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Novelties in FORTUNES.

To the making of scents there is no
end. Mr.. Piesse, of the Bond street
laboratory, told me that he intro
duces about four new scents every
year. White lilac and crab apple
blossom are in season just now. But
the use Of scent, owing to the intro
duction Of sprays and the like, in
creased every year. A curious novel
ty is a piece of flannel OF thin leather
saturated with an odor called Peau
d'Espagne. 1t is sewed into a wom-
ans dress and lasts for a long time.
In fact it is almost permanent. Or a
small piece of it will scent a garment.
The scent is also used in soap.-Pau
lfuU Gazette.
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Send for Circulars.
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Send for Circulars.
CAPITAL, $4,000
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
President-ABRAM Q. GARRETSON,
Vice Presidents-HENRY LEMBECk, ROB
ERT SEWELL.
Treasurer and Secretary-GEO. W. YOUNG.
Counsel-WILLIAM H. CORPIJ.
Advisory Counsel-ABRAM !.
GILBERT COLLINS, WILLIAM D. EDWAk u
Title oficer-JOHN OLENDORF.
HOARD OF DIRECTORS.
AgRAu @. GARRETsoS. JOHN D. CARsoALLEx,
FREDERICK d. LINN, JOHN @. BEssoN,
CHARLES L. CoRBIN. SPENCER, WEART,
FRANK STEVENS, De Writ Van BUsRIRK,
WILLIAM G. BUMsTED, HENRY LEMBECK,
EDWARD It. @. YOUNG, EARLE INsLEy,
GEORGE +. PERKINS, WILLIAM Il. CoRBrN,
ROBERT SEwELL.
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limit of youl jurisdiction in the mat
ter, Judge.

UNDER p~retence of defending Pres
ident Bonn against pretended criti-
cism in THE JERSEY CITY NEWS the
Frening Journal of Saturday pub
lished the fact that the Park Com
missioners had concluded to pay Mr..
Bonn his price for Highwood Park
rather than resort to condemnation
proceedings to acquire the site. MIR.
Bonn needed no defence against any
thing this paper said in connection
with the matter. No sharp practice
in connection with his acquisition of
the property and with its subsequent
sale to the Park Board was even sug-
gested in these columns. On the
other hand the article expressly
stated that the property is worth all
Mr.. Bonn is to receive for it and
stated the very facts the Journal of
Saturday stated as proof that it is.
The only difference between the
Journals story of Saturday and that
in THE JERSEY CITY News of ten
days ago, was that we did not trace
the title Of the site back to the time
when Eve had a dover right in all the
earth.
Bnt, then, the Journal had to beat
up some excuse for giving the facts to
its readers long after THE NEWS had
made them common property.
CHAIRMAN ALLAN l.. McDERMoTT
of the Democratic State Convention,
in his letter on the new ballot reform
law published this morning, calls at
tention to the fact that it is question
able whether the law provides ma
chinery for the selection of members
of the Board of Freeholders. For
tunately, he says, there is but
one Freebooter to be elected
in the State this Fall. James Kenny
the Hoboken Freebooter died last
year Coyle was selected by the
Board to fill the vacancy pending the
choice of his successor. That choice is,
by the Freeholders' Act to be made
by the people at the November cleo
ton; but there is no provision in
the act getting the names of
the nominees upon the general
ticket. The effect of this may be to
make Coyle a hold over till the evil
dent oversight can have been rene
died by the Legislature. The result
is probably the same, for Coyle will
doubtless be a candidate before the
people in the event Of a method being
found to elect him.
In spite of the complications Mr..
MeDermott advises that the nominal
tions to fill the vacancy be filed with
the County Clerk.
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p0M,r

COMMENCE TIE STUDY OF
sTENOGRAPHY AND TYPEwRITING
Until you cali at vermilye's College, No. BIC Br load
way. N. Y. Pamphlets free. Also lessons
by mail. Cut this out.
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THE MASCULINE WOMAN.
Her Womanly Sister Has q Nobler
and Sweeter Effect Upon
Humanity in General.

its own kingdom. The woman VINO
can stride round her farm and keep
her workmen in proper subsection,
who can drive her yoke of oxen
afield, red and bowed and
muscular, has her own rule and
empery; but it is not of the sort
of which we are speaking. Ihere
was not, perhaps, much womanlIness
about such individuals as Elizabeth
of England, or Catherine of Russia,
or Christina of Sweden; all their low
ers put together could not give then
a charm they did not possess-the
charm of Mary Stuart, OF Josephine;
for the possession of lovers by no
means proves the possession o.
this charm. Yet where accom-
plishes her ends by mastery OF
Durpos and manner many women
accomplish theirs by using the iron
hand. it may be, but always in the
velvet glove; their will is NO less
strong because it is not made evident
in season and out of season, although,
in fact, the graceful yielding of that
will now and then is a strengthened of
all the bonds by which empire is held.
The masculine woman is strong only
with other women and with woman
ish men. The womanly woman con-
ouers every one. With men her power
is in the inverse ratio of her approach
to anything resembling themselves;
the woman, not the man in her, at
tracts; and singularly enough, her
power is greater with most women
also from this heightening of her
feminine side. This, however, is
a very significant matter be-
side the circumstance that a woma
is fulfilling her destiny, and living the
life appointed her, and developing
herself on the lines of nature, by keep
ing in view the greater use she a be,
and the greater joy and comfort she
can give, through the exercise OF those
traits which seem to have been set
apart for her Characterization. And
if it is the intention of nature that
| the qualities of the sexes shall SO diff
ferentiate, it is not the part of wisdom
for her to contravene such intention
and make of herself that congloner-
ate and hybrid thing, a masculine
woman. The old story of the vine
and the oak does not come into
this question. In the womanly
woman the growth is as strong
and integral and self-supporting as it
is in the manly man. She is as dis
tinct an entity, and she is more in
unison with eternal purposes and the
creative power, the more utterly and
| thoroughly she is womanly.-From
| Harpea's BazGY.
E.n,,-n wa,
~, rs
Inc hlSllsn seelh sVranSeiy iiiuiie
ent to dress. One can wear almost
| any kind of apparel here and not ex-
o;+a oommon+ T have saan tbings
narodina tba straats here in London
+Rbaat -gnI,lI croota a riot in tho States
va@o bera nohodT naid anv attention
II them The more r~rotesouely a
man is clad the less attention he at
tracts. At the theatres one sees re-
markaoie slghts, maze ana lemale.
Inc women wear colsplcuous Gos
tunes. az Sle oiiee5ioil oae esehiIg
l saw d lea moAnsn clau ~
a merry req gown, cne corsase o.
wnlch was aelualiy plaseereu over
WIN dlannolus-n reai utalionus'
1or very lew iaales wear tne gen
ulne ulalhonQs . .ne .neatles. -
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free.
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This paper IS democratic IN principles
and is Independent IN its vielcs ON al
local questions.
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MONDAY. AUGUST Il. 1890.
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nailroacs.
III EN- N SYLVIA n ! a
RAILROAD.
on AND AG.Ei. MARCH >. 1890.

Trains leave station, foot OF Dcsbrosscs aud Cort-
D.U =. 'il.fnS. FAST LINE for the West. Pullman
N,stlblie Sleeping and faIlor Cars Aif|ss Ole'vsAd
st. LOUIS b. II. ncxs day. Connects, also, for Will
iailsport, Lotk Ncno,o. except Sunday and
1900 A. M.1iilI iysyLvAS!AA. LIM nrLs COM oas
,s" Syps naneia rport stcnosraDhers
sorsGp aa iraTs saS all Sni sSd oy 1ay and
movable electric lights Arrives Cincinnati Nv anu
2.So r. %.IsT. Lo OF ciiiCAGo AND CINcINSArI
EArREss Pullman vestibule Sleeping ga a. u p.,
ra.sg Coach Newior to SoamesS ST. Ar louis 10 10
$50 r. MT WESTERN IMPRESS for all n0i2&ts tn, in
bule Sleeping Car Ncw.York 10 Pittsb9rg, st. Louis,
Chicago Cincinnati and Memphis, pennsyNaA haiioau
Dnng Car Ncwlork t. IN iaaeDns ArIiveS at ~.
nnat 80 p NJ Chcaso 80 p mex, az a "Iey Ve
land and Toledo daily except SATURDAY vo.tIbae
lGo sleeping New YORK = ago NeY on, t.
~, a. m colnmDms I ~ r nt day and Chicago
Il. second Connect, for Toledo daily, and
bus cxcept sats,day
BALriMUIiE, wA-HINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express Of Pullman PariCt osIs
ea except S"aay 10 10 a; nj w Ssv ith
icgllar empress, 10. 80 90 and 30 a. H. . 99
Sunday Co. lis ana 80 a. M . 80 100 aad 100
and rb ns Fg p9n' s Sn The pSns
For aI ana ESogs 6 100 p Tca aai Buffet paror
Car ard Day Coach weekdays. For cape May, l 200
m. weekdays.
For old Point and Norfolk, Via New-YOrb Philadelphia
ard Norfolk Railroad o 100 daily except sunday,
and 90 p daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line, = 10
T. III. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave a. follows -
~. 80 : 20, 90 30 30 Chi' ago Limited.
win Dning Car and 1910 Washington Limited, ana
II g.. H. /. 20, 20. = 10 ) 90, 30 90 80,
90, 30. 90 and 90 p m. and ~ Is night
Accent oaa;ion. u 10 a. M3 ana 900 ,; H. sun;
10 a. n... 90, 1. I 80, ,, 20 and y. H. and
I" - night Nccomu oihton zoo D. n.
The Nrn-Nork Tan.f,r Company will call for and check
hae-ag, from hotels d residences,
" CIINs e pUGH J.. Il. WOOD.
cen raj Manager. General PasSr Agent.
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NEW!!YoRKCEN1RA4
&
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and de.art from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,


THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE CITY.
TRAINS IlANL 40 fOL-LONS.
so 4. VI. IA,t ArN-fDt.A % \ IL LAPkESS-
due at tiuanGslgus 90, Bunalo . 20 T. Ill.
800 !. VI. lHICAtO NE>iIBULL LlMlAED-due
at Chicago 30 a. L., neat day. ... -,
1880 4. VI. SOUIllW f.arEltN VESTIBuLE LIN
IILD-due Cincinnati 0j, indianapolis 10 80 a. H.
1I.5o s. W. WEsIi'iRN DAY EXPREss--daily except
SUNDAYS. Train leaving on Saturdays does no, run
VT 4 Detroit or tl,N' yAd ,..,,,.,. , ,,,,..co
900 =. VI. FAST WESTERN EHPitlssodne chicago
1000 T.. VI. VAST NfGiIT EXPnEss-ior Rochester.
I,u'.li0 81 ara iall, and he Mesl . ,.,.
ALBANY UTICA. SYRACUSE. ROC HES ER, BIZ
riID AND NIAGAisA FALL>-s 80 800, 10 go,
- 80 a. 90 10 90 .. H. also s 80 p ia. Albany
ArBi-I:N. GENEVA AND CANANDAIGrA-'s:5 80
~ - a 3D.. 3d. . 10 90 D. DE, - - 100 midnight
TROY. SARATOGA. ADIRONDACK NOUN AIS ~
NONIITAf.-'S 30 L. No. 80 y. n.. al.p ltoy W.
30. 10 So II 80 a. m, 49, O''V. 10 90 p H.
Bli;KSliii;E HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
no ..., &. ia.. IS % y. NJ 49,,
Central stat on at No- Alb. RS 9i2 and Brosdway.
l. PARK Pa. W--t i-5th-sL. and l3otA-st station,
..3S Wa~hiuet0u--t, ,2O FultOn--t, ana "'S
l..dfofc.lte.. O.. d.. Brookyn.
M.-t.ot's INIre-- Gale tor ana cheeks baggage from
hotel. 4rl f.-i !,fr., through q estimation.
'palr ,>.,n' SUNDAY. Daily except saturday. Other
train da.F. - . o.o - AM,
IDUx ~ vof-cry GEORGE ". DANIELS
" G.n.-.f Manager Gorl Passenger Ag MT.
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financial.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y Co.
REORGANIZATION.

NOIltE
Tho adoption Of the agreement Of Nov. ~. 1859.
for the reorganization Of the Missouri. Kansas an"
Texas Railway Co. IL PRACTICALLY UNASiMOU~'
subject 10 of cable reports from Amstcr-
dan and London there less than 200 Five ana SIX
per cent. bonds outsa nding and less than *f,ooo
shares Of stock.
THE COMMITTEE DECLARE THE PLAN AND
AGREEMENT EFFECTIVE.
Accordance, by deposifors Of md @ per cent
Bonds and stock Of the right TO subscribe 10 .hs
SIS &c 900 cash fund have been filed amounting
to over s13.UO0,0OO cash, LEAVING LESS THAN
81, 600 900 for the Guarantee Syndicate
Subscribers will be allotted the full amount say
the dcpositor Of 1000 Ave or six per cent. po"o
who I'm. flied his acceptance will be allotted saoo oil
the said fund calling for 5000 New 4 per cent ~
Mortgage Bond Certificate and STU oil NC" o
per cent Preferred -ioc. and the dcpositor OF 10"
shnrcs of stock who has filed his acceptance win NC
allotted 800 Of the said fund calling for SI'"V"
New 4 per cent. 1-t Mortgage Bonds or Certhoa'e'
and $3.50 of New 4 per cent. Preferred stock. 1900.
AS REQUIRED BY THE HEORGANIIAIIU'
AGREEMENT AND BEFORE ANY SECURITIES
CAN BE TAKEN BY TIE GUARANTEE SfNDi-
CATE the eg-iercd Subscribers will be oheF'" Inc
right TO subscribe the unsmb-cribcd balance q" tue
snid 81 5000, 900 Cash Fund upon the same ie'"'
md conditions as the subsc options now on ME n'
.oon n. the Committee can confirm absolutely the
amount which expected TO be nsccrtnincd In lew
days.
fpaynble i'm cash or per cent. Consolidated Bonus
will be called payable on March II. 1Svo' an" tue
remaining 9J pcr cent. will be called payable on
June I. 1890.
NEW-NORK. March. D. 1870.
FREDERIC =. OICOTT,
JOEL r.. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR, ,,,rc,,,.
HENRY BULGE.
COLGATE H0YT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
H. j. DE MAiYX OVENS,
q. :. ELLIS. - rotary.
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Ecctures ano Meetinss.

n COPPER UNION FREE SATURDAY
u NIGHT LEG RES In the Great Hall at O'Clock.
March 2 the lecture VIII be delivered by NJ lanes
itnvi| M New York d" Paris and the Exhibition OF
isSo' illustrated. No tickets required. No admission
afs.r' O'Clock.
He COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Of
1 IA, New Yorl COLLEGE, OF Veterinary surgeons and
oon ~ Comparative Medicine will he held H. Chickerins
Hall thls evening AZ o'clock Public invited
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PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WA>I!NCTFE
Liii,,l VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSi NGIE TEAMS foot OF toitiindt and Dos
r, e. frl1nst
%. ln. fos stating ton aud Intermediate points.
3 a. ~. for GcucNt Lyons. iltlf1 10 Ae-i'r, BuNalc
and the VT ans pis'ipi Joe o. points Nh'r ear u
I,uuA and lullg tN ear 20 Suspension BRIDGE.
20 a. FOR Nar,h ca ak amt ntflnri a;r points.
- 4. Tor J. and -. Junction and fat lm,daic points
char car 10 NH.Nu ti'hh.
D. IN. for funNannocS ana l.'ein edlte points ChaiI
ear 10 luAhhannoch Connection % Reading and Harris
buzz
30 p. ~. Tor Iniri and rrnci al me mediate poats
Chair ear Wilte. harrr and pullman sleeper TO Sus
pension Bridge.
30 T.. Oh. f Sat'uito1 ard Intermediate points.
80 %. for Maueh Chunk aiI Intermediates points
Connection 70 Reading and llai. ',bufg. .
D. No. for ,ruaNl LYONS. l.alfl. 20 'hcst'r Buffalo
The West. fuuan sleeper 10 l. ons and Snsri' ION
~ slD. , -.
Trains leaving At a. M, J. o. N. | 7. NJ ana 10
D. Dr. connect flr all lonts Nahgno' AMI nahcon coal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. M Ion Nouri Chunk liaflrtun ana intermediate
points; and II Tor Slradoh and n"rnr Hat points
. 40 f.. N. for March Chnrk ID iut'rn dat point,
T.. IN for Geneva Lyons. Emirt Noct,,trr tufalo
the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons ara suspension
Bridge. 80 o,. ,,
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%YyLST SHORE RAILROAD, \. \. c.

w H. II. h L. Co.. Lessee leave Wsst i'd
Tram fool Of Jay.st y. r.: Chcaso. Detroit, London
Hamilton . :5o M, . 10 10 p =: -, Lo' n,
Montreal Canada East a.. H.. Ill, . 10 p s ~. A.sari
tn - 49,, - n > 10. 10 a. tand al II 80 a.
2r ttlon oai, KINGSTON. Saueorties. Catskill Albany
= IN - ~, .o:5j IA II 20 a. and isl :. > -.
S.is D. M Xcwburg. TO - a. m. 10 80. . -
.. T.. d. m Elegant Sl.cunr Car Tor innalo y agnfa
tai- Toronto. y tioit. CHICAGO .nd st. lon,; Daily
INN, ,.>r.nt ~AturdlNs. Oth'r train, daily tNcoNt
SUNDAYS. IA - Leave Jcr,ey 'ity - Il Il. Stiion
III q - H. - :lG p. l'o. t'kct, iime-'rAl", or
Information apny at oac,,: BruoA'n 1913 Warrington.
~ -. Button IT, AuurN Olen. foot Of iultonnt, NOM
Vor' coy l.aTl 2ea ~ snd a. p,oadma1}' W., li3
snora stations 81 West l.d--t and foot Of JRyst
r. r. Wcscoit- Express calls for an. oh,rh, ha5nagr
ma, hotels and residences 4. L.. LAMBERT, Gtncru
Passenger Agent. b vandcrbiltaye., N. Y.
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financial.

financial.
JARVIS.C0NKLIN
MORTGAGE TRUST co.
CAPITAL FULLY 81 800 900
cEEETV should be the First Consideration in all
CHTE Investments.
THE ONLY WE-rERN MORTGAGE co.
rerorting and examined BY tn
BANKING DEPARTMENT OF the State OF Ncw-York,
offers
PER CENT. DEBENTURE BONDS,
Secured by First Mortgages
MUNICTPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS.
INTEREST on TIME DEPOSITS.
NETWORK OFFICE. 23D BROADWAY.
Investments.
LIST OF BUSINESS PROrERTIEs ELIGIBLY
LOCATED FOR INVESTMENT:
FuLTON-ST., near WATERST.,
FRANKLIN.ST., near CHuRCIf-Srr
GREENE-sT., near PRINCE.Sr.
GnEENE-ST., BLEECKER-Sr.
GRAyD.-T. ncar WOOSTEIsSr,
UOWARD-~T near BROADWAY.
MAIDEN LANE, near NASSAU-ST,
wOOsTER-sT,, neal BLEECKERST.
For particulars
APPLY 10
GEO. X. READ,
(2519). FINEST.
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The Middlesex
Banking Company,

MIDDLETOwN, conn.
PAID CAPITAL, 100000
Offers per cent Debcpfures secured by deposit OF si
mortgages with the Mon Trust Company Of New orh
Amount If issue limited by Law. Connecticut Trustees,
Executors, etc., invest in these b.nds
FRANK X. JOHNSON. New York Agent,
81 and 33 Broad-st.
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Urn @oo0s

CARPETiNGS, Rugs Mattings, Fancy Fur.
~ nituc Desk Tables Chairs Rockers extensive eSs
sortment at lowest prices. ANDREW TESTERS SOM
Madisonaye.. S6th-57ta ~.
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6 Per Cent. Coupon or Registered
CAR TRUST BONDS or
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY
POST, MARTIN q CO.,

- EFORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY
NLW DIRK ut me close OF business February -,
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financial nlectinas.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY.-Thc Annual Meeting OF stakeholder. Of
the Illinois Central Railroad Company for the cleo on OF
Director, and transaction Of other business. will be hrd
=, the onIc, 81 the Company ~ the CIV Of CHICAGO STATE
Of Illinois on Wednesday. March T.. 1890 Ut II O'Clock
noon. ALiAANDi'N %. H"'hH' " r.
Ncw.York February rs. 1890 Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE
Ry,srNEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

Tho mos, important at the Real Estate Exchange
TODAY was that by order Of The Supreme Court. In
,,n in the suit Of Graves against Graves and Others
OF W. Zoo, we're j. CoOgan, ex-Mayor Eiy John f.
on t.'o Timothy Donovan ana L. ;. S2mues. Nos 1873
pvl Efh ave were fist offered This property con-
shv ~ sevcn.story brownsone building, with store
Forty.nrs and Forty second sts, plot So 100
UHsvIar IL is rented until May 1891 AT $4,000
IT, I,xes and assessments The INST bid made was
sy 600 from which price to sl02 900. Rob rt
10 West Thirty slNthst. Is hve-story and base.
- b',.nstonc aps tnent house, lot 25NO2 g., and
h'ie ~, =, ieO wear. The bidding ran from $50 600
"ssaS, az which price Il. b. Johnson the buyer
W IN . AZ West Eighte nh-st arc six nvo-st"sl
.nd bss m mt double brick fats, on lots 2osN'S ca.h
n,t n timothy for SIS 900; No. 40 to John
Than fof ss.l00: g.. w. Rcnard TOOK the adJolunS
house az ss 700 and tn. remaining three went 70 Il B.
Iohnon Tor els 81 = 800 and SIS. 400 No los Wst
tiftrenh.st nNe-story and basement brownstohe nav
house lot 2oA033 renting for $1,000 year sou v"
charlie. Salter for Sii,1JO. -
div when consists Of nvostory bcG building, MIN
store on 35NlOl.6 rents for $1,000 year
bidding started at $50 900 and ran 10 ~ 100 AZ Wnc
ntIcc Il Pierre Humbcrt. No 10 West Iwcn.y
third ST four-story aud basemept hghstoop bIoMi,
stone dwelling lot 2OX3s.9. ne bidding iSh IRON
sos 600 10000 A r.. Bradshaw wa ihe puS
brownstone dwelling 2ox OF ? sold TO d. r. Swa
son for s3I 900. OF land llOx irr,guisI sra"
az Kingsbridge and West Farms roads north OF hi.iu'
sod under foreclosure for sl1i5 10 T. j. NJ
A special meeting OF the Committee on Lepi..sdo n OF
the Real Estate Exchange has been called loi tou"' O."
8 80 p. m to consider the subject OF rapid u"nSi''
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DiuI0cn0 \ olitss.

OFFIC1. or
THE UNITED STAT s. Egrr AHLE as COMPANY.
- BROADWAY. ROOMS -, ANI1 IS.
SFM-Ipi.K February II. 1880
4 DIVIDEND OF one Per Cch on the Capital
~ stock II TIL, Conplny las boon d''li e. pa able
frdny Mar.h n Tie transfer books 49,! b. closed
Friday, March II a. "rl"r~ D. NJ. and rtoi'ned sat
uIlay March 80. at 10 O'clorA q.
\. y. PROAL Secretary.
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN CoAI. COMPANY.
no. / BROADWAY. ROOM i52.
NEW-YOKK. Fchrgaiy 10. 1890.
I'M HE BOARD OF DlRE, TORS o the Amcri-
can coal COMPANY Of hilrgany County Maryland have
this day dcclarcd a -cni-annual dividend Of THREE PER
hi, Office On Monday. MaIfh 10. 1890.
GRO u. ROWLBY. Secretary.
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ENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

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New.York, Thursday. March 9.
The following sales held at the Exchange AM
Room

The r0II0WIng saIVs "'IU Hc'u Nv VIZ
Auction Room to-day:
7story building, with lot. Nos 1873 and 400 otnaV
; 1919 n Of 41sts lot S3OAlOoN iIes N'V i'o"oi'
Graves & Co., Sl62, 600. - x,o.ovs, =, g ~ 90
,hutch.,t. lot .5NlOl.0 L. Humbert, - 10.
i.stoy building with lot No IL East 'fth-s1, il -
600 ., q of 5th.avc lot cON1O22 swanson S3l Ooo
5sory apartment house, with lot, NO ~ WesI ooOl-
st. ) 800 II Of 1tn.aye lot 21A920i b b Johnson.
s13 $50 49, W.. ,e,. 9. , 90,
:, =, ~ Si.aVc lot % 7N9o; I Donovan, $4,000.
similar building, with lot NO il'' auJ aDoNc' luz
o5 Sxg2; John Trojan, SIS 100. an, i. 1850 -,
building. with lot, NO 81 auJ "Do|e' NV
- lOx92; q v RenaFd $4,000 . .oo . 49, ID;
similar building win lots Nc 900 as 10 40 sa'
similar building with IS 40 los West lS'hst 5s
IVY s.story building, with lot. No 14o West 23d-st n No. s.
$50 II OF 7thaVe 10: :.nx'e9 Braashaw Tto,ooo
Mot Of land hingsbriGge Road, 1883 ~ OF
Arthurst so6x76x75A110; b Cusklcy, 81: 20; q, .,
sal, of o East 99th ana luOtn SIS
8davc was adjourned March 49, sale OF buldmS Wild
lot on 9thave II Of 52d-st was adjourned 10 Apr .