 10 neat rhe transfer books will be closed on Tues
day. Sept %, at 3 o'clock and rcOpcncd on Tues
day, Oct. 10 at 10 o'clock a. H. A. II. CALEF, Treas
ogTICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON
CANAL COMPANY,
NEWYOHK, August 90 1885,
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and one
n half Il LIZ per cent thekaptal stock OF this
pany viii BE paid at the Office Of 1hc company No q Cor-
iandtst in this city, on and after Saturday september
Is 1855.
The transfer books win be closed from the closo OF bus
ness to-day until the morning Of Monday, September lie
Nv order Of the Board OF Manager . -
Treasurer.
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Gonntrp 1)ropsrin FOR Sale anO Go Cst.
VILLA SITES FOR SALE
WITH OCEAN 1z VIEW
BEuSOi i
:BY-THE-SE
TIE SELECT PORTION OF
BATH BEACH, L. l.,
The prettest and most healthy suburb Of New-iork
WITHIN IS MINUTES OF WALL sTKEkT
Neghbohood fenced and restricted streets ana :ae
TRIP delightful BY frequent trains and boats via q B and
W f. H. H.. In connection with new Terry n0m 'Ho
%tsas. 's .s:ss ls III; Rts'fy
50 rSs,ys Serrs sEH IS i Fs5ss n15ssyn
In onlce In new BE sonhurst depot Oh Toe properly
A B1e fae,. Of eFn FaSnS md
OF finest location frequent comnuncaon: eneap So na
i'm perfection sanitary plumbing everything
on nremsos I'm order stable fOf COW ana three horses
with mans room grounds hrcoduarterS or an acre
in lawn and shade the offers the house q, ua
gain having recently purchased larger one III "'''-
ate ne2hbOrhoOd o. 49,, - ooxnos ave,
At PALISADES PARK, forty.fve minutes from new New
vo,k CIV Hall on OF the best railroads In Amcrca
fare 10 cents way by committing several new resi-
dences near the depot ready for occupancy on
terms Of payrnent Address for map and ircc ray omi
tickets HIrcHCOCK'S Real Estate ONCE ~ ohs"Dei'
st., New.York
4 GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR -iisndome rsaidencc.
"A and building st,s for sale houses 10 let ssso VI
wear. CLARENCE b. TUEDs, Beekmanst- n. y.
=, on SIIT-Jer,oy City Heights. ~ J.. new 2-ttory
bonse ali 20 rooms large stable room
10, csrrisces H. NEWMAN, 355 Ge'lnania"V
Lncoin-ss
N1ONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,-Hons~s, 70
Nl et handsome residences Tor sale AZ moderate prlceA
IANSONs & TAYLOR, 20 Cedar-st. N 1.
Gornirp ijropfrtp maniso.
Gornirp ilropertp maniso.

MAN elnployed IN New York a clerlcai capacity Is
desIrous Of procuring furnished house IN the country
10, tho winter months for the care Of the same or ~
mammal rent prefer place not over an hour ana
quarter from New. York City Hall children TIE best
Of references given Address o. H., Box 20 iHp""c
once.
xyoNkFES or GLFNWOOD. Wanted. by LIST OctoDer
y snail weathcrproof mCdom house, furnace heated
.iont icn rooms good location high ground VIM
esv disance Of depot be dry cheerful and he3y
Sn(sns1: rent about $500. Address T. L., Tribune
O1lce Ncw-York.
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A DVERvIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.Yoi.R Tl.IB.
"A CNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar TIE UPTOWN
OFFICfS No. 21S broadway. corner Tnirty.nrst- ST.
ua; n. $50 Bfosaway. between Twenty second aud
Twenty third St., until J. M go Wcst twenty thir.
st. corner Eighth-ayc. 1872 SiNthayc 1873 Fourth ave.
corner Fourecnt. 7G0 Thifdavc. corner Forty sew
1OOf Thirla>c., bixethsL LOS FIRST
ave 1916 West Forty second At NiItn,aye and sIxty-
cghth-st and 90 Llbesy-st and the HARLEM OFFICE
$50 Eas, enc hundred and twenty. ATHEIST UP TO D.
at regular onloe rates
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Eelu Wanteo.

w ANTED.-An experienced salesman accustomed to
w ladies' and speaking German and French. APP
ply giving references and stating salary desired BOX W
tribune UptJ"n once, l23S biosiway
g MART BOY WANTED tor once OF dry goods com
- mission mouse; salary 6Tst year $500 per week
Apply p. D Box $40, New-York city.
x3yANTED-A gentleman of go d character and educa.
w uOn. Cor special work Apply by letter With ieier-
erces stating ago former occupation. Address Box
81 stntiou IS Nav. York.
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i,rar6 ano Rooms.

i.rur6 dn0 Rooms.
~ WEST 2gTIi-ST. tMicr's EotelI.-Sultes and SIN
81 gle rooms with nIsL class board
xOD.sT 10 EAST-I.arge and bah rooms. en- suite
1Zor single, with baafd references
40 WEST isTH-sT Handsome paIlor floor also
4,) ha;,ds0moy furnished rooms, either On suite or
sinsly.
"a TIi.ST 10 WFST.-IIandsonely furnished rooms.
en- suite or snMy uncxceptionsblo board .uperNlsi
by Of the property most dcsiiaoic ioc@uoh fei
efcnccs.
4 - floor OF large rooms WITH board H. - T. IT'D
une once. --------------
20 WEST 18th. ST andsomely furnished single AMI
20 loublc rooms references: breakfast II desired
~ EAST 3sTiI. sr.-- Desirable rooms en- suite AMI
IL sDgy; Superior board ana Appointments; fea 'h
able trrms reference.
100 East ioTIisT. corner Irving nl'se1,Lsrgge
lZZ handsome fooni psrlor newly IurnInrus
upright lei St with GOOD board for gentleman and
wife; reference
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VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
.,o,,I 10 VAIL ST, NEW YORK.
A MEETING of the stockholders Of the
~ EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY f. hereby called 20 be held at the
Office OF the mpany,ln the city OF Knoxville Tennessee on
Thursday 18Th DAY Of October 1sSSat 10 o'clock
object OF said meeting consider the question OF the
issuance Of exceeding orc Of bonds to be known
RAILWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIP
MENT BONDS for the purpose OF providing funds for the
making aud securing additional equipment
for said company said bonds to be secured by deed Of
upon much Of the conpany's line OF railway ana
appurtenances Is described ia the deed Of trust hereto
fore executed by this company 10 the Central Trust Com
pany York, dated July 9Th, 1886, securing the
consolidated bonds.
Saturday September 18Th, ana reopenci at 10 o'clock IN
on Friday, October 10TH 1855 ,,.,., e-..
New-Yorlk September 10th, 1883.
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Citp 1)ropertp for Sale.


A NUMBER OF desirable detached residences and villas,
"A all improvements beautiful grounds from $4,000 10
s25 the handsome suburban Bedford Park
in the City of NewYorK sold and occupied by their
Harlem Railroad station premises; Waterman
to show houses; references required terms liberal.
OWNERS,
III Broadway Trinity Buidlngl, Room 90
FULL LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE in all loca-
"A tons from $4,000 up
PORTER 4 CO., IL East and 206 West 125th.st
II OR SALE-7S5 LcAington-ave. 4story stone front;
Il immediate posse price reasonable
rutland WHITING, Beekman-st
~ EW and elegantly designed houses most thoroughly
Y and carefully built with every improvement; delight
fully located, with Park and River view West End
ave, between 72d and 7Sd
o. OOO WILL BUY handsome new modern house ;
~ ,OOU bath and all conveniences; lot look
100, with stable for horses; terms easy Apply TO
Grandave. Arlington, N. J.
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Aninmn Resorts.
THE e. RON.

This unique seaside open for guests from May
Goth October. Address
G. T. JONES, Elberon. N. J.
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Business Ghanres

WE WANT 81, 600 to $4,000 additional capt
w tnl in proltablo Lusness Larse returns. Position
with salary n desired. EQUITY Tribune. Uptown Once
1883 Broadway.
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TINE LAUREL MOUSE,

TINE LAUREL MOUSE,
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS, N. Y.
At the head OF KAATEESkILL FALLS
This Hotel will be Kept open until November ist
spccia attention 70 CUISINE and WARMING the HOUSE
)SU RING SEPTEMBEH and OCTOBER Best drainage
In tho Mountains Rates from s0 to $50 per week after
S.mten1bcr 1st Direct railroad access from RONDOUT
10 the LAUREL HOUSE STATION or from CATSK ILL
to MOUNTAIN HOUSE STATION, where stages meet
all trains. Address , ec,,,,rr n.ou.,,...
IIancs Falls. p o.. Greene Co.. N. Y.
A ENTERTAINMENTS rOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No 1928 Broadway, corner Thii.y nrst-st.
until p. m $50 Broadway. between Twcng-second and
st. GOMEZ sichthave. 152 sixth 1873 Fourth.sye.
enth.st 1907 Third ay., near SStlct-st 17cS First
ave 100 West Forty second at N1nthaya and Sixty
eyhthst and 60 Liberty.st AMI tn, HARLEM OFFICE.
$50 One hundred and twenty nfh-st. to
at OCULAR Office rates
= ATsKILL-FALL AND WINTER BoARD.-De
~ lightfu location convenient 10 railroads and boats
dry air large, airy rooms excellent table all comforts Of
home. Ms /. WHITTELSEY, Catskill, ~ y
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Delaware water Gap. Pa
h Pleasantly every nducement families
and transient guests reasonable for September and
october Tor circulars, &C.. address - ~
Mrs THEo HAUSER SON.
l NORFOLK. CONN. -
WILL REMAIN OPEN FOR GUESTS THHOUGH
W. s. BAKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
Eesal Notices.

CITY OF Ngw.YoRx-FfSAScE DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU foK TIKI COLLECTION % ASSESSMENTS AND
AHEEARs or IAXEs AND AssEssAhArs
WATER KE:Ts.
OFFICE HE COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS
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