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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17
ERIE RAILROAD.

rrr1,. tl.lns leave New YORK. foot VI IIaiVeIs-sts
a.. ,nIpSs and tve minutes earlier from West 2Sd-sti
800, M-Nesrbued Express daily FOR B!Asnanton,
Nsyegly Elmira Buffalo, Bradford Arrive Buffalo s0
r. no - M-vestbuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
train for Chcag chsutauq1a Lake arrives Cleyeand
ia A NJ Chicago =. VI sleepeIs 10 |hlcaso' S.e'e-
land and Cincinnati Dining Car ,..,,,., ,-.
"a -,n H. N.-Bufa.o and Cleveland .estouled Express
-" ,r.,yps Burao T.C5 A. NJ. Bradford 1911 A. NJ.
jamestown 700 A. NJ, Cleveland 1880 p NJ seeper' to
betrot Chcsgo ami the West Cate Library Car
NSiS M-Via Chautauqua Lake aod Niagara Fe..s
MI sofia train 10 Chicago. Horneisviile.
cnicsso and Cincnnal DninG Csr 49,, p,.,,uAS
sceonnodHtsa; liz 2sl io and w esa g gpS
way ana 23d-st. ferries, New-fork; $50
na fes Fuiton-st 100 broadway Broohlyn 200 HSason
anu ~ heLer and Jersey City Station Westcou cypress
. ,or and checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office No l2i2 Broadway.
81 door north OF Slst-st until O'clock advertise
m,ns received the following branch Offices al regular
once rates until o'clock m. VIZ 2Si s,h-ave..
cor 23d-st.; 1872 Gth-ave., 18th st; Mays,
8th ave and i4thst; 1872 Columbus West Goth
ST. iO8 West 42d ST. fth-aye.. % East I4h-s 267
Wtst 40 St It'll and 9Th $50 East Nth
at 33s sd-ave between 10Th and nth SITS: 028 Sd
ave nes- GIs st. 7ns lst-ave. near tyth.st
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1]ropooals.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, with the

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. with the
title OF the work and the name OF the bidder In
dDrsed thereon Will received By the Department of
Public Parks offices, Arsenal Building Sixty fourth
FIN avenue Central Park until 23O O'Clock
T. NJ Of Monday November 10. 1891 for the following
named
FOR FURNISHING ALL TIE LABOR AND FUR
SlSHiNG AND ERECTING ALL THE MATERIALS
NECESSARY OR REQUIRED TO ERECT COMPLETE.
so FAR AS SPECIFIED THE NEW EAST WING AND
EXTENSION OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF
ART. IN CENTRAL PARK.
For particulars "City Record"
~ B.-1he time for the reception and opening OF the
proposals for the above Is extended Monday
November 10. 1897. 2:30 o'clock p. NJ.
by order OF the Commissioners of Public Parks.
WILLIAM LEARY, Secretary.
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A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions tor The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once. No. l.2o Broadway
"a door north Of 3lstst, until o'clock M: advertise
ment received at the following branch Offices regular
Office rates unIn o'clock VIZ. 23i Sth-ave.,
cor: 2d-st i52 Gthave. cor i2tbst Mays. 8th-ave
and lfth-st AZ Columbusave., West G6th-s 100
West 42d-st. near 6thave.; 02 East lithst :57 Yves,
42d-st between 1th and 9Th 1850 East 4th-st 93s
I'D between 10th and nth SITS 026 Gis
AZ Jos lst-aye near soh $50 3d-ave. near 4ist-s
J54 I'd ave- 30 Beecker-st 325 Bleecker-s 29O6 Id
svs 40 East '9h-st; 1894 ad-ave; 2ee2 ad-ays.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Front ct. Nos Isl, and 80: Frederick Mayer and =,
same pope2ty Charles Xaardcn and another to
Thomas Byine to sarah = Byrne -. 1900
Horajio-s No a. i6.sxs7.6; Frederick W Meyer an.
S TSit S,.s No liz assico Fane,s
Same S1 properly 25rlco Frank Bafcn and another
Same 'i properly; John II Balken ct al to
7'haye Nos $S and @is 9a irIfgnl9T augustus ,,co
rfHics ana sis P'aT F~9 2si '''v
ana wife TO Christina schneider "@....... 10000
I'm and wife to Chri.tiTa schneider ....'. 1900
Sd @ II nS Of Wet 10 5sdse Dsnes
s3d-st. n =, $50 It OF West End-ave. 501lo2:
ss Gifn 800 c5Gn 70 Of ' %6s End James ilo2
George D@n M to Norris RAIN and 100
,os9 90,heI EG. TO io5 and hsef Fl w:: az viii
lam Wolfe to Eiz9 9s DOnsy%1 aa.. 4"
''senxf to S fSf4s5 5S ga.t Spi1' ba'.n
Manila tan-ave. " corner 1lIth,st 2ol 10 70
,.Sj's to Max Hsd! and shSlSsr. ;;s;;a,, /
l1s' and Sts 0S' cs3fe ssad
St Md%a:i Wsnd + g morn 100
sdays Sorner is7'9os 2I.sSlGO2 John ., soo
Bosion-aye' n : corner Teasdale ave- 2oioiSs2i;
- IO4e; Lena Greenberger to John Bird 49,.
sas, aa25a,s John I'M Grisch U ana '1 "a to cHf
HgaTs: ssi & q S'5lh-'i. s5rloo John 40
Part los seG is mao no 5'h .n5 s of bSya Banks.
Mosholu. YonKsrs; owen Beson IT, to william -,
PARK. 251iOo; Mslinla O Msce to FREDERICK
Broadway. No 1865: Julian iiaIt ct al to Zip
Same De"P P5Ss e May Il pa.aa to same ali ti.
Same property; Lewis W Morrison. executor ETC.
Lo} 20 map , S Ssri estate: Edward Neil and
10th No 81 9sssco, ' Heary KoTn ana vii.
sts3sss, AZ; William Clarke to Elii;0e6
a..
Jennie Woi.hiaston on aaa ano,htt to II fial.sy
TsSo; t. john I Il iS@Ts sHo' Mary 1900
%Hsu. wcf 3 susan a' Da nTaGs co oIa
Pieasant-sye Is Is9 n n OF i20th st. Is sx7i3
Jane. storey and wife to Jennie worthlns
Hssm n. No l2. 2$1io3iIi Harris Mandel-
clln,Cn-st No 2I2. IG.iI7OGri6I7oS AMAZE
Maiden Lane. No iis; Elizabeth Benne, tho
77Ih-,l s. between Columbus AMI Amsterdam ''''''
sa@u. Gocors iS 70 Ral P sHSa le s0 @de 1900
{ Ksrvan Carlyle Raymond. ............. 5000
ward Jacobs. referee. to Morris wcr,6e mef -. 5000
s len Tovnsent and VIE TO Amund Johns,n..... /
'' comp e:GPG Alien T ToTHssad o''men 100
thew c Ksryan to carlyle Riym5nd. -. 1900
Boulevard " corner nan ST. loO.iiH75. Charles
Amsterdam: ave. n corner 81, ioo.iiiio6
,, G9a.s' ea BAN, , 70 100
70 Z CLARK .................... 100
lstsd -, lo+.i II Of Klugsh-idg~ Road.
i'll15rIs II; Richard Ii brren and wife
leath-.t. Auaubon-ave. 9sS3O. Matthew .
kervaa 20 CARLYLE Raymond. ........ 1900
1891 ~, No 5ii West lGIioill. Jacob Hess ard
wife % Mar Bres9 .o.. - omitted
and .3S; George I'Tc>D'rr sl 90 I-'dpr-
Haven R.ilro4a-ay. :. l., d. map CEN
trial part village West Chester 1rco John
!
White Plains Road. n lot 63. map 4 wash
ingtOnvil.. aS.71lfs. CathsTine casey 20 George
Lot %. NAB WAshlng,onylll.. 20 1Ki4sIllsN
Casey "','.,.,'...-....1....' soo
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q ailroabs.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

pluNOllvAMl Ii
RAILROAD.
DEs sSIs s. yE aND sTREETs
s s ,Im bsn S. Ssn
Ss to fSa Car 70 CHI
sf:sii. 1 R';ss sy.sp
n c Fo s Sask pnRs n1
r. ~ c hGTaS' A 81 IG 81 LOUIS
SIS r w WE 9sSH' s%P Ssss Cleveland
:0s a%lff ESTE Pitts
IL SE6 bds s:ssns
York Altoona East Liberty Pttsburs and points
Tx '' f p%G sendsy Re
chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo. except
Saturday
WASHINGTON AND THE r~UTH.
1863 szS 30 s55 Dining Cap, 1888 I M; 5i i;s
sa. Sunday al f:rs. nd ' Sas. sg s cS6Si
sor4hESN Rax IaY lSS M m 2o night
ATLAN1rc COAST L,sE.-E.pr.... sas a. M and SIS
s sRs oI5 RSs4 eo%25sI sSs m s:
AT n.:t4ft' c a24 ~ . % s' Weekday.
Ions Branc SsSary Park n.sraFen sun4,y oSs.G
Street staton) ass. H. a. m. 3i5. Abs II 70 m
Cortiandt Streets. 10 a. m, 1910. $40. DO lloo
p. m su esys. 9.%o a. m. SIS p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
FL E: $S ;BnSf t. e ;Da,5 : S.l 81
2 sS $50 H. Il IL GsGs 81, s" iSs No.
l66 Dining Carr 355 ABS Dining Carr. ass Dining
Carr. o.0 Dining Carr 7.4O. 75S. s5o D. NJ Il ~
night 49,
Ticket Offices: Nos 4s e44 1895. 1923. III. and 28i
Broadway I Aston House; West Twenty-third street
Station: and stations foot Of DssbIosses and CORY,
landt Str 4 Court street $50 Fulton street. 10
Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex station BrooElyn:
Station. Jersey City The New-York Transfer Com.
pany will call for and check baggage from hotels ana
residences through 10 destination. 1850
]. Il. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 0:55 p. NJ. Pullman Vestibule Day
coaches and PaTl0r Cars. Dining Car service meas "a
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sieepe's 70
Detroit and Chicago. ,.,.-,,
.12,25. 1910 p " daily. except Sunday. for MAUCh
CHUNK and intermediate points. -..rov
'I2i55, Iii6 T. NJ. Sundays only. for EAsIoN'
MAUCH CHUNK and tho coal branches. VIZ, ,xrs
q 25. 40 z. NJ daily. except sunday Tor Wil.nE
BARRE, PiTTSTON. SCRANTON and principal interne-
dats stations. Connects yor all points In coal regions
chair for Wilkesbarre. -..,,-.,s
'355, atfO +. NJ. daily, except Sunday Tor WIi-hE
BARRE, PITTSToN. SCRANTON and principal interne-
date stations Connects for Ali points In the coal regions
pullman Buffet Pari)r Car 10 Wilkesbarre. ,,-,,
s3l05, 1870 T. ". daily. except Sunday Tor MACCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations. -,,-..
.Ii55. 5u5 !. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate
:d5o. 100 p NJ. daily Tor BUFFALO. NiAGA1Rih
FALLS ami all points West. Pullman sleeper Testno''
train y Y CHICAGO. Feepsrs N BuNaO ana toronto;
.,,SS \. 40 y NJ daily sunday. stopping only
At SOUTH Pf.AiNF1EI.D. EASToN. BETH LEn iI3ia
MATCH CfIr-NK, l.. q Is JUNCTION. sAfRE. GLtStt;-
"a Roc-HFsTER BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRoN-
TO Pulu Sleeper for Buffalo None but sl-eplhsca'
pAs..ngers carried No baggage carried .,-,,. ,-,,
.S,55. 300 7. " daily rQr WIhkESbARitE, ~ IA.
FALLS and all points West. Pullman seepers 10 Wilkes
Addtiona local trains daily except sunday tor BOZ ~
RfGOK ard inermcdate points leave rs follows; 80
al go Is 1850 'I025. 1880 SUNDAYS ony) n NJ
.l.6h ? 30 $3.50 $50 and 1885, $50 p. N -. -,
Tirkets and Pullman accommodations at ~ zol, 20
as pa and 323 Broadway 81 f. lih-st 100 r LZotn
=, i2T powery y. SEQ Fulton-st, Court-st. w
p,,,sNsy ana BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn: -
hotel or residence through TO destination
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A ryvpTrspy UNITS ana suhsrrp,ions for The Tribune
n r.s.iy.t AZ thef Uptown Once. No. 2t2 Broadway.
"a door north o, 3i.,--, until o'clock m Advertise
mont. received al tho following branch once. al regular
onic. rate, until ociooH p m. VIZ 20 s,h-aye..
1872 6t1-ayr.. cor l2th-sts Mays
s.s - 49, ilh st. il2 Cluubus-ave West 10th
-, 100 Wes, 40 near Ch-a,e. ~ East lih,i ~
W-,, a. 81 tet~e~n Tth ard sth i6s East tT,h
- A. gl-ave between 5Sth and 11th SITS LOU 3D.
-. re.- si.,-s,.. Ios L. ave. near s9th-s,
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1xxrSESHORER.K.

raus leave W. i2i 81. station, n. l.. AZ ioH'
=, m earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.; -. Roches-
iU,Ih Daily for ALBANY, Utica, yraTcJo Ceys-
AoiIo raIo Nayara Falls, Fort Wayne, Toleoo Se'"
land ar Chicago ,,.., u,raa, Utica, Syra-
600 r. NJ Daily for Albany, montreal urea toronto pc
o'Uu "a chester. Buffalo. Niagara Fals. i"'0"'0' "
,rnt cieyeiand, Chicago and ST. Louis. Roches-
e,IS - NJ Daily for Albany, Utica, sytaS. sclev.and
Ser Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Chicago ari 81. Louis. .r...
Tims tnoe, IL principal hotels and oIloes Avsnt
'"' e. y LAMBERT General PassenseSS 20 YORK.
~ - s Vanderbilt ave. NJ" ~
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Station foot OF West 23dst. penn r. RI Cortandt OF
Deabrosses
Indicates time from West 23dst Other figures sho"
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses st. 80.
'SilS, $40 a. NJ daily Sunday '6;io ~ MI TOT
MATCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations. 5000.
'1io5. SiI5 A. NJ daily foi ILKESBARRE., SGKAS,-
TON week days.. ELMlRA (week days.. iInhCA;
GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and the West and principal local points; dining car ana
chair to Buffalo.
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nAITIM0RE AND OHIO.

1ears New YORK, whltehaI deI mIna'
spaily Except sunday ss Sun" nicht
chicSso, '4;3 l,a I A. ts25 p. NJ, 1885 P. NJ
si2l0 night -, .o.z NJ IS IS r. NJ. -.
1pner. .i:S5 DINER. 1925 'pnep 400 'D''"
IS .55 y. NJ. II 10 night
Nc-fok III IS a. NJ. h seeper,
Ser orleans .i:55 y. u. 0hroush ssrFS
trrsus leave Liberty 81. minutes ID. .ae isght
All trains l,uminsted yin r. way 81 E. 18th St.
.1 prv " $50 3ii Fulton ST. B,ookyn. ,dsncs
hsii Terminai. Baggage checked '''" " "
10 destination.
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DISPLAY OF ANTIQUE ORIENTAL ROdS

Currency transfers through the suo-Ireasur'
Yesterday were 10000.
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furnished Gcnsrs 10 Eet

~~~~~~~<~ ~D--c~|~%<~~>
- AROAIN Furnished Room House; rent seV2i net N
Is c,rrr te5 month. furniture sacriheed' fOolbi'
- f2i.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH

" INGTON.
From foot Of Liberty St
Week days 80 100 1900 9l;so Dining GAP ~ 4
SUNDAYS 400 1000 di 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200.
900 Dining Can. 800 ~ 131' MD Ada'on@t trs, AN
80 900 r N. sundays; 900 A. NJ. 400 P ~
49, BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMlEAL.
Week days no - s2s SO sSo eos @ 60 sss
100 l:25 1:.o 200 2:o5 2:5s. 32s. 3S5. 3s5. as.
90 OK loss ll40 p. NJ. l2:l5 mdt. sundays 200.
s5S 1000 ii.S0 A. ~. 1900 NJ. l2;s5 200. go 800.
9.s5 % 455 5:25 600 6:3o 1925 s:o. go. 9a55.
Tickets ana paror car seats A. foot OF Liberty St.
Nav 7S7 SIN Az. 81 East lth ST. 1888 Ess, 18TH ST,
90 W., igsth 81. 25i Columbus Az New YORK: 4
en-, G. $50 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN es Broadway Will
Tsb,,rg The York Transfer Co will call for and
80, baggage from hotels residences 10 destination
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pvERTsEMENrs and suessr rs So |? .s IBrosdwsy
"A received at their UPTOWN OVID, oeocs p M advertise
ments received the following branch aSt ssh-sve
cor esd ST.; i52 eth ave-. cor. iItn's'' NAV"
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,,C,x.NANXA AND WESTERN X. r..
stations in New-YOrk. foot OF barclay
and christopher streets. r,yrr
yEsTIRIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN btFrEr
'ES' INV pJNrsCH LIGHT.

nEI ACt<AWANNA AID WESTERN *: H.
stations in New-YOrk foot OF bnrc'A'
and Christopher streets urprrr
vEsTIBuLEEpn TR rhI,NNr:;cH lair,
r,,,oc, ror,. - Newark, BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLih
=" THE ORANGES SUNNI, Bernardsyil!e; ba ed
Ridge Madisog MSrri,t'sMnf wToN BUpns LAKE
,on n0I H6p tSTT1co%G iiacEettsiown SCHooLEY
MOUNTAINS wsshnson PMIp,Ilf f rcAn,.ins
WATER Gar sTRoIDsR,I,RTt res sp9u MG WiNTf
scRANToN PITTsToNNo MhaasnHaNsp" Mont
ION fYu rI1c AG asMToS OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
xJIs iTICN RICHFLELp SPRINGS, =, S1s WIpa'
SYRACUSE osWEG0 iTHAGA q RTEF4i6 and all
CoRNlHM,Gy sr II" SoRTHwEsT A 81 SOUTHWEST
500 Al MEBINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at pr'n''A'
% os ,'atiGn' carr, BUFFALO. Scranton BIG
BHIA MEr2Eii SPRINGS. SYRACUSE. and osWEGo
EXr 5ig Pullman Pa-or Cars GonnsSting az
WIN ,Sa9s f0T wf hsfssr AR and ELMRA
EXP " SCR ANTON wiLKEsRARRE AND PLYM-
s~ oir.ru EXPRESS. Pu'lmsn Bunst Parlor Car s...
TOO schiG,e%sG3 vHs'i9Se' F Fnrff BuF:
f n.,S Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Car New-Yors 70
FFt A,Lo Dining Car west OF Bureio. e,.- o..
"a D n CDay)-Buraio Eypress ruImsh s,erPg's ~
scEHNT6SS, F niTE.ID 9f.y EMN Srss y
~ 'SSp,iy,%BIIFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM
e'~ TToS OWEGo ITHACA ELMtRAo SIX, $1,000 ~;
ITicA and oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman euHe'
rIcKFTs AND PULLMAN % PAX
unry Gaze Sons. Limited lIs b,oaTwss, 800
nen,s 900 p,oaawav and 942 Brcadway lens,s a,
Psce ~, athrave cor i2hst; 81 West i2sth.t .3
stations III f Sew.York; Sss and 1876 Fuiton,st ana
COZ pd%sv prookyn timetables giving tai h'0r
nation ut al s,attons ,-oNp Any will call for and
WFSI.w ,.s frorr hotel -es'denc' to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17

Thar. Wa, report on the Stock Exchange yes
-, .ho, Jobn Jacob Astor was marketing his
holding of Consolidated Gas stock. varfousiy esu-
mated at from 1000 TO 300 shares
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four Tracks Automatic Block signals.
Stations IN Nev-YOrk foot Of Liberty 81
and Whitehall Terminal.

Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals
Stations Ia New York foot Of Liberty St
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty St
after Sov 18th, 1897.
Be- 43O i:I5 9:IO a. NJ G2Oo NJ TO Easton) lilo,
80. 4:l5 4:30 Easton) 5:t5 t7:30 70 Allentowno
p. NJ Sundays. 49, go Esston) A. NJ 100. $50.
600 +. ". -. a.,
For wilkesbarr-. P!ttston and Scranton. eio A. ~.
l:lO. 1880. 4:l5 p. VI. Sundays 4:S0 A. ~ - ....
For Reading and Harrisburg al 80 200 eio 1000.
II 80 TO Readlng) A. NJ. 40 1880. GOO 400 70 Read
ingD 43O 500 5:45 600 10 Readng) p NJ 1918 night
Sundays ago II 30 to Readng) A NJ, 100 zoo. o:5o
800 p. NJ. 1915 night ...
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Williamsport al $50 500
piO a. VI. ii0 1880 600 p NJ Sundays 4:3o A. NJ,
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury PARK Ocean
Grove and points south 20 Point Pleasant 49, $50
Bank oniy) 4:i5 30 5Ss 6:i5 P. NJ. sundays stops
at Interiaken FOR Abury Park and Ocean Grove) e:OO
uo:l5 Red Bank ong) 4. y. 400 p ~
40. $50. 1915 A. NJ. l45. $40 +:io o:as Saturdays
onlyD p. NJ. Sundays. 1913 A. ~ a..
$50 A. NJ l:45 $40 2. ". Sundays, 1918 A. n. -
For Atlantic city. Vneland. and Bridgeon 4So a. M
For Monmouth Beach. seah,sht and Hshsnd: s. e
Navesink 430. $50 II 30 A. NJ 1870 1:+5. 4:i5. A3o
4.4O p NJ sundays. 900 A NJ. 400 P. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17

Spanish gold to the amount Of sos'4o. which ar
rived by tho steamship Panama from Havana ioi
Lawrence Turnure Co.. was yesterday deposited
In the Assay once
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Suburban Real estate.
. nrrnrrsr,rrrNrs an, .nh,criptlon. for IN.

>No->0"N0N0'NeoN ~,
GENCY N0ntciar real estate all kircs sale aLa rsnt
~ ''LARENCE II. TUHBs Hickman S. HeN- io'k.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Plans for buildings and alterations have been Med
the Department Of Buildings follows
New buildings, main office:
Fulton-st. No "a for nine.eory and cellar brick
and steel store and lofts, ;ix677; Charles Buck
OF No 100 West 42dst. and architect ST. 600
Bond-st. No II . " corner Elm-st, for q six-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17

For most stocks gains were recorded Yesterday
Some Of the advances were; American lotion on
o. ,..,,oa, Tobacco u: Delaware and Hudson.
II Northwest /; Rock Island. /; Leather preferred
liz some of the declines were: brooklyn Union
Gas /: Colorado Fuel and Iron. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17

Five nor cant bonds Of the Peoples Gas Light and
Coke Company Of Chicago are to be Issued In pay
ment for the Mutual Fuel Gas Company which Is
to be absorbed by the Peoples Company. Last
year the Mutual Company by itself e ear mere Tbe
i-p1v.rssi Gas Company will be maintained as A
sonorats company, but will be controlled In the
Interest Of the Peoples Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17

Ex-Governor Roswell p. Flower SAID yesterday
THE time to buy railroad stocks is when railroad
earnings are good Railroad earnings have never
been better than they now therefore this is the
tIroa IN huv despite talk that this is the wrong
trne ~ tho wear for bull market. congressman
viii 20 to Washington in different frame OF mind
n aC copomunities which VIII not stand any
action calculated to restrict business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-17
WI STREET AND EXCHANGES.

The withdrawal by Arbuckle Brothers OF ,neir
,,o,or nan in ceiling coffee has been followed oy
the Woolson Spice Company owned by the sugar
Trust, which will hereafter sell its eoee ou,rkn,
hut on January next and at the enc OF eh1 han
diing its brand a rebate OF ~ cents pouius
equality plan will be mantaneq IN az "a in
where ii is Eow In use. and VIII ne feii'7 "
Kansas and South Dakot1.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-06
local FINANCIAL NOTES,

New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad stock has been in more de-
mand, selling from $50 to 1888. The con-
vertible fours are also being sought for
around 141.
Swift & Co. stock with the general
market has slightly improved in price,
selling from "a to 95. The first mort
gage skies sold at auction in Boston at
1861. We believe this to be the highest
sale on record, the nominal quotation
being 1O4 to 105.
There is a little call for the Security
Insurance company stock, 421a having
been bid.
Although there has been a general
improvement in the last three months
in the business of Connecticut manu-
featuring companies, quotations of
their stocks show but slight change
during this period, the exception being
that of the Willimantic Linen company,
which some months ago was selling at
22.50 per share, which recently advanced
about ten points on the renewed story
of it's absorption by an English syndi-
cate.
United States Rubber company divi-
dend of per cent. on the preferred
stock was something of a disappoint-
ment to the local holders, who had ex-
pected at least 8 per cent. for the first
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-06
EVEN MINTYRE CO., 8&0 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN CONN.,

boxes in the Twelfth ward, deemed nee
essary for the establishing of the new
engine house on Lombard street.
Wallace S. Moyle of Perkins street,
the well known tenor, sang the brilliant
aria from Mendelssohn's "Lobgesang"
at st. Pauls church, yesterday morn
ing.
Wallace Hurlbut of Wolcott street
has been elected one Of the alternates
of Admiral Foote post, G. A. r., to the
department encampment to be held next
May.
"An Evening With the Poets is the
topic for the last lecture by Rev. Percy
Barnes in the Grace church course, and
will be given in the parish house to-
morrow evening.
At the key shop business has been
quite good Of late in supplying the de-
mand for the holidays for oysters kegs,
but hull is expected after January 1.
The company has been making about
800 packages per day. They are also
making about 100 drums for packing sal
soda each day. The works are not run
ming the full force Of operations, but
the management hope the business will
warrant running on full time next year.
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officer of the day, w. H. Warren; officer
of the guard, w. H. Warren; assistant
surgeon, Levi W. Shaw; assistant chap
lain, Giles w. Clark; trustee, Henry S.
Peck, and member of the board of re-
lief Leonard E. Peck.
After the officers had been chosen,
delegates and alternates to the annual
department next Nav were elected as
follows:
Delegates-John Hutchinson, Daniel
B. Horton, A. C. Hendrick, Frank
Smith, c. A. Rawling, S. B. Thorpe, A.
F. Cameron. V. f. Mcneil r. S. Duff,
William A. Parmelee. George E. Dud-
ley, James E. Mcclure, j. H. Wilkins,
and T. E. Worthington.
lternates-Lawrence E. O'Brien,
Alonzo Derrick, J. w. Grow, I. P. Dick
inson, Peter F. Scharnhoest, Joseph
Curtis, Martin V. Tahlmann, Solomon
f. Linsley, Albert ]. Puffer, Oliver J.
Woodford, Nelson F. Burlingame, Wal
lace Hurlburt, Wallace B. Holt and
George NJ. Rice.
The post voted to hold an open meet
ing next Saturday night to listen to the
noted negro lecturer, Mrs. William
Scott, on the subject, 1.-THE Negro and
the Five Facts He Has Proven"