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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Crohers, John A. All wife, TO Mclean show, n 8
Coates, Elizabeth TO Francis Gssoust and another
trustees Of Marie Marshall. Sthaye, of s5th-st.
ip 'apsP Mary p and Charles p trustees for Charles
briSs as sss i1 tn b5 81 part JlsS
EniSt I!.sbstn ). 70 shs East River Savings 1nst
'' Sam. julia 81 wife q Harry s s Grant, same
wiia@sSrldss 70 kise:sridss q and S'd IL HIR
Msrimsn James and Vile to Lilly W, Churchill. e. al
executors Of LOWS oc Hamer'ey 64'h-ss Of 9TH
ssmss9 SShs f. years S4c 600
7sis q West EadsS., s years SO 600
Same to William L D Stokes. same property. years.
Same to Robert Maxwell ana John M Dempsey. same
Lyon. Dofe. and wife, to David Porter SHAVE.
q .r r2thst, d months slo 600 ,,..
surasss omcbaay n $ esti.si, Of othsvc. yesr,
Martin eSsy:on. to Joseph kahn and cane rachsen-
se MU 81 Ss,,ss S ysa r y g. you.
ssS 81 sni iSsa sRsrs
Nswiin Aitert D. and wife, g William Bailey. S
NOfthrOp. Thsodore and vile g Sing Sing Savings
B'P Ps. Ss III ~es hS ssaf s Sc IS map 1855
lss q Shshss sisd.t; 2ad wsSS SssSs goo
jane: Fianassn No 90 Mscoougsl s. year $1,000
sss: S VIZ and ysa
smen Asher and eo,schsk ooAn and wives TO
Citizens ssvings Bank, 1o2dst, Of sdave year,
MORTGAGES, soc 900.
Smith, Eiirs 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co, n
Toth-st, OF ethave, years $4,000.
schrisder Louis f. TO Elias O Drake " s Of Glare.
montsye, OF 1921 st, IA years, $1,000.
The New-York Cotton Exchange 10 the Mutual BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co Newark. N. ~, n cor Hsnover
Square and wllliamst, years, $4,000.
Tucker Robert G, to the Mount Morris Cooperative
Building and Loan Association, Deimonico Place. Of
Clih-st, Instruments. 49, $50.
Walker. Mary A, 70 German American Real Estate
Title GUARANTEES Co. Riverview Terrace and land
Of Aqueduct Commission. I year, $4,000.
Wehnenberg, Dietrich and wife, TO Ehler wehrenberg,
cor 110th-st and 4th-sle, year, $1,000.
Wilouehby Mary L. the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank, n Of 5etb.st, Of 1st-sve, year. 81, 300
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Copartnersbip Notites.

our PARTNERSHIP having expired this day
" BY limitation Nj. Stewart Henry Brown, OF Liver
pool retres from nrms in this country and in England
and our establishment IN Liverpool Will be closed
Mr. ERcYton stewart Brown, who signs for there
per procurston" viii wind I'd that business and con
tinue 70 Sign for that purpose The business OF tho
houses London AID the United States VIII be continued
by the remaining partners, rs heretofore.
- BROWN BROTHERS co.
Eew.York. December 81 1888.
Mr. Charles Denston Dskey IT, tson q our M 2, D
'A-' ''ND~' 'N BROWN BROTHERS & co.
New.York January l. 1880.
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T .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of c'raAn's ana
DesbrOsses ats az folloWes .,...,,atI.rs pofnt.
$50 a for Catasauqua ana ls,r ala
q N. for Geneva Lyons Elmfa ITSSa, sas -
and tho West and principal local points y
Elmira ,,...a,,a pointa
ii O. m for Cherry Ford ard interrleaa.s poynts c.,
FOR and interiurd ". Sleu
ear 70 Tunkhannock Connection 70 hea'i"N -' -'-'''
"S:io D m. for Pittston and prneppar "'e'meaia''
points Chair ear % L. aud Is poInta
CONNECTION Ia reading and HARRISBURG O""f 0af :"
p m: for Geneya Lyons Lln 1 a,vo dUs'
and The West Pullman sleeper W 'y 4 40 H. m con
Trains leaving az a. m. p M aI MAN me- coal rerona
meet Tor al points 81 NMn n1eYyo yrfRHINS
a. m for Mauch Chunk Hazleton anu '''''eN,''
m Tor copsy and n.sT,@sdIRsSes hester Buaals
and the West pullman sleeper % hyonnsSw.x
General Eastern once, $50 bf0aa""s"
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CHoRE LINE-ALL RAIL .ROUTE---F0R
,,ns issvc Grand Central station Tor Providence and Bos.
ton - 10 Nd, p r m Limited Es sB az ga M
For Newport At a m and p. N; Palace Parior Cars
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The TRIBUNE.
DAKLY, 3 CENTS A COPY.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE, a CENTS.

With ss outfit Of triple presses, vrfniins $4,000
copies per hour inserting the supplements sheets and
passing them emitting the enves and folding the whols
paper, THE TRIBUNE r. able 20 meet the heavy de-
nands growing cut Of the public approval of is course,
promptly and handsomely.
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OFFICE on rHE MERGENrHALEn rn1nrINf

OFFICE OF THE MERSENTHALER PRINTING
u,SoNlxANg, EEWSiifrYIffh,S December ~ 1855,
holders Of the MERGENTH ALER PRINTING COM.
PANY VIII be held az Rooms 115 and 110 Tribune Build.
Ing In this city AZ ~ o'clock noon on The third satur.
Day q January 1872 being the 10th day the month
transaction such other business as may be brought
before IT, The transfer BOOKS VIII close on January O.,
D. G. MsEwEN. SECRETARY.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
4 On and after pEHyE ;snn iSsh. 1854

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, 49,.
On and s 'bssiA RRE TR4NR kI W. lss@
: AMP gSIgEsRs Vat 5. a5. s0S "a Ss.as
81 st'ss's = =; y ~ sSs:' :I
Ba s'S a ss n sAg:ss g.: s'
"1s'ss' 5sss a,sss iSs al !s sI ss .:
f; iSssa:s oS q IL ss
sis0 and g 60 s0'' 400 s .s' ~ ,...
S' sssS r Ms. e srS e
SS ss yA 10 Dining S,sys ;ssss II
bsss, Sc .a9 ss 80 and az % nan. ana
5 Us Ss.5 sss 1ss'Ysas; q:
fS 'P Sd ne 90 Stop e n. AsS IS sSHPs -.
T'I pA az md Pi S,s isd SSsss S
:. :sS siss . S:s ~ nd ss
TOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.yors via Desorosses snd
S:sS 40 Q fSisass Ii$lIsd, yl:A Dining ca a,
rs i2 gs.49S's3 IsSPlsSs :fs s g 70
s s:i!$s s';s s; ;ss lIfss i.S ~
Trails aSHf leaving Yose daily sunday 81 90
sd fns % - On suna. sSnsses =. Il trenton 20
s&ss ssa TS ss sss ns .t sr.
iBfroSsyn sSca Jerssy oy kn mgr Tssss
on TSe View Sew.ycrF Transfer comp. win cali for ana
check basgaee from hotels and residences ,voo~
ohASo General e alHMG Manager General ..ss p22 ssns
C SJRa a. hAR0AR e. VSE
800 = nj for Eastop: gstSieSen Allentown. Mach
onSn 10 a sSr Remington. Eassen BssAshs. Ae.
s:$s.s .''; Isss,sss s:
s ssSsSI %sSSss @
gSaS SE EssSS peseA'n Allentown"
qsun e1 2asoa Es,Asssn xsa,ewu M..ss
cASn %s' as ls
Chunk Beading. harrisburg ate On ssnssys q ssG
8 a m, sundays. for Easson
Ssess g 81 ss s:Ss sai
eAe.sS TOMS River T srnssF s FOR faAsd'' Man
sls 10 So 5'' ii Y' /; u n'!sss's 100 ga
non E F.ssT,yss 2 s,s H. 100 $3.50 40
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
$50 a. m, oo a'so :" m. Through Exprsss vita
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BRooK ROUTE
H'ifips r. 3d. ass sis e, sssss': II a. s6
DA 4ls.s ss sa.lps "a s4s 80 ,,.o
II M have connection for Read.na Harrisburg fetss
T.. III r saa 9EEssas M e w ss
e Ssssysvc J EsSsy vi, ., n. ana
bsrrass from hotel or residence
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Steamboats,.

4 -BOSTON, via Fall River Line only SO
n for nrs-elass limited tekeis; reduction 20 AL other
points steamers PRoyiDEScE and OLD . COLONY
ceH deys only (Sunday trips will be resumed in AprlD
econeetoh by Annex Heat from brooklyn and Jersey City
nj 4 o. m. An orchestra on each steamer
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UNION TRUsr COMPANY OF NEW.YORK
rs BROADWAY, CORNER RECTOR. ST
NEw.YoRIs, January 4 1882
Al OFFICE Is HEREBY GIVEN flint thn mr.

y UliSL 10 nLhnp ,canI IN that the I'M
ROYAL AND AUGUSTA RAILWAY COMPANY A nay.
(s5 1916 So say five thousand three hundred and
fifteen S5-1OJ dOlars account It's
which amount win be invested In the purchase Of nrst
mortgage bonds s1d railway company tho frat serles
numbered from one TO hye HUNDRED inclusive In accord
ance with the terms Of tho mortgage for which purpose
proposals VIII be received and opened the Office OF the
trustee. at noon on Monday, February g. 1899 when the
Oer will accepted provided 70 does not
accrued together with 10 Der
''' 'i US1oN 'd Trust COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK
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Gurtion Sales.
GOLD MINE FOR SALE.

EXTENSIVE GOLD MINE FOR SALE
To be sod at public auction by the undersigned, at
the Merchants Exchange, IN the City Of Halifax on
Thursday, the FourteeIh day OF March next as twelve
O'clock that extensive valuable and wellequippod
GOLD MIME known the Dunerfn GOLD MINE, stu.
the Atlantic coast about ninety miles east OF said
city Daily mail from Halifax Telegraph ONCE at
Salmon River miles from tho Salmon River
harbor freezes and safe and easy OF The
mine embraces 3i2 areas each 150x250 feet all In
block The entire measures fifteen hundred feet in
width across and eight thousand Ave hundred and nifty
feet along the odek The leases have nearly fourteen
years rum and at any time be renewed for period
OF twenty-one years upon payment OF dollars per
Within this Is belt Of veins dipping on each
side Of an antlcnal They have been found by tests
made on the surface extend upward Of 1000 feet Tho
ore partially removed depth OF 200 feet
distance OF about 100 feet and 10 depth averaging
about 70 over additional 1000 feet in length or
ereabout& The veins OF various width, te largest
averaging about ten feet OF solid quurtz.
This mine was discovered In tho autumn OF 1880 but
was not worked any extent unl the autumn Of 1881
II yielded Up the end OF November So12 ounces
gold from sos tons Of quartz according 70 the sworn
returns made 10 the Mines once. The gold can be
produced at cost which VIII leave very handsome
margin Of profit
The mine is operated by machinery worked by water
ths power being ts.ns%,ed BY line Of wire rope
g Da y about 3 ne fHcF s Of hS
&c SS Es'. ana SGsiss s'
thisy-esht stamps and there IL ample power 70
operate three times that number Sixty stamps be
operated with present machinery W the l2o horse.
twenty-five 10 used There Are about 700 acres OF we'll
tinbefei and we'll watefed land owned with the mHe.
his partly covers the areas and where Is does not e
dlaely adloins them IL ID also provided with steam
plant 10 operate hosug and pumps in case OF scc
dent 70 the transmission power sswni sufficient fcr
mine 10 the crushef for carrying quartz and stables Offices
and boarding houses SUFFICIENT 70 accommodate large
number Of employees. =. ..
The mine owned and has been operated by partner:
IL has be sold 70 enable his estate TO beatetned
good tito viii be given 49,. ..,.
nom day sale The deposit % be forfeited 10 ease The
Further particulars can be had reference 70 N. II
MEAGHER, Q. O., Bedford Row, Halifax, or TO JAMES
DUGGAN 4 SONS Auctioneers, Bedford Row.
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nsoRuE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM.

MUBILE AND UHIU KAILKUAU CUM-
Ul PANYIn accordance With the provisions Of the Gen.
eral Mortgage OF the Mobile and Ohio 1alrohd Company
dated May 10 1888 OF which the Famers Loan and
Trust Company trustee the annual meeting OF the Cen.
era Mortgage Bondholder whose appear upon the
Voting Register" will be held at 10 nooD Thursday
February z prOx the Office Of the Company. No.
II Plne.st the City Of New York for the purpose OF
directing Trustees OF the Mortgage how
all OF the DebeDtures which have been deposited with II
IN exchange for bonds secured thereby OF the meeting Of
regsered holders OF the several series DcbeHturas
be held Immediately succeeding the meeting hereby called
The books for Registration OF General MORTGAGE Bonds
and for the transfer thereof and the Voting Register
win close on Saturday January 90 o. m, aud VIA
February 81. HENRY TACON.
Mobile January Is, 1899. Secretary.
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
w PANY.-The annual meeting Of the registered holders
Of the several series the debenturcs Mabe and
Ohio railroad Company I'm pursuance OF the provisions
o. the deed o. trust Of May 1879. w DO held the
New.fork az 2 .. m. on Thursday. February T. The
transfer books will close at D. M on Saturday January
28, and reopen Thursday. February 81
HENRY TACoN
Mobile January 10, 1889. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE,
Ar THE EXCHANGE.

i.
oc,~ one public sale took place at the Heai Es'aeo
rchanro yesterday. John T. Boyd offered the south
80, corner Of Nnth-ave. and con-
sstIng Of vacant plot 1oox7e. The properly was
sneumbered for $50 1856 snd Sold in all for So
The bidding p 70 Os soo y Thomas Rsns Co.
mo BUYERS Messrs Bethany winsns rcpprs v soJ d
.nqS Wlllism p Earle no i43 west scventiethst
medunsized house, fourstory, prVwn ~ iyr
Sc 900 This completes the sale OF oil Oh Mr. ar'o
Tbe following property offered for sale at the
ESsssns sesT tss Eighty Of the Ninth
ave road at s37 500 each Aii1 near
men, and cellar s u So renting for iss
mortgagod for gel 600, at per CENT a. Zoo anu
property in Thompson-st. 2oNioo' S' si''0O0'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. T. CITY
s IL az. e w Ts: RpS 9aSn Bs sSS
.s Z cso 6 Is's
sethst s. ne. ao y 70 Finest Biederman &c.
ws SSan No 1593 Caroline Robinson to
wa.s insss fsS' iSS same to Eosnso
tS essses fss SsS and n Wife to cSss Ekess
Ms1.a 1s 'SHe CSsI 's sffn wv 90
ss.s rs S. g q ssaSs S'ss ssoo
Ricketts, referee 70 executFiS fS Sm iS0O0
sSthss s,so; gSS w q q ppash 1900
o5th 81 200 II OF 9th.eve, lIxlVOo' saho "a mo
s5ss l ssis r. q ssscutTx Young 1900
and wife and Caroline Lehtenstein to Gray .e .oo
pi1 sUa Ms'' 70 a4s 1i4xas Charles cOhh
Morris Set ecr lio,Sst scx5ox2sx7oxas
s,5s SsS. Ksi s5s . S'
$S a5ss. "a q s sSs ssS john a's
ssd $50 q e alsSsye eSne e. JoSn
aurshe ana q. another n ., Noun, Morris square,
isxioo III Waller Reid g John Ksgs win 20
6hSye asd y bun p to George Lewis T 1e2 500
Lot IL .o ma ip,S wife TO John Elscnbast L775
s9,c a. Ella s Prescott to Alvin PeeE 5000
Lot ~ map maj Shsrl to Ella s Prescott $500
smith and 0S wife to u John ana DAVID DUNN 2o5Oo
sht Il Maiyns A ieyy'................. 1850
hard Mayer and wives to Laemmien Bulen "a
Bro come. Nos si5.ai7j So rs II Of ludlow;
s. 6oxs7.e; Lena and Samuel Rosenfwelg to sso
1s5th,ss n 5" SO II o Of sthsye. aoxeaiixsx
25xlix7llI; Patrick H McManus to Fred ,,no,
cosdoya Plaos' q Sc II sw Van oourtisnd.:
ave, 5o1i0t william s and Charles w -.
Elton-sve. W a So It n Of division line between
Lots 780 and 731, map Melrose South %5x
{; Palmer 900 Go
Bronson and wife 70 Juan NJ Ceballos.. 2
Same property; Charles II Russell, ir, assignee,
Bo V rr% ascs a5i95S cSalicts beach ct al
heirs Lewis Beach and John Clunie to
-. .
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4oteIs.

z 0DGINGS.-Now-England Hotel 80 Bowery; 20l
IL Hight square rooms, &c., 60c. weekly % co. 60.
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financial.
IF YOU DESIRE


a positively SAFE INVESTMENT for your funds pay
ing you Do. cent interest with prompt payment OF prin'
cipal and interest GUARANTEED by Company with
ONE MILLION DOLLARS capital, 80 years SUoCEss-
Full experience clean record and unquestonabe
RESPoNsIBILITY we invite your consideration OF the
SEVEN PER CENT guaranteed first mortgages OF TINS
Company For investment not subject 10 the huctua
tons OF the stock market which Will pay tho investor
good rate OF income nothing can be safer or Detter
NOW is favorable time consider tho matter. ana II
you have idle funds Tor money drawing only nominal
INTEREST,". in OF eoo0 $40 900 and upward we Gun
give you absolutely guaranteed securities at par and &C.
cruod interest CONSIDER that
$500 ut l2 per cent interest in years is ss7 90
$500 ~ four socurtes) 175 90.
The difference in interest WORTH considering. Our
record shows s1ooooooo invested for Savings Banks
Trustees, Guardians and private investors without
dollar lost or days delay In payment OF principal or
interest Send call for pamphlet. giving complete
history Of these fayorte Securities with testimonials aud
references
VIII T. PRATT, Manager
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
10 and 42 WALL STREET,
Manhattan Bank Building NEW YORK.
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Business Chances.

WILL INVEST 81 600 to S15 900 ant
w services or as silent partner, In established
and legitimate paying business Must bear
no adventures need apply Address ~ b. TriDunc once
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. I; G. d
Wi r. r. CO. a % 'a NSu ws' sas a2a
~ sor ss ,oaa sysy N Chicago Detroit London
Ham S@@iu S ~ og ,SaS p o. 90 !. g. Louis rs
SjSScs Ssse s.at Ea EYE
= Is n % 100. 10 ~ lanal II 1bsn ,or H.lea
yb o K .Ss All 80 Ssagsr' and 200
NswsuSF 10 no nj 90 55 ). m isgaat sleeping
:s :fsT S IL Sr0 sal SsSSss
o cas tains Sniy exesp! sunday Leayg Jersey
City r. r. IL Sutton. All 20 M s's9 :" hVDohten,
ss ue or information apply at Cnses nsook
10. q Tuiyos S1 sn ana ysS I sSSS
sta,ons foot Of West f9d.st and foot Of gy,ss ~
Westeotps Express calls for ana E 0LIIHBsfT "''A
hoy General passsSser Agent vsnderbltaye. NJ x
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE. - ..,,r,,s 10 Bos,oa.
az woHceasr 81 So corre;Pondns ressssSa vs 70 tsa
points East steamers Leave besbreSsst ieffYs daily
Srna.vs eSeeped Al 80 Tickets ana ssats room,
See,,1ed a. principal ticket .oHleos ~ -" >-- $3.50
oneprn at ofies on pler and on sleamsrA ,.,,.,.
..a,"ott's Txnrtss ril cali Tor ana SntSk osksaSo
Mes &C., 80 rrssidoneos. c. W. EkADhs Agent
NTEW.HAVEN. steamers. leave peck-slp
" 1Pior Is H. RI at Q p m and Al p m lsunnsys sxi
ersTeys srrye III time for early trains north and
eaft
BLOOMINGTON LINE.
- g. prs RRDUCED--INSIDE ROUTE bOh BOSIVN
"a nnnIisovIDTNCE az IS: WORCESTER, 81 %;
20 ssensers have choice OF three express trans re-
eiipng ees1 s , and Massachusetts, leaye New
York from new Pier 80 MI. one boek aOVFo Sa"'Ns
daily except Sunday, az 80 D. N
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Gtrursiuns.
a Pleasant Winter Trip

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED d. LiSE
Sailing every twelve days for vencyacis s. A. and the
Islad Of curaeoa W. l.. afford anoauale5 oppoftunry
those wishing make voyage 70 tnr trcss
-, These s!eamshlps we're bull. " VIA vssmp sons q
Philadelphia. specially for the srnde and efe PROVIDED
With every modern appliance for Tho safety convenience
Tho round tr,p "a mae In four weeks OF which Is days
are spent at sea and az yse1s 2er,s ana fsa 81 e
900 feet above and Is connected VIA me c1nss
By rail- IL has 1rst-c.sss hoels peasant walks aud
drives and climate unexceicd anywhere.
For descriptive pamphlet, &c. apply 70
BOULTON.. BLISS 4 DALLETTs
General Msaagors II wal-st. Newxss1k
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Railroads.
CHoRT LINE AND QUICK TINE

CHoRT LINE AND QUICK TIME
Between
NEw.yoRK. ATLANTIC CITY AND LAKEWOOD
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW'JERsEf'
A SOLID THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN with Ele'
gan. Coaches and Woodruff ParOr Cars leaves NewYork
,oo, rlbe,,v.st. daily, excep. Sundays. at 80 p. M
Returning leave Atlantic City. philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad. 9io a. m.
Additional trains leave New.yOrk for Lakewood ut
4:so, s15 a. m. ;oo. 80. q 80 p. M
New.york Transfer Company will call for and check
1900 ,.o ho,a, mr. resldenco 10 destination.
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RAILROADS..
N EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOUB-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after November % trains leave

GRAND GENITAL STATION,
Largest and Finest PassengeR Station In America
room cars NewYork 10 Albany and Albany 70 Montreal
VA ID; H. X H. I also East Albany to 81 Albans via
. so a. M. FAMOUS STEAM HEATED yEsTr.
BULED CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS LIMITED,
composed exclusively Of buffet snohlng car, dining
eu.o, Rochester, Bansio Erie Cleveland indanapo
and Toledo. arriving at Chicago at 80 s. Louis
for Columbus aud gineinnal.
10 ;S9 =; ma Chicago Express for Niagara Fails 10;
Chicago drawing room ears to csnsnaagus ana RoeSescf
til 30 m, Western New York and Northern Express,
Tor Saratoga. Lake George Rutland Bennington. North
Ins.rcSm cars to Troy and idea "''''' Wv"
meets i0S willlsmstOyn North Adams and intermediates
6 Niagara f SC ANA a. Bs 70
ronto and Cleveland, Cincinnati St. Louis
Detroit and Chicago, with yestibuled and steam ated
% aonfea ' Via ROusss Point ana va S.
sn,c RAILWAY daily except satardy snd g ssrassss ana
Canandalsga daily except Sunday Sunday train does not
g p M. spesiaI Man limited arrives. at Rochester
7Ao M Buffalo . ;s5 4: m and cleyssnd :sS .; p.
NS F ' OSOS Sss EHss SE fSSH acnes Buff
danapolls So Louis Detroit and Chicago, with seepinT.
SATURDAY, sso 70 csnSndsea on sundays o aa' eAce0'
19 midnight for Saratoga Whitehall and Rutland Sleep
ngears 70 Albany Connects at Albany with train for the
Tickets and sp.e. drawing room ana sleeping
i5sast station New. Gas wsssnetSn and sso
FULTON sta, brooklyn. and 20 4thst, Williamsburg.
run daily others daily except sunday .step at
y J. RicIIKRDs asst Genera Passenger 1 Agent gent
]. N. ToUoEy. General superintendent
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The bonds will 10 paid upon presentation az the once
81 the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, NewYork city
Tho interest the above thirty 800 bonds viii cease
,n and after Feb I. 1850
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company. Trustee.
BY T. G. RoLsToN. President
New.Yorf Jan . 1889
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UNION TRUST COMPANY OF MEN. YORK,
rs BROADWAY, CORNER RECToRsr,
NETWORK, January 1ith. 1850.
TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of a
deed Of trust executed by the western Union Tele
graph Company under date Of Feb J. 1876 10 the Union
trust Company Of NewYork. Trustee. the following
numbered sterling bonds have this day been drawn FOR
'''''"''''' '-' OF goo STERLING,
Nos. IlS les, Sl9 go,
3l2, sos, Ol5.
OK slooo STERLING;
And on behalf OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany notice Is hereby given that the will be
deemed az the counting houoe OF Messrs Morton. Rose
& Co., London, the first DAY OF March. 1859, and
that the Interest sad bonds Will cease that day
UNION TRUST co. OF NEw.YOIlK, Trustee
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-18
HE IS SURE OF THE PLACE.
The Future Commissioner Of the Land
Office Getting Acquainted.

A tall, elderly man clad in black has become
familiar figure about the Interior department
during the past week. He spends a good deal
of time in the Office of Land Commissioner
Stockslager. He is pleasant. chatty old man
and talks freely with every one he meets. In this
way everybody has learned that he is going to
be appointed commissioner of the general land
Office. The entire congressional delegation of
his state, of which, by the way, he was some
years ago governor, he says, are behind him
and ii Is only question of few days before
his name will be sent to the Senate In the
meanwhile he is getting acquainted as rapidly
as possible with the work of the land Office
and the duties Of the various chiefs of division.
He stops the latter when he meets them in
the corridors and asks them about their work.
He questions clerks and messengers and when
his appointment comes he will probably be
quite familiar with the business OF the office.
The other day his wife came down to the de-
partment and carefully inspected the ventila-
ton OF the room occupied by the commissioner.
The old man is now known to all the employees
OF the Office and when. the other day. he fell
asleep in the room of the assistant land COM
missioner. while looking over some of the
official orders. the clerks as they passed gazed
curiously in through the1bpen door at the
features of their future chief