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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
A Membership of 81.

Installing Officer Myra G. Smails assisted by
Miss Tudie Starcher, of ]. NJ. Lysle Circle No.
6, installed the officers of Lieutenant E. r:
Geary Circle No. 7, on Tuesday evening last.
The services we're very impressive and solemn.
A great many visitors were present, among
whom were Colonel Moody Circle and General
Thomas Circle No. "a. No. presented their
retiring officer. Emma Bargesser, with beauti-
full plush rocker, that she might take her ease
after two years of hard labor as President.
Circle No. 7 comes to the front at the beginning
of 1889 with a membership of 67, and promises
to be n lively circle in the work of the G. A. r.
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to their friends at their new home on Park
r.

to their friends at their new home on Park
avenue, East End.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. w. L. Mayer, OF
this city, and Miss Annie NJ Beckman, Of Rich
mond, Va, were united in marriage at st.
Mary's Church. Richmond, Va, the Rev Willi-
bald Bauer 20. S. b. officiating Mr.. Mayer is
well known and very popular among the mus
ical profession here, of which he is prominent
member. Miss Beckman rs the daughter OF
Mrs Catharine Beckman, of Richmond, and is
of very prominent and highly connected fam
lily. The happy couple, after receiving the con-
gratulations of their many friends, departed on
the evening train for the North. Mr.. and Mrs.
MAYER will after the bridal tour, take up their
residence on Mt Oliver, near Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
Two DAYS More.

Being unable to properly serve our num-
erous customers and patrons Yesterday dur
ing our great SIS sale, we shall for the bene-
fit of those who failed to receive proper at
tention continue this great bargain sale for
two days more. This sacrifice sale begins
tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, and closes
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
You can have your choice of the finest
satin-lined overcoats or suits for SIS in our
mems fine clothing department. 1t makes
no difference what the former selling price
was, $40, $50 or S25, you can take your pick
and choice for
FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Every gentleman in this city should take
advantage of this sale. P. C. c. c.,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
Opp. new Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

TIE rate of interest on loans in the Second
Modern B. and L. Association is only 2-10
per cent. The periodical payments which a
borrower must make after obtaining loan
are so small that any prudent man, in a
short time, can own his own home and then
be relieved of the burden of rent. Should a
borrower wish to do so, he is at liberty to
increase the amount of his periodical pay
ments on his loan, and by so doing hasten
the e1tinguishment of his debt. Office 1873
Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13
The Dress Of the seryiaus.

New York Tribune.I
In the Servian Constitutional Convention
there are 1863 peasants, who appear in the
dress of country people, most of them wear
ing sandals on their feet, and all of them,
without exception, having a long knife
either dangling at their side or stuck in
their girdle. The wearing of this weapon
is the historic distinction of free man in
Servia, and the fashion is followed by some
16O other Deputies belonging to the class OF
merchants and artisans. This "Great
Skuptschina, as it is called, is to revise
the Servian Constitution.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

The rate of interest on loans in the
Second Modern B. and l.. Association is
only 3 2-10 per cent. The periodical pay
ments which borrower must make after
obtaining a loan are so small that any
prudent man, in a short time, can own his
own home and then be relieved of the
burden of rent. Should borrower wish to
do so, he is at liberty to increase the amount
of his periodical payments on his loan, and
by so doing hasten the extinguishment of
his debt. Office 138 Fifth avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

ONE of the special features of the Second
Modern B. & L. Association is persons can
join the association at any time without the
payment of back dues, and members can
withdraw at any time and receive their full
amount of dues paid in, with all the divi-
dends declared up to that date. Office 1888
Fifth avenue.
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Summer Cable Cars.

Both the cable railroads expect to remodel
their old open cars for use during the COM
ing summer. The Fifth avenue line had
thought of ordering summer cars with grips
attached, but now that the old rolling stock
can be made use of as trail cars this idea
uos abandonad
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AT ONE-FOURTH THEIR VALUE.

The Odd Lace Curtains Remaining in
Groetzinger's Stock.
During the coming week we will place on
sale all our odd lace curtains (from one-half
pair to three pairs of a pattern) at prices
ranging from 80 cents to $40 per pair.
These figures are about % cents on the
dollar of what they sold for.
The goods are clean and nice, but the
quantity OF each kind is limited.
EDWARD GRoETzINGER,
627 and 629 Penn avenue.
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Good Reasoning.

The rain pours, and after seeing half
dozen street cars go by with no chance of
getting even a foothold, Brown calls out
in despair to the driver of the next: "What
are the streets cars for, if they are always
full?"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

Take the B. q o. Excursion to Washington,
d. c.,
Next Thursday, 18th, and see Congress in
session.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

JUST opened 250 pieces sateens, latest
spring designs, at 10c and 121lc per yard.
MwFSu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

SPECIAL sale this week of slightly soiled
ends of embroidered, striped and figured
hannels. HUGUs & HACKE.
MWFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

AN elegant line of black and white
striped silk entirely new designs for skirts,
trimmings, etc. HUGUs & HACKE.
MWFSu
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Secure Your Parlor and Sleeping Car
In fiaus

For the B. & o. excursion to Washington,
D. c.. next Thursday, January IL, So round
trip. Trains leave at Z and 11:3O A. M. and
1920 p Nj.
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Stage whispers.

keeps on at the present rate Manager O'Brien
will soon have to build a new and larger house.
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Facts Are Stubborn Things,

Cartoon.l
Doctor-I see little Will has fully re-
covered.
Mother-Oh, yes. doctor, little Bill was
cured by your big Bill.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-13

Remember the B. & O. Excursion to the
Capital.
Next Thursday, January II only 50 round
trip, including trip to Baltimore. Secure
your parlor and sleeping car accommoda-
tions at once.
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THE

BIJoU THEATER. Kate Castleton.
HARRIS THEATER. ..........' 'One of the Finest -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Prof. Hermann.
HARRY WILLIAMS ..... Rice's Syndicate of Stars.
CASINO MUSEUM. Novelties, etc.
The above are the theatrical attractions for
this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rum, Christian. ir, and wife 10 William f. Rogers
Boulevard. Of S2d-st. years. $4,000:
same 70 Mary NJ Baldwin, Boulevard. OF s2d-st'
years s21. coo. 5000.
same to Florence Deacon Boulevard Of s2d-st
years SCI. 600 ,,-
same Excelsior Savings Bank, s2d-st, Of BOue
Vari years S3i 600.
2d.aVc. n Of Ssth-st, years. S14.JOO. 1900
Same same, property, years S5ou" - ,
Clarke, Edward, TO Michael Tobin, n l5'h-st. w Of
10tlaVe. years, 81 200 - Co.
CleverdOn John f. to Serial Building, Loan ana say,
inCs Institution. n Berry-str Of land OF James "
POwcrs 10 years $1,000. , p,
Chemical Insutution COMPANY, Limited 70 Ambrose n
Ely : = 3fth-st c OF 2t-aVe. 3 years. SlOoOu.
CollerIan, John. and Wife ct al to Masses WOLF 5
5lth-st G Of 9th-aVe, 4 months, 80 800. 49,
Dalfon. Hugh and wife To the German Society OF City
Of New-York. 12Ists Of 1st-avc, years, - 300
Edwards Richard. and wife t. John G. Parr, No Col
3d-avc. years, $4,000. -
Foster John s. TO Rachael and Augusta Hyatt and
another n 5 l29th-St Of 11th-aVe year $4,000.
Freeman. Peter 70 Anne Johnson 42d-st, OF ID
ave, years, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
Antiicn Sales Of Real gstGte.
ID UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
4 THE

p UBLIc SALE OF yAtyABLE REAL ESTATE.
DREWRY FARM.
Adjoining the Crembrier White sulphur Springs. West
Virginia.
FOR SALE.
Al Public Auction, in front o. the Coweli House. at the
White sulphur SplrQs, on the
9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1ss9,
Between the hours OF - O'clock and 30 O'Clock
p ~ Of that day, shall proceed TO 81. the above farm
the Chesapeake 2nd Ohio Railroad and situated drecig
the james Iiycr and Kama IA Turnpike, containing
Isl 10 ACRES,
~ which p f. woodland l27 OF fine farming
land and p 40 acres Of the finest MEADOW bottom and
By some Of nc finest springs N te STATE am9ng which
has splendid site for driving track ana The only
available site IN tho region. Has handsome
BRICK DWELLING.
containing rooms with All necessary outbuldings ami
L. q most deli yEtul sumner residence
This property VIII be sold whole into lots 20
suit purchasers circumstances on day Of sale may
indicate - -. ..
TERMS OF SALE.
One-ihifd OF the purchase money cash balance
credit one, tiTec purchaser executing
three To- deferred payments: bearing per cent
Interest from day OF sale and able IN one two and
three after date and title O. the property retained
snl The puchas. money is fully paid Possession given
october l5h and the rents for the year soJ 10 De
splortOned from the day or sale ,,,,,,..-
w. SAM'L GOODWIN,
July %. 1889 Admr Sanl Drewfy, Decd
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Ocean Steamers

WHITE STAR LINE. -
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ceee., Aas a TegiSSc sgt tct n n a.
Germanle..Aue. % N sn9le .s zen, % p m
sept. 4, - ..btt II "A. hh
Trora White sar Docs foot OF weft losh,st .5o
and uowerd second cabin, s35 and upward according
10 stcer and location q berth hAeurslon tickets on
favorable terms; Storage s-U Oohpahys omeo' AZ"
Il D'oad"ay Hs"'A !. BRUCE IsMAY Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
n1-srxrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

All tho auction sales advertised al the Real Estate
Exchange Yesterday were adjourned Douglas ROD
inson, IT,. has sold for John Curre Niimerulhs me
fourstory dwelling No 47 East Thirty M s,. 40,
of Information has begun and VIII be compicVou oS
saturday. A., r,ohorco IN have two
mi In, tn west seventy eighth ST. eNcavatci ior
gar with nan mortgage value 10000 higns,oop
house in oSrsd for $4,000 including carpets and
mirrors also four-story hish-stooP dWehg o wl,n
stores .wcniy-onc years leassholu WIFI i'"0""i'
ground rent. $500; price, $4,000.
6ew.York Tuesday, August 1s. 1882
No sales oiercd at puohe Suc""H ''N'' ~ Wv
'N''''s' Nv william Kennedy & Brother.
s,lo Of the buildings with lots on ANc""' a. Va
sLd was al OuInci o. August -
"S~' By samuel Kreser.
sale Of the buildings with lots Nos 2 Mn % o 81 N Eas
rs to 122 Lass ll1tnst OI 4"'e' was ADJOURNED
iGa die
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEhS-N; y CITY
90 :. : l55 " 4,h-aye, OoAlo22i John IL .o,o .ooo
btheNc e' VIC /, Gratc Cook. -. 10000
r1t-.t. $. lot No \yi,s sO 10 MaftGa Land 1900
BeEy.st n $ 81 j i n, John +. Ceycrion 1900
lOtast > IL i's II N 10 Martha 4 Land 900
i e 4 bsre yoa PS tor ISsy soao,s $4,000
M d. No 8 zoo " 1oih-asc, alTS2 Michae .oo
ISs ;,. TO EG"srii Us s GRAY ST. a5xioO William
St,so h Isabella Pcicls ..--. o'VVO
Bayefl,si no i SUM-. 10 500
1l2;a,st n $ s sSS VIE TO Joan Ecily - $4,000
Mo5nsaye Peter LEWIS -. 1900
Pcgl-li, &C cor al 10 Eo6cr Cornell ct ai lilo
~ 80 1O7 10 w William-st 40Ni169; Orient
Ngt , p l@iSi'lyo ~ ~ $4,000
cog ,ysa5 muller and fe to Ghas II Lock % 800
1e9a, c,o l. , and others to John roster 10000
s.n,..t ; pa 70 OF dth-aVe, 1XlOO.5; Edward
-Iiotk and wife TO Jane Il shaw .......-..-...
253G 70 g of Qth-aVc 215N9S9 John
cE eivin b. Eleanor McKclvey -.--...----...-...
2 Esbc1 isaac sl ..''. anu 81 COO
1 ,ye ssnIa9 t. Daniel r Donovan 49, 300
,.nvrnf-ave =, 1lS11 n n o. 13lst-st. ok
bs,3 HGseman ny ma" sin anu Ne $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
BY THE SEA,
Adjoining Hollywood, Long Branch, N. j.

One Of the most complete and hOmee cottages at the
shore situated Cedarave, between the Railroad and
Ocean. less than minutes walk from Hollywood Station,
for sale. Three stories Queen Anne style, containing
atoOt 10 rooms. with all modern improvements such as
hot and cold bathroom closets with public
connection gas every burner lighted by electricity
&c FIVE open nrepaces full and completely furnished
complete stable, corresponding with house lot highly
improved 100 feet front about $50 feet deep; the whole
being model summer and winter home, built and com
llctcd for owners Use two seasons since.
A. D. HOPE
III Lberty-st., n. Y.
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Gonntrn llroperln iilante0.

Nv ANTED-Whln II miles; Long or Staten Island ;
W small house more LOIS near water. Addfess
HOME, p. o. Box 1O44, New-YOrk.
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Giip 1)ropcrip for Sale

Tor SALE WEST eIDE.-It is difficult to find good
Ssory house sale in hrst-c.-s LOCATION haEs
two left West S7th-st, NJ llS ana IL, i11
R27 coo also on SGfbs Wet h. let Nos 142 40. l72
aad others; open SUNDAYS POWER, ,1O7 9th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
IAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san Francisco as follows;
ARABIC THURSDAY August p
OCEANIC, via .Tuesday. September TO-
Saturday. September %
Thursday October H.
SupeTbly Appontcl-Superor Accommodates.
Reservations made By telegraph 10. and
cabin plans seen az 2s7 and $3.50 Broadway NewYork or
Room "a. Ralioad Building, san Francisco.
LELAND STAN FOHD Presidents
Z. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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Connlrn Donr0.

4 FEW BoARDEIS desired al Mason liil ELi i"
- minutes from Wliliamstowu; SHADE. p no. fooi 1e
terms low. g. n, Box 10. lam-toM4 Mas,.
vrOODNA MANSION. Wm. or, Prop, 0u,s Mill.,
vi n Y.-On saturday. AUg. j., thcrs VIII bc a O."
vacant rooms terms reasonable for balance Of season
accommodations Ggs.-cla-s; send for circular
QUIET HOME among the mountains good rooms, ex-
" ceent table butter and milk from the famous
Jerseys of Mcrdae Farm; reasonable rate. best reer'
Send for circular l. a. PARKER. Meredith. Del
aware Co. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

Drp pooos

CARPETINGS, Rugs, Nlattings, Oilcloth6s
~ attractive prices apartment hou.e work slty,ip,
fancy furniture folding beds ANDREW LESIERi
SONS. 741 Broadway.
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GicGmboGtS.


ALBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
II steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave ot
PIER A. 4. r., foot % Cana a. p m daily SUNDAY
express for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE. SAKASAO
LAKE. PAUL SMITHS. and al points ia the ADILON
DACKS. Leave brooklyn, fu ton-st, VIA Annex, AZ D
p. N. Electric lights IN all rooms
A -CATcKILL MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT
a. and KINGSTON. landing Crlnst,n's West
IomQ, Cornwall Newhurg. Marih3r3 MI on; Pouch
stony Glove, Catskn Mountain ana Kalersl Railroads
The steamer CITY or KINGSTON viii leave Per A6
loot of WIST IOTHST. every uesl3Y THURSDAY at
I T. H. Saturllys at / p. H. landing onB &c NeWbuig
uud Pouehhccpse, connecting with evening train through
!. AInlLIaL..
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european Advertisements
AIuslraI Instruments.

REMOVAL
WI. kAhBE a. &C.
have removed o ther new Warerooms.
I1S FIFTH ~ ENLE,
90.h-st.
A number u slightly usci grand, upright and square
pianos make which were specially selected ana u-l
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opcl House Company
during the past opera se-on viii De sold at liberal Ic'
ductiOn from regular pHces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
Ciin 11rourrtp 60 Let.

Ciip proprrtp 60 LET.
A LARGE STORE and basement 70 Jet, on leaaodlnSS
"A downtown street; light; 200 feet HonL' oo0v v
moderate kULAND WHiTfNG. Beekman.st.
ID ulLDINGs, stores lofts and Offices 70 icy IN J9ha
ID fulton, Beekman, Chambers, Nassau, NAIain Sii"'
Pearl ana Water vicinity.
rutland 4 WHITING. Beekman-sI
n FFlCES AND LOFTS TO LET
" IN DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS.
Apply
brown x GOLDING,
100 Broadway NJ Y.
m ...... "a. -. 1e naoal
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N @ Y Z ! s

OFFS. Rider Haggard. or on the sTOOTHOFF- PAUL
son FARM, which adioins aristOcratc Morris Park,
right in the line of Brooklyn's magnificent improve
These properties of course be seen 10 be
appreciated. For maps, free passes and full nformn-
lion apply 10 JRRE. JOHNSON, Jr., 90 Lberty-si.,
y. y r3 EI,Itn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14
FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
n. NnMnORT EALL RLNLLa pROVIDENCE. and

I -FNII ny II ~ Il'--L ~ DU0IUN
n. NEWPORT FALL IININ PROVIDENCE and
DOUBLE SUMNER sERVICF
Four steamers Ia 0ugliasi on u RIrAN
prrt;rIN FRONIDl.NC E. and OLD COLONY
sH.rIliI' orchestra attached 10 each vessel.
Leave Ntw.IOiA from ller -, ~ Il. (oId MOI. foot
& Murray -sl., Is i0I)Ns' ,.,. 49,. 49,
jO Il u.-Fol Fal River direct. connecting with
FNp.c-. tratU due Boston g 80 a. ~. $50
6:i5 D. in-For Newpor, and Fal River. due Newport
about j as; Fan River A. H.. connecting with express
cain due Boston % .01 I. M.
SUNDAYS. leave Now York at Q 80 p. N. FOR AL
points i;.,urnlae leave 49, 20 p ~.
Connection by Annex Dqa' daily from brooklyn m.
Jersey ClD. 4 \. Do. Tickets ana state ooins nay ~
Sita1ci In \. ( &c 10 0.qpiaole AIctcl. POI, 355
IN GA gj1 ana 3-3 Broadway; ITO Vth-aye.; POI
West l2jh-- and l3f East l,5fh lj3 Bowery. Astos
House and windsor HOTEL Limo once PER 25 N H.
send i've cents In stamps % p. o. Box 1872 N. Y. 70,
corv- "F4I ltNrr Line Tours ami "Nli Colony Pill
erin Land" An illustrated book q neauy 100 pages
A FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
'k!LE MOTT \Ne S'e'Ye' JAN 1ess, W.
Wciucaiavs and Tuiays. 30 p, M making usual land
tne. connecting with Ulster ani Delaware IL. x.
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OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN coal, COMPANY.
no. / BROADWAY. ROOM l52,
NEW-YORK, August 6, 1899.
VIHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Amer
Coal Company, Of Allegany County MaT{{IIsni
fe this day declared SmianHu1i dividend ot IlitIJ'
PER CENT upon the capital stock p, the compa6Y pay
All. 70 iii. Office on Tuesday. september TO- 1872 o
The transfer books viii be closed on August ~ NJ 8
H. 15-5 GFO. NJ. BOWLBY. Sc'rei arr.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
TEEA~URFtS OFFICE, %, ,eoo
70 BROADWAY, NEW-YORK, July -, 1851
11ETII DIV iDEND.
- The Transfer Books Of this company viii be closed
ANGUS, at 3 H. "a. ana r.oucrol t-r1-c ~.
THFO. WOOD. Treasurer
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

You are requested to Join the undersigned IN suit
to test the validity OF the Union PacGes guarantee OF
'"o oregon Short Lines lease Of the oregon Railway
and Navigation Company.
This guarantee est tho Union Pacific last year
S"'S'OoO' and the Navigation Company's earnings
ms year are behind those last year. Tho president
al The Union Pacific I'm March estimated the loss this
year az about %i,OOO.OOO Stockholders are requested
70 confer with the undersigned and TO join in the above
SUIT which, II successful VIII hasten the resumption Of
DIVIDENDS by the Union Pacac Ra;lio1I Company
{. II. FROTIIINGHAM
NO. so EXCHANGE PLACE
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LONG BEACH
BAY BEACH,

Inc most ueauttu and popuat Family sumner Resort,
only % minutes SAL from NewYork. Accessible by
elegant steamboat FMELINE from Harlem Bridge, East
l3Ot-st and 1lId ave. 10 and II ,, 3:l5 80,
and p: H. directly Grand PIER BoNefy Bay Beach;
fare l5cy excursion zoe. children s.. excursion 1oe
a. IA. IL. midnight Fare lOc
Grand Concert the Pier Every Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-14

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that arrange
~ mens have been made FOR paying years interest
n ,b now Firt Mortgage Bonds i~suable under Houston
a,d Texas Central Reorganization Agreement dateI Dee
DO 1s,7 PAYMENTS Will Doe made at the Central Trust
C,upauys onc. mi after Aug II 1852 upon pe''n'
r ~, o,t..,niiu, certificates for Endorsement such
.,,cort thereon r. T. OLCOTE
NEV-YOEK Aug. :, 1889
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Diui6en0 Notices.
NANADlAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
OPANT.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The h9l-ycary dividend the capital stock o this
secured uaIar arlcoment with th' Goyc.nmcnt OF TIE
Dominion OF canada, viii e p2id on August II next to
Stockholders OFF record on that date
WAE~ANTS ~ ibis dividend parable az the asency
u the T.uN OF Montreal. 80 W1ll-st., NewIori, viii
he delivered on and after August y at that agency to
he stockhoj-r who registered on the Montreal or
New York reg ~fpf-.
WAEENN-rs ot European sharoholdcrS who are on the
~ four s,ilu,- and penny haf-pcnny Is lLll per
foIiar d.. Income tan at thc Bank oi Nonnc"l %
,hchrch Iou, london and viii De delivered about
tc sam date ~ the Office q Che company, IS Cannonst
I'm. transfer books u tho company will be closed IN
London o. 3 O'Clock p. n. "a FRIDAY July IL 9ni u
Montreal ann N.- York at the -2m' hour on SATURDAY,
iuv ~ aad wll ic ropnd at 10 o'clock a. H. On
MONDAY. the 10Th August ~
b, order OF tho board,
CHARLES DRINKWATER
Secretary.
Orlcc NJ the Secretary,
Al.r-,DII IllN . l--l
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REOADwAY HOUSE~-Tul ocean view, GOOD beis.
I'D hrstcaes table. pure water; August terms - 10
Scntembcr 30 Is. Alire.s Boz ~. Oo1n drove -
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Ocean Cleaners.

NETWORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
" PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From piers is and H. H. T., every Wednesday ane
Saturday at y. IN - ~, -
NIAGARA Hay, PIogreso, TuXpam and ,rr :.
Vera Cruz " e'l.. Aug. -
SENECA, Havana ana sat. Aug IL
gor PARTICULARS, freight or passage gipX To-
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PAIxNOgA TNN,

EASTON Penn, Wcygatt Mountain, IS the place 70
spend the autumn months 10 is beautifully lccitd WIZ
tteam heat open fires commanding most m1gnlcgn.
and unsurpassed views, with changing foliage Two hours
from New-Yofk, open tai November 10