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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

q HoRE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUTETTEOh
- boston. Providence, Newport and tho East uns
sihs Grand Central station isr Prcya:.nsG iI m
p,D e. 10 s.s MIMI Ean;ess sH ~ ii :SB a dy
for Newport 81 m and D. "a PALACES faH'' 49,
~ Eieenlnk Cars on al Express trains
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N Y. CT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
s. Ing "a vie $s:sw.S:;,; 5000
/! K: VI $ss i s sss
i0t BAILEY 10 1ds a. S a.nsS s-
Frcmme. ref. 70 Jseob OFT ...... 1900
ana wife % john MeKsiyey and 2175O
Brennan and vile o Lillian poasas:: $4,000
Andrews rel. to Cecilia Casse 10000
Karuiu and wife % Otto stocEbsHsen 1900
VIM Lsior ana wifes,o Jno , Smith -, 1
Iionso Fsek % Olivia -OA.v, 1880
Tdsn 20 Helen II wissnsnil.. 1900
cispp TO Lewis 2 Bach ......:...,.. 1900
Moii 70 WIN Gleason :,.. 80. $40
LEES and vie to Patrick Brossn,. $50. $4,000
Mitchell Hart and wife 70 VIM MeGirr... so
sehesznlgeS S and vie 70 6stharins HeTIsS: s,725
$50; Isabella Jenkins g Peter HsndbOde;;.. $500
Fsy % Patrick Bay 49,. /
114th-stx45O; L 4 Mitchell to i Smith,.
113th.st 100 W 5thaye. 250x201; 10. 70 114th
stz250x2o1 10; VIM LaIor and wife to same.
and wife 10 Augustus c Bechstein ............s
3Cthst. 8, 300 e SHAVE, 20. 1x9S.0: VIM II
Clark ref 70 Ellen Giliies Is t,.s;....... 1900
o.so. ia N Dickinson - $500
Diskinson and wife TO Anthony MeReynods.. 10 800
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY.

CHICAGO, H.. January %. 1859.
Owners Of Mortgage Bonds q the Mississippi
River Bridge COMPANY hereby notlnea nat
ne United States Trus. Company OF New Y6 trustee
has deslgnaled ~ iOt bonds numbered q ~ liy l2i
3Of and 51g Be redeemed required by tue mORer
on account Of sinking fund April L. 1881, sad oon1'
VIII be redeemed By MessTa JOHN PAloN q w. 20
90 Wiliamst, NcW-IOrk. Interest on said bonds des
ignatcd Tor redemption viii celse April I. 1859.
CHARLES H. POSTER treasurer.
+ INVESTMENTS IN COAL PROPERTY
wanted, party With $4,000 10 $1,000 - take an
IN large and prosperous coal and Ion property
Offering Of 10 10 per cent on Investment and
which has been Ia successful operation Tor soise ycafA
Address COAL, Box No. ~, Tribune Ohce
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Businees Chances.

A FIRST CLASS dry goods and furnishing
ing been appointed Receiver OF The Mart" large dry
goods and furnishing store, az the corner OK 3D.
ave- and 12lsst this city invites proposals Cor the
purchase Of the entirety the stock &C., &C.,
having than s7O0 co. This establishment
contains large and we'll selected assortment OF general
dry goods and house furnishing merchandise and Is To-
particulars can be obtained OF the undersigned az HIS
0"S'' -'' ROBERT A. VAN WICK
Raeeiyer.
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4Of. 317,
~ al and Y5i Broadway. 1853 IL Bowery. / battery
race Chambers and 22d Street ferries. Newly Ork :
Syl, ara 9BJ Iuiton.st, Br0oklynj 1O7 broadway.
and New Station. Jerry city. whore Tickets and Parlof
Sleeping Car reservations and orders Tor checking aud
transfer % baggage can be obtained Express trains
G.. IN q 80 a. m. sundays Day Express Pullman
BGlet Drawing room Coaches 20 Buffalo.
10 30 g. ~. week days Patlor Car % Blnghamton
osweEo, Elmifa Corning and Hornellsyille.
solid Pullman train bay and Buffet Sleeping Coaches 10
Bu1aio Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago Cincinnati
ana ~. Louis No extra charge FOR fast time.
Buffet Sleeper Bmghamion. OWego. Eimira, Rochester,
Reihsrfssf. 1. 49, q so $50, g;oQ 5o 80 p
Ss1 oSS,' q iS 50 a. ;aS SFss ~ ''0
d5.i5 tssO.S SO O. iSSsc ~ uishte Nv o''O. 900
f isg s 90 80 ~ o io? 80 PsSSR S
TX and Pss s Va Newark. rs 6So SEQ SEQ
10 n;3o M . $780, AGO. 4'So. 5: go. $780, 20
IRSilsSsvsod, i sS45A 80 30 go 10
5 sr'FG 5o se ono 80 20 iS j s 20 nsAg
SS, sssi i5 1850 g. 1913 o. M M $780, Is o.
NldistGSa and Port Jervis 4:I5 80 o. 10 80 m.
sunday LEGAL trains. main line - 80. 10 80 a m
Br19sh = 5 ,; s9 S so w " p s;,,. IN Nevo,.
W. J. B'-SPHY L p FARMER
Cen gaDL Genl Pass. Agent
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nv order Of Tho assignee. James ID.

by order OF the assignee, james D. Fish
<-story building. with lot No $50 6thaye, =, OF
12th-st lot 2o.ox irreg x1sx10o. o,Neii, s2s.5Oo
similar building. with lot No 1S2, adjoining above.
10. 20x100 NJ Adrian S2S 100.
similar building. with lot. No 1874, adjoining above,
lot 20xJeo. II Waters. s2S. 050
4-story dwelling. with lot No 1863 West 34thst, S.
100 n OF 0th-ave lot 10 2x9S 9. II Langdon ais 600
similar house with I.t No 40 East ssis;st $50
/ 3-story dwelling with lot No 24S East 72d-st $
ffGs Il OF odave lot f6SNi022, r FRANKIE, $4,000.
| R.story hulliins "Aseoclation Hail. with plot %
land Nos 2374 to 3e2 4thaye, cor l29th-st plot
90 11x4S.6 OK irreg x52.7 III nrash. e32. 600
By James Bleeeker 4 Son.
20 lots and plots Of land Aye-A 1st and % sts
and westchester Creek. Unionport Il Shell
81. Gas.
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CINTRA- gAILRoADI, OF NEW, NEywE,-yIEElRsEY.

STR 9AJ R4R yAprf Of I SEW{ TF1sTE
900 M ioi Ess.oR RsislsSeHS Allentown. Maucl
oAs9SO 'fan isr snSSIoa 'Ea.ton bethlehem Allen
s;s9 4 N fsf bennington, Lake. Hop tcqns,. EasiOn
s Ss%sfa. sa5bury Le%l,t4s ws@sport 4'A'uA
D e. fot bennington; EasSn, bethlehem. Allentown
hlSsa qs1at % e 2a.5a hiis allentown u.uel
.SS P p; isG bennington, lsss, iIotaIsoaf Essson.
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc On Sundays At 5iSt
"a NJ, Sundays. for Ess.on,
days ~ m foi RED s6t tsn faash ksbaly P sSS
Ocean Grove except sunday Point Pleasant
,he,i: I'd Tons me Bysi Bernss,s s!e ns S1''' "'n
~ g iS 10 So II rs sisO $780,
ron LAKEWOOD q isO sil5l. m. / 100 . 80 4 %.
.. n. Parlor.cars 81 80 and 4 80
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
$50 a m, 1900 $3.50 n m Through Express with
ParloFcafs. az 2 80
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
EeidTs 49, hes sis t'G 49, 80 IL X n sU fS
BAYS fisia e isasin9 !. 70 .5 Isl i m $50 1850
IL M S1Ss so5nseuon icr HEADING HGfriibOre Potts
"a ~ E,:s 81 ri, ;H :: i g.
e FFSasso win call for and check
tsfraeo from hotel or rssdenea
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 1850
On A1 g4R as,,IT } Hunk Line ,oYD
1an, leave Ss|Yofs, Ma Des0f0'e' and c'Ft'nd'
a SSS1 f fsuIs 1Sa o Win Pullman P PAY
cars 9aShsd e9 ana Chicago Limited q Parot
bnlnp, Smoking, aud Sleeping Ves'iou'su 0' wv
wa@spct Lock Haven 90 Fcr fTq lEaysy ins
Erie a. SD No connecting - WIZ
gei Lebanon $50 d:,S end ~ and l9 R fiss
II zoo :. ~. 100. 100, ana 100 p NJ suhaayS'
nhor South . SSy s wssS
nsiSa ESPFsas Of rg%S%S a ra6St sd
Ss$ SS Dining Az, s1 ISo T % s AKA q
IaSSS5. ,a "a Sa % no. SO and 100 D. M and
g. cry 2, iS ss 20 BAY S''s p5a .o
1one BtuaeR nay Head junction ard no R'''oSS'G ~
s 20 and a. 90 '"a Or oaS m and 500
6 d R PS' i sSS 8 4sSSs ss1 va Rs Bss
phs ana So,qIE RaIr cs d 10 Co Week DAYS ss
soats OF BIccEyn Annex sSn9es' sSeeay end direct
trsssi,f ior niootirn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
express trains leave Nee.Yeik, Via DesD'o'seS Ano
d1fuand. sueets Ferries, as follows -. mining Ca,
sa sO 10 W Va 81 f fsSa h md
.o9' 2;9o s;oo 49, az 9o' ;1S neSs xeeommo
ss SS ans $3.50 and i1io H M ANA 100 70
sandays Express ~. 600 % Lnl u and IL rs
night Accommodation. 100 3 g m sunday at s. 81
and III 10 a. n IL 90 /, 2. A. 8, p W., lu ~ ~
& a. NJ, and .. on Sundays connees 81 ii' 80
rehst omoss Nos l. lss $40 and pa BTo oaa ~ 1
aud foot 81 Desbusser til tItnn,
Courtsr aud brooklyn Annex station oosnt Tiehet
Z brooklyn Station. Jereey Clv' hihh'"
Jass css.ls Gs5dc oomn,ay will call and
TR' Essqo.s ben Ii Soiss and woop
CHAT ~ ~ ,sn.s,s, General Passr Agent
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Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
1N-Trains leave ChambeFSst Station week days for
Underwood Teuafy Closter, Spafkil and Nyaek 49,
q, go ,io and ~ go a. IN i5 49, A. a 80 $50.
80 10 sS;4o D. 10 go p m, IL midnight Sundays
ADDITIONAL trains to cresskili and way 9Ao m and
'FoT Manuel, Spring Valley Monsey and Tallmans
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Condensed Statement OF Examination and Audit by Bank
ing Department. made DECEMBER 18Th. 1883.
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antiion saIes Of Real gstete.

~>~---~>~-~~-y~-->>.>>.>~-~~-
DETER F. MEYER, Auctioneer
ABy order OF heirs Lorillard Spencer deceased,
ADRIAN II. MULLER q sun
will sell at auction, on
TUESDAY, FEB. g. 1883, - -
at 10 O'Clock. az the Res Estate EA'n]'s'' No "
the Desirable Investment Property,
nos 525 BROADWAY
1O4 WORTI-ST.,
no A1go AND ts2 WHITES ST.
A00 49, 53i GREENWICH. ST,
5i3 WESTINGHOUSE,
1876 PRINCE ST,
" 10 90 Am &c ELDRIDGEsTa
So HESTERST., Anp
70, hooks maps &C.. apply to A p & w Man,
Attorneys Sc WalLst, or TO the Auctoneers ONCE
Pnest
PARTITION SALE.
r,rr.nr ar RICHARD l.. sTJLwELL, deceased
IoAAAH gro II SCOTT, AUCTIONEER v
SCOTT A. MYERS. will sell at public auction on M S-
DAY FEB. 1889 g r. SslScE So noon sf
,he Real Estate Exchange and Auction Itoonl 90 70
~ Wv - % Idberty.sts. -. u. ,,-,-rxr
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
v 1S Bowery between Division and Canal SIS (the
10 ~ ,pSoeth intercst)-Five story brick building
un iha story brick tenements iron'
and rear -, as,h.st-Fyestory brownstone tenement
2tS shave between 9th and 2Sth sts-Ihfee-story
BRICK on ,S and i5oiSt northwest cornerone extra
SIZE SS aSS and 1oshst southeast corner-scven
vaG Sor 0sTticuars apply TOWNSEND wAMDELL
re RRo ADWAY, CORNER LIBERTY-ST
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NewYork. Tuesday, jan %, 1885,
The following sales were held at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day:
BY Smyth q Ryan
I 9.story building with lot No 30 West Houst0n-st..
so ft of Greenest lot 20x irfeg x25xloo. Cohn.
By Richard v. Harnett Co.
3-story dwelling, with lot 9thave, COLL II OF
l23d-sk lot 17x100. III Delsno, sl4. 600
similar house. with lot adjoining above lot l611x
similar house with lot No 375 West 123d.st. cor
BY ID. p Ingrahan, Co.
I 3story building. with lot East 107thst W cor
lth-ave. lot 17x100.11. W Light $500. .
similar buildings with lots East 107thst IL II
Of 4thave lots 1ox1oo1 each. NewHork Life Insur-
ance Co. 500. 600.
similar house with lot adjoining above. lot 1ex
fc01f, w Light So. GOO
/ similar house with lot adjoining above, lot 16X
1o011, G Lane S9.550.
similar houses with lots. adjoining above, lots TX
1901 each. New-York Life Insurance Co. $4,000
similar houses, with lots, adjoining above. lots lSx
10c.11 each. same buyer, $27.S50
BY A. II. Muller Son:
1 3story dwelling. with lot. NO 223 west l2Ith-st
IS 1856 ft " OF 7th-ave lot 15x99.ll Carrie cans
Sstory apartment house with lot No 1877 Fast
e7th-st, 1894 It of Lexingtonave lot 2lSx9S9.
Mrs r Hertil s21.750.
2i5 Il Of 4th-ave lots 25x99.n each Cornell IT,
$4,000.
5story apartment houses with lots Nos 14s and $50
West i25hst OF 7th-ave. lots e5xl0o each. Max
Well sS6so0.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSANl
DOLLARS

in Government Bonds deposited with the Superintendent
Of the State Banking Department for the protection Of
It's depoators.
STATE OF NEw.YoRK. BAsRINo DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, n. Y. January 2sth. 1883.
This cestihes that the Jarvis Ccnkin Mortgage Trust
Company OF Missouri has complied with the fe9uIements
on the law OF the state York, 10 Wit: IL has duy
reported TO this department has submitted y an examine
ton ~ its afairs and deposited with this Department
ei50 900 United states Government bonds ana tbst
the said Jarvis CODn Mortgage Trust Company Is nulhOr
zed 10 receive deposits ana conduct Trust Company Dusi
49, ~ vs. ~ WILLIS s. PAINE,
Superintendent Banking Department OF the State Of
New-YOrk
s PER CENT INTEREST
allowed on time deposits for which the Company issues
It's Certificates OF Deposit
We also offer at par and accrued interest
six Per Cent. Guaranteed Mortgages.
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REAL ESTATE.
,r,c,vrcs AT THE EXCHANGE.

srss sa,e> by Scott q Myers, under the drecuon u
,sn n. Morris assignee Of James d. Fish, IOInioI.s
,s.s,a.nt of the Marine Bank. attracted gro@'
.sowd 10 the Real Estate Exchange YESTERDAY Aions
nose especially attending this sale were PS'rcA
Morris b. Baer A. K. Ely. exJudgc Maguirc. jill
Morris; Marx = onssr L. Toptu and Mst1sr
On the stand, in addition to the assignee n,e Of the
sEys Mss SI,or. ssnn Se rs f0 property
nos ie0 to 1874 6ixth-ave., conslsuns o ~ each
trick buildings with stores on StS 600 SV held BY s
There is mortgage on escG cent NJ No $50 went for
SOS 500 to c. oNe: No 1s2 for S9i Harry y waters
Adrian; and No is4 for sSSSoV tourlstory brown
s,ons sO dwelling. The bidding ran from sls'SOo sS
$4,000; Henry Langdon wa; o 1ns 6ro~nstons
d Ess p 10y s5Sioo. 1t rents for about 81 100
per anpm, and sold for ss4 100 g and base
s4s East s,soS sssns on lot ssl0s rents
for 81 600 year sold for SSVoS3 70
FRANKIE Associ nr.h ave-. renting for $3.50 per
annnns and covering space Of 4sxloo soa 70 Henry
prash for s3e 500 me ,zed being. In the opinion
81 sSms present higher than could be obtained at
pr;ya'ey Hsrne Co. offered No. 1se Chrys.ic-st
1ss rent $500 per anRgm i sSd 5Sr
twenty afthst,S said Peter F. Meyer when he offered
Nos las and $50. between Sixth and Seventh ayes,
that the cars are running there this morning; you
needn't Walk The property offered consisted of a
Gyestory brownstone apartment house, 50 feet deep,
on lot 50x10O The total rent IS about s., 600 The
Kidding from $4,000 to Ss6,4OO Max Wen was
fhc buyer The same auctoneer offered No. 1917
Fast twenty seventh-st., between Lexington and
Fourth ayes, thrcc-story and basement oncB apart
ment house. on lot olxos;9. The bidding ran from
$4,000 to S21 $50: Mrs. r. Hermit was the buyer
The same auctioneer offered No Ill East One
hundred and. twenty.se twosfory and attic
frame dwelling with lots 75x09. The bidding ran
from s1e 900 to $4,000, at which price John Corn
wall jr was declared the buyer. AT the Exchange
Yesterday corner lot 25xi00. in First ave In neigh
hrbood OF Ope-hundred- nd-sixteenth-st ~ road,
With frame house and store, offered for sale at
81, 900.
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Ciin properip 90 fst.
Brooklyn i)rOpsrip for Sale. i,

LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE alongside the
a grand railroad enterprise at 37th and 3Sth sts
Brookiyn rutland & WHITING, Beekman-st
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Proposals.

COLONY OF NEWFOUNDLAND.
TO RAILWAY CONTRACTORS
The Goycrnmcnt OF Newfoundland invite tenders for the
construction and operation OF line OF RAILWAY IN TIE
Colony d about $50 miles q ength Pull pattlensf: and
lie obtained on application 70 MESSfiS. SEWARD. DA
COSTA & GUTHRIE. Solicitors. 20 Nassau-st, New
York
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Six per cen. Interest the outstanding certificates Of
profits viii be paid IN the htlde7s thereof their LEGAL
representatives and after Tuesday the Fifth Of Bcbf
AIRY next
1he outstanding certificates Of The Issue Of 1894 viii be-
redeemed and paid tho holders thereof iheg LEGAL
representatives and after Tuesday e Fifth N rcbru
arg which date al interest thereon win eeee
The certificates 70 be produced the na Of payment and
cancelled '' "''N
A dividend Of forty per Is declared on the not
earned premiums Of the Company Tor year endlng III
December 1888 for which certificates win be fssed ~,
ind after Tuesiay. the Seventh OF Nav nexi. 49, ""
by order OF the Board, J. II. CHAPMAN seore,.,v
TRUSTEES.
J. ID. JONES, lSAMES q. De FOREST
w. H. III. MOORE, CHARLES d. LFVFRfctf
a. A. RAVEN, N. DENTON SMITH
JANIS Low EDWARD FLOYD ZONES
WILLIAM STURGIS JOHN H. RfEER NNH''
BENJAMIN III. FfELD, ANSOE w HARU
EDMUND w. CORLIE3 ISAAC BELL
ROBERT Is. MINTURN, THOMAS MAITLAND
WILLIAM DEGRO0T IRA BURSLfy
WILLIAM IT, WEBB. JAMES A. HEWLETT
HORACE GRAY, GEORGE II. MACY
WILLIAM u. DODGE LAWRENCE TURNURE,
GEORGE BLISS WALDRON L. Brown
g. A. HAND,N GEORGE l. NICHOLS
JOHN ID. HEWLETT GUSTAV hMSTNCK
CHARLTS J., BuRDErT WILLIAM g. ROUTTON
HENRY r. HAWIEY, RUSSELL IL HOAnfEv
CHARLES II. MARSHALL
JOHN ID. JONES. President
w. II. II. MOORE, Vice. Pfcs't
A. A. RAVEN 81 Vice-Pfo
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financial.
tinaflcl1l.
THE ONLY MORTGAGE TRUST
COMPANY
doing in NewYorE under the Supervision Of the
State Banking Department.
The JaTViS-C0lHil Mortgage Trust Co.,
Capital Paid in i'm Cash. 81, 800, OOOl

239 BROADWAY.
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countrp i)ropsrip for Sale anh Go Get

= GTNCY FOR Observation-Disclosures residences
and building sites for sale; houses let seson or
wear CLARENCE B. TUBBs. Beekman.se. N. "
CUPERIoR INVESTMENTS. Western and southern
securities WALKER BROTHERS. IS broadway MY.
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Cost ano fonuo.

I oST.-Bank.b ook No OF, 49, Bank for Savings OF
return book to bank.
urrrr
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I EAVENWORTH COUNTY, KANSAS,
~ o Per Cent Funding Bonds wanted
j. ALDEN GAYLORD.
La Lnm nnlI.. 4

NIIII8 UNIIIlIIEf I1Il'lI =
Mobile AND ONO RAILROAD COM
WI PANY accordance with the provisions u the Cen
efai Mortgage the Mobile and ohio ailroad Company
dated MAY Is 1883 Of which the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company Trustee. the annual meeting % tho Cen
efal Mortgage DOndhOdcr whose appear upon the
Voting RealserH will be held az - noon, on THURSDAY
February T. pfoN. a. the Office of The Company No.
In the City Of New. York. Tor the purpose u
directing the Trustees Of the Mortgage how 70 vote upon
al OF the Debentufcs which have becn deposited with 10
In exchange f0r secured thereby az the meeting 81
the holders Of the several series of Dcbonturcs y
Immediately succeeding the meeting hereby called
The books FOR Registration % General MORTGAGE bonds
and Tor bs TRANSFER thereof and the Voting Regater7
will close Saturday, January 20 a. y NJ and will
February 81. HENRY TACON.
Mobile January 10. 1889 Secretary.
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gre Cream.

A FACr.-HortOn's Ice Cream is made from pure
cream Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF Ice
Cream Tor Restaurant Churches Festivals &C. VIII keep
hard one hour Country orders promptly FLIED Dcpots
I9Sth.st, New.York; and 463 Fulton.st, Brooklyn
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Mobile AND ONO RAILROAD COM

VI PANYThe annua' meeting Of the registered holders
Of the Of the dcbentues Of the Mobile ana
Ohio RAILROAD Company in pursuance q the provisions
agency Of the Company, No IL Plneet. IN the City o
kew-Yofk at =. M. Thursday. February z The
transfer books will close az Saturday, January
HENRY TACoN
Mobile January 10 1880 Secretary
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ID ARTIES desiring cooperation In Water
Works schemes parties having franchises are IN.
yted % correspond with WATER Tribune ONCE.
DFTTSBURGH JUNCTION 6s. 1922,
Chicago and Great Western S., 1888; Valley r. II
Ohio Gs 1921 Jackson, lansing aud Saginaw IS bought
YELLING & MACON,
Wal.st
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JOHN d. JONES. President
w. II. II. MOORE, Vice. Pfcs't.
A. A. RAVEN. ~ Vice. pfost
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-23
OLD LONG ISLAND SOUND.

Its Commerce Increased 5000 Vessels
Last Year-More Refuge Harbors Are
Needed.
The value of New Haven harbor as q har.
Dor of refuge stands out all the more sppar-
emit In view of q feature in the report of the
chief engineer of the army just made in
which he recommends SIS, 900 for New Haven
harbor and $500, 900 for New Haven break
water. His report for this year shows that
commerce on the Sound ia steadily on the
increase. The increase during the past year
over the one preceding was more than 5000
vessels. Colonel Houston again calls atten-
ton to the urgent need of hsrbor of refuge
between New Haven and New London.
There js not single place in all this stretch
of fifty miles where q vessel could In stress
of weather take refuge. From New Haven to
New York the other extreme Is found, as in
no part of the trip (eighty-odd miles, can
vessels get more than eight miles from har-
Dor where refuge In case of q storm may be
found. In Colonel Houston's Judgment there
IL need of two, and he suggests the most
available places as Duck Island harbor and
Faulkner Islands. In case Congress should
not deem II expedient to make the necessary
appropriations for two, the one midway
Duck Island harbor-is of course the proper
one. He points out fact which appears to
have escaped the notice of the Connecticut
representatives In Congress-that four-ffths
OF all the losses on the Sound OCCUR In this
stretch OF water between New Haven and
New London, where there sno refuge harbox.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-23
THE OONNEOTIcUT MUTUAL.

CommissIoner Fyler's Complete and
Thsrough Investigatl0n-The Find
fng-A Clean Surplus OF over Five
million Dollars-A Magnificent Show
ing.
The report Of Commissioner Tyler upon the
condition of the Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance company will be found in full upon
our fourth page to-day. No better man for
the work than Commissioner Fyler could be
found-fearless, Of unimpeachable integrity
and thoroughly devoted to his duty, to the
State and the public. Mr.. Whiting, an ex-
pert actuary and insurance lawyer, also of
the highest character and a thorough master
of the science and detail of insurance, as
sisted In the work.. That their work has
been thoroughly done is unquestionable.
They revalued all the property Independently
and fearlessly, determined to give the public
the exact facts. With all the changes made,
including the cutting down of the valuation
of the home building In Hartford by more
than $400, 900 below its valuation on the
company's books, the result shows that this
impregnable company has clean surplus of
50, 341 ,267-a magnificent showing.
The absolute strength and soundness of the
company, never questioned by those best in
formed on the matter, are thus emphatically
demonstrated. But, beyond that, the report
OF Mr.. Tyler reviews the methods of the
company and gives to Colonel Green's con-
sentative policy q cordial and sensible en-
dorsement. To read 1t is to accept it. The
company has been more than fair in its set
Elements with the insured, and the course
adopted in not running after new business at
loss to the old is justified by being ex-
planned.
The whole report is most welcome publ
cation. Coming from its source it may be
fully accepted. Everyone who knows Mr..
Fyler will vouch for his intelligence and in
tegrity. The report sets out "the complete
solvency of the institution and the honesty
and ability of it's management" and in that
confirms the trust that many thousand con-
sentative people have for years had in the
Connecticut Mutual and its managers. 1t lie
the largest financial institution in New Eng
land and none has better right to public
confidence.