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rnEORIEs on me rLoOn.

lhNcNuNN some ULlnullIN NNf NfNN
glvon in the literary world 60 oXp.nn1-
tions Of the gtsa, dclugo with which
Bible readers arc familiar Tho fsCt
igfolf IN attestrd no less by traditions
among nearly every known race 90
pioplo than by tho Mosaic account
In tho Babyloulau account, dn..
lug, 10 i5 supposed, from the year
$50 q. e., or earlier, the hero Of tho
delugo 10 ordered 10 build a "ship'
aud TO put into 70 bil household aud
his wealth ant the beasts 1f tho nUld.
Rain then fell aud a Gl1i CAME
that destroyed all no from tbu
face Of tho earth. AZ lat
Tho ship stranded on q mountain
aud the sailors wefo rescued. In 600
essentials this narrative agrees with
that OF Moses. Among Egypllans.
Indians, and various other branches 90
the human family nlluslOns aud traces
Of 40 original aco lunt Of a dolugo may
be found, proving iH propagation from
common source OF information,
which must rnsl on come fact that has
impressed itself inIelibly on the minds
Of our race. Ia Egyptian mythology
ia, tho creator, being disgu0irl with
the wIckoduurs Of mankind, resolved 30
cEtormluatc the race. Whom this was
nearly done be ruprutod and swogc not
to destroy the human family agllu.
Other mythologIes contain similar
striking ulluu0ns.
The question WA0Iuvg ,his hlli woe
universal 0rp,r,iai loo ,iu brought up.
A writer in a Luip.lc JourusL Herr
H.. Won SuhwarE, claims % have
mndo o discovery during recent oA.
pl0auon Boz Central Asia, which, ho
tbinEr, will fully explain ,ho tradition
common tu all Afyau ana Semitic
pnlplra. Tho writer takes iJr granted
thsi comparative philology proves
that men, az some remote age, lgfl their
homes iu Cum, Asia, compelled o.
do s1 by cifcumsEugr8, and uproaI
ovor tho greater par. o.. Europe. The
HOOD, hu sgys, drove them away. ilu
further HlHlg4 how, while investigating
A pountaIp.u. rs,l3u ln Central Aria.
hc found the bottom OF % uEo that %
foms dino had bnrs, See rocky barber
aud thrown iH volume ui water over
the Balkarh plain and the whole u.a,..
CASPIAN IowmuI, lsuus ora tho
sEso, ihgpf.ssnl Mediterranean. Die
arrur-.
r..n... .rgt tr. Iar.,ls ya.I,r,pl
uarhuua#I. .Hl pru.auI .sgrIy 100. HH-
p.ar'lH..u %. Hf,...'...um .Nh, DE-, only
alif,h..l ..a.mIv Soon and InIIrr.aua
rising and hl.ue duo CD Htor c.Hu.t
mo',g,n.'' .I'' .', Nnt''5,' .ngu' .
tBcrinr. bud tHartna ra,u..s of the ou,-
u1w U'thH NunaHNNu sn1 rnmlln uI Ono
.'., ,a NV. 4 n..l ' .,. '" .,l. ,.l' d, N.Y.. .
uotlu remoa geological period, bu' no
recent lmg', anl lnl on o.. o. hmo "h0nl
M" M t'r,gn. ti"nso. /. ragn. %. vot ianan.g.
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OgCE uOm ZioH's Home I.HNy
comes before ia readers, crisp, bright
aud readable as ovor The April mum.
bgf appears in ita season preparatory 10
the opeulusoi thu"monlh o, lbowcrs,"
aud none who pesuss 10 viii have
reason o. complain Of umo OF talent
Loot thereby. It 10 ropi1te with yalu.
abio suggestions Tor the various depart
munB gflis.
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sr,-L.I cgDl.r.nc. AnraInLn.al..

There win be- a meeting " Zoe Gar.
cral slp.rlntendsncv, with the stake
suporin,enirr's ,or tHrif represents.
tlvrsl OF the Y.ua. Mem Mu'usl Im.
provomert a.sac atoms, nl President
wordmq's rGiaa. go esst South Tenn.
pie street, uu FrIay April OBJ, im-
meiia,oiy after 500 Cd ao W ibe uuer-
noon session OF Conference. A
ruuc,ulI and mIl n',oulauc5 ls 90.
tlfcd
WuuUu WuuuEuEE
Ju2uu ~. -mTT
NuHF IAIuEN,
General 5ypUflulruI1ucy.
ThumIsy, I.h-i,ahrf Society Com.
ference, Assembly Hail. MosInEa
commencing 90 90 O. ga, O., IN. and
1850 %. o..
Friday, OH - General Priesthood
meeting, iD tho Tabernacle ut 1850 o.. m.
SUNDAY, 7fh--Gstmhu meeting A.
fCmbly Hall, o b. IN.
sunday, 5lh, Sunday School Union
Tabernacle. D.. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

There were no sales in State issues or In bank
shares Railroad bonds presented scarcely
feature worthy of note the market sucsidins
into quietude without apparent tendency IN either
direction and fuctuation confined for the greater
part to insignificant fractions. Texas Paclnc as
however. declined IA per cent to Z5i2 ana lew
of the less prominent issues saved movements ol
Importance among which the most prominent
were Missouri, Kansas and Eastern is, wh'cn
lost at 81, while Brooklyn Elevated 2ds rose
10 &c, and Hooking Valley IS. to 9l12. Inc ous.-
ness done reached S1373,0CO.
The United States Treasury received to-day
s24O024 National bank notes for redemption
Customs receipts reported to-day frcn: WASH
ington were s5O4.17c. tn. internal revenue re-
ceipts $3.50 1854. and the miscellaneous receipts
500 369 Total Government receipts for the day.
sS7S 293; expenditures. $3.50 O00: excess OF receii
$500 29S Receipts for the month TO date, wv
2s6 2s1 expenditures. S29.975,O0O; excess OF ex-
pend.turcs $685. 719 Receipts for the fiscal year
TO date s105 SOS 254: expenditures, 2o4Ui5O, e*-
cess of expenditures over receipts $l9o'3,3'o.
To-days Washington Treasury statement COW
erirC actual results IF two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement was as follows
~, % Or. o. Changes
Ne, gold on hand s92 $685. s9294'4s5 Inc SlVoi
Net egal-tencer, - - ,,, 200 -, .oz "a
Net silver on nd. i52i453s i5,o75,o4o Dec l3s59s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
CUPREME COURT.

-
cation by the Counsel to the Corporation q the city
Of New York relative to ae2u ,hs civ YORK; To-
AND NINTH sTREt ,rs % s @ agd selected
approved by said Board as site Tor sehooI PUP 10;
under .S and IN p @ as 81 by Chapter IS Of tho
Laws Of 1890. ~ ,o, -, -.
to the S1 5sD ct essP 81 the s Laws az ne
notice is hereby given that az appcaon will be made to
the Supreme Court Of the state OF New I9rs al spss
the County house in the City OF New YORK on the
day Of NOysmSe @ at the s5une q cam as Be %
thereon the appointment Of Commissioners OF Estimate
The nature and extent OF the improvement hereby
tended is the acquisition Of title BY the Mayor
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and tn.
thereto belonging on the nore1y Size
AVENUES in the Twefth Ward Of city. fee simple
absolute the be converted appropriated ana use
to and for the sDSSlS By sas da caps IS Of the
OF 1890 said property having been duly selected ana
approved by the Board on Edncatsn as se Io' a
chapter 1911 Of the Laws Of 1859 as aienced py saa
chapter IS OF the Laws OF 1890 6 sns s o.
All certain let's pieces or parcels OF Land situate
York which together bounded and described a:
follows: BEGINNING at point IN the notte So- me q
one o b ana y the nohery line Of One
Hundred and Ninth with the easeriy line OF Ihrd
running thse es an 100 feet WIN inches
to the centre line Of the block between one HUI.
sd ans Sn sdn and a o1e in Ss sSuhs line
present site o. Grsmn school Nc 81 thence east.
81 Grammar school No IS 81 inches thence SOUTH
Win b the ne2ssy line Of 6ne
and Ninth thence westerly aoMs said noIthery
line Hundred and Ninth street 80 feet inches -
he point place OF beginning.
Dated New York. october i4th. 1895 49, .
FRANCIS N. SCOTT counsel to the Corporation, No
NaxvN YORK
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CI-PRENE COURT.

SOIRf%MIS tOthi'
n1uca l1 the BY "a shs coanse cs
81 Mrw ana Commonay OF City q New YORK 70
the sOcs Ed sSgIss BY s TE
abh Ward Of said city duly selected and approved By
aid Board as site Tor school purposes under and q
pgr 1 e, amended BY chapter TIC Laws
Pursuant to he provisions OF cnaptsr si 81 tne Laws
n to the Supreme Court q the STATE Of New YORK a
s6psTeof az the county che city q New
York on the 9th Gay OF November sso a. me opening
can heard thereon for the apponsnme 81 Commission
ers Of Estimate in the ao2'eehtea h.,s,v
tended the acquisition of te by me mayor Alder
and commonsy OF the ny Susnss thereon sni
the thereto belongng N me noeS bounded
BY by We ssb h0 %afd ,, said city IN pe absolute h.
same to converted appropriated ana used 70 snf ~
~ lsss as amended by said chapter 30 Of the Laws u
1890 said property hayng been auy @ aa ee ~;
purposes under and IN pursuance OF the provisions Q:
said chapter 1911 OF the Laws % ISIS as senqsd by ss
snrtbed ots pieces parcels Of land. namely
All those 1s 0s eeTsan I tbs Esnfs Ward Of the City y S.S
York and which taken together are bounded and De.
r6sd as oT ". d BsgnnSs a pGh e pTse I n:
rsmHar school No the westerly side ot No sS
West S the esstcy side Of varick stree, and 100
feet inches southeIy from the southery side OF West
Hoqs'9n see street g feet o point g nses
southerly from the southery side on wsst houston
southerly side Of West Houston 100 feet point
which is IS feet souherly from the southery
parae with the easery side OF varick street s5 feet
he norhy side Of 1e s sons ss the OF oe s
Of school no ss sn5 s .,4ss Ps' s:
w h. the po Iiu or pace se Of besnnns
Dated New York. October li,h. 1888 -. .
Tryon Row. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

S4fPTEMENT0nE1f, -

GUPREME COURT. ''~'"'~'~~S
- In the matter Of IN. application Of the pos,a =.
New York. relative 70 acquiring title by The Mayor e x
men and ccmmonalty Of the CITY o. New York 70 csrss:
Ninth Ward Of said city duly selected ana appoy w re
pursuance OF the provisions Of chapter iSi o. the 10
Of 1888 amended by chapter - u the Laws Of lss
OF isss as amended oy cnepter IS Of the Laws >, ~
notic hereby given that application will De MAD -
Special Term OF said Court; be held Chambers h.,
Of County Court house IN the City u New YorE ~
Court that day thereafter can -
heard thereon. for the appointment of Commissioner q
The nature and extent Of the improvement hereby IN.
tended the ACQUISITION Of title by The Mayor Adsrmea
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and tss
,ppuenances thereto belonging on the ea.'ery side q
enth streets in the Ninth Ward Of said city in Zee sim
Die absolute the to be converted Appropriated ana
i9i OF the Laws Of 1855 amended by said chapter q
OF the Law. Of 1890 said property having been duly "
Tor school purposes under and In Of the pro.
visions Of said chapter sl q the Lays o. isss as
foiowine described lot piece parcel Of land namely:
All that certain lot piece Or parcel Of ,nd SITUATE lying
and BOUNDED and described "a follows Beginning 1
point in the easterly line Of Greenwich Avenue distant ~
nortbery line Of West Tenth stree, with eassry Inc
OF Greenwich avenue which point IL also the n;ersec;oa
Ct , the S S ns Oh Oh. line Of fesn%s
running thence eas'eriy and al rgn, angles 2:
northery lin, Of the present site Of Grammar schol
No. a. 10 inches thence 20; He s.s teri, p
easterly line Greenwich avenue measured az right an
giles thereto thence westerly and al rgn ahts Or mary
feet 70 the eastery line OF Greenwich avenue thence south
eriy along the ea.erly line Of Greenwich avenue 70 feet
Dated New Yorh. October a. 1880, corro,,o, y.
York
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SUPREME COURT

SUPREME COURl. .
- In the matter Of the application Of the Board , Of
OF New York relative TO acquiring title by The Mayer
Aldermen and Commonalty Of the cit ~ New YORK 70
between Avenues ard ID. in the Eleventh Ward u said
CITY duly selected and approved by said Boar - ste
Tor school purposes under and in Of e pro-
visions chapter l91 OF the Laws OF 1858 as anenSed
BY chapter rs OF the Laws Of 1890
Pursuant 10 provisions Of chapter 19l Of the lAws
Of 1855 amended by chapter IS Of the Laws u 1880
10 the Supreme Court OF the State Of New York az
Special Term OF said Court 10 be held at Chamoen
York on Of November. 1923. at the opening
u the that day. or as soon thereafter as cum
sci can be heard thereon ,or he appo,n,hen ~ N'
THE nature and ~ the Improvement hereby IN
tended acquisition II title by The Mayor. Alder
men and Commonalty ~ the City Of New York q certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and IN:
appurtenances thereto belonging the southery side M
Fifth street Avenues and d. in the Eleventh
converted appropriated and used 10 and for tho purposes
specified In said chapter l9 - the Laws - ISIS a.
property having been duly selected and approved by n
hoard Of Educat0n a site for school purpose under
and in pursuance of the provisions o: said chapter 1871 81
the Laws u 1855 amended b. sa' chapter 81 % ths
Laws OF 1890 being the following described lot piece o."
parcel Of land namely 1870
All certain LOT, piece or parcel Of land situate
New York and bounded and described as follows Begin
ming point the southerly side ~ Fifth street ds-
ersection souhery side Of Ffih street with me
and paTaIe with Avenue % eet y inch: thence vest
eriy and parallel with the said s,uaery SIDE ~ M
l5 thence northr and along said sire ~ Gramtna.
School No 10 and parallel with Avenue D % fest nea
along said sutherly side " Fifth - feet 10 tos
point place n beginning
Dated Now York. October "a. 1885. e.-.,.. -.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT Counsel 10 the Corporation, ma
Tryon New York CITY
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ing was wholly professional and the market was
more or less a duplicate Of the last Few days
CIosinS nrices Of the principal active stocks
Compared with those Of yesterday were as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOL-
cElvhip' AZ The ufiowS OFFICE. No. i,sss Broad
rlsEMENTs at the following b.aneh oinees 25s
Eigh,h-ays corner twenty tn'ru st To- sixth-ays
rhird-ave For,y-seventh-st LOGS Third-avc. near
sixty.nrst-s 7Os Frst-ave 100 West Forty AT
,t2 Columbus ave: 50 Avenue A. 1928 Third-ave PSI
Vest Forty-second 1919 Second-a,e. nSt Th,.i.ave
1898 Thirdave.; 2osi rhirdave, between e-hundred
And-tweRh am one.huhasd 400 ,vhlrteenh sts CIV
tweny-nrthst: 24a hundred NTH
st. and 900 West one hundred Nm 10
g. m. ri ONCE rates
In prookiyn al An7 Fulton st. G. Ccurt-g a pro,a
way r. u 1879 broadway eco Bedford ave near Fui
ton-st: 33t Bedford-sv-.. South 2d-st up TO .
D. m. OF regular once rates
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Kansas Pacific COnSOlS.
70 the Holders of Our Receipts:

New York October 10TH 1895.
Since our last notice ISSUED the great majority or
the bonds united under the auspices Of another
Committee This Committee. therefore, has. in the inter-
est Of constituents. determined to dissolve its organ
zatipn.
The holders OF receipts are notified that this Com
mit,ee has effected arrangement with the Happen Com
mittee whereby such holders without expense or
payment Committee exchange receipts for the
transferable certificates OF the Happen Committee, on
presenting at the Mercantile Trust Company
The holders Of said receipts and the bondhoders who
have signed agreement without having deposited their
bonds themselves Of this arrangement before
November LIST 1895 in order to avoid expense
BY order OF the Committee.
JOHN ROONEY Secretary
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certhcates SIS os21 sls5 G9ols! Inc stoso ca
Available cash s2oi or 7oe $500 1918 Dec si5io5s
p Siiitis, " 2o,2i55i 2oos7272 Dec ae427s
Actual cash bal $50 sol 1855 $3.50 7io47s sso67o
The Sub-Treasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House of 05l Its net loss on balance
was s46.7lS, made up by loss IN curfeIcy VI
sf64 719 and loss in coin of sllS.600. To-days
operations include Receipts, 2954sI pay
ments s3,oo1 ego. resulting IN general balance
of slSs5l1. $50. consisting Of sSl'Zoo44 coin anu
sS6, 79l. 1886 currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money or call ruled at IL to per cent. Time
morey was inactive, quotations remaining at 21s
per cent for thirty days. per cents for three
months 3la TO per cent for four months and
to Az per cent for six months. Commercial
paper rates were 4d4i1 per cent for three months
Az ner cent for four months and 1875 per cent
for six months.
There were few commercial bills IN the foreign
exchange market but exchange against the Ana
conda Mine deal was again ofiered. ne mar ne
was strong and a trife higher. Inc rates a
which business was actually done were % luz
lows:
Sterling . fs ss .s H:at 81. Sas5' oss
F Fsgs:mai4. ;': -. 81. 81: ''Ass sSS:
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
places
count selling par: New-Orleans. commercial 40
200 discount. bank par; savannah. buying par,
selling II premium up to $1,000. l-lo premium toi
81 600 and over san Franc.sco sight lis pr niun'
telegraph, &c; Chicago eOc discount Bost ton, par
Bank clearings were as follows at the places
named: -York-Exchanges, Sill ,4SO.sSs bal
ances. s7Ssa6so BostenIExchanges Sls,zs4'. ts
balances s1.SS6.352. Baltlmore-Excnanges' a.
1873 1853: balances y33s,sst. Phadelphia-Ex-
changes sl5.3lO.N1; balances N's93:Sli, Gnicaso
Exchanges. $15.4sS.l99; balances. SloiZS9o'
Ito har ell
ket was s77sc per ounce Mexican dollars were
quoted at 81 In London the price OF bar SILVER
advanced 3l6 to 81 lied. Thirteen silver bullion
certificates were sold in the Stock Exchange at
6SIL India Council bills were allotted to-day IN
London at 10 27-32d per rupee. an advance OF
3-32d
Money on call in London was a per cent
The rate Of discount in the open market was IS
per cent for short and three months DIS
British consols quoted at 101 5-l6 for money
and 1919, for the account. American stocks IN
London were irregular Last quotations IN
London compared with yesterday last prices
and with their New-York equivalent. were as
follows:
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minter Resorts

W0R@0R1A MOIT SPRINGS
DELIGHTFUL RESORT FOR
LATE FALL. MONTHS.
$500 Feet Elevation in the Great Virginia Mountains.
SPECIAL PWll@AGl FOR THE SPRlNG
VIA WASHINGTON.
Leaves Pennsylvania T. L. Station New-York BOO
p NJ. Wednesday aud SATURDAY Washington IL 10 H. NJ
Dolly except Sunday. attached the f y V Limited
and arrives Hot Springs 9I5 morning Dining Car
Located on Chesapeake Il Onto Railway. about midway
between Washington and Cincinnati. Most wonderful
America Tor the OF rheumatism. govt and
nervous troubles Climate equaled Hotel open
all TIE year. Address FRED. STERRY. Manager Hot
Springs. Bath Co.. Va.
Excursion tickets on sale at c. & o. Offices $40 and
I 1923 broadway and offices PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

French rentes were quoted at 100 francs .
centimes Paris exchange on London. % francs 2
centimes; Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks 4
nfenutnps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds were inactive. Final quota
lions follow:
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

.. New York October 7th. 1885,
vVNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the sharehold'
4 ers Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY will
be held at the Companys office In New York City, No. II
Broadway Wednesday. November 18th. 1898. at Il
o'clock
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year Is to be
elected and three Inspectors Of Election.
The transfer books will remain closed from Friday
October Ilth 3 o'clock p. ". until Thursday. No
vember 14th at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
d w. MWILIIAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
STOCK MARKET LOWER.
TRADING CONTINUES DULL.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE HIGHER - BONDS
AND MONEY.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER %
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED.

BROOKLYN ELEVATED
,sa, 1894 1895
NJ rn,i..
Third week IN oct 80. sss s5i sai7si ,s7eos
Jan 10 Oct 2i...... 1.i5s. rs l3is.6S 1854 l'l
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
Number q, mill. ana 3Gs 36s
Third week in oc, sa2 ass $4,000 s43 546
jan u 10 Oct 2i...... l.G8.ySS lS2sHl i+@ooso
CLEVELAND. CANTON AND SOUTHERN
Number OF miles,. 10 20
Second In Oct. &lG5ss tBbsO
-, KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM,
Second week In Oct.... f2c.iD $40 POI s2sos2
Jan 10 Oct l4..... e2l.55s 1e5, 500 I'O02O
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INVESTMENT NOTES.


pfennings.
INVESTMENT NOTES.
Colorado Springs mining quotations. reported
by Thomas l.. Manson, j.. & Co. are as follows ,,s
land 199 Isabella. 25ss; Cod and Globe l9
Anaconda, .62H.
The indianapolis Union Railway Company. OF
IndianaDolis, Ind. will receive proposals Tor
sll 600 of its first mortgage bonds at the Fidelity
Insurance and Trust Company, of Philadelphia,
on or before November
The annual meeting OF the Newburg, Duchess
and Connecticut Railroad Company will be held
on Thursday October g. al Matteawan. n. Y.
A semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent has been
declared upon the capital stock Of the York
Security and Trust Company, payable NoVem-
Der !.
a quarterly dividend of per cent, payable on ana
after November l.
1t was reported to-day that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company had negotiated s6,OOOO 900 Pitts
burg Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis per cent
bonds guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Company
with two leading banking houses In this city.
The deposits Of Fidelity Trust Companys re-
ceipts for Chicago Gas stock with the Central
Trust Company. under the consolidation contract
now amount 10 1852 shares.
The following securities were sold at public auc-
ton at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom by
Adrian H. Muller Son:
Prices
% broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad oI.
80 shares Genet Air Brake Company ............
49, shares French Mirror Plate Company. New 90
shares sSaT French Mirror Plate company New
81 500 Cold Hnl Mining Company nrst mortgage 10.
eold soapon bonds due July l. lnS l ,.oi 100
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New 40
80 share. Fulton Municipal Gas Company Of
10 shares National Park Bank 2lS
~, 10 shares KnFs County Trust Company
100 faSss S. M"G, g, STan and ny S"@ilS es
Northern Railroad .............. ..'..'.''''ii'
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Counirp Board.

A NURSE will take limited number OF nvalids into
"A his country home references. +. T. POTTS. spring
Valley. Y.
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financial elections
THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS AND
Union STOCK YARDS co.
NETWORK Oct T. 1895.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Chicago Junction
Railways and Union Stock Yards Company for the eiec
ton OF Directors the transaction Of such other bus-
come before the meeting, VIII be held at me
office OF the company northwest Of Green and
Grand streets Jersey City. n j. Thursday. the 18th
day OF November. 1895 IL o'clock in the forenoon .
The transfer books Of the will close at T. M
Tuesday October IL. ard reopen Mt 10 A. NJ on FRI
day Nov 1895. OF the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM &. LANE.
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J. R, WILLARD & CO,

Members BOARD u Trade. Chicago; Produce Exchange
and Cons Stock Exchange New Y,ik
a ST.. New York. II Board Trade. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

Actual cash In the
Treasury Nauls
outstanding 80 90
i, q, ha,k /; 9iO 100 1907 5sl Dec s63 COL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24
NEW-ENGLAND LOAN l. TRUST co.

A SYNDICATE is being formed TO buy on easy
~ terms and lowest price. valuable block OF land
for Immediate dev eopment between buffalo and Niagara
Falls strictest investigation invited For details apply
H. n. Box 10, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-24

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