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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-03-13

lie glaive a tue bien des hommes,
Ia bouche en- tue bien plus.
f. de NEUcHATEAU.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-03-13

QUAINT u notre ami David. il dormait
touj'nfS, Ignolant que rombre de la
mort s'ctait etendue sur lui.
Dependant, son sommeil etait
moins profond. Une heure de repos
await implement rtpar6 la fatigue
t'u matln ct rendu Il ses membres
appesaltis leur eiasticite primitive.
Ii commeneait a Sc retourner, remnant
les leyres CONNIE sill parlait en- songe,
etendant un bras, une be,-bref,
Sc livlant a tous ces petits mouye-
ments qui presagent un reveil pro-
fond. Tn brult de roues qui s'appro-
chat de plus en plus retentlssant
ylnt orusqner lie denouement. David
Sc leva en- sursaut ct redeyint subj
tement maltre de ses ldees c'etait
III dliiigence.
He dcnducteur ! cria-t-il, ayez-
yous encore une place ?
-Oui, sur l'imperiale.
David escalada lestement la vol
ture, ct Sc jucha sur la banquette
LIE VOLTA done roulant joyeusement
yers Boston, sans jeter un regard
ce boseuet on, durant une heure, il
await etc. sans sen douter, lie louet
du sort.
II ne savait pas que rimage de la
Fortune etait venue Sc mirer dams
fonde limpide de la source il ne
savalt pas que lie doux murmure dies
eaux s'etait confondu avec les soupirs
de lAmour il ignorait enfn que le
spectre de la Mort rayait un instant
menace, que son sang await failli cou-
ler,-et tout celia en- fespace dune
heure settlement
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
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1oeal nuainsa. rrouhlen.

T.G. Dreyfus & Bro, jobbers in cigars and
novelties at 90 Lispenard street, did not open
their store for business yesterday. and a large
number Of creditors were soon on the spot try
ing to learn what was the matter. Everything
Of value had been removed from the store on
THURSDAY. Tho firm had done q business Of
about $50. 900 a month and had paid for pur-
chases satisfactorily up to a few months ago.
The partners are Theophile G. Dreyfus and
! Gustave c. Dreytus. The firm made q state
ment on July 9 claiming assets $9s.67s and
liabilities S24,477 Deputy Sheriff Whoriskey
received two executions against the firm for
! 1866 and went to the store. but would not
break into the store unless the judgment credit.
ors gave a bond. 1t was reported that some of
the goods had been shipped to Philadelphia and
to Lancaster, Pa.
The place Of business of julius Shweitzer.
cloak manufacturer. at 81 Greene street, was
closed yesterday. The stock was removed on
Thursday. and he Is said to have given q bill of
sale to auctioneers. Mr.. Shweitzer's inven-
tory Of Jan. l showed assets $37, 900, liabilities
John and Louis Lincks. composing the firm of
J. Lincks & Co., manufacturers Of packing boxes
ct 523 and 525 West Nineteenth street, made
On assignment yesterday to William Muth, CIV
Ing preferences to Mr.. Muth for 5000 and to
Adolph Burdorf for 800.
George Y. Ellis, plumber and contractor at 245
West Twenty-sixth street, made an assignment
yesterday to Edwin F. Storm without preference.
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ronrIax cRoP RkroRrs.
.,.v,ase or wheat and Rye in Europe-orep
Prospects In India Improved.

ARLINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The Agricultural De-
n,rtmont lie informed through It's agents abroad
Nat the reports OF n shortage in the wheat and
.,.crops of European countries are fully war
..n,.d by the facts. In eastern Europe particu-
,.-,y .herc is n deficiency Of rye. In a special
~, iron report Stat!stician Hyde OF the de.
partment says;
S"Tbis fact, as we'll as the wheat deficiency.
lii tend to restrict the expectation OF the latter
,.ou those European countries which usually
,.,o n surplus OF that grain. As to non-Eu.
Ian countries other than tho United States,
,rh.,r aggregate contribution to tho European
,r,plv will he materially affected by the fact
mi India, denuded by the famine. will have
rr,otically no wheat to export"
United states Consul o'Connor. at Yarmouth,
,ovs Scotia. reports that carly crops In tho
.or,hwestern part Of that province were much
,ripred by wot weather during the FIRST half Of
June.
conservative commercial estimates put tho
,otal wheat crop In France az low rs 100000. 600
hectoliters, making 1t about one-soventh less
than the heavy crop of 1896. Reports mp to
ps,r the end of July represent that the weather
r.. unfavorable for harvesting, especially in
N, north. So far as tho harvest has yet nd.
v,nced the results arc said to be far from salts
fantDry. OOJn Ut Y tuuhsisy INV heAss
40. ,.nd TO encourage shy expectation that tho
.,or will exceed the lower estimates.
An official report from Germany says that
none Of the leading cereals is rated as good,
Mail adyices from Russia speak unfavorably
rreat heat having caused premature ripening;
ePriccs OF wheat at Vienna arc reported, TO 90
the highest in ten years, and foreign wheat ID
being imported. -
satisfactory, but that OF rye deficient.
Adyices from Copenhagen, dated July 81; say
that rye had suffered from storms, but wheat
H@s n fair average crop and barley good.
The wheat crop of Roumania is described as
~yery disappo ntinG." and parcels OF new grain
receiyed in London are irregular and Of very
poor quality. ,.,-.
the end Of July the wheat crop had suffered
seriously from heavy rains.
Crop prospects in India were improved by
rairs in many districts, but in Bombay and
Punjab much more rain was needed.
Reports from Australia say the crops have
boon improved by rain. and according to latest
mail advices were fairly good.
Telegraphic reports from Argentina represent
the weather as being favorable for the crops.
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NEW YoRx. Friday, Aug. 2o.-Receipts OF beeves
were ,16l head. al cars to be exported. 173 cars
direct to local slaughterers and 81 cars to be sold.
Active and strong all around. The yards were cleared
in good season. Native steers sold at $40 y
$50 81 30, bulls ut 81. boa S3.l5, dry cows at . 1880
$500. Dressed beef firm at 7Gbsi2c. y n. for
native sides. Cables from British markets quote
American steers at l09lic. v n. dressed weight:
American refrigerated beef ut Siaa9c. y n. FIX.
ports to-day, 32S heeves; tomorrow, 1883 beeves.
% sheep, and 1850 quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves, all for the market, were 100
head 5sO head on sale. all told. Market more active
than yesterday, but veals still showing weakness in
price. About 10 head wero carried over. Neals sold
ut 81. 50tG 0.15 y 100 Ds.; buttermilk calves at
o. Clty dressed veals slow at 01ttl lie Y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 4 cars direct
to butchers, were e.3bO head; 3oia cars on sale all
told. Prices ruled LED 4c. y n. lower than yesterday
all around. lambs selling with fair freedom, but sheep
were dull. About o cars were carried over. Sheep
sold at e2.250c4 y 100 MS; lambs at 81. IotG8o.
Dressed mutton. 5S11ac. Y n; dressed lambs. 20
9Lc.
head on sale. Weak. at e~4.3o@e4.eo y 100 MS.
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FinanriaI.
KL0NDIKE I!
FinanriaI.
British North American Trading and
Exploration 90.

While other companies are arranging exploration
aud prospecting parties to locate claims in Alaska
next year, this company has q large force OF men
ia king gold out OF their property on Bonanza Creek
at the present time; and II Is estimated that the
cleanup" for the winters work on one claim alone
will be between three and four hundred thousand
dollars.
The company has purchased from Mr.. A. f. Iron.
monger Sola or Dawson City his ten claims (under
new regulation situated on Bonanza. Fl Dorado and
Last Chance creeks. close TO the discovery claim
on each and In the centre OF the richest districts ye:
discovered.
In the Klondike. He has had three and a half years
practical experience on the ground as miner. trader
and carrier. and. like Mr.. Joseph Ladue. is deeply In.
terested in the development of Dawson city. and Is
probably the man most familiar with the necessities
and advantages OF the Gold Fields.
Exploration syndicate. Mills Building. Wall street.
and at our own ONCE. 81 and % Wall street. New
York, at 0l.00 per share.
subscriptions and remittances must be made pay.
able TO J. +. Connolly. Treasurer.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
President, Gen. b, NJ. Whitlock. New York.
list Vice. Pres Hon. Chas. 7. O'Ferrall. Gov. Va.
I'd Vice. Pres. j. W. Woodside. Philadelphia.
Theo. Hellman Of Seligsberg 4 Co. Bankers, Z Wall
St, New York.
A., +, Iroumonger sofia, Dawson City. Alaska.
7. ". Timpson. New York.
Hon. WIN. A. Beach. Syracuse. y. Y.
Treasurer. Hon. ]. F. Connolly. Newark. NJ
General Attorney. G. II. Vines. New York.
Secretary, Alex. 4. Arthur. New York.
,., Wells Fargo 4 Co.. New York
hahAeF'' Trademarks National Bank. New York.
Registrars. The Knickerbocker Trust Co, NY.
Con. Eng. Fred G. Corning, 80 Wall ST, y. y. Chas
W. Prange, st. Louis. BIO.
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steadior. Mess, %. 75@e 40. Tallow. sac. Butter
Creamery, Western, 17i2c. Eggs-western, loo. Chi.
cage, Aug, 2O.-"Provisions had an easy spot early
under aggressive selling, but soon responded to the
general buying. led by the largest house In the trade.
Thereafter the market was a broad bull market. with
considerable Increase IN the speculative Interest.
Selling of pork by English packers held that article
down. ribs closed strong at best prices OF the day.
The cash trade continues immense. The market Is In
a healthy condition and Will sell much higher.
SraAR-Raw and refined quiet and unchanged.
WooI-The Wool EXCHANGE quotes foreign woods as
follows: Port Phillip combing, 28tS3Oc.; Port Philip
clothing. 2A@YBa.; Adelaide combing. 22@2tc.; New
Zealand clothing. 23d 2jc,; Fine crosshrcd, 2TG2Sc,;
Cape clothing, 17olsc.; Cape combing. lssl9c.;
Mont. primera, ls@lsac,; Mcrino, .l7i23l Sc:i. Cana
dian combing, 2b@2Bc. English and ~1rtsh-lrish hogs.
2SGb28lac. Irish wethers, 22q22l1 c. shropshire, ESQ
23i2c.; Sussex tegs, 22S23c. Sussex ewes. 25Go20c.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20,-rhese were to-day's prices;
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TAX on SAYINGS BANKS.
A Neubure Rank says n the AssessmeE
or Its Personal Property L. Illegal.

or Its Personal Property 10 Illegal.
NEwsuRo. Aug. 2o.-The Board Of Estimates
and Review of this city gave a hearing to-day
10 the Newburg Savings Bank. which, for the
arst time, has been assessed one million on per-
sonal property. Tho bank claims the assess-
ment to be illegal and has employed q New York
law firm to fight the case for them. The brief
unlimited by them alleges that the bank IL not
liable to taxation upon its franchise. surplus, or
J other personal property. and that the surplus
1 fund. which is taxed. is only hold by the bank
for the security Of depositors against loss in car
| rying on the business.
There is no law authorizing the imposing of
such q tax. On the contrary. under section l23
Of the Banking laws. tho bank is authorized to
accumulate, such a trust fund to meet contin.
gencies, such as depreciation Of securities. The
brief also says that savings banks are not re-
CURED to make reports except to the Superin.
tendent OF Banking. and that IL the assessment
% held legal. it is Inaccurate and excessive. The
that the surplus is in United States bonds and
exempt from taxation. and that there is really
DO surplus. within the meaning Of the law, sub
sect to taxation.
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Real Estate Private sales.

Lowenteld & Prayer have purchased from John
Augustus Ricard the plot No. "a Pitt street, 81. lox
100, on private terms; also from the executors Of
John schmidt the plot No. As Broome street with
building thereon. 25xS5.
VI. & ]. Pallatschek has sold for Leo Hutter No. 1s49
Fifth avenue, a double nat house. Ave stories with
stores, 2B. SxS2,
Thomas p. Payne has sold for Edward Jenkins to
former District Attorney John y. Lewis No. I Han
cock place, near Manhattan avenue, a fye.story
$4,000.
]. Clarence Davies has sold for Franklin A. Wilcox
to the Peck. Stow & wilcox Company the northeast
corner of 1924 street and Bronx avenue. 7oxlooK
irregular.
Cornelius DAILY has sold for Terence Farley's Sons
to Park Commissioner Samuel Mcmillan the plot on
the southeast corner of 10Th street and Manhattan
avenue, 25xill. Tho property, will be improved by
the erection OF q nat house. with stores.
David Stewart has sold for Jacob Hess to Max
Marx n plot, 1o0xl50. ON the south side OF Vermilye
avenue. 100 feet west OF Emerson street,
Lehman Friet has sold for Katharine Seumann to
Leopold Lot ms the private dwelling. 5oxlOO. No. 45o
Mount Hope place.
J. Clarence Davies& Co. have sold for Franklin A.
Wilcox, TO the Petty, Soulard & Walker Realty
Company. the northeast corner OF 1924 street and
Brook avenue. 75Nl00xirregular on private terms.
Court Calendars This Day.
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part H.-EI.parto
matters.
Surrogate's Court-Chambers-No day calendar.
City Court-Special Term-Motion
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COMMERCIAL p END.

FRIDAY, Aug. GOTHAM Whcat-Spot was
higher and excited. Sales $4,000 BUSH. includ.
ing AGO, 900 No. 2 red; 5000 No. . hard winter
on private terms; ~, 900 No. l hard spring at
81 77sdSl .Osss and "a, 900 No. l Northern Du.
luth at &1.O64, free on board afloat for export.
At tho o~utports 100000 No. . red on private
terms for export. Rumors here of 300,o 900 more,
but not confirmed. Free on board afioat: No. l
Northern spring New York. $l.O67s; do. Du-
luth, 81. Osis; No. l hard spring. $l.Os's: No. .
hard winter, 81. O2as NO. Q red. new, $l.OS7s. Du.
luth received 81, 565 bush. Of wheat today,
against 212,614 a year ago.. Minneapolis 1o7..
2lO, against 1855, 700; Milwaukee ~, $50. against
$1,000; Chicago 2O6,449. against l25,O3l; st.
Louis 100, 900. against lO3.374; Kansas City
1877. 800, against 80. 600; Toledo los, 205, against
1854; Detroit IL, 600. against 14.l27. Futures
advanced 5l4@6tc., but lost part, of this and
closed 5h@5iac. higher for the day. Future
sales 8. TO5, 900 bush. as follows:
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OFFICE or WKLsnACn COMM EnCI.
Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. indorsed PRO.
- posals for iron work. and erecting same. nre-
PROOF noorp, building No. 49," at U. &. Navy Yard.
BROOKLYN \. Y, will be received at the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks, Navy Department. Washington. d.
e, until o'clock 7. Nj, on Tuesday. september z.
1897. and publicly opened Immediately Their after.
Specifications and blank forms OF proposal will be
forw arded upon application to the Bureau or tho
Commandant OF the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, \, Y.
Bidders are expected TO fully inform themselves OF
the character OF the work required by visiting the
Navy Yard. where plans may be examined and. II
n .cessary. there obtained. The right is reserved to
reject any and all proposals not deemed ndvanta-
geous to the Government. and to valve defects, L. ..
ATTHEWS Chief of Bureau. August lS, 1897.
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8 FOR &ls0.

At Patchogue and Mcdrord. l.. l.; easy terms; %
per month and up For particulars call or write TO
o. l.. S~CHWENCKE. and and Investment Company,
b76,57S Broadway. Sew York.
z ACRES FINE LAND, only few minutes walk from
~ railroad station, al central Islip. l.. l.. for SlhO,
So down. el.5O weekly, no interest. no taxes: nicely
situated on main road. Land level. free from rocks
In value within short time. Rest Investment on the
island. Write for Information and arrange to see
the property. RISlEN, IL Chambers Al.
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dividends and 8ntertst.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN coal COMPANY,
" NO. BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, August Nth, 1897.
Tho Board OF Directors OF the American Coal Com
pany OF Allegany County, Md have this day declared
n semi annual dividend OF four per cent. upon the
Capital stock OF the Company, pay able at this orice
ON Wednesday, Sept. LIST, 1897.
GEORGE N. BowI.BY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF WELsBACH COMMERCIAL TOM
PAN
40 Wall St. New York. August i2. 1897.
The Directors have this day declared n quarterly
dividend OF w (2) PER CENT. on the preferred
stock. payable September 10, 1897. to stockholders
OF record at the close or business August 3lst. Trans.
fer books of the preferred stock viii he closed from
September LIST to September 10th, both inclusive.
Checks Will be mailed.
ONWARD c. LEE. Treasurer.
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Barlcy-was higher but dull, New feeding. e8@3oc,
cost and freight TO Buffalo: 3i@S3c. cost AMI freight
to New York mating. I1a52c, as to quality. RYE
Was nrmer; State. tNSisc.; No. y Western. ola 62c..
cost and freight to Buta'o. C~orn-Spo: was higher
and more active. safes $4,000 bush. including
2s0,0 900 No. 2 mixed ut she. free on board anoat for
export. and "a, 900 No. 2 white on private terms;
No. 9 mixed in elevator. 34i4c.; 10000 u~ngraded
33sc. In elevator. Futures advanced 'sc. TO / vt, but
reacted and closed &c. to lc. higher. Future sales
tS5. 900 bush. As follows.
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THE YUKON CARIBOU BRITISH
COLUMBIA COLO MINING
development co.
Capital $4,000, 900. Shares ST Each,
FlIL PAID. NON-AssEssABI.E

This company is formed to explore and develop
the gold fields OF British Columbia, including tho
Cariboo district and the Klondike district at tho head.
waters OF tho Yukon River, Shares OF its capital
stock are offered TO the public at par-Sl.o 90 per share.
Prospectus furnished and subscriptions received at
the ONCE Of the company, Manhattan Life Build-
ing, 90 BroAdwaS, New York.
}. NV II ADDICKs. President.
II. KIITINGER. Secretary.
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AysiIsS3l.s cash sshs S lsisISs t,ao1 ,spn MIXING

Money in London, q v cent. Rates OF discount
In omen market for both short and three months
bills. IL y cent. Paris advices quote 3 y cents
at lOA francs 30 confines. Exchange on Lon
don, 25 francs 1919 centimes.
The sales Of mining stocks Mt the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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Real Estate .for SaIe-Couutru.

SAVE THE BAlIES.-TworOom house and LOT. 500;
- larger houses IN proportion; easy lnstallmentS; high
ground. nice village; 2H miles: opening for butcher.
baker, restaurant, SMITH, ESQ Broadway. room 4s",
HORE PROPERTY Greenwich. 20 rooms: shady
- grounds; no mosquitoes; near depot and yacht
clubs desirable" for boardcr., ~, OuO. win exchange.
ATWNrFR, NJ Liberty II,
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Futures here closed Arm; prices unchanged, Total
sales 2 1850 bags. Hayre's close was al. up; Ham.
burg's unchanged to y pfg. advance, American ware
house deliveries, \. INS bags. Rio easy at $50 refs
decline; receipts. 9 900 bags; stock. 3s6. 900: ex.
change, Z o. i8d, an advance Of ll6a. Santos quiet
and 900 reis down; receipts, $1,000; stock, 7g5,OOO.
American Visible supply Of Brazil 1+B.7Bi bags,
against 4s5, 020 last year. Ia spite OF large receipts
and bearish ne ws from Brazil the market ruled steady
NAVAL SToREs-U Unchanged. Spirits or turpentine,
27s@2si4c,; common Ia good strained rnsin. Si.45
@el. 80.
PkTRoLkuA-Crude certificates were unquoted here
and In on CITY. Refined unchanged.
PROFESSIONALISM higher. Prime. eA.9b. Pork
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

UNITED STATES AND STATE RoNDs dN 81. o0Osl.
q 8 %,
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THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
ZI9 WEST L25TH STREET
ELMHURST, 1. |.
Centre Of "Greater New York."

la minutes from 3ith st. Ferry. IS by trolley, same
from 92d ST. Ferry. also via Grand ST. and Flushing
Av. Lines from Brooklyn; all Sc. fare.
l29 Houses built and sold since the completion Of
nrst house iii 1898; macadamized. tagged. and curhed
streets; water. gasights. and all modern Improvements
in houses. including steam heat. open sanitary In
spected plumbing, hardwood floors and finish. LOO
lots restricted. insuring every purchaser against all
anuoyances. More development. moref for your money.
and greater assurance OF increased values than ever
offered. WITH SATISFACTORY REFERENCEs
YOU CAN BUY a HOUSE ON TERMS JUST As
EASY as PaHlNss RENT.
90 new ones In course Of construction.
10 read, for occupancy. CORD MEYER 4 CO..
90 william ST. New York. or flmhurst. LII.
NORTH SHORE or lONi from
~ city. with hne view Uf sound; a beautiful sum.
mer or W inter home for sale very cheap; nearly new
modern house. latest style OF architecture. with ls
rooms and every improvement; ample piazzas, porte.
oochere and over, carriage and poultry houses,
pigeon corral, Japanese summer pagoda, and conserva-
tory 3hp acres Of finest high land. with grand views
of fine country for miles; all laid out In landscapes,
walks. and drives. flower beds, lawns. shrubs, abun-
dance OF fruits; choice garden. No reasonable oner
will be refused. and the greater part OF the price may
remain on mortgage AT 3 per cent. House furnished.
Possession at once. Photographs with
THOMAS Y. PAYNE, 90 Broadway.
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CoYFEE-Rio on the spot was dull and easy; No. T.
a7.c. sales 900 bags M. Z at 67sc. aiioat; ESQ bags
MsraraibO and 100 bags Central American on private
terms, The future trading was M follows:
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3ral estate for Sale.

NOTICE.-Farmsl Farms In Rcrkshirel Buy now
y one, 1874, for 5000; buildings poor; loOa for
model farm complete. 1854, %, 500.
aARxLRA u RIn3s % harrington. kAaA
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FURNISHED flats 60 yet.
On Ist for Business Purposes.


BUILDINGS. stores. lofts, onices, and studios to let
ID In desirable locations.
FOLSOM ss5 Broadwa y. cor. sth st.
BUILDINGS. Stores. Lofts. aud onhces to let; q large
ID number. rutland & WHITING. 5 Beekman ct.
ITO LET-Three nne lofts, 25xlOO It. each. singly or
Il together. in the su substantial building. 4Ss Pearl st;
an of1ce on second floor can be ha with them ff de-
sired fine accommodations for a substantial printer
and photographer: from such the rent. to large eI-
tent. would be taken In work; equally desirable for
(almost) any manufacturing business. Apply on the
premises.
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for Sale OF % Ist-Citn.

At WOODLANDS HEIGHTS, CITY-Choice cottages.
n o rooms. all improvements. to lot; SIS per month.
or sold on easy terms, IRVING, 3l5 Madison ay.
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gsal estate .Fur Sals-Nsw Jersey.

A FOR ALL THE RANGES y. j., also for
N Morristown and B"rnardsvile property, every do
srription; sale and rent.
f. p. HAMILTON & co. 90 Broadway. y. Y.
PALIsADEs Large lots. S7h; terms
g.. so monthly; high ground near houses.
WEATHERBY, 2Tl broadway
CPIESDD building lots al Lakewood. SO: Install
- inent plan, send Tor circular, LEWIS, 2O2 lrsAt-
wayi S.n wednesday.
rVENAFIY. y. J-Prrsrnt price $3.50, nine room
l%cOttagc! lot well shaded; l2Ok20O. Apply 3. q.
CLARKE, Tenaly, or 2. William st.
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CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND PADUCAH RAIL-
WAY COMPANY
Five Per Cent. First Mtge. Gold Bonds.
uRnExapTQ0y ZlTlCW.

Notice Is hereby given that the Chicago. st. Louis
and Paducah Railway Company has elected and de-
terminad to call IN and redeem before maturity each
and all OF Its Five Per Cent. First Mortgage Gold
Bonds. dated September LIST. 1887. and issued under
and secured by mortgage OF the same date to Spencer
Trask and Edward =. Leonard. as Trustees, and that
It intends to make such redemption and payment on
the first day of September. 1897. at Its ONCE or
agency In the city of New York. namely. No. PA
Broadway. by paying TO the holder or holders OF said
bonds the principal thereof and interest then accrued
thereon, together with a premium OF fve per cent on
such principal sum.
Dated st. Louis. Missouri. June Sd, 1897.
By order or the Hoard OF Directors.
TO-. W, q. nRIES. Secretary.