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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-21
THE CHEMICAL AGENCIES OF
ELECTRICITY.

To the Editor of the Journal and Courier.
The modern electricians are bringing
to light many new discoveries, and
some of them in their mad zeal for hon
ors dodge the true theories Sir Hum
phrey Davy was of the opinion that
electricity is property inherent in ma
ture or matter, and adopted certain hy-
potheses for the explanation of certain
discoveries, and made certain of a posi-
tive and a negative electricity. The
next class of discoveries and inyestiga-
tors determined that electricity extract
ed from certain metals should ba
termed galvanism, because of the tri-
umphant discoveries of Professor Gal
Vani of Bologna. I have described the
very strange manner in which he made
his discovery, and I could write year by
year, and age by age, about this beau
tiful and curious phenomenon which has
impressed itself upon scientific minds
And now it is no longer an uncertai,,
theory, puzzling dissatisfied scholars
with its obscure and inadequate uses
Tt has become the one great mower
dangerous but glorious and il needs M
prophetic mind to forecast the discover
les which will ultimate the Incoming
century. 1t was a. trifiing and acct
dental circumstance which kindled the
electric fire for Galvani-a simple exner-
iment on muscular irritability. Since
then new and grander discoveries are
continually being made. There is "a
progressive power moving everywhere
and the avenues will be so deep and
broad that common minds will he q b1e
to control natural law, and Ga1vani
may have unlocked one of the electrical
treasure chamber of nature.
FRANKLIN caught dim FORESIGHT of
the discoveries of this electric age Inf
could not demonstrate the power of the
lightning after he had made it captive
to human will. And it has not vet been
completed. 1t was a long time before
experiment discovered the power of
steam-contraction and expansion
The diminution of heat produces con
traction in the bulk of fluids, as well as
solids. But science discovered that
This effect does not take place in water
below the temperature of forty depress
which is eight degrees above The fraez
ing point. 1t was long time and II
demanded great research, and the most
careful experimenting, before the scien-
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LEGISLATORS OF 49, DINE

Continued from First PaeeN
because the best members of 1895 were
returned to it. "a voice from one evil
IDENTIFY not so returned, 4 doubt II y
Those who returned to 1877 heard the
same inspired voices in 1897. CA voice.
'Nit.) I am reminded of an incident
which happened to Judge Coweu. He
was down at the beach the mast sun-
mer, and one day while fishing he was
sovercome by the lethargic movement
4 of the waves and fell asleep. and aIso
& into the water. George M. Gum was
near by and saw him sink. Hero that
The is. Mr. Gum rushed in and brought
Judge Cowell to the beach and laid
Him on his back on the beach. which
was large enough. Here shortly after
wards he was found by friends standing
perfectly helpless by the PROSTATE BODY
sof Judge Cowell. On being asked WIN
Che did not do something he replied
rThere are sixteen rules for resuscitat-
Eng drowning persons, and 1 know them
all, but 1 can't remember the first one
Dust then Judge Cowell revived sufi-
s,iently to ask, George, did any of the
rules call for an application of brandy
Yes, there was one replied Mr. Gum
4 Yell. then, apply that one and let the
other fifteen so, said Judge Cowell
f'That's true" calculated Mir Gum. at
this point in the speakers yarn.)
Mr.. Judson closed by expressing the
hope that these reunions would be con-
tinued.
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purposes, and even children will not
fear to use the harmless Instruments.
The electric currents are everywhere,
and they cause constant motion-eter-
nal vibration in the atmosphere, which
are not warmed by the rays of the sun
passing through it, as you may sup
pose; neither are the radiations of
heat confined to burning bodies, though
all bodies possess the properties of
neat Everything on the surface of the
earth, and the earth itself. must radi-
ate heat, called terrestrial caloric,
which not possessing sufficient power
TO traverse the atmosphere, combines
with other substances and imparts
neat to 1t, which being chemically
transformed, produces electric currents.
AMOS d. SMITH, Sd.
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EinanriaI
The stock Market Was Dun and Neglected

The Stock Market Was Dull and Neglected
During the Greater Part of Yesterday
New York, Sept. 20.-The market 1vsu
dull and comparatively neglected DIR
ing the greater part of the day, and
the marked advances We're confined tn
a few special instances up to the final
half hour. The bears, encouraged bv
the lack of activity in the trading and
the money rate. then fell upon the mar.
ket and raided to such good effect that
few active stocks escaped with A not
decline less than a point and in fayv
instances a much larger loss as a re-
suit of the days trading. The pressure
to sell and the resulting declines were
especially heavy in the grangers.
Burlington. which had been nusbad
IN the morning to new high record.
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Died in Snntlhinrtnn

Charles Aulhorn, aged fifty-seven
years, long sufferer from locomotor
ataxia, died Saturday at his home on
Speechley avenue. He was one of the
towns most respected citizens He
worked for the Peck, Stow & Wilcox
company as decorator on stationer's
hardware for years. He was member
of Trumbull Post, No. 16, G. A. r., of
this place, and of Phoenix lodge, 1. o.
o. F., of New Britain. The funeral will
be held to-day at 2 p. m. at the house
the Rev. J. c. Breaker OFFICIATING
Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. He
leaves a wife and three children,
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The Rev. William Dinsmore Saw
telle, graduate of Trinity college. in
the class of 1875. died at the home of
his father in Comanche, Tex. Septem-
hnf, 4
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Scr SALE or Go Eet-Cuantry.

COME PEOPLE THINK that when they go 10 the sea
- shore that II 10 absolutely necessary to DO sur
rounded by merry. 20. rounds, - "whlrl. gigs" peanut
and frankfurler wonders. and a crowd OF picknit kerS,
restful summer home with pure air. elegant and
tasteful surroundings, and not nuisance OF any Kind,
From Inc Hathaway Inn TO Elheron we absolutely
control, and we will keep It select Come TO our ONCE
near the station and SEQ the vast improvements wo
nv XILAHTIo coAsT REALTY CO.,
Deal, n. J..
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Mr.. Ladue Turns Over TO This Company Prop
critics He Describes as Follows

l-gold placer claims agyreRatinR 1000 feet in
lensth. 'O'atod in the heart or the Gold Bottom
Min .ng District OF the KIondike. Development
has proved the rny streak to DO four feet tnick
and to carry Sig per cubic foot IN coars nugget
gold. Eat mating from the work already done,
TEN MEN WITH PROPER MhCHIN Try SHOULD
X $4,000 PER WEEK from tGis prop.
erty, and is total yield Bhoull h. 6lJ, 900, 900.
Mr., Kirkpatrick. resident superintendent has
been active al summer In acquiring other placer
property for Mr.. Ladue, GOVERN a mile OF tho
richest Klon like gravels. and which this company
has right to take over.
pa quartz lode located on the ridge east OF tho
Gold bottom Gre K, 10 which every X illogical and
Typographical con iitlOn points "a THE MOTHER
LODE FROM WHICH the MlLLlOSS or TREAS.
URF IN THE GOLD BOTTOM PLACERS HAVE
BEEN DERIVED. The lode shows an enormous
outcrop OF ore, the nssays from which show
10000 per ton and in free milling. Arrange.
nents arr b Ing male t. put n stamp mill on this
property. and when C 'niplrted this mine will be a
rich producer for many years.
ga Timber Berth" from the Canadian Govern.
ment. comforting exclusive right to cut timber on
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flats and Apartmeuts-Hrouklyu
The Alden.


A PARTMESTS To let in Cevedra, ol8 Union st.; Q
IA rooms and bath: the location 10 the best In Brook
Ign, about ZOO feet from main entrance to Prospect
Park. and about the came distance from the hand.
soonest electric fountain In the world; also soldiers
and sailors arch; the view from these apartments IL
the nnest in the city; all improvements. including
elevator. hall boys. 1t am heat. coal and wood for
ranges; decorated to suit tenant; rent ob5. $50. and
865. JOIN PULLMAN. 74i Union st.. corner 9th
av., or premises; open Labor Day.
TNLATS TO IEr.-Steam heated. 7 and b rooms. all
Il improvements, "a st. Johns place; second nat,
500. and third nat, $50; 90 81. johns place. z rooms.
$50; nrst-clasa: ~Janitor's service; immo late posses
sion. JOHN PULLMAN. 7Al Uuion st.. corner 9th
av, Brooklyn; open L Dor Day.
ELATs TO LET.-n you are in the country and
l. want to 9 cure Q dat during September or October
write 10 MS; II you are in New FORK and want TO move
to the Park Slope. Brooklyn. write to us; II you arc
now living In any other part Of tho city and want to
move to this section. which 10 far the most desir
able. write to US; we have the largest and most select
list on the Park slope to select from: prices from Ella
to SOB; this once Is open from 7 A. II. until 0 p. u.
every day in the week except sundays. JOHN PULL
MAN. 7|1 Union st.. corner 9th av., Brooklyn. Open
Labor Day.
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slnte ana Apnrtmtats % "a.

SlHts ma Apxstmeats Gs 8tt,
900 HHD 300 WEST SaTR u.
HOT WATER. STEAM. OPEN PLUMBING.
uniformed service, Broadway cable next blecki
9Th. s.a; 10Th, and sOulSysrd S sa5' % on .S SlSek'
MILTON
HOT WATER. STEAM UNIFORMED SERVICE.
s%rOsdwsy cable, Belt, 9Th. 9th. and Bouieyard
hall attendant; $3.50 to 5000.
ODESSA.
HOT WATER, STEAM. OPEN PLUMBING.
aot w. 7ath ST. and 3 rooms and bath; pnrquet
moor and Su S,N., un, n,S a,s 's 'c,S "a sr1 nOn;.
ward cars same block IL" station 4
blocks; rates Soto to $500.
oSs AND as4 END v
HOT WATER. sTEAM HEAT. NEAR. 18TH sT.l.
Q and Z room. and bath, Broadway cable 9 blocks,
y" ward ! block, rates stSs to sSS0.
70 ws.s, Osd ..asi1 room, and bath; L station.
Brosd S,oS, cable ,s. on sso o 10 aSs S snr a mo Sss' heh'
lsss ANN 1855 BROADWAY.
ali light. large rooms; open plumbing; Broad.
way cable and Boulevard cars on
block; one apartment $3.50.
losA To ICES AVE. A..
between STsG and Ssth s.' E5iys,e park, an: river
blocks: Sd av.. IL" sta. 4 blocks; Belt and
byth ct. limos 1 block transfer to LeKing.
ton, Broadway. NJ Idison. 9th. Sth. and
Col. av. lines; ad av. cable 8
blocks; $500 to e5t0.
TITLE TRUST co.,
lao Broadway ~, bSth st and 7th Az.
Letting Onicos, "a West Goth st
9SS Amsterdam av.. eos ". 1880 st..
~ West 93i st., and 1912 Av. A.
Prices, plans, and particulars upon application.
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2sal estats sur sals-ssrses City.

LOR sALE.-More than 100 houses from o.. 100 and
Il upw I'd, and more than 800 lots from 1925 and
upward for sale at HEODOk SDL Hudson
Boulevard, corner Clin st. J rsey City Heights.
CS) SCn $500 DOWN. Balance Monthly
SpZ,CCO. Seven.room house; all Improvements;
trolley, 10 minutes to ferries; choice locality. This 10
q bargain seldom offered. The house Is in Al condi-
ton, ready to move right into. No. yo7 summit aV.
r.. 4. DOMISICK. owner. 81 sip av.
Can be seen to-day from ! to 3.
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Real estate fOr Sale or UO gst.

N Atm at. 100 WEST BrownstOne front. four
~ story and American Easements; middle house OF
three On 4 .foOt lot; convenient to J. and cable. APP.
,LI rvs nsr JOHN &. WILSON, 2OS Greene st.
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Scr salt or 90 Est- gsw asrssy.

ARK. n. J.-one hour from City Hall
IL continuation, eh.oOi seven'roOm house, barn. .
scnas. arysp,roOm house, barn. 10 acres; TWO eight
room cottages, new, with all improvements; closo TO
stStion, JOHE q. BECKER, % Waite St, N. Y.
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Ssaaarias.

Divided into 500, 900 shares of $40 each,
fully paid and worcestershire, Of which
100000 shares are now offered for sub
scrlption at ~par,payable one.half on appli.
cation and one.hGlf on notice of acceptance
of subscription. Shares will be allotted in
the order in which subscriptions are re-
ceived.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST IS NOW
OPEN. RIGHT TO CLOSE SAME
WITHOUT NOTICE IS HEREBY
EXPRESSLY RESERVED BY COM
PANY.
Mr.. JOSEPH LApUE of Dawson, Northwest Terri.
HOS cHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEw of New York, President
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com.
Hon. I. II. MAC INTosH OF Regina, Lioutonant.Gov
+, rnor Northwest 7 rritory.
ttrGaneral of the United states and President of
the Lincoln National Bank. ~
Mr. ELI A. AGE Of Chicago. Secretary Of the North
Amcric n transportation and Trading Company OF
Mr.. II. WALTER WEBB of New York. Third Woe
President New York Central and Hudson River
NH. WILLIAM j. IRKELL of New York, owner of
.'Ludgr" and "L.sl es weekly"
President OF the ChateauRny Railroad Company.
HON. J. SESBlTT K1RCHofFEh OF Manitoba. SEN
MR f.GT Q ii Il &c cA HST!G!SS n e q SsS York. Comptroller
OF the New YORK Central and Hudson River Rail-
NJ Irwin C. STUMP of New York. oI.Director An.
M: EDWIN q. MArGiIN Of Jersey city. Secretary
Mr.. THOMAS ". KIRKPATRICK of Dawson. North.
west Territory. Resident Superintendent.
D~EPOSlTARY: UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK. NEW YORK.
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Einanrt1l.
Other Financial Advertisement See Seventh
Page Of Supplement.

both sides OF the river for . distance OF nfteoa
miles from Dawson, THUS GIVING THE CON.
PAhY 4 PRACTICAL ~oNoPo OF THE
"A large saw mill built by Mr.. Ladue at Dawsoa
Sity, which at the time OF his departure YVES
enough to pay q 3 per e. Mt. dividend on the capi-
tai stock OF the company.
S-Elghty choice bus n.ss lots, each 30 feet front n
tine centre of the city OF Dawson. Some OF these
lots VIII he sold, on others buildings vll b
ca Canadian charter OF great value. which permits
the company to engage In every variety of mining
and Industrial enterprise. to build and operate
greater powers than any now obtainable and
frees tho company from many dinculties to be
confronted by other foreign companies seeking -
operate on the klondike.
THE SUM OF 81, 900, 900 IN CASH
will be set aside for the development of the
placer and quartz claims and for the gen.
cral operations of the company under its
charter.
Application for shares should be ad-
dressed to the OFFICES OF THE COM
PANG. 20 NASSAU STREET, New York.
and should be accompanied by check for
one.half OF the amount OF the shares sub
scribed, drawn to the order of Mr.. E. n.
Botsford, Treasurer.
For official prospectus, which alone CON
tains the representations of the Company.
and for general information. address the
Secretary, 20 Nassau Street, New York
City.
1t should be borne in mind that this
Company acquires from Mr.. Ladue proper.
ties estimated capable of earning large
dividends on it's stock from its placer and
lumber interests alone, and that these re-
turns will be very greatly increased from
the output of its quartz mining and other
contemplated enterprises under Mr.. Ladue's
vigorous management.
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FREE To OCTOBER.
Light. corner. fve.Ioom nat; nice entrance; well
kept; ele TO SIS monthly. 2s2 W. 1921 at. Janitor,
or MEAD, 2<95 5th av.
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EoR RENT-Furnishrd corner Apartment eight
Il rooms and bath; all CHEEKY. sunny roomsI rent sos.
Apply ~Janitor. 1903 West 5bth st
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asuusss to gst---guuu.ry.

A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE to rsnt on
n Halsted ST.. Fast Orange. three minutes walk
from Brick Church Stations; to rent t,s year or
longer to q small family OF adults ~ reasonable
to the right parties; the best OF references required.
Address \. g., as HAlsted st.. East Orange. NJ J.
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for Sale or Gxrhange.

CoR sALE OR EXCHANGE.-one of the most com.
II plete suburban homes in the market. located AT
Norwa ALI, Conn; one hour from New York; house has
every modern convenience. and was built without re.
gard to cost by days work; IL Is close TO depot,
schools, churches. &C.. and but short distance from
Sound bathing breach. For further particulars apply to
AL BRADLEY. Publication ONCE The sun.
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@2R-NEw FLATS; newly furnished; sig rooms
gpOO and bath; exceptionally nne. Apply 81 Wee,
osth st. or J. X. HAY. 7Wail st. (; reference.
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Th. Cart.
COneYI Island Jockey Club
RACE LEACK .nEEI.ngAS nAT.

AUTUaN MEETING, o -
Aug. ~, go, "a, 2H, 80, Sept. liz. 4, Q, q. Q, III. Blk
races each day. Racing rain or shine.
TOMORROW, LABOR DAY."
SIX RACES. INtLUDlNG ~ Tw,N CITY
" W%A y EuH sT y ATTT Tn.E cUr sIs ATp nAcE
$3.50 r. N. e nv BANDER
Trains direct to track. Leave foot East 9tth e., N.
Y, via l.. i. n. r.. at II i. NJ, 1910, 1910. 1:lo.
lao. a;l0, s'io. 9:lo y: Especial Parior Car Train
THIS TRAIN GOING AND RETURNING. Boats
leave foot whitehall ct. Cvia Bay Ridge Ferry half
hourly from 11;iO A, ". to $40 p. n. Kings County
Elevated via Brooklyn Bridge every twenty minuteL
All Brooklyn electric roads connect direct to track
special accommodations returning from track.
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Il LOSDYKE sold FIELDS-How to get there. For
IN $500 We Will supply com lete, accurate, and
valuAbl' Information, by personal letter. regarding
the fabulOusly rich Rlondyke and Yukon River,
Alaska; gold nelis. Latest maps, how TO get there.
cost what to take, and when to go. This informal On
tional Bank Seattle. Washington; Address for par
ticulnrs. ~intlnsing money order. Alaska Information
Bureau. p. O. box $40 Seattle. Washington.
GO 0H0 HAS always made. and IL now making,
SDD,OOO $1,000 q year. For particulars address
RIA NDAL II. FO0iE 4 CO., 40 Broadway, \. Y. city.
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nr. l.Rdue was the Pioneer
of the ktOndike,

For 10 years a resident of the upper Yu-
kon, his experience enabled him to prompt
~ acquire the choicest gold properties,
to pre.empt the most available ground for
a town site, and to possess himself of those
interests which are most largely aAd quick
~ profitable in new mining fields. His
foresight has made him a controlling factor
IN the mineral and industrial development
OF the upper Yukon. With u business
grown beyond the capacity Of one man to
handle, Mr.. Laduc has organized this com.
pany to assist in developing his valuable
mineral and other properties.
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TO %LRT-Three nne lofts. 26El00 II. each. singly or
l. together. In tho substantial building. 489 Pearl st..
an once on second hoOr can DO hA with them II de-
sired; nne accommodations for q substantial printer
and photographer; from such the rent. to q large en-.
tent, would DO taken In work; equally desirable for
(almoat) auy manufacturing business. Apply on the
premises
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FURNISHED flats % yet.

ELATs A~P ,RTMENTs. unfunished, furnished,
Il In desirable locations; rent oo<0 TO O3. 900.
FOLSOM BROTHERS.. s96 Broadway.
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NEW BUFF BRICK HOUSES, $4,000.

Arranged for ono family; all Improvements; fur
mace in cellar: streets paved and s wered; sidewalks
blocks from Van siclen nv. station. Kings County
Elevated road.
ETICAN IMPROVEMENT co..
Van Sicl"n av. and Eastern Parkway.
A RTlsTIC THREE.SToRY BRICK Dwell ING.
n near prospect Park, worth $4,000. for $3.50;
lain tub. foyer hall, large bay window and brown
stone box StoOp. AIS sixth st, near 7th Av. Open
Sunday and Monday. Brokers paid.
LNOR SALE-Why not consider and invest within
Utrecht; "MNpleton suburb 18th, "2d avs. and Goth
st, mAcadRmized bonlcyaris, streets made. water
and gas, and restricted; lots from $3.50; slo monthly
pay mcnts; future assured; we invite insIection; over
600 sold To inventors anu homcseekers, WILLIAM y.
RAE CO.. lSV Montague ST., Brooklyn.
EoR sALE-HoUSEs-Sq. 600; 5000 cash, balance
j monthly, for homes worth 81. 800; ~assignres will
sacrifice two-story and basement frame. 2O1i+xl00.
hlted for two families. within two blocks OF tho
Kings Comfy Elevated, Belmont av,. 2Bth ward.
WILLIAM p. RAE co. 1870 Montague st, 994 Gates
Av., Brooklyn.
1 double apartment excellent plan; perfect order;
2SNDOxlOO; every Improvement; opposite new park.
HhlSey ST.. price. $4,000; rental. 81. roo. WILLIAM
lsOMnntagues St, 1914 Gates av. Brooklyn.
Eo sALE-3d place. near Court A.. 3.story brick.
L only $500; every Improvement and good order;
WILLIAM. p RAE CO.. 1879 Montague ST., 1914 Gates
av., Brooklyn.
% sALE.-Bay Ridge. near Sd Av,. S76 down.
L balance I'm monthly payments new 2.story base.
ment ana cellar house; latest improvements for two
families. WALTER BROWN, is9 Montague St,
Brooklyn.
Tor s|ALE-onIy 1880: $4,000 can remain on
Al. 2bth ward; offered at this 10 soil quickly, WILLIAM
y. RAE CO., oOi Gates Nv, 1870 Montague al, Brooklyn.
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BUILDINGS. storaA. lofts, onnces. and StudioS to LOT
ID In desirable locations.
FoLsoM BROTHERS, $40 Broadway.
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BUILDINGS, Stores, Lofts, and Onnces-A large
ID number TO lot ON Spruce, Beekman. Fulton. John,
Maiden lane. Dey, Vesey. Barclay. Park place, Murray,
Warren, Chambers, Reade, Broadway, Nassau. VII.
liam, Gold. Clin. Pearl. Water. Front. South. and
many other streetS- a. WHITING,
BoekmAn st.
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Rtal estate atantra-arouhlyn.

WILL u At ONCE FOR CASH any real bargain
w IN welllocat.d Brooklyn property, large or
small! mall location and price to be notice commu.
nicAtions confidential. C. d. THOMAS.
Sie West 3Oth st. n. Y.
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Marhiuery.

EoR sALE-one heavy duty regular pattern Smith
- Vale, lex7xl. duplex steam pump. capacity
tS0 gallons per minute against 1873 pounds presnurot
In perfect order, realty for dellN err.
N. Y. HEAT. LIGHT & POWER CO., as COLD 81
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For Other financial advertisement See Seventh
Page Of Supplement.
THE JOSEPH LADUE
Gold Mining and Development Company of Yukon.
CAPITAL STOCK, S5,OOO,OOO.
CAPITAL STOCK, SIS, 600, 900.

under the laws of the State of New JerSe
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90 get tor Business gurpusss.

ATTENTION,
Tho nne store W Halsey st., corner Nostrand av.,
Brooklyn. is for T mt, "nr osite Girls High school
with 1900 pupils); troll, transfer station; choice
location; one OF tine best In the handsome and aristo-
cratic BEDFORD StuyvesLnt district; money can DO
made here by u live man with push. energy. and CAPT.
Ay. corner HcDonough st.
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TOR s~ALE-only o.. 500: $1,000 can remain on
Il mortgage. for two-story and basement brick. Hull
Al, sbth ward offered at this TO sell quickly, WILLIAM
J.. A co, 3Oi Gates ay, 1870 Montague at, Brooklyn,