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The yacht is rugged with two short pole masts
AID a short 6owspri,; Her hull has a graceful
clipper bow is OF that "shippy" appearance hat
has always been q noticeable feature of the
steam craft designed by Watson. Her hull Is
constructed entirely Of steel and measures $50
tons, Thames measurement and her principal
dimensions are as follows: Length between per.
pcndiculars, It's feet; length on water line. 40
feet; beam. % feet 8 inches; moulded depth,
Il feet q inches. Her engines are OF the triple
ders being l6. 20, and Al inches. with 27.inch
stroke. steam being. supplied by a single boiler.
knots an hour. half a knot better than the guar
anteed speed. She Is commanded by Capt.
Thompson, who has been in the employ OF the
Clark family for q quarter OF a century.
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given up TO deck housing, and moro than half
OF that Is carried tho extreme width Of the ship,
the walls being carried up TO the bridge deck,
which makes the roof. Tho result OF this ingenious
arrangement is that the yacht has n great deal
of accommodation for n vessel OF comparatively
small tonnage. Tho forward dockhouso is used
as n dining hall, and the arrangements of state
rooms, saloons. &c, are reported to be novel In
have been used for both lighting and signalling,
whilo a powerful scarchlight can be operated
from the steering bridge. An entirely. now
feature OF hor arrangements is an electrically
lighted tunnel, through which the crew can pass
forward and aft from stem to stern without
going on deck or approaching the main passages.
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These figures constitute records. Tomorrow.
In turn al the Crescent A. Z. and the Marine
and Field Club links. Val Flood and August
Shit. respectively the two club professionals.
will play a ihirty.six hole match FOR a 500
purse.
Golfers about Philadelphia manifested q keen
Interest in the home-and-home professional
match between Gullane tand Campbell OF the
Philadelphia Country Club and John Campbell
Of the roTreSda!e Colt Club and John Reid OF
the Huntingdon Valley Country Club. The first
halt, played At the Country Club. was won by
Gullane and Campbell by 5 up and 1 to play.
The last halt, played on Wednesday on the new
and beautiful IinSs OF the Huntingdon Valley
Country Club. brought out an interesting eN-
hibliion. Gul!ano and Campbell won by 10 up
And 3 70 play.
This will oe rather q quiet week in local golf,
but a number OF fixtures are slated. On Satur-
day there will be q c ntest to open the autumn
season Al the knollwood Country Club. The
le1t nearby open tournament is at the Tuxedo
Club. beginning on Sept. %
H y. C.. Marine and Field Club-Tle four tie
Ing az ninety play of Tor second and third prizes
~ an extra round OF nine holes.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Sept. ~ The ffth monthly
competition for two silver cups WAS played on
the Rose Hill links yesterday. The winners
qualify FOR the finals on Oct. 80 and Nov. u. J.
Ph:l.ips Street qualified Yesterday for the mems
cup and Miss Anna Anaole for the women's cup.
Tee scores follow:
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Willie Tucker. the professional Of the 81. An
drew Club, established a anew record for the ST.
Andrews course just before leaving for the Chi
eago championship. Here is his card:
iG s a' -" tts9s : ss--s:s-7s
In an Interesting foursome on the links OF the
ION GuTiey o one side and Beverly Ward and
Thomas Bendelow on the other. eighteen holes.
lhe former won by : up and ! To pay.
JEfFEErOS, ". H., Sept. 1.-The unusual heat
curing The month mas kept many here whose re-
tqrn home had been definitely planned, and in
REPRESENTED. The Waumbek Golf Ci bis about
70 ne IncoTp0rated under the laws OF the state OF
FOR NST m aa%nsRiFs' ia nHq fh vii I. thu; I e qualt VITA, 10 apply Ply
pa week an additional ten acres OF land have
zen secured, making, a proposed enlargement
next Friday and Saturday the wOmen's and
men handicap tournanIents are booked to take
In each tourney. Golfers from Mount Pleasant
cam 10 these links on last Monday for a return
match With ne Waumbek team. They were
Brock, }. ". Pepper, and q. ". Fisk. Another
ttbbler' golfer here is ex-Mayor Nathan Mat
cHIcAGo, sept. l2:-Lawrence Curtis. Presi-
TeE!' ana Robert Bsge Kerr. Secretary. OF the
49, Ay,and Alfred VI. Coates of Newport ar
!.iseia al " heaton to-day to attend the great ma
iona g0lt Championship tournament. Among
VI arrivals yesterday and to-day were:
Tenn, Palmetto Golf Club. Aiken, S. C.; John More.
"a AIrIheny country Club. Pittsburg; John Mil
!f, Lakewood. y j.: John Harrison, RidEeneld Coun.
M nagDi EoThall kesne, Newport; "; Girdwood
Lt'Ay. VIC Carnrgi-. W J. Patten, W. Cooke Dan.
81, Denver j, ]. Burkhslter. Aiken, ). c., and John
Reed, lpuEers. ~ Y.
secretary Kerr made a tour OF the links and
vac delighted with their condition. He said he
feeperIGn 10 see The greatest playing and tho
Sesl records cIe: made in this country. There
Mass great dea. OF practice playing BY tho Wis.
,tors 'o,lay, an they We're anxious 10 familiarizo
shtWsr!vcs with the grounds. w. q. Stewart
sha >. \. lying displayed magnificent form. In
. game with V; Shaw.Ke nnedy. Tying gave a
s sMdu OF a stroke a hole TO the Chicagoan
amn Hcicaied him. Findlay Douglass is badly
SSat o. form. The heat of the past few days has
ssSm u telling effect on him, and it is feared he
M make a poor showing. The Eastern profess
o"H4's are III fine fettle, and may do some rec
u tIeaklng before the tournament is over.
w IsoA OF The ShinnecOck Hills Club went around
peeh on the course.
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New Works. Model Yacht Defeats BrooLlyn's
Crack.

The members Of the New York Model Yacht Club
1ourneyed to the home OF the Wave Crest Miniature
Yacht Club at the foot OF Fifty street. South
Brooklyn. yesterday, and sailed a match race against
q crack boat OF the latter club. The regular course OF
the Wave Crest CLUB. half q mile dead 10 windward
and return, was sailed. The New Workers named
the Siren. Edward Weber captain, aud the BROOKLYN
ties picked the Gay, John Anderson owner, The
wind blew steadily. from the southeast and
was good throughout To this may be attri-
buted tho BrooElyn boats defeat. as Owner
Anderson rigged her lightly for less heavy
winds. Three heats were sailed In the first the Gay
won. but the New York craft. which was beautifully
handled, captured the other two heats and won the
cup. ommodo Edward 4. Flynn Immediately
challenged for the trophy on behalf OF the Wave
Crest Club and named tie Red Man No. q. The con-
test viii be sailed over the New York Club course N
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
at. as follows. and nyc minutes earlier from West
O.nl 4. M.-Vostihulc Express daily for Bingham.
C.oo ton, WaSerly, hlmira, BuTclO, Bradford, ar
rv .ura!u 500 =. VI. 4 rlor car 10 Buffalo.
O. - =. N.-Ncstihuled Express daily, except sun.
O.lC day. for Port Jcrvis. Monticello, La 'kHwaENn,
~. aialr. and important local points to Corning,
betty o Port J, rvi'. Pullman Parlor Cars for Monti,
s).ll =. M.-vestihule limited Fast mail daily
-'bO solid train for Chicago, via Chauiauqua Lake.
BfrlN"r Cleveland at TAO A. NJ. chicago 5 +. NJ.
slr"Icrs to Chicago. Cleveland, aud cincinnati Din,
40 T.. M.-Buralo and Cleveland vestlbule Ex.
s'co press daily, arrives at BuilalO 7iO5 A. NJ,
Bradford Tl1A M, jamestown 100 A, NJ, ClrvC,
land 1880 +. VI. Cslecpen TO Bunain aud Cleveland
mAkinS direct connection Tor Detroit, Chicago. and
tue Mc5i. Cafe Library car,
Il. 4 y. M.-DAlLH-Sia Chautauqua Lake aud
S'Io Niagara Falls. Solid train 10 Chicago. Sleep
gar,
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS, AND PULLMAN
L at III. ia, ENl. iul, and
~ broadway. l27 howrry. lah East lshth 81. and
NJ Ncat l25th ST.. ChHmhFr, and West 23I ~, ferries
New YORK; 33S and '26 Fulton st., 100 broadway
HToOklyn; 200 Hudson ST. Hohoken, and Jersey City
station. WeStcott's Express calls for and checks bag
gage from hotels and residences 70 destination
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RAilruads.
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West 23i 50. Penn. Il. r.. Cortlandt
or II sOrnssus st.
Indicates time from IVES, 23d st. Other figures
'A .%. .t%' , a,ao cS q, & & aa Or D 'san rSs'S' .s g. Is. NJ,
for MArCH CHUNK and intermediary stations,
s: :a,SH; "' Week < days. a.; S''l flM ,n1 ~I I1sEs Ssy.;.
ITHACA GENEyA k3chEsTEk. hrFFAL0, Mag:
dining car and chair car 10 Buffalo.
.io,a". 1850 4; NJ. sundays only. for BOUND
MAUcH cHuNk and ,ntern.ediato points
'l1toS. I2iOO noon daily, except sunday,
BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives BufIalo $3.50 Y. NJ. Pullman Yes .ibUlc Day
n la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sleep
er. to Detroit AM G J o,x ,,o s,n,,x %.
MATCH -CHVSk and Intermediate points.
nI tsina. h:SH }, ~; 81 SUNDAY ds oni5: for EASroS'
w HIKE Insq f Fl y; 1:i.y; fssS yToS sun nhd pr i9F
III coal regions; chair car for wilkesbarre.
w ;niSS; Aha r plf \: T5!!y' sc atA:Ef SSna ana pr fGF
cipal intermediate stations. Connects Tor all 20 ns
In coal regions; Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car Tor Wilkes.
'i,hS, StIs p. NJ. daily. for EAsToS and inter.
".Sis.. UiI" j: NJ. daily, except Sunday. Express
for s~l.ATlN"ToN and principal Intermediate sta.
tions, Connects FOR Reading aud Harrisburg. Chair
car To Slatingtnn.
FALLS, 'nl al points West. Pullman sleeper vesti.
buie train n. y. 10 Chicago. sIeepers 10 Bnnalo and
.7i3s. N ]. NJ daily. except sunday. stopping
only. a. SOUTH rLAISFIELp, EAsTMN, BETIilE,
GENEVA. KocHENTER, uATAvIA and BUFfAL6.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None hut sleeping car
passengers carried. No baggage carried.
'si55. 0iOO l.. VI, daily, for ITHACA. GENEVA,
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. and all
points West. Pullman sicepers TO Wilkesbarre and
Ithaca,
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate FONTS. leave rs fol
lows; 'S'a5. 900 4. NJ, 1888. ESQ. 3;55,4 ;2U. aud
% 80. $3.50 I. N,
Tickets ana Pullman accommodation at rls, cal.
21a. S5j. gii, and 1898 Broadway, 81 +, l4th ST., l50
J.. i.Hth st., l27 Bowcry. NY; $40 Fulton 1t, 4
Court st, 81 Bway, and brooklyn ANNEX, BruoElyn
y. y. Transfer Co. VIII all for and cheek baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination,
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81 OHIO,

Leave New York, whitchal Terminal, daily.
CHICAGO, l:a5 +. NJ. an l2.lO night.
PlTTSllIR j.a:25 eN.~ Sunday;l 80 sun lC;l0 night.
C~lNNlNNATl. ST. Louis, ":t5A. Il. iiH3 +. N.
W~AsilNGTON. ,~ALIlMokE, i;aj, G.55 Dining
Car, ll.21 A.. N. tDinlng cas-. 800, aga Dining
car, l;5j DINING Car. j;hi l., NJ. ~: 10 night. sun.
day, 1:b5 tDining Car, il.21 A. NJ. Dining Car. 1i55
llning Car, 4;3o dining car, 3:5o T.. n, l2!lo
night.
NORFOLK, ll:2j A. NJ. da!lv,
NEW ORLEANS Through .lrr2er, l3j5 7, NJ. daily.
Trains leave FOOT Liberty It . minutes later.
All traiis are illuminated with Fiuts'u light.
onicesi ll3, l'2. 26l, l3l, lliO Broaiway, 81 EAst
18Th At, l21 Bowery, New York, 33A. 3tt / ultOn Of,
BroOklyn; Whitehall Terminal. baggage ohSako1
from hotel or reAidenes 70 desIinAlsS-
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YACHTING.
WILLIAMS Cisrk's steam Yacht Tuscarora Buiit
on the clyde. u

Notwithstanding tho fact that designers and
builders in this country havo constructed such
vachts as the Eleanor, intrepid, Corsair. Electra,
Sovereign. Marietta, Ellide. Presto, Vamoose,
and others, some OF which are voritablc palaces
In the sumptuous elegance Of their interior nt-
tings and accommodations. while the great ma
jority h ve rakish and yachty lines that are
seldom surpassed, II equalled. by foreign naval
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VA u'rf courts that were In capital trim. owing to
Il 'oAs dry spell OF weather, the annual lawn tennis
tournament OF the Crescent A. C. was decided at the
ssU pny clubhouse grounds, Bay Ridge. on Saturday.
30 Heh singles, Handicap-Final Round-BuSh lowe
q ','eS''d schroeder lowe so. B-3. SO, o.,
an H'I , Doubles, Hand ~cap-Finsl Round-wheeIock
COW oM. ni's''9" Cplus, 800 defeated Sehnan and Adams
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DELAWARE. LACkAwNNNA a WEsTRRN
u. Il.
Stations In New York. root OF barclay ana
Christopher SITS.
VEsTIRIIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFKT
lAIS. PINISCM LIGHT.

Direct route 10 Newark, loOmfcl Montclair, tho
Oranges, SIuinit, BcrnardsVllle, Hasking Ridge. Mad
isou. Murristuwn. Passsir. Paterson, Boonion. Dover.
StanuoIe. Newton. Budi'S Lake. Lake Hopatcong,
HarkrttstUwn School Us Mountain, Washington.
PnillipSiurg. Etstun. alter Gap, Strnudsburg. pocono
Mountain. Scranton. Pitt-ton. WilSesbarre, Santi-
coke. pauv!llr. northumberland Montrose. Bingham-
ton. oxford, Norwich. Watcrville. Utica, Richteld
Springs. Corl!ln., syracuse, Oswrgo. ltha,a, owego,
Elmira. Corning. Bath, nansyillr. Buffalo and all
points West. Northwest, and southwest.
500 \. M.-Binghamtun Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 =. N.-CCafe car)-Hunalo. Scranton. Bling
hamton, OweRo. Ithaca. Elmira, syracuse. and os.
wego Express. Pullman hurfet parlor cars. Con.
points West. Pullman parlor car New York to
Richfcld springs.
HOO y. VI. scranton, Binghamton. and Elmira EH-
press. Pullman bullet parlOr cars.
AGO q. M.-Scranton, W,lkeshRrrc, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman bun,t pArlor ears.
7iOO =. N.-~ODaily)-ChicAgo Vcstihulc Limited EH-
press for scranton. BinRnamtun, Elmira. Bunalo.
Pullman buffet sleeping car New York TO Chicago.
Dining car west OF Buffalo.
$50 J.. yJ-Runalo Express. Pullman
sleeprrs for scranton. B~nghamton, Etmira, Bath,
MI, Morris. and Bunalo. arriving Bunaio s A. NJ.
0isO y. M.-lDaiy)-lunalu scranton. bingham
tuI, uwegO. Ithaca, Elmira, syracuse. and OSwego
Express. Pullman BUFFET slccpcrs. Sleepers New
York to Rirhneld springs.
Tickets and PulinIIu accommodations AT Henry
Gaze X sons. Ltd, ll3 broadway IA Park place. and
+2H Truaiway and ai2 In adway. Tickets at Ferry
stations, II 18th av., cor. l2th 81; 81 West S5th 81,
AMI lOd Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving
full "ormati at all stations.
WrStcutt's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hOtei or residence to destination,
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race yesterday follows:
American Model Yacht Club Regatta.

Tho postponed annual regatta OF the American
Model Yacht Club was successfully sailed OF the club
house 1T the foot of Thirty.seventh street, South
BROOKLYN. yesterday. The wind blew from the south.
east and held all day. @. =. PiRott sailed all thrre
winners. The course was two legs each u quarter OF
4 mile. Summary:
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A BIG GOLF WEEK WEST.
IIL READY FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP TOURNEY At CHICAGO.

n s,rour Pie,d OF Players to Represent tho
metropolitan Golf AssocintIou-Locnl Pro-
t.ssionaIs Preparing for mn Active CAM
New Record for 50. Androm-s
To.day's handicap at the Chicago Golf Club ia
merely a preliminary 10 the amateur champion
,hip. which begins tomorrow. The best players
from a distance arc apt to save their strength
to-day and to study tho characteristics OF tho
links. rathOr than to work hard at the risk of
overdo!rs tt for a low score. To.morrow's round
In the championship is at thirty-six holes, medal
plav, the best sixteen 10 qualify for the match
play rounds to follow on the succeeding days.
The representatives from the Metropolitan Golf
Association in whose doings the New Workers
have the most concern are:
pevrrcau Emmett, oyster Bay Golf club; James l.
prrrsp, Tuxedo club; James A. Tying. Morris County
SSli GtaS S Y s is %SR ss sea6 m: u; S SSrr' c LSseT =
DOus.a a. Fairfield county Coli Cub; II, ". Hartman.
ss u ,Iab. !. K. Chadwick and otto HocEmtyer,
Richmond county Country Club; Foxhall keene,
RockaWay Hunting club.
Three others entered, II. II. Sweny. S. D.
Bowers, and John Reid. Jr.. are more or less
i]ientluci with clubs in the Metropolitan dis
irict. but they have named clubs as their
sponsors at distant points, SO that their per-
Thosc entered from the NJ. G. A. Include the
two foreigners, Douglas and Stewart, who are
capao,c OF holding their own with the resident
Scotch players OF Chicago. There is u fair
chance, therefore. that one of them will bring
The title back TO the East.
The professional season that begins with the
omen championship on next Saturday, promises
TO be a lively one. The local men are preparing
for an active campaign. John Forman on last
Saturiay mnde a new record for his home links
Al tn DutcArss County Colt Club. as follows:
4. !. 3. B.. 90 4-33. The amateur record
Is IL. held by both Adriunco and Valentine.
Wilt Dunn. Jr.. has Just returned from n
ions g0lnns trip. Some OF the special
Golf Club. Watch Hill. when Dunn bout Ander-
son, The local man. by 4 up and 5 to play; q
match at the Seapuit Golf Club, Oysteryiile,
Mass. when Dunn defeated VIII Crawford, who
la nephew OF Ramsey Hunter, the well-known
EAU" Il anS . Tow dars aco ~ nN :, eSF.esot
mate. with Singer at the Larchmont Golf Club,
IN which the four nine-hole rounds were made
In the Glowing orCer:
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WHlTE STAR M

Teutonic. Sept. IL, noon Majestic. ... Sept 2s. noon
Britaun,c, sept. .a. moon %Germanic. Oct. u. noon
COTTON CARnIED ny PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 40 North River. Oricc y broadway, New York.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
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Financial.
The OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION Co.

NEW YORK. September 3. 1897.
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared q quar-.
terly dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on the preferred
stock Of this company. pAyAblt october l. 1897.
The Central Trust Company OF New York will on
that lay pay the same to the holders OF record At the
closing OF the transfer books at the close OF business
on we1nesdsy, september Is. 1897, Of Its voting
trust certificates representing preferred stock OF
this company. The books for the transfer OF such
c %rtincates Will be reopened on October 2. 1897.
Checks will he mailed.
The Old Colony Trust Company OF BOSTON. Mass.
vii, on the same day pay such dividend TO the hold.
es of record at the clos nR OF the transfer b ,oks Mt
tho close of business on "wednesday. september Is.
1897. or its voting trust certificates reprerS nting vot.
Ing trust certificates Of the Central Trust Company OF
New York. representing preferred stock OF this com.
pany. The books for the transfer OF voting trust Ger.
tin ates of the Old Colony Trust Company will ts
rsopened on October =. 1887. Checks will lie mailed.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.,
ny 4. TRACY
Assistant Secretary.
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Orean SrrImrrs.
AMERICAN LINE,

NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ST, PAIL...... Sept. II ST. PAUL .......... Oct. q
ST. LOUIS .,...... sept. g? 81, LOUIS .,...... oct. ~
RED STAR LINE 10 ANTWERP
sailing every Wednesday.
KcnslngtOn. SEPT, 10, noon SOuthwHrk, sept. 99.ll An
West'nland. Sept p2. noon SuOrlland ... oct. Il, noon
INTERNATIONAL NANIGATloN COMPANY.
Piers "a and -. Sorth River Orivc, u How'll ~ Green,
IUNARDIINETO~LI LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN,
I From Pier 40 y. r., foot OF ClarksUn st.
CampAnIa, Sept. Is, iOA.M Umbria sept. 20, 3 =. N.
servia. ... Sept. 81, noon Lucania. Oct. 2, 1OA. NJ.
VERNON II. BROWN co. Gen.Ag'ts.4 Bowling Green,
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Rtal G state for Sale-Countru.

To SALE-Oue DAIRY mple farm. 3sI acres; extern.
i sivc bUiliings; rch soil, located near Gardner,
Ca, county. North Dakota; price s2j per acre. Also
Std.tuu farm. $40 acres, heavy rich soil; very good
huiliiuEs; price $50 per acre; Timothy AMI pasture
on both: each near churches and school. For terms
" rit- WILLIAM MANN, owner. StIdston Farm. u ard.
ueF. y. Dakota.
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NOTICE I'd
FIRsT SORTl. H~ONDHOIDERa.
OHIO A sOCTHN EXTERN
Mailman GnNUHsANH

Notice Is hereby given that default having been
made In the payment of the interest provided In the
coupons appcrtaining 10 the bonds issued under the
First Mortgage OF the Chesapeake. Ohio and South.
according 20 the tenor and enect OF such coupons. and
such default having continued for the period OF six
months after demand. the holders OF q majority In
amount OF the bonds outstanding under said First
Mortgage have duly elected and eXercisei their option
on the Sd day Of s%ept.mbe 1897, that the whole
principal money. mentioned in and secured by the
whole OF the said bonds outstanding under said First
Mortgage. together with the interest accrued thereon,
become and be considered as forthwith due and pay.
able.
Tho undersigned Ia prepared to pay the principal Of
said bonds and accrued Interest on presentation and
surrender to him OF any outstanding bonds and cou.
pons appertaining thereto. at his onice. M. 2l4 Broad.
way, New York.
Dated New York. September I. 1897.
ALESASDER u. HACKSTAPP.
Trustee under said First Mortgage,
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for Sale or CxrhauQr.

LNR SAIL OR EXCHASGE.-one o; the most com
L rlete suburban homes IN tn. market, located at
NoFwaik. Coun.; one hour FROM New York; house haa
every modern cunNcn cnce. and was bGiit without re-.
gard to cost By days work II Is close TO depot.
schools. Churvhss. &c, and but short distance from
seunl bathing beach. For further particulars apply to
A. II. BRADLEY, Publication once The sun.
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Furnished Eluusts to Tst-.. Country.

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE to rent on
n Halsted st.. East orange. three minutes walk
from Brick Church Statiuni 60 rent by the year or
longer to a small family OF adults only; reasonable
10 The right parties; the best OF references required.
Address T.. O., 10 Halstcd ST., East Orange. MI
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NAME STEAMSMIIb "a


shortest sea Trina out Of New YORK.
Delightful tours to Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. New.
port News, Petersburg. Portsmouth. Primers Point,
Richmond, Virginia Beach. Va, and Washington C.
! r'lRht aud Passenger steamers sail from Pier 2H.
North River, every week day except Saturday, at 8
y. NJ. ana Saturday OF 4 y. vi.
W. l., GUILLAUnFC, Vice. pres't and Trnr1c Mgr.
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THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING "a.
New York. sept :. 1897.
The Board OF Directors OF the American sugar Re.
fninG Company have this day declared the following
dividends pay able Ovt. 9
On that portion Of the Preferred Stock which 10 en-
titled to ararterly dividends Ia. per cent.
On the Common Stock a dividend of s per cont
The transfer books will close on Sept. 10 at three
o'clock T. NJ. and reopen on oct. =. 1877,
JSU. Z. SEARLES Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-13

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