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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Poultry.

An excellent breakfast Is made for
poultry by scalding together some mid
dlings and bran, then add vegetable
parings, and scraps of meat, bread and
vegetables from the table. Before their
bedtime give them hearty meal of
grain, wheat, oats, barley or corn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Cutting Down Trees.

There Is a stringent law In Japan
that when one camphor laurel is cut
down, another must be planted in Its
place. The tree is hardy and long-lived,
attaining to an enormous size. 1t is
covered with a small leaf of vivid
dark green color. The seed or berries
grow inclusters, resembling the black
currant in size and appearance, and the
wood is employed for every purpose,
from cabinet-making to ship-building.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Her Argument.

Lady-But 1t seems to me you ask
very high wages, when you acknowl-
edge that you haven't had much ex-
perience.
WOuld-be servant-Sure, marin, amt
it harder for me when don't know
how!
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Prospects.

New resident-You say you wish to
marry my daughter. What are your
prospects? 10 n ~
Cow puncher--Well,' old man, there's
prospect of your being lynched IL you
don't consentt The boys are outside
with a rope! sSa
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
To Prevent a Horse Kicking.

The illustration shows a device to
he used where horse kicks his stable
companion. 1t is made from one-inch
galvanized iron tubing. The two cor
ners are screwed together with re-
turn coupler. Pins go through holes
in the upper ends and are attached to
the woodwork Of the stall. A cord is
fastened to the device for raising or
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

lowering as required. When not in
use it Is raised and is well out of the
way Of everything. In use, it does not
interfere at all with the animals
movements, except to prevent his be-
ing too free with his feet and legs
Orange Judd Farmer
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

madly down the
road any longer
alright her. Mr..
Zimmermann, o I
Paris, with what
seems to be partic.
ular consideration
for the feminine
fears, has invented
an apparatus war
ranted to stop the
mad coraar If the
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

BY struggling with misfortune we
are sure to receive some wounds in the
conflict; but n sure method to come off
victorious is by running away.-Gold-
smith.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

A good word is an easy obligation;
but not to speak iii requires only our
silence, which costs us nothing.ITH-
lOtsOn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Build the House Back.

1t Is n matter of wonderment to
many why so lnrge a proportion of
farmers build their homes close to the
road when they have the whole farm
behind them. Instead Of fresh green
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
A MOist Climate.

AT Greytown, on the eastern coast Of
Nicaragua, the annual rainfall is 297
inches, while on the Pacific coast the
average precipitation is but Go inches.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

Mrs. Winslow'e SOOTHING SYRUP for Childrsa
teething; softens the gums reuuces inhamIn alton.
alsys pain. cures wind collie. 2 cents bottle.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

Kaiser Not short Of Carriages.
ThetGerman Emperor owns $50 car
riages for the use of himself and his
court. s.nJ' 2" .@..s-"snf
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

believe my prompt use of Piso's CuYe
prevented quick consumption.-Mrs Luz
cy Wallace, Marquette. Kan, Dec II, %
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

When the hair has fallen out, leaving
the head bald, if the scalp is not shiny,
there is a chance of regaining the hair by
using Halls Hair Remover
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

from being shaken and churned about
SO much as 1t otherwise would be, thus
causing 1t to keep sweet longer.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

No man ever offended his own con-
science, brt first or last 1t was re-
yenged upon him for it.-South.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
Hot Weather N

Hot Weather Milk Can.
A can is here shown that has been
highly praised as hot weather milk
receptacle. Ii Is closed tight and capped
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

No More Runaway Horses.
Let not the most timorous Of her sex
fear any longer to handle the reins.
Let not the vision of horse tearing
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

FITS ;Permanen b Cured. No nts nervousness
After first days of Dr. Kljne's treat Nerve o-
Gorer send for Rec Sc 90 trial bottle and treats
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

Y % Ul.4N9-- WI
"a Halls Catarrh Cure.
Is constitutional cure. Price 20 cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

Look sharp II is time to begin when your skin breaks
out In pimpes To Glenn's sulphur Soap.
HIPS Hair and hisker Dye. black or brown. 50c
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

Consistency and temperance strength,
en- virtpeb t4va yi.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

retired captain, sixty years Of age well known
to the reputable citizens of New Haven suffered from
an overworked and worn-out digestive apparatus. He
had faith in patent medicines for dyspepsia
but was induced by friend to try Ripans Tabules
This he did with but little hope of benefit After try
ing them for time he said the friend who had
directed his attention them Those Ripans Tabules
were so effective from the that amazed at
the result They wizards All the dyspepc misery
endured by since becoming landubber has dis
appeared take every night now, and feel much
reuvenated by their that sometimes think could
climb ships rigging well as did thirty years ago"
s s:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

A woman loves a man and adores a
fool.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07

lIOO0 = ! IAIo with Hoods SarsanarilIa
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-10-07
NEGLECT is SUICIDE.
Plain by
- Suffering
~ ONE o Senses

II you were drowning and friendly hands showed ?
refused st. you .wouldlbe committing suicidel
Yet that is precisely what women doing If they
almost dead with misery yet refuse grasp the kindly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
~r1DvopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER % 1897

ment brick and stone dwelling: Wii;iam uou-
de-t No 5l3 West 16ls-st. owner II ro''''AN 200
archlicc. ...........
InYngton-aye No Gl5, q s'ory anu Jas
mem brick dwelling with store; AZ ~ttair
Of No CTS I/eyin -tOn-ave, ""hc-' ht''S'e" no
stone Of No i.5 Ccnfre-si. a:ch-trrts. -
Essex-st 40 162 fOur-sioy Dr- - ..i.oit-' =
wish store Samuel Baum owner bc''9'e'" 90
stone architects - ,.,,-,en
N0nroe-st. 2ii. to hve-sofy urcA DTi..ne,s
with store Nathan Federgreen c"ie'' be''s'''' 90
Waier-st No GAL u a three (, ,.nnr.
Aired II saclay. Of No 30 Wet o,tn-S ""..r
Edward \ Choate. OF No 1870 West 'is'-s'' ono
%eyy buildngs branch office:
Homes = o. q II B.yeA'-st; ior tnre,
,v-r-story frame dwellings 2iN1''. Mhrtnh
Iavelle. Of No 1.i1J Hoc-s. owner 9o.h IN -oo
Lavells, No 81 East l:stn-st arc'i'e 49,, i
Honest r g 9o.6 II Of lG9th-st; tor a tnree-
s,or, frame tenement. with store. exit; Chris
tan W Petersen o No 1913 Honest owner
Charles G Jorgenscn Of No l-s3 hoe-s' aren't ooo
r,rognect-ave W s. - IT n OF 13ist-st for SIX
two story frame dwellings, 2iix3if; charles
van Rlper. OF 80 31S Mor-ave. owner; 81 49, ooo
Tskcr o. NO s92 East l3sth-st. ARCHITECT. -'"o
Commonwealth ave. g 6. i15 Z of Mansion-st;
CrIsck owner: ". &. Dickerson. az li9th-st ga
and 3d-ave architect i'o
ST Iawrence-ayr. $50 II Of Merrill-st; Tor
a tw0-story frame dwelling. @Oy3O; GhilnGha!h
& Gordon. ~ NJ 1Gi> Intervalc-avc, owners, a..
" & picker-1n architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3oo'
Alterations. branch ogce:
Jacliscn-sve. . s. l6j II n II Cedar Pace; 10
two-storv frame dwelling +lx.O6: James u -oo
Patton. owner J De Hart. architect .......... oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

rrFTH-AvE. PROPERTY SOLD.

The most important transaction In the rea' es
tate market yesterday was the Closing by JUN ~
Gold.ng Of a sale Of valuable property IN rim
ave- which rumor had previously declared 10 DC
permanently off Mr.. Gold.ng sold for Mrs. Helen
n Knlckerbocker vacant property in ruin
20 feet north OF Sixty-fourth-st" 'oXilo' u D.
Winthrop and James j. Wysong. of Newport iof
about s2s0.OO0. The buyers propose 10 eieo' W.
35-foot houses for their own occupancy Oh .ne
plot The property adjoins the plot IN S Sx1g
by Orme Wilson FOR his new residence ,o,,
Bayrv Nos & ss sD and lG G72 East one hundred
ard forty eghthst. four story d01o'e, ESQ for Ed
Mard Patterson and William thinner the plot
50xlVO, on the south side OF iseInnxander-ave
also for the same parties plot ,oSl1o on 1 la
north side OF One-hundred and.thrty,, nro-s' 100
feet se west est OF souSrd AS Walker Realty
have sold 10 builder Tor dhfy-
nirth-st i2l feet south OF Merose-ave.. OH p'""'~
terms. .. -, tor Edward Namedor,
81 tI1ess sche no IL west seventy ffthsi:: a
four-story brownstone private dwelling OH p'''"'
Miles Heller have sold for TIE Hahn es,ae IT,
owenelS and Pr@g1 d. fSr wh some hTeesto
buildings thereon. Modern tenemen'-house' "'''
be waS 4 n fnf ne bhdcr sold to Mrs
Clara Is Meyer, 10 4ai West and nbasement stone
sixty.second-st, a ihree-story al"
The trustte of St Paus Church nave sSS 70
the ErnSt-MarX SEndlCatc ss 1,o,,i's place near
is axi30 at Third-aye and ST. fau' fr,,,ate terms
sod ST 10 M Yni h46us P'T cSa e
TO-; Nose, from Walter j. Hall. on we cas-
side Of St Nicholas Place oPPqSS oneSt n" lot
and-sixty-sec Mr. He' .pctisn in 1895 Tor
SOTO The present price is about the sane on the
buyer will erect fve-story single H"'"ou''
property ..sor Peter + Meyer
& Co sold No. 427 East Fifiy-seconu-e fore
Story tenement-house. near First-ave' s,Hdor FOR
Closure. TO J. C. G. Iiupfel, an outside pnue'' '0'
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
OEAIED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with the

- title OF the work and the name Of the bidder in.
Aors.d thereon will be received by the Department q
fourth street and FIFTH avenue Central Park until
FOR FOR FURNIsHING ALI. THE LABOR. AND FUR
NisHiNo AND ERFCTING ALL THE IN, MATERIALS Is
as HEEN sPEcITIEp THE NE Es1a so rIIDIST
AID ENLARGENENT or TIM AM ME M MtsErW
CIR ApE ,nciudInx ali Blasting and Ex
csvatne Blind and other DraIrs Fnunds'ion. Concre-
sns Txrictwork Rubble-stnne Work Filling aod Ramming
Of Trenches Grading Masorwork Granite and Other
etcnewmk Pastering and Stucco-work. FireproofinH.
Cast Iron Wrought Iron and Steel Galvanized Iron and
Wirework Copper and other Metawork skylishts Giaz
tns Roofing Fashings guards Gu'tering Leaders.
Plumbing, Gas, and other Ppes rpener-work Door
Steps. Platforms Cleaning Pipes Valves. Electric WORK
end Alteration to and Connections with Present Buildings
Fer psrticuiars see "cIty Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
11ublic Notifies.
:,
q EAIED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH l


@ EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH The
~ title of the OF the bidder Endorsed
thereon Will be received by the Department OF Public
psIks at us Offices Arsenal Building Sixtyfourth street
ana Fifth avenue Central Park. until O'clock p. M OF
Monday September 81. 1897. for the foiowing-naned
works: - .....,-, .r,>., ,xr p,vrxc u1r,
rvI FORD PAVEMENT CERTAIN ROADWAYS IN
MosnoLU PARKWAY. between Van Cortland, avenue
and Webster ayense n ne T 81 Hn" PSVNo WITH
ASPHALT PAVEMENT. ON TIE PRESENT PAVE,
WTST WHERE NOT ALREADY PAVED WITH
HsPHiLT STRIPS FOR BICYCLES on ETHER ; IR sIpE
TFFRsEC-riNG AVENUES. CATHEDRAL PARKWAY.
from The easterly crosswak Of The Plaza at Eighth
svenue 10 the westerly crosswalk Of Amsterdam avenue
in tie City OF New YORK: ,-o.oo,.,,,,c,, c,.,,-ry
AN NAP OF ALI. THAT PORTION OF THE BRONX
PARK LOCATED ON THE soCTHERLY SIDE OF
PELHAM AVENUE.
For nar;icuials see City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
LIFE.SAVERS TO SHOW THEIR SKILL.

The annual swimming races under the auspices
NJ the Volunteer Life Saving Corps OF New York
and Inland Waters will take place at the foot OF
Fifty-eighth-st., South Brooklyn. next Sunday
Captain Davis Dalton dressed in a French mill
tary uniform including hat and boots. will swim
FEN miles hoping TO cover that distance In about
Ave hours He will also swim two miles with his
hands tied behind his back. Several members or
the corps will give exhibitions Of their lifesavlng
work rescuing drowning persons and resuscitatinG
the apparently drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

74 80 2 :'.95s . qnd 90 90 t
irresu:sr; William II Wits. referee to Au 10000
Avenue b. No $50. 2sxs5: Christian f'eeh anu 1880
2o,h:st. Nos l57 to lel West COX nesu'a' 10
Sewman ct q H,f TO HGe'!i cNan another 80 600
nayd1a,y as 70 as es s's'G st Gi T. Of a
ie ssx rf Sg Can NayhoH and wife to
SD es s l5 ' Of 2s7 ioA2o'. 10000
'S ic 1.m n sc snfeyer VIZ Cav NE En Mary
aaoave corner iis}h,s'5.. Si%' 10000
Hen az SS sAf 1ssi 2Sexso John Wall and
,ss Sie to ss''1S? ;@SsS TsIaS
As Msry Hardy to ;x,sorn.-s
v? sGpiSc: s.soo Hes, and wife Thomas
~ wife i l e % L. $;as %
xI2se Pau D sss ,s sns WI" William liz "t ossns
St nd wife to Christian scheppau i,,i:
Lot 400 map Scion f A. syse e''A'' 1853
ws5s Aksn TO 27cic in 81 l7sias SlHicos
,rreFulsr; Ca,haylne Har, 10 Agnes haft a.,
s5Sc 7s%na:o Ga:asao and wife Alfonso
g: ;'' sss Il: csisa,. q a. S1 T
w sSsl sS ayd,ns Ire ssween lois
and 2. map v,iafs E. WITT W Ms sqairds
urons,s--nve . s. as opened AZ divi me ~
tween lots 20 and "a. II PROLONGED. nap la -. al
Inner Norrisan!a =; susie Is Mc1id" u 81 o.
webster-ave e s. as opened az same DIVISION i Dc
80 q n . Rivey-s. n s2x ~ -. ~
VIZ, q snuires ard wife 20 Clara Moi'agrue' -
, ., zoe man amended Bronxwood PARK AI'ah I
Macdonell 10 Edward BuIton. 400 .cs "a az
Tot. 800 10 $751; 400 40. 4le. Al 40. 400 W X,
map Arden property: Matilda Fraser !" " !
saI as Geometry: w Taylor and wife to EDWARD
c,srr Sus.0n No s2s "a ax0axc4 ax?9 Emma
'rhayrssr,ane 10 Pincus Lowenfed ana amptnhLJ,
WAIT No I u tx irregular; FTanzisKa "'e'"' I
%, to henry 9as West. 2S1eso Joseph Mendeison 10
"a Vie 10 William c G Wilson s-. a. 'Ic,::;,;
Madison ave corner :oun,ss' 10
e, ,a"I s3 n W OF od-aye. l6xlVo; Na'"a" =, oCo
y Clark and wife 20 Ellen v NJ ,Seo1tey.. ;11io,.
1,Ir,,anI, sv. W 9 so II Of iyith-.i; rA"V:
Christian Schoppau. and vile 10 "'''"
ave W g. 30 Il Of ij6th,st oUHIvo'
Iianrn Fenken e. =. christian scnoprau,M
,,an !. 20 n e Of Trpity-ave. loxIlo; MIN
NE Zwergel 70 Katharine 7 hltcheh;, In ,nnie
Teiser 10 katharine 7 kltcnen.' ,,::.,,,o.' San
,o1l - ia Z, OF Trnityave. lJxilO sam I
vel F'.idnan and wife 70 Katharine ~ Tnna
,,Ss 10 I, Q Of T-inty-ave, loxllO Lem
C;reenberger 10 Katharine T. n.,s,e II II
barrett referee. 10 Emil L'vi.'''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
BUILDING PLANs FILED.

Plans buildings and alterations have oesn Med
at tho Department o. Buildings as follows:
New buildings main Office: - -.
eth-ave e s. 24.9 II s Of 3dth-st. for z hve-story
brick tenement with store. 24.sxa3s: Margaretha
Rupp. Of No 4ss 9th-aye, owner; Joseph woii. I'M
OF No LIPS Broadway, architect. $l!'oeo
Is3d-st. 8 g. rs II Of 11th-Aye: for nve three,
story brick dwellings, 1ox52: John JEFFERSON am
isass and ' iithaWa s.chiscct $1,000
iTOth-st. g. 05 II E OF Audubon ave. for three
Flass cSamsers. Of No &c Wsii-S architects 1000
Alterations main once:
16lst-st No 3l3 West. to tnree-story eno oase-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
WHITE STAR LINE.

(NLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON s. e. tn SOUTH ani SOUTHWEST.
JACKsONVII,I.E and all FLORIDA POINTS.
From per -. l.. r Goot Roosevelt ST.. > p m. -
COW NC'UF SATURDAY sept. -
If. 't.t pI- u'Sf! ','pN
SEMINOLE. Sathfhay I'i- :
fret class .~enC'r accommo iat.pns.
T.. CLYDE e. CO.. General Agents.
= Bowling Green, y Y.
Fla Cont S'penlr Fast /. < y Line. via Jacksonville.
Great SO and Passenger Line, Via Cnar es.on.
7. G. EiER General Agcr, 373 Bronfway. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson Sarah b. and aus ~ ,S S ytar. $1,000
t,ycI Joseph ana Rose A. to George " Dayton 1000
10 q East eis,,st year Mary Aston a:
DG snaidisn q Edwn A.sn Be9'3 yesIs 400
g e Of s sin .hd vii. ', TO romma-o codano
n W Orchard now HOneywe'l-a'e. 80 II 800
cahen sAiS C1a to Hannah cahon No 90 East 800
cop s9idw"E Ge?f Asa[s to ciarce shsidiow
Mount H sys Pia year ioo II 30
conen pas ana wife ~ rH to W aHs demand 5000
cap Sh-i sydney CHARLES M ..o s,s1s a
IN 100 acres 81 O o, land in Boone county Iowa 100
co S5S Y TdTard D. and VIE Mutual Life
100 IT Of 2d-sve year xaI,e to Tommaso Gior-
DO aann mas HS Orchard now oneywell-a q: $50
r aSs S Ssss So carr: fs:: =; -as yea; 1900 1888
Gi9IdanO ToInaso 70 ,l H1 s BLOCK G amended
ns SS Of MqPes e', Msly riswod ''
S Ssn,fs n aas saax $svgos and land nd
bSn W rG, Go1 Xcke 2 .,
c,s, yeaE s6n and wife to German, American Real
Es,atc Title Guarantee Company, io"a-N. 1900
$50 q c0aTand1,s s,ceI yT T4n., company.
conner sdaye and liwh;s years Webster '''
nsS G gs$ l; ;,5s' 10 , Tsf. Ross, 800
K Msps' fssas II and wife to John Ncter
Kahncrnann, Hannah. 10 John h buit' ->' -"' ,,0
Kee9an' Mary. to Frank Munsey. ives; n Of 40,
loi a6S map Of unonPo, year cav Real Estate
Koehler David a. 0 ana VIE 20 : years. IT, 900
MS1sHs Ellen i9 to Ferdinand Morrison, 40
i5c,h.s; 1903 # OF M9rrs-svs mopi f. - 'o'
"s Susan channng lODihs No 2Al East. ooo
Mendel.on. Hattie to William 6 wilson =, mn
Madison-aye and s1th-si' t ysais 1s7,h '''
oBrsn' mary - Rs,ss.teav. wears $500
Same . Emma B Ievin; is''h-s'' io' ~ II $500
patterson Kate 10 Hudson p Rose lot 42l. Block
\ amended mep II " Rose Mares estate " ,e7
pan James. to the Railroad Co-operative.
Building and Loan Assoeiaii2n LOT 81 map OF orr
South Washiny,Snys s' oaqhr,on cor
Bryant and l72d fts. \ year i''''
towards, Sophia and samuel D. to sismund ana
spayks Robert, and wife to Broadway savings
Institution City OF New-York. 2Th-st. l4t
7tbsye year ................... 1900
s.hoppsu chr!stian. to william c oesting.
nor tn 1896
same to same e st. save. 1904 IT Of
solomon David. and wife to Christian Flick. No
rfIon THOMAS j. and Margaret 10 Mary A Car
roll and another No ~ West S4,h1st year: "oO
's smhst ISL # Of sd-aye 1000
Nschtigall Ems, ". to Hudson Rose. lot 300. o -
wolf Philip. and wife 10. Eliza NJ zerega e, al.
trustees Of Augustus zerega. No l2s West .. mn
w iTGth- 1oS, ana Mimi. 81. TO chsuncey
Kerr No $50 10 ss7 lst-aye. yeArs. 30 600
Wagner william, and wife 10 the Dry Dock saw
ings Institution. s 4th~st. 100 II W OF Avenue - o
wehtr William ii. to Frederick Folz. 18TH ..
e. Zoo # . Of Brook-ave. demand mortgages 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
BANANA RAILROAD.
Y AVANNAU LINE.

ITO VENEZUELA.
Steamers II the RED -" LINE under mail con.
tract with IA, United states Government appointed
20 sail from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
and Maracalbo via curacao.
SIS PHILADELPHIA Saturday September ~.
CARACAS. Tuesday. October D, y. m.
"a VENEZUELA 49,. Thuratay. DC; her Ia. p M
BOI'LTON. BLISS X DAl.IETr.
General Managers No 49, Front st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

FRENCH LINE.
CDMPAGNGE GENEkALE rransatlantque.
" DIRECT LI%E To HAI PARIS. FRANCE
LA CHAMPAGNE Pprct. ..-.,. sat Oct :. ~ a. m
Rates o, massage F.i-t class y "a Paris. Sl0 and
unvarts h, al eNccp, La T0uraine Including
,,Iiway Fare 10 Par, and landing charges Pastor
sea, ia ex.r, Curing Second class to
Paris. So = =. -
A. FOPGEr General Asen Rowing Green y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25

A uns received At their Uptown Once No i242 Broad
ANY "a dor north Of Sis-st. until o'clock D. m: adj
versem.ns received at the following branch orces at
regular ofics rates until o'clock M VIZ ~ sh-
ave and i<th-st: i<2 near West Goth
st. 100 West <2d.se. near oth-svs: W East Atn-st.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-25
Dipi0cn0 Notices.

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DINLDEND:. -,
m HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS nave this
day declared quarterly dividend 40, Of roTR PER
Ale on and after October until which date the trans
Ter oooHs VIII o' '''''' II. p. DoREMUs. Cashier.
New York September cath. 1907
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STEAMSHIP LINES

M FOR TEXAS SO. CAROLINA GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA.
Dt,rIGUTrv'r. SIN DAYS VOYAGE BY SEA
TO GALVESTON TEXAs. Theme. by rail to MEXIco
ciTi Ash POINTS IN MEXIco and %,r to DENVER
SAN FRANCISCO and all California Winter Resorts
FLoRIDA-viA PORT KofA, : {" AND BRUINS
tn r,CESONyII.rI, ST. ANCl TINE. TAMPA &C.
ssTp. TGItT and MOUND TRI. Tickets issued 70 al.
cor 70 in Texa. Co,orado ttah Alto C forna. Mex.-
Co., VIII. foi 1ur 6o-page Pocket Guid mailed freel
r II MALLORY 6 co. Ger. A:'s. PIER ~. F. r.. " Y
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STOCK VALUES LOWER
IRA DERS FORCE DECLINES
FURTHER ENCOURAGING RAILROAD
EARNINGs-THE MONEY MARKET.

GALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER =.
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS =
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VIRGINIA MI7T SPRINGS
OPEN ALI. TIE YEAR.
PERFECT FALL. CLIMATE. 800 FEET ELEVATION.
ON CHESAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY.
THE NEW HOMESTEAD.
rrar. modern hotel completed ard opened last year;
r.'f,s.s ard casino. Most baths known Tor
Cout and nervous troubles Every bath from
DOWN springs Of natural hot water.
GOLF II:ilS ASD WELL, KEPT GREEN
Fine Livery ana magnificent Mountain Surroundings
Iullfnan Compartment car New York e. Hot Springs
vtthou, change. TUESDAY. Thursday aud Saturfii.
H0ok. at Fred. Scnlnr'ds Met BID. Mad son 80.
Excursion tickets and Pullman reservations Al Chesa-
eake and ONO Offices 362 and 1898 Broadway ard Offices
icnnsyl. alla Railroad -
FRED STERRY. Manager.
Hot Springs Bath Co. Va.
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COOKS ROUND THE WORLD TOURS will

y ,a,e the Pacific Coast FOR Six months tour on
80, ~ ,nt Nov dos --ptlye programme. TfIOS
,ooK A. son .ii & .225 broadway y. Y.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS 60 Ect.

NNO LEr.-Handsomey furnished Apartment In the pn
L h0use Apartment Hous". facing the Park. Immedi-
A; uosgessOn APPLY JaUitOr no ~ West 5gth-st
lOD-ST. NEAR COLUMBIA. BARNARD AND
ISc TEACHERS COLLEGES. M7rn!ngsie Para: con-
yenent L. cable and trolley roads, lin Is furnished
apartments rooms and bath. private halls and every
Improvement: moderate rents. Apply premises. or
address II. s. THOMPSON 20 Broadway.
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FURNISHED lioomo 10 Get.

DARE CHANCE. near Hoffman House private or nns
IL toer.crs. season Or longer. beautiful 'sinry loot
parlor Hoor waEu.he -ntly. atunaaufy
ana srtstca.ly furnished and costly furniture.
nia,o linen silver Including board q i've persons fur
nished ana - magnificent private c'ninf room
b. Nrs'-ciass chef. who instead q
,,yirr cn Dor t,r'ion 4 basement. fru.she. above
~. care no expense f-r Kitchen: family going
Iuroue ALEXANDER. 2l6 3fh-av".
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Lang Soth ct, 500 # Of st.ays: bs yyass
Byci Joseph and Rose A. to George " p@!'o".
no, 10 ce"rre. and wife TO Mary aston; as
euardisn Of Edwin listen No., ses', Years.
c,,,o g Z, TITO ana wife Tommaso Giordano,
W = Orchard now Honeywei-aNe' Zi9 II "
OF Saipueis' iJsnnah Cahon No 90 East