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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
n ne. earntass, s,,ac, 900, and increase in

in net earntngs, $7,aol 900, and increase in
debt Of 0.0o.00O. The miscellaneous In
come ts reduced By reason Of the strike on
the Hannibal and st. Joe and Council
Bluffs roads. 80 they returned no dividend
to the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
while in 1882 they paid s672ooo The d.
rectore say that the chief among the causes
OF the falling off in net revenue from the
operations Of the road was the strike.
There has been diversion of traf1c to
other roads. and decline OF rates. The
decline Of rates has been due to the dim-
cultv Of self-regulation among the railroads
without the right to POOL. which was taken
away by the interstate commerce law. The
increase in expenses is due to the opera
ton Of new mileage. which was udproduct-
i've, and to the strike.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
SIOUX CITY

csttle.Except . slight decline on best
since last quotations. Ruling quot ations are.
Gamers, slooal.5o; bulls, sl.oogl 7s:
stockers, 81 so $50; corn-fed cows Sl.7592.oO:
leeaers. a aaes5; fat steers, s2.7593.40; veal
Hogs--rhere is quite marked advance on
last weeks prices. Figures are: Light ana
mixed, s4.aeha4 az heavy, s4.42,a@s.5O
butter-Quotntions are UNCHANGED, Best
creamery Is a:oc; best dairy l3@l5c fresh roll
1Eggs-No change fresh candled saloc.
Ponitry-Live turkeys, sa1Oc chickens live
2.2yasoo per doz., live. per ID. 5s5hc
hides-Gfeen &c; cured, 4H45c; flint. 50
&c dry saltod 4n6c green pelts, 6Oc1l rs each.
dry pelts, 1O914c. '0sn
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
CHICAGO

Cattle strong market; COWS and bn,,s
SSi.loes oo; atoekers aad feeders, S..loa3os:
M HOGS cs slight advance; light, s445@4. 10:
shsep-Westerns corn-fed. e4.25a4. IS lo,,h.
~. Produce-Wheat. lower; cash, osx. Anr;,
MAc; May, sSAc. Corn. cash, s4Hc: Anr;i'
Is; May, s5ac Oats, cash. o4Ic Nav. Si.c
rye 1Ssac. Timothy, s135 FLAX sra,
froyisions-Pork, cash. sll37; Nav. sl1 o7n
July el2lsa. Lnsd, cash. Is 50; Nav ~ =
Hass 1at 9an 2lezsc. dairy, isa2ic.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
NEW YORK.

Produee-Wheat, No. Q. rad a,,<.
>, red. sac. Corn. No. 2, &c; NJ ~! nS:
94sMc. oats, mixed western % Sc III, hso
Provisione-Eggs, western. 1An1lu.
Western dairy, IS isc; western cresn. puttas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29

stock--Hoss, sAAos4.s5; cattle. ., So, an
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
MINNEAp0Y.ys
OMAHA.

Produee-Wheet Ne. /, hard. a,,o. ".
northern, sshc; No. 2, northerl, ooc. A'' no. !
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Savings Banks.
TnE srAMEN,s HANk .goR IshyINGs..

THE srAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS.
"a AND 20 MALI-ST.
THE TRUSTEES have ordered that interest
he maid 70 ceposiors entitled thereto under the By
laws and IN accordance With The savings bank laws foi
ON accounts not exceeding One Thousand Dollars nj the
rate OF FOUR PER CENT per annun- -
ON accounts larger than One ThOasand Doars
exceeding Three thousand Dollars at the rate Of THREE
On accounts larger than Three Thousand Dollars and
which opened nrnf % ne Limitation Ct deposits by
able on ana after Monday, 21s Instant
DANIEL BARNES Cashier
Esv.York. Jan. 10 1b62
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i ON and after DECEMBER 10Th 1ssA
AND uS shTAF s EEETEs d tsEs ROUTE
Trains lcays New Ysrs Via DesSisssss sns oarssads
sEsss SfTi isSui e sd ss west with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. 0 90 a. M. os0 Dining. carr and
s sS .aa ss en- sAisss s
wiismspers lock Haven 90 a. H. m eesry "a
a ns' S e. On p REGIONS nl schn's'hs cory =.
e, tEssasH 0G nj sds ne al n
ltio0 a. m, j 90 100, and 100 p N sundsyA
BaSocs the ssch .a s.,,, , 49,
ss SPsay 4ll 10 b 5 SSsys ,ss1ss'sS
I'd IS = & d ..s5 q = s. a
For Assns 5 .s o,ps MAJ. ssss d,y ~
LgE gra Ne hi Rsy H sss
fS pE sd so: SOP As S fylash 100 u'
Rs's a.! sns Bay I,s N ,..,.
Boats s;so q at B SsSsy CITY tsrns speedy ana dss
transfer for Bicokirn travel.
FOX PHILADELPHIA
Express trains ieayo New.Ycrk Via Desbsosses snd
Eortiandt Streets terrles. as followsI
sas ID q fa Sss L MI Ss panf
100, 400 500, $50. 100 t;So s:eo, 600 9 so
S. SS agd sS 90 soa 1, o and T. Sis s
ssaRs.ss Esgl hs 0e saS t1~ 4. sad re is
and fpp 90 q D. n On sundsys connect At trenton foi
TicRet onnccs Nos. L. $50. $40. and Ys< nsoaas.y.
Su'S ana a c sss n sson
81, Brookynl Station. Jerrey CITY; EnsfAss Tskss
o'fs osss ssia' win can s .A
sAssE tSssgssip t isn hotels and '''d'3se woop
General Manager General fass's Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
Railroads.

NJ EW-lORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LRoAp:
GgRA s1s E9 .y SdIsn6ss IEg t,SS Line
Va GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
@ af Eoc f,S and Montreal Hxprs drsNns
room New York 20 Albany aud Albany 70 Montreal.
Va d. 8 "a. n r. also East Albany TO ST. Albans' via
'S' . 80 a M FAMOUS STEAM HEATED vEsTI.
sg5a2 s SbSASS q SN 6aae 81 ta1 s
and Sleeping cars for Albany Utica syria.
sSd osso vs * 6hsa S a. SO M S. louis
40 p H. next day. Connects at Cleveland WITH train
''t * 80 a. m' Chicago Express for Niagara rSs To-
rontO Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis Detroit and
VS. 80 w. Western and SarRsrn express
% SaaSga SSs SsSs esS Hs % rd Examination North
$3.50 p m, Albany IsOy and Utica Special. with draw
"a So n M ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy Con-
meets FOR WILLIAMSBURG, North Adams. and Intermediate
p' &c D. M Fast Chesgo Cincinnati and St Louis Elk.
a ia pds Oa
esos ana and cSeago With Sstbuiei ana
ssSiso D. M. Montreal and caundaigua Express
Adams daily also Ottawa Wa Sc Albaas and Canada AZ
Csnaeasua daily except sunday Sunday Iraia does not
% p NJ special Mall Limited. arrives at Rochester
TAO n Bufaig aS q n. and Cleveland 20 D NM "a
AZ MSFsrs Si no Dsrot ana Chicago VITA esDaS
y Midnight Tor ssrsoss whitehall Rutland Sleep
lngcars 70 Albany Connects OF Albany with train for e
Tickets and n drawHssOo% and sleeping cars on
5 r,is EeY a' ss % %S s asS
ISsss s. s nTooyn ana "a 4ts VIII snsburS
Westcotts express calls for and checks bsggase from
n0' run daily others daily sunday. .sseg at
s9 tRD so " genera pS Sss sa s
n TOUCEY. General SupcrnteateDt
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RECoRDED MORTGAGES.

Ledwlth and wife 60 John Single o2Ooo
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Appeby, Charles e to Mayor &s Of N N, 4 City
soS ia ssss and sss Rs asas Z
Aorfer Ellres be g Scranton Glass ss, Co. Of
TPf Hssd:s, %'ss %s:s9ss's'f ES's
S0 rs e d RaRSss also 81 iyQ 500
Mes v lS StSssry ass s' Ns wID
.s aS NJ %s To- l0 &o: w ss0 T's also
iO bsn Il b. S ssihas srrSs
B' sssah John Il Theodore 'f'Y Ssos 'c
i aauIS ns s q T soans MsSsm and
snSSs a. Il APE ps,s. ysa5ss o g 90 No
l4 pG hdaai lssss ,ns a D'ln4a ''~' AZ
Mu pS Th0T BANK s Mln Of pr sS %Ss
and wife Serial y E S sSs
a0 map No s1o 10 years s., e zoo II r.v,, o,
@ Nit, s sst sssS also Of
shs Sntsl '' % SiS S ass ss ' NJ
q ssa s S":' y Ess '??y ysss:
Ssas.n joseph and wife g rsoms: crI Inn S
Hsynsnd' Arthur, and wife @ Francis cSsdsey
& ssJ ysss ana GSsn
css!cn Of tho City Of SswYork same property, in'tAs
w S . sr ss.S VIE 2 s',sysS Savings
Their n 5 69fh.st W Of 1steve. year, $4,000
er I q Ann HIP Il Psy sas Ts $50 S%R s T
d;rss lyman and az sts o to benjamin Field No 2As
AZ! Is $ss M :SSS S'S'
m@9.'s = soJ Henry dnn' '
NssSSr ley .Ss John kndl sn
Stephen Van Nossrand Bsthsateaye Of 17tth-st,
Msndsissam Harris. to Elizabeth NJ Crosby. No $50
Miller jacob and Philip eoerItn and wives to John A
BsS Same ne S s Of
YORK Nos iSa and fSo Monros'ss Years mortgages
Mossr Matilda Nat to Robert aOscr No $50 Eidrldsest
Same I: the Emigans Industrial Savings Bank. same
iSSss y si'sa N.'i'Ys S years. i'
., 5aRe 1'Ss Il e spten Trip s4th't
=, o'DOlnsil 6atharne, % the Excelsior Savings Bank
brIsn Michael TO the Mott Iron works, No es
POLLEN. John Z and wife to John Muller n $ Of
l4sthcsh Of Railroad-ave. nsslments, mortgages.
Plath, Ernst to Nathan Federsreen No Is chrystie-
woa aISss s q caasi na Ss9H Of Fleet
stern. Joseph 70 the Bowery savings Bank. Of
scSuss Fsdees ana se o ne Trustees Of the
Sailors Snug HarbOr cor of 2d-ave and ssthst 1
"a sgle John t. % psXia r~dwiA, of i17hst of
swenarton Seaman A and wife to Charles W Anderson
OF Greene-st n Of Amity:st year, $1,000.
sse y yss. % pcsid Ied"iA Of ii7A' of
Same to same, Of 117thst, Q Of sd.ayc years, .
strauss Henry to Lehman BernheImcr, Nos f,oi and
1,253 9daye years, $4,000.
Of iotS,sye year 5000 SSSn "'eA Vi 'V'n'"
Young Mems Christian Association Alfred Clark.
zemsn, Frank and wife to Eiksn Blumentha of
T9th-st. Of 1stave instruments. e., 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE FxcHANGH

Y
The business done At inc nesi hsss'o I- %
yesterday showed an sovs a'ms 1ss most mposant
evors w.. ~ patsr>r MAYER beng No 1914 Church
plot sold was Ds rv.'o 81 pp.na.ss lot a5r1Oo me
s., consists Of iyostory and cellar brick build
I"S PRODUCING an existing income of $4,000 year.
with prospective increase. The bidding starred In AZ
sso 600 and ran up to 500 900, at which price E. l. N
Phelps was the buyer Inc ssm1 sr,cs building and
No. 1876 Duane-st., fvestory Df'0n Du''sne "ns
store the property IS sonsss for BY Charles
sl'ow sea' GusE' The same auctioneer
,sspsd a leasehoId interest in No. 70 Msrren-st..
story brick building lot SS1aeS o rhe pyeas
j. held On Lease rom a Of 81 Zoo year taxes, as
rents Il prSss'ss er rsnss Of
and sold for $1,000 TO- Ss e. Me- lis waysrey
.p,sse avs.story and basement brownstone nat lot
1880 &c bidding S.s 'p s'' Buyer The sane sSc
oneer offered No. asa Sos on lot ssaSSsi6o The
Sropcrty produces rental OF q Soo per aanam ne
biSd,ns ran rom $4,000 to S1a,55O, at which price
Jacob Jacob ES Ss corner %ss Of East PARK
The street me cs,l ios hych house with store. The
bidding sS TSs same buyer eos No.
,oo adjoining, similar property, on lot l9x1oo ct
the psns Six eos as to
houses and lots with stores The corner OF one
sss nss ss1 ss prsDt
Scott o,sslosTFs lsss' held
nnass n sro S rent each or vsnty9Rps
years from August 1oo 90 srs resnectiyely for
Sst me Ne &sss ss ssss
subject r to Ersus 1850 They went
Iu~er for So 800 and 81 900 respectively. v. W.
Fogg offered plot OF land IIxV''li ia mesu ave-
hundred % s4 500 to IS 600 j. f. Lassig
The oidaing ran i'oH S'' -
vas The ss sale by Farchd Yoran Of part Of the ays
farm at woodlawn was marked success c %fs vas
spsed SS syeneT %a in First and second
sold me propnd Third and Fourth ayes The prices
.sbtaned ran from 500 to $500 iot Inc anBonesrs
was keen the end Of the sale Ine same ~ same
vss time ns sS bushels. nssg' Tis 'i
way also r building Sox1oo between 1wsn' snd
SsssGSS sxssS Sixth s SS' Rsh'R
>vcs' price not 10 e.eoeu eDO.'
III. following sale. S SssEss s's' Exchange and
auction ''''''' Nv william w. Fogg
lots $ west iisth.ss IFS # of 7thsve' aS
xee'u eaeh' . = ,Se' ,sr.hsn A o.
VIZ Gst ' iJi sss s' ss saf is ss iIs
loo-lixiz'' oAiore Mu,er = Son.
ks,orv building with lease Of lot 70 7s WsrrSn.ss
n :, 100 It W Oh Coiiese Tio"' wv $4,000
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AveA, s. 500 122d-st, 1e.sx1oo; Chss d
Earle (C0m &c) 10 Mafgt Z Finncgan
2d-ave, e s. 7o.5 43d-st, 2oxs1 Mary and John
Nenmo TO Alex Michaelon and wife
Chrystiest, No. is, 25x77.e Nathan Federgreen
and wife to Ernst Plath
1ssd-st :. 100 e 7th,ave, 17;1iSxssll Mar
I'D st, n s. 215 w 9thave 10xi02 ?; Emineham
2 sutton and wife 70 Henry 3 Mscoq M1t..
Blufnenthal and wife TO Frank Zenan and wife
95th-st, 5 173 9th-aye, 1sx1oo:s IL Msrgt
and DR.. A Sboswell 70 Daniel Manson
14th-st e. $50 W 0th-ave. 20xl004 John Mich
olson and vile 20 John Q Facxler -.
Tth-st, No, 1875; Henry nlliinameir and wife
Monroe h st Lot Lots 7os, 767 and 7es. 7s4 LEX
,,n Cornelius waydel and another to jacob
Allen. l 4, No o. % sx5ol Wolf yr.dIaara sad
etb ws 70 fl sof tSth.st' Yoxioo5 fred end
csas Bliss 70 Ma.hsnisid o Wtbet1rn navis
LedMith and wife % John Single
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a positively SAFE INVESTMENT for your funds. pay
ing you per interest with prompt payment OF P
oipal and interest GUARANTEED by Company win
ONE MILLION DOLLARS capital, 80 years sOCOEso'
Full experience, clean record and unquesuoh"vio
RESPONSIBILITY, we invite your consideration OF .ne
SEVEN PER CENT guaranteed first mortgages OF this
Company For Investment not subject 10 the hue'uA
tops Of the stock market which viii pay the investor
rood rate Of income nothing can be safer or Desser.
NOW is a favorable 10 cons der tho matter ana II
ycu hnvo idle funds Tor money drawing only nonihH'
INTEREST," IN sums Of 1900 10 s0 900 and upward we can
give you absolutely guaranteed securities at par ana sc-
erned interest CONSIDER that
$500 at 31-2 per cent interest in years Is ss7 90
e6oO at L" Jour securiucs) 10 o.
The difference IN interest Is WORTH considering our
record shows s1o 600 invested for Savings Banks
Trustees Guardians and private investors without
dollar lost or days delay IN payment OF principal or
interest Send or call for pamphlet, giving complete
history OF fayorite Securities with testimonials ana
references
WI. r. PRATT, Manager
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co.
CAPITAL, 81 100000
40 and ~ WALL STREET,
Manhattan Bank building, NEW lOkh.
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Bnsiness GbanfeS.

DECIILIAR ADVANTAGES and especial
privileges for the manufacturer inventor VINO 10
cates IN thrifty ana growing town within 100 mics u
New-York; rail and canal transportation at low rao'
natural advantages including water power anu raw
for certain lines manufacturing picturesque
region good society excellent schools pure wscr ano
heslthful representative Of tho town may De seen ~
the Astor House. Room 80 every day this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16
Dipi0 en- Notices.

OFFICE PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY
BROOKLYN January IL, 1859.
DIVIDEND NO. 50.
IL Tho Bosfd OF Directors have this day declared
dividend OF THREE 90 PER CENT, payable the 18th
instant NJ their branch ohee, Weston Union building,
100 Broadway New-York. 70 which dale the transfer
SS,0~ PiIILANDER SHAW. Secretary.
OREGON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.-A
" Quarterly Dividend Of Ono and One Half Per
Cent on the Common stock viii be paid
FVbfuafy T. 1850 The Office 81 the company IN Mills
BGtng NewYok CITY, to Stockholders OF record, Jan
Inc Common stock tranrer books win be closed January
H. 1880 nc o'clock y. m. ana remain closed until
February .. 1889 at 10 o'clock a. ~, NJ s,,,r,, No..
NINETY. FIgTH DIVIDEND
OFFICE OF THE NEw-YO1ut EQUITABLE INSUE-
ANcE coMPAAMSE l N2a SO , MALIrs;d 81 ,seo
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
3 L declared semLannuol dividend % FIVE PER
CHAB l.. QUINN Secretary.
= ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
COMPANY, 10 EH0ADhT lAiills BuildnEl,
EEW-YORK, January 10 1890.
rJN HE usual semi-annual dividend (No. ~ OF
Il THREE AND ONEHALF @ Ia PER CENT on
the Frst Preferred stock OF this company has been de
TO stockhoders OF record on the books this oce as o.
january 90 1885 at ~ o'clock
No certificates Of First Preferred Stock WIN be received
for transfer after saturday January 90 1885, unt the
'e n W. LILLTE Treasurer
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Goparinrrcbip Nolltfs.

piIILADELPHIA, pee. ~ 1883
THE FIRM OF GEO. B. NEWTON d. 20.
is Observed from Tho date by mutual consent; lhc
business OF the old firm win be settled By william I'M ana
Frank n Pattefson ., 30s Wanuts., ana NO bfoan-
'-" 1880 S"s' GEO h. NEWTON,
.N WILLIAM HILL
- FRANK 7. PATTERSON
The undersigned having purchased the Interest Of
Geo Newton Ia the business heretofore connuctl uh-
Der the inn name Of Geo r. Newton Ec VIII con'nue
the under The old pgme at 500 Waihuts- ana
NO. Df'Adway' New-ferkw iIiIAM HILL
TRANk T. PATTERSON
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feln r1anteo

-
xxrAETED-MAN. take the agency OF our safes
w size 5sxfsxiS Inches weight 500 pounds retail pr %
s35 other sizes in proportion rare chance and per,
supplied BY other safe companies rs We arc not governed
" 'hs sA' f00 ALPINE SAFE 90. Cincinnati. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-16

ERlE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 40l, 81.
Hin and 957 broadway. 1914 Bowery. ls7 WestsL.
Dattery Place Chambers aud 28d Street ferries New
YoTk, 35i and S33 fatonsG. Bfvoxlyh; 107 BrOadwsy
corner Nswssk and Msdssn 80. MS0essIn a
or Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking and
IransfcF OF baggage Gun be- obtained express tsins
ieave 2aa.st minutes earlier Than TINE shown from
a. 10, q 80 = m. On sundays, paI Express Pullman
BUFFET Drawing. room Coaches &c Bunalo. 49,.
~ F s2 II Corning sad HoSncsyille
sus ssas . F Pa s Az ss'
And 81 Louis ny sx't seIIss fof lss an pullman
sS9 Sssspssss Basansea Sssgo kms Rochester,
BShsio, clhephs. ana chicago an a an 30 ,so "a
RuIhertord- T. ZAP t;So ~" ~ ~
,.t sS's sSs egg ys . iese IS 6 SsHy qe,s.
aI5, SsS 7Sa 1872 Il TO- nlffS 6 &c.. - noon
sS sss S sSs @ T. tt1S $50 ia ~ p s'is
;'sA Bs rrs;rge IL s;s 70 10 a.
,,i.s sS a. r. E!sat 49, $50 80 70 10
suasss LeS; Axe SSpo a 49, 70 n liz & N J.
EsSSsSis IL 10 30 'S'iSo 80 sso s''S ssa
,,sts so an I'd Port yoryiA t<s. 1850 10; "a
sundsX lees F' dso, 80 d 10 80 ~ night Newark
bSsscS a $40 ~ 10 3 m m Nsr.Yo,s a. 40
VI. ~ Sasnntt General Passenger Afent
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Eeaal Motifs.


- NEw.YORK -.
Christian Won HCsse, sole acting eNceutoI oi W.
last viii and testament o. James Maekaye, ueee1se1
ni,intlf agrinst Levi i. Morton George bliss Mehsto
n Hoe Er1est Chaplin and i. ~. Ieger Grenfell.
e - H. Arm Of Norton Rose Company Baron
Rodoiphe liottinEucr. Jean Conrad. Hothsue' Iirni
francois Ifotngncr Jean Conrat Jameson ana Josepn
Urnr Hottinguer. composing the hrm OF hoIunsuei, X
Company; Marie Louise MaeKnye, Theodora t.1lh Mac.
Rave an Infant under the r. fourteen years ,ne
%ortharn Pacific Railroad C0mpaPs The Chleago ~.
wsukee and ST Paul Railroad y my. and inc Union
peche Railway Company defendn'
;rtisi to he had In the city ana County Of NewYork
~ tAs aiove named defsndsnis;
You arc hereby summaned 70 answer tho complaint
In this action and IN serve copy on your answer o
the nlantlns attorney within twenty days after the
service Of hIs summons exclusive OF the day OF sryco
and In case og your failure TO appear or answer uisn'
win be taken against by default for tho feiet ae-
fnanded in the complaint. -.
Dated New.York, Dee ~ iosS, ..,....-
Onice address 1870 Broadway. Now YORK City
IA Marie Iouise MacRaye Theodore Edith Mackaye.
Baron Roaolpha IIotungucr Jean Conrad Hottnsuer,
Henri Francois Hotilngucf Jean Conrad Jameson ana
The foregoing summons Is served by publ
cation pursuant ofdor OF Hon: EDWARD Patterson.
one of the Justices OF the supreme Court OF the state %
New-York dated tho sth day o. January lhs9 erd
asd with the complaint IN TIE Once Of the CLERK q he
City and County OF New infk, III tho county Soui'
House. at said City Of NewYoIS
Dated New York, Jan. g. 1889.
GEO. H. STARR Plhnun's Attorney
150 broadway, Eew-YoTk City.
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RAILROADS..
LINE AND QUICK TIME


Short LINE AND QUICK TIME
Between
Nrw.YonK. ATLANTIC CITY AND LAKEWOOD.
CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEw.JERsEY.
A SOLID THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN. with File
aen Coaches and woodruff Parlor Cars leaves NewYok'
foot IIberty.sL daily, sxccp. sundays, at ESQ p M
Returning leave Atlantic CITY, philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad, 90 a m.
Additional trains leave New-Tork for Lakewood at
a 30. sas a. m. / 100. 80 4 80 p. M
Now.York Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
yNEsT SHORE RAILROAD, N I. Q. q
Co. Ls ssIISss AID 20 a minutes @s' caller
i w p IS 4 E ,SOS SsS - M
MsscS S.s saa E Slos 10 R,ersds sscHs
sS K,5s.; q ss a ls Z ssS e. VIZ
SssEu5s iS 40 AS q bo Us .G n Yssaai Sleeping
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osSer elut ay SUNDAY x Leay ToI IstsSy
sen io,S.sn d apply = L snse. r. nro sG
SSs 4 s Sa Sd Sis SSSs
stons ,ao. ~ %est i2d.sL and foot Of Jay.st, N IT,
calls for ana 'Rs'a iBi i''~
General Passenger Agent vsnderobtase. ~ y.
I .EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of o'''i'''' '''
sta d dSsaaua and ner%sSs:s. poT
reneya, Lyons Elmra, lso'" chrii'. ~. T.
and tho y aud principal local points ~ va "
II M fos Cherry Ford ard intcimeia.e p1ntA rh.,
Al, 20 1anE connection 70 Reading End Hsfrs
$40 p. p for pisston ana H Sasppnn '"'''H''''''
f.iO n N, for Mnuch Chunk and inttfl1aatSS Rolns1
connsctIon 70 Heading and lIsrrlsoufs '' S''
Tp m Tor Geneva. Lyons Eimira. hoep'''''' Dun'i'
and the West Pullman sleeper 20 iyvf :40 n m com
Trains LEAVING q M pa NJ i,s sl coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. ma ,ntetr,edi,,.
eA N for Msuch CHUNK. Ha<ieton "''
6;zs D. M for copay and lnaTmedpse pen aur.ls
D. M, for Geneva. Lyons, Elmlru, lg~'' ~>N~-'~
sad NE yes. Pullman sleeper o e hnyrcossddwsv-
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ 1'rs,ns ieavo Chambcrs-et Station week DAYS for
fnsewood Tenany, Closter sparoill snd NyasE :go
$40 $40 oa go nj II %iaG'f lai0. sSF cl.s
$3.50 M TAo ~ az nai ~ trans !" 'i''~
~ NsS,.ct snring Yaley. Monscy end Tallrans
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CHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .RQUTE-TOR
ssihs lsass Gssnd Ssniss Sssiss syldsss. "a
s 81 q y s.s HisAl Espsss az Ii ia a,.y
Fer Newport d = N 800 p ~ rs&oce xe1tof Oot9
o. sleepns Cars On all Express usAA
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SinaarIaI.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO.,
EoUITABLE BUILDING, NEw-yoRK-
CAPITAL, 50, 100000.

G4bifHntfn nbALblrtfs NEW-fVn
CAPITAL, 100000.
is LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR COURT AND TRUST
FUNDS AND For GENERAL DEPOSITS. UPON
WHICH 1T PAYS
LIBERAL RATES or INTEREST
FROM THE DATE OF DEPOSIT UNTIL THE DATE
OF WITHDRAWAL.
THE COMPANY ALSO BY LAW ACTS AS EXEoU'
TOR. ADMINISTRATION GUARDIAN. RECEIVER
AND TRUSTEE. AS FISCAL AND TRANSFER AGENT
AND AS REGISTRAR OF STOCKS AND BONDS
EXCEPTIONAL RATES AND FACILITIES ARE
OFFERED TO RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT IN
sTITuTIoNs AND TO EXECUTORS OR TRUSTEES
OF ESTATES.
TRUSTEES -
LOUIS FITzGERALD. President
JOHN T. TERRY, ...,..r,.
HENRY b. HYDE. Viee-ffesoenSS
HENRY A. UuRLBUT wHITELAw REID.
HENRY c. NARCIIAND FRED l.. AMES,
RUSSELL sAGT JAMES STOKES. ,v
HRNRY 81. AI,Ex AMBER JAMES W. ALEXANDER
SIDNEY DILLON GEORGE L HIVES
NORvIN GREEN A. J.. DENNIS.
JoIik W HfETER MARCELLUS HARTLEY,
HENRY DAY, u. j. RANDOLPH,
J. HAMPDEN EODD JOHN j.. MeCQpkao-
AUSTIN COnDfN EBERT i. MONR0E,
RIoHARD IRvIN, JE-. EDWARD a. 9u!!NTAkD
THOMAS r. FCRERT. WM. H. sLOOuMio,rn
EDWARD +. WINSIOW, WILLIAM L. SIKOrrnu'
THoM As MAITLAND CHARLES COUDEhi'
BRAYToN IVES,
HENRY c. DEMING. Secretary and Treasurer
CLINTON HUNTER Assistant Secretary
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&otns.

HOTEL ALBERT,
Eleyensh-st, between Broadway and Sth'aye.
LOCATION CENTRAL.
IDEAL FIREPRO0F BUILDING.
a few more elegantly furnished suites Of two 70 81
rooins left ~ ,...h,.
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r oDGINGs.-Ncw-Enelsnd Hotel. 30 Bowey; 200
IL light square rooms 4cc.. boc. weekly. 81 20 ss
MANSION HoUsE-Drpeayn Heshta
Nl Directly opposite Wsl.st, hew- xork.
hfteen from ~ Y City Hall OF waLat and brosot
superior accommodations; reasonable raves heoos
family and transient hotel zoo rooms. - -.
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