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Chicago eagle., 1889-10-05
The Chicago Police Force Ut
terly and Completely
DenloraliZed.
Decent Democrats Debarred from Hold
ing Positions and Republican
Chief ON Top,
A Man Discharged for EmbezzIcment
by a Former Administration Made
a City Detective.
Two Hundred and Eigbty-six Dspu les
Now Wearing Stars, While Good
Men Remain Outside

When the Democracy closed mp their
ranks last spring and marched in tri-
umph to the polls, they believed that
they were electing Democratic Mayor.
Thus believing, they rolled up over
10000 majority for D G. Crcgier
One Of the battle cries Of the cam
paign was the demoralized condition of
the police force and its alleged entire
lack of discipline II was not only
said to have been incompotently ofi-
cered, but was said TO be reelling with
numbers Of that ill-omeued and nm
sayory class Of animals known as mcm-
bers Of the United Order of Deputies.
Six months have passed away one
fourth of Mr. Creeior's term has eN.
pired. and what changes have been
made ou the police force
None 20 speak of The same Cmat
II Police, with the same yoteuo Of fla.
vorites aud thc same meJhols ol doing
business. q sull uu deck
Hvis Republican too aad such a
Republican
Chicago eagle., 1889-10-05

place, his candidacy would bring on an
early winter and in the next place the
judges of election would freeze to death
while counting the votes. He should
be kept for some season when there is
an ice famine
CIRCUMSTANCES have a great deal to
do with the ideas of some men. For
instance, there is Frank Hoyne, the
United States Appraiser. He was a
bowling Democrat a year ago, of the
Restocking order. He is not howl
ing very much just now, and is hold
ing on to his little job like grim death
to a niger.
LET us have no more hermaphrodite
politicians in county offices. The elec-
tion of straight Democratic or Re
publican County Board will retire such
curiosities to private life An office
holder should belong to one party or
the other, and it is for the best inter
ests Of the people that they should.
No county Office should be made a
hospital for squealers.
Chicago eagle., 1889-10-05


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Chicago eagle., 1889-10-05


He was willing to 50 to any extreme
for Mayor Roche, but when the latter
suffered defeat he shouted like brave
boy, THE king is dead Long live
the king"
In fact, he is said 10 have told MIR.
Cregier that he had three kings to
serve before, and now that he had only
one, he would do better
Mr., Hubbard was never intended by
nature or training for a Chief of Police.
Howas a good man ON patrol wagon;
an excellent station keeper, and a
highly ornamental as we'll as useful
Captain Of the day-squad or Central
detail.
But as Chief Of Police he has been
a most lamentable failure
just ponder over the long list Of
crimes committed While he has boon
Chief, and whose authors are still ut
large and unpunished 1t is fright
full record. If he was a good Chief Of
Police he would have some detectives
who would detect and would not allow
his force to he loaded down with pohti-
cal parasites and family fayoritcs.
Why, there has recently been APP
pointed as a detective ON the Central
force a man who was never n policeman
in his life; who has been the man Fri
day of a notorious politician and who
left a position under former admins
tration under great cloud
In fact, he was discharged for the
embezzlement of city funds
Think of that, gontlomon Of the City
Council.
And yet people wonder at crime.
Here is II man whose record is that
of Il criminal. and yet he is intrusted
with the important Office of city de-
tective.
In addition to his bad record, aud
the fact that he was never a police
man, the fellow in question is an iIlit-
crate iguoramus. whose highest ambi-
ton in life is Doodle. There arc
couple Of others almost as bad who
should never hayo been made lie
tectiyes."
Is the Democratic party devoid of
material out of which good chiefs Of
police are made?
What is the matter with Austin J.
Doyle?
Oh, he is too Irish for this admins
traton. Besides he might bounce the
286 members OF the United Ordor Of
Deputies still on the force
Where is Captain William Ward
Well, Captain Ward led the police
at the Haymarket and was a good and
gallant policeman. lie was bounced
for being q Democrat, but Chen he was
with Mulligan in the war That set
ties him. No Irish are wanted on the
police force under this administration
They may get places elsewhere, but
the Deputies would be in danger if
Doyle or Ward became Chief of Po-
lice.
What became of Iicut. Dan
Duffy and all Of the other good police
men who were going to get back ON
the force? They are still on the out
side, waiting for Ouahan, Old-man-not-
afraidof his-whiskers, aud others to
find new Chief Of Police
Meanwhile the gambling houses are
running wide open and the police
amusc themselves by closing The sa-
looms ON Sunday.
Chicago eagle., 1889-10-05
LATEST POLITICAL GOSSIP.

election.
ALREADY the Democrats are talking
about Austin ]. Doyle for Sheriff in
1890
SHERIFF MATsoN and City Clerk
Amberg are out for the State Treas
urership.
BROTHER MOODY says that Chicago
needs a Jonah. What's the matter
with Mayor Onahan?
STATE SENATOR R. M. BURKE will
not be a candidate for reelection in
the Eleventh District.
FRANK LAwLER is meeting with
wonderful success in making enemies
in his district.
Mr.. W. S. KAUFMAN is in the field
for the Recordership. SO is DR..
Wainwright.
WHAT an agreeable surprise it would
be if some man conversant with police
business was made Chief of Police
Ex-ALD. WILLIAM EIsFELDT, JR., is
talked of for the succession to the
Council in the Twentieth Ward.
THOMAS GALLAGHER, the halter, is
talked of for one Of the Democratic
Commissionerships from the West
Side
How OFTEN has DR.. Gilmore been
present at the meetings of the County
Board Committees of which he is a
member?
REPRESENTATIVE HENRY CARMoDY is
out for the Senatorship in his district.
1t is believed that Aid. E. P. Burke
will carry off the prize.
HEMPsrEAD WAsHBURNE stock is
booming on the North Side, and his
chances for warming seat in Con-
gress are exceedingly good.
CoNGREssMAN LAWYER is suffering
from hoarseness, contracted in talking
about that SO worth of -four he gave
to the Streator miners.
CRY COLLECTOR HOFFMAN is giving
genuine satisfaction. He is attending
to business and letting other people do
the same.
BY the way, what is the necessity Tor
dividing the City Sealer's salary be
tween two men? Did not the incum-
bent work hard enough for the place ?
AS JuDGE PRENDERGAsT contem-
plates retiring from the bench next
year, James G. McShane is much
talked of by Democrats as his sue
cessor.
REPUBLICANS and Democrats are
equally tired of carpet baggers in Chi
cago Federal Offices Cook County
has enough people to choose from
without going outside
THE Democrats are talking about
running Carter H. Harrison for Con
gress in the Third District next year
1t is said that the eX-Mayor will con
sent to make the race.
A PROMINENT citizen is out in a long
letter to the Stats Zejt1n2g protesting
against the abuse to which City Treas
urer Roesing is being subjected, and
sustaining the latter's position on the
interest question
LAWRENCE NJ. ENNIS has written a
letter to some friends who wanted to
support him for a Judgeship. He says
that he wants the Democrats to re-
nominate Judge Shepard, and he
favors Republican for the other
place.
A STRANGE thing is reported from
the North Side Congressman Adams
has been seen walking along the
streets just like en ordinary mortal.
It is unusual to see him in the city ey-
cept at election times.
4 POOR Irishman who shouted "Cod
save Ireland ia the City Council
Chamber the other night, while an eN-
Lord Mayor Of London was addressing
the body, was fined SO, Mayor Ona-
hans police do occasionally arrest
somebody
soME people are talking about our
chilly friend rS.City Treasurer po.
vine lor the County Hoard lt would
he elael ionomnate Alm ln che Hrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-28
legal Notltes.

IHE SUPREME COURT OF NEW
Il YORK .-IIenFy G. ComegyA pIalntin against Iarea
L.. Lewis. defendant. Summons. ''
Cltf ana County OF New
To the above-named defendant:
1ou ere heiepy summoned TO the complaint in
UP aSio anu " serve copy Of your answer the
Psnuns attorney within twenty days after service of
ts suhen, eAu or the date Of service. and IN case
., SVu, nNgf1 y - appear o. answer Judgment win be
the conplalnt Dated Octobsr ), Is50 ~ 90
LEW. WALLACE Jr., Plaintiffs Attorney
me foregoing summons Is served upon you ~ publl.
cation pursuant 70 order Of Hon. Edward P5tsfson
JusNce or tle supreme Court % NewYOr dated on ia
oh DAY Of octobcL 1880 and Tiled with the complaint az
Tie omoe OF Ne CefE oi Nfwfork County. at the city
Of New.Yoik, ID Tie State Of NeW-Y NV
LEW. WALLACE JT., Plaintiffs Attorney
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Riersack, Christian. to Franz Rust 25o East 1othst
! year $4,000 80 .,-. , 49,, .-
m a st.st G OF Morrs-ave. years 81, 600.
Gartner, Adam, 70 the Bank for Savings 63S East
I1thsf, 3 years, 80 900.
jenkins Thomas J. to Bookman. S Houston-s. lot
:" lSssrotd Margaret, to II Lureroth. s7es sth-st.
year. ei,7e7.
ave and 11sth-st, demand, I'll, 600.
Schember, George 9, TO George HiIen. Joe West 221
" wihtcrhalter Louis, to Anton wenic, 17othst. W
Of AutubOn-ave, $500.
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Business Gbnntes.

PARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIvID.
-NUALS or CORPORATIoNS-For sale, TO close the os-
tate, whole, the Architec tral Iron Foundry, most
successfully run for - years by the Samuel j.
Sies.e Tw,ntythrd and Cherry sts. Philaaeipa Penn
pSPni2 Spd Rendins Kailr0sd within block, aud
Specially this business and OF most
character. Real Estate-Owing 70 location Of great in
unslc value, apart from present occupation Forpmrnt
The finest Of rs kind In this country. Patterns tools and
nachincry all mOlcrn, and requiring further our,y
Possibilities Of production Unlimited business Rtunng ~
In lifetime Of late owner with full force OF employees arge
contracts On hanl ana ia midst Of great activity Po-s
sion immcdiat" Apply N adde's, JOSEPH DC f. JTJy
phia Penn. N'i
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THE BooK OF .oPEN;AIR SPORTS. octaya. 500
- ksg n ce H W, re sandatI authority on
ming bali PLAYING shooting horseback riding &C. &c. ia
full 81 per copy, Published By The Tribune New.Yor
Entersinlas aud universally ecppmsnted by the ptssA
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsTERs.-N. Y. CITY

ib.it .,,...... s15,4oo
Ieepod iandsmSRR to Davis Siberstcin 90 900
Henry Gcdhili to C Rahefford 70 600
Michael Gerhard .r"i, % 1000
'O' FIey to Henry 10000
s7th.st 8. 12e r. W OF 1staye, 50NlOOS; Henry
Francs FTey...-.....-.-.....-.-- 4l,21O
ferdinand Ieeht to Lena NJ Haliweg $500
60th-st n s. Q5 II W OF 2d-ave, 20HloO5i Com
Cameron to Ellen wiaas 6125
broadway. . s 2o.5 u Of 13lst-st, 63.6X94ni
Mary 6 Bredley 10 John TOwnShend.:-..:.. ]
"e9'isf srsdbUry to George Bccter'.. $500
ss srs n smith TO John ] Hopper 2s 900
rolunbiast No 75A2 NJ Schansky 10 II Goldberg 1900
fo4th-st ;, 100.11 II W Of 3d.avc, T5XlOOn
&c Susie NJ Page TO 10 Louis v Booraem ct al
Same property Ellen Blasdell 10 Chas
Fau1mer ct
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financial.

No. a BROADWAY, NEW- hVth'
The ultimate result of the foreclosure suits no" pehu
ina will be the ACKNOWLEDGMENT nnd' disintrgIatoh VI
your property.
We assured by its Receivers by lis snperin'eh"
aud by all persons familiar with its operation anu
cement that this result woud be disastrous 10 u"
your interests.
We submit TO you herewith n plan Of rcorgnnZhtio"
which rctnins the system In its entirety, ana WHICH,
while reducing the fixed charges 30 safe limit "ppo
tiOns the necessary reductions OF interest eqw'"p'
among the various classes Of the bonds and re'""s ~
IL il enIiIlch
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APAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL,l
NElTE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Britannia oct 80. 10 g. Britannia NOv.27. 80 am.
.Adriatc... Nov. g g p. m. .Adratie pee $$p. m.
Germanic Nov. 20, y. M Germanic Dec. Is p.
From White star Dock foot OF West 10th-st
Second cabin these steamers Saloon rates, $50
and upward according steamer and location OF BERTH
favorable terms; Storage $40. Comp1ny's once No
Al Broadway NcwIork. PhiladelRha office, 400 Wal
nutst J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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Che Curt
I linden PARK RACES.

Special trains via Pennsylvania Railroad direct the
Grand Stand leaving Stations foot Corandt and Des
every day 10 100 noon 90 70 80
and 100 D. m. Returning special will leave the course
after the races.
Round trip tickets. including admission the Grand
Stand will be sod gentlemen at 81 so and to ladies 81
Round trip rate without admission. so cents
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DIED STAR LINE.

PED STAR LINE.
~ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
- Sailing fIOm New-YorK and Antwerp weekly.
,S tlGIN Ia n Wedne sday October 30 10 a.
WESTERN Ian ID Wednesday. November g. 4 D. M
Cabin rates First Cabin. $50 and upward. Excursion
800 and upward Second Cabin. $40. Excursion, s72
and $50. Storage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS Genl Agts, o Bowling Green.
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IORDDEUTSCHER Lloyd IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW.YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamer sail from pier foot 9dc IIOboken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Lain We'd Oct. 30. 10 IN. sSae.. Wed, Nov. 13 m
Aler., Wed, Noy g. pm, Ems. sat, Nov. 10 II
Vera Sat. Nov. s. 7.30 am TI2ye Wed, Nov 90 D. M
First cabin s75 and upward berth, according % To-
cation. Second cabin. $50 an adult Storage low
est rates. OELRICHS & CO.. No. Bowling Green
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REAL ESTATE.
nrsrNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.York Saturday, Oct. &c.
No sa,sa offered At public auction the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day.
The total amount realized at thc Exchange aud Auction
Room from auction sales q city real ess iGr the week
LIST OF AUCTIONS
For the present week ending with Saturday November
4 the following public auctions are announced 70 DC
held st the ENchsnec and Auction Room;
TO-DAY MONDAY. OCT. %.
, Rus o6 q brig bounded s 5
a IS,s 26Si . each on e., I ssxsSS
each MasOm6s Dam road aaOinns aSSvG In TssT
ave running through 10 CrestOversve opposite Afeu'f'u'
TUESDAY. OCT. 90
Foreclosure sale Monmouth g. Hart o Sefsress
25xl0o each and 2-story cottage. on IDS" "
24x77 and s.'Gry y, o gisEgS 5 MS 8 5
wiian's tD''S' -'' % 1.'' -. 10, 1osxloo
Fgrscpsu ss sale RSd9h D D iss WIS
aye puee sGet9 s.opS S 70 OF U Non st. 1873 q 9th
SssG,S nSS and Two Two 1 ts.oy build
w sS WI ssist n 400 II Of 9ihaye LOT
:, u, os s, and 4s.ory dwelling, No 1873
ss bua, ISS 10 ESQ., sisve 0oi IT Of 120hst
$3.50 WEDNESDAY. OCT 30
Partition sale 2oxs2 and 4-stOry building No 81
e Of sns p2a % S7oS SSs ard 10 fGg
q i0 9thsve lot 2oxlOo ana similar house No S5 West
''' nS 81 Sic secn referee lot and d
Public auction iots, 20X1O0ll each, and fourstory
buildings Nos g. 70 73 East 123lst. OF dth-
ave lots 19xl0O11 each and similar buildings. Nos Sl2
Foreclosure sale. Walter Storm. referee lots, 10.SN
100 each and 2story dwellings OF 13Sthst GOO II Of
wlsavo lot - 0Xo5 and 4sofy building, OF l3Sth-
81 J4s II Of WillsaVe.
Fofccosure sale Z T oldham. referee, lots. o5x1OO
each Broadway and Kingsbcldge Road W corner Of
IIawthornost lots 25Xl50 each adjoining above lots
25xl5O each adjoining above lots 25Nl0O each on Haw
thorDe-st n e corner Of Cooperst lots 26Xl00 EACH
Of Cooper-st 100 !, n o. lIawthone-st
THURSDAY. OCT. 81
Foreclosure sale. Adolph L. Sanger referee, plot
land 20 Sxl0O5 and 5stoy building Nos 81 and 93 West
Public auction Is lots, 25X about zoo each. on SedG
Wickavc. running through TO Summitaye. OF Jerome
ave- Hghbrdgevile.
Jo0x0o MiltOn.st lot elO on map Of tn" village Of
Public auction lots e5x15O each. and 2stoy house.
s Pelham-ave, 100 n e OF Emmett ST. 49,,
Executors sale. l lot 25Yl901o on West 12Sth-st
running through % 129thst 3Go IT OF IenoSay" public
Iuctou lot 2oX99.1l and 3-soIy house. West l37th
81 430 II OF LenoX lot 22x5l H. adjoining above
Partition sale. Frederick Smyth, referee lot 90 Tx
I11SNlS 2yl12 6. ami 4story butding No Broad ST,
W $ Oh It o. H"averst; lot 25x67N21 4x742. and
similar building. No 50 Newst, OBJ Il ofBcayer.st;
pot land 1O0X99 Q5N694 ana six 3stoIy and four
5stry buildings Nos 7l2 TO 100 7tl-ave gnd Nos 1850
10 800 broadway. 4Sth.st; lots. 25y0911 each.
west 143d-s 375 IT Of Boulevard; 73 Mos 81 land
IN Pasadc, Yonkers and Rver1ac ayes Spuyten Duyvn
Parkway and Fudston Road and Waldo-st, water nts
Hudson River
FRIDAY, NOV. l.
foreclosure SALE lots 25X99.ll1 each. and 6story
buildings, Nos q to ID West l36th-st s. ITO IT OF
foreclosure SALE John T. MCINTYRE referee lot. 1913
MOO. and d.stoTy building, l3oth-st OOO III Q OF
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CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.

SAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS
- SENGEE LINE-Four steamers weekly from New
Pier 85 N r., foot OF Springst
IS. CITY OF AUGUSTA -... Saturdav Oct % 3 d. m
IS. CHAVTAHOOCIEE.... ...... MONDAY oct % 2 n I'M
SIS. NACOOCHEE. Wednesday. Oct & M,
S.. CITY OF BIRMINGHAM Friday, Nov / 3 % M
Connecting with Central Railway Of Georcia and SaYaa.
nah FoTda and western Raw0J FOR all points Georgia,
Florida South Carolina. Alabama and Louisiana. In.
surpassed accommo iaonS First class table dhOte
freight ard passage apply TO
J. d. UASHAGFN, w. II. EHETT. Gen. ACT
East. Agt. ,. u. ana W. KY, Savannah fast I4ne
- POI RIOadwaY, BIZ Broadway.
II j.. WALKER, Agent Ocean Steamship Co.,
New Pier 35. North River.
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AlusitaI 9nsirnmeni MS.

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49,, REMOVAL.
NH. kNABE a. Co
ave fsMofeo y their new wsreroons
ifS FIFTH AyRyiiE
49, number Of slightly used Syan, ,,.A, - $500.
n b. WI make. which we1s spsr.ii ~ IA
&rf rs.s o. the Mstrops.ltss f,ssy. nous sa usss
3peaS, psN opsft tessoa viii 10 so,d 81 si6sIs ~
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Winter Resorts.

W'INyau
on,r.t'c ts'o1, 81 hoUsE, AsHEvILLE. n. q.
throat Pins suffering from diseases NJ lungs
Winter. "rsfclass sanitAflnm Openfor tue
- Address The Manager"
WixSn,e o% ssr bring your fsae HABITS A64yess 81 n
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THURSDAY, OCT. 81.
FRIDAY. NOV. !

foreclosure sale. lots 25X99.l1 each. and 5-story
buildings. Nos to ii West l36th.st s. no IT W Of
9th -. .
Foreclosure sale. John T. Mcintyre referee lot. 10 s
WIllS-aVe
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HAMKURG. AMERIOAN PACKET 90.

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
HI EMPRESS SERVICE between New-York. South
ampton (London) and Hamburg by the new twin screw
steamers Of 10 600 tons and - 500 horse power; -
''' Mail steamer Il AMMONIA $50 a. nj, Oct. p.
Express COLUMBIA; u a; m October 81
REGULAR SERVICE TO plymouth t-Qndonl Cher
bCurg (ParS and Hamburg also direct TO HambuIg.
Kugs 10 a. m. Oct. 80. Rhaeta 80 M, Nov T.
First cabin $50 and upward; steerage at low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken, \. j.
General Office 81 Broad. General Passage once.
r. j. CoRTis MGR. CT Broadway. N. Y.
ANCHOR LINE U. S. MAIL Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LoNDoNDEERY.
From PER Al, North River foot Of Leroy-st
Grcassla,. Nov p M Anehorlss Nov: 1S II m
GLASGOW. L6SSb Is5 Il RiisY9s or 11vERpoo1
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
Fayal and Flores, Gibraltar Naples Venice and Trieste.
5. S. Bolivia. WEDNESDAY November 10
S. .. California, saturday, November 80. -
Cabin TO Azores sos 10 $50 Medn ports go 20 S120.
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for
amount issued at lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, BOWLING GREEN
NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From piers 10 and u. f. r.. q p. H.
c.r.oroC, { Hav., Progress Campeche,
SARATOGA' Froat.ra / Vera Cruz. Wed. Dot. 30
G. OF ATLANTA. Havana and Sagua. Sat, Nov. o
SANTIAGO N9sssu SsassO de G GgS. Oct o.
N1.c,p. Havana, PlogresO, Tuxpan
N1huAnA' & Vera Cruz............ Wed. Nov. O.
For particulars freight Or passage apply %
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The company offers to and trustees OF estates
and to religious and benevolent Institutions eA0cpu"na
eilities for the transaction OF their eusIpesS
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CUNARD LINE
CHARLESTON, SC, the South & Southwest.

THE ely DE SIEAMS HIP JUMHANI I.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
From Pier 90. f. X. foot ROOseYet-sO, az 3 .. N.
IR0QUOlS, Charleston and Jacksonville Oct %
YEMASSEE Charleston and jacksonville. Oct 81.
CHERokEEp 0harleston ana JacksonylIle ri, Nov !.
have nrst-cass accommodations.
Insurance under open policy effected at onefh o.
WIN. =. CLYDE 4 Co, Gen. Agents,
Bowling Green. ". Y.
r. G. eyer G. E. A. G. s. f. g. Z. Line $40 B'w'y.N.Y.
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MANHATTAN TRUST co.
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST rAID on BALANCE

The COMPANY Is authorized TO act as EXECUTION
ADMINISTRATORS GuARDi EEc -, M and p,
REGISTRAR Of STOCKS and BONDS
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Amnsemenis.

EVERY EVENING AT S15.
Augustn Days FarccaI Oom'dy,
| tFroIn the German OF Schonthaa and
| Radeburg). entitled
THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
SUCCESSFUL BEYOND ALL
! DOUBT" -Tlmes.
THOROUGHLY ENTERTAINING.
| MERRILY AN USING."-Sun.
" The Comedy had the IIEARTIFST
! ENDORSEMENT THAT PUBLIC EN-
| THUSIASM can express. Tribune.
"A COMPLETE and UNQUALIFIED
| SUCCESS Press
GREETED WITH LAUGHTER
AND APPLAUSE. VIII take It's
place IN The long list OF accepted DAILY
successes Evening Post
I" HEALTHY AND LEGITIMATE
FUN. GENUINELY AMUSING.
One OF the best things Mr.. Daly's
Company has done" Commercial.
a STORMY SUCCESS" -Zeitung.
THE MOST ENJOYABLE COMEDY
THAT MR.. DAILY HAS PRODUCED
IN A LONG TIME Entirely
agreeable and supremely amusing."-
Mall and Express.
&" Has the elements OF laugh in
every sentence. Star.
Miss ADA REHAN, Mrs GILBERT.
j0HN DREW, WiLTON LACKAYF'
SIDNEY HERBERT 4. CRONIN, &c.
Matlnees, Wednesday and Saturday.
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Business propertn for Sale ano 90 Get

Two conner stores slso avenur the new studio
hgudBg-, Mad ~On-aye 50th ard 57th SITS moderatc
rents. .anitOr premises immediate possession
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EVANSVILLE B OHIO RAILWAY CO.
First Mortgage 6 per cent. Bonds,

KEY CAN be REALIZED BY CHANGING
DpM Fonr Per Cent Government Bonds
e. II into u per cent Debentures Capital SGU0OO
~ . ULarge reserve guarantee fund. Pamphlets
f3 AnERIcAS INVESTMENT Co, $50 Nassau 81. Ny
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THE OHIO SOUTHERN RR GO.
SECOND MORTGAGE INCOME BoNDHOLDERs

hereby notified that the circular setting forth plan for
funding their bonds Into fixed charge per bond is
ready. and be had upon application tho oce Of
the Company, Room 20. 1872 broadway. Naw.York City.
HENRY GRAVES. Treasurer