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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-18
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The Boar WIN Curry MINI.

San Francisco, Nov. l8.-The railway
mail service has been authorized Ia
send mail by the revenue cutter Bear
which will leave Seattle on the 23rd
inst. The mail viii be deposited at
Unalaska. The steamer George T.
Elder will hereafter leave Portland
oregon, every eighteen days with mail
for Skaguay, Sitka aud Juneau.
Newspapers as well as letters will be
taken, but no papers will be sent Ia
Dawson and other Inland points. This
serylce.will he In addition to the malls
heretofore dispatched from Seattle Blk
times a month
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,st SoTunna, Spain, Nov. ls.-The Span
H. steamer Mpntserrat. which left
We,g9na Sunday, Oct. 81, with Gen.
C,,is'er former general Of
toi,at on board, and subsequently
rly'5n ct Glbara and Porto Rico, ar
we mere unexpectedly today. She
ing. until FRIDAY even
Il nv rr newspaper campaign for holding
"a. NSI!ar demonstration in honor OF
eN' Weyler 10 so fierce that the editor
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New York, Nov. 1s.--The Cinnamon
who We're sent over to ENGLAND to APP
pear in the production of the play The
First Born are in peck OF trouble.
They returned on the Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse and they were not allowed
to land because of the Chinese exclu-
sion law.
The Cinnamon are now being fed Mt
the expense of the German steamship
company, and are dividing their time
between feastng and praying 10 an
improvised Joss that they may be per-
mitted to land
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Cape Coast Castle, Nov. 1s.-The gov
ernor of the Cold Coast Colony reports
that there has not ..es" arg collision
whatever between the British colonial
forces and Chief Samory up to the
present. An eye witness of thc fight
between the followers OF Chief Samory
and the French force on August 20th
last says 1t occurred near Bonita. The
French force numbering about 100 men
was cut to pieces.
Another account Of the affair says
the French officers were invited to
palnver and seized by the Sofas who
captured the rifles, stores, reserve am
munition and eight horses belonging to
the eXpedition.
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q MrErIroR PRISONERS pARDoNED
They are Handed over to General Lee to
Forward to New York.

Washington, Nov. Is. - Minister
woodford has telegraphed the state de-
partment that the Spanish cabinet has
notified him that the queen has par
doned the Competitor prisoners.
The state department announces
that the Competitor prisoners were
turned over to Consul General Lee last
Monday. and will be sent by him di-
rect to New York today.
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Middle of the Road populIsts.

Dallas, Tex, Nov 1S.-Chairman
Milton Park Of the Populist National
organization SAYS the Popuist party
which is opposed to National Chairman
Butter has requested the members to
meet at the La Clede hotel, st. Louis
Nov 23rd.
Chairman Park said that the com
mittee will map out policy that will
keep the party in the middle + the
road. Candidates for nomination in
1900 will be discussed.
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From New Zealand.

Elder William Dlmond OF West Jor-
dan, Salt Lake county. called at the
News" office this afternoon having
just arrived over the Oregon Short
Line on his return from a mission to
New Zealand whittier he went on Feb.
IL, 1855. Elder Dmond labored cEclu-
sively among the European residents
OF the Island, enjoyed good health and
met with fair success.
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San Francisco, Nov lS.-The final
preparations have been made for the
meeting Of Tom sharkey and Joe Cod
dnrd IN twenty round boxing bout In
Mechanics Pavilion tonight. Sharkey
Will enter the ring AZ $50 pounds while
Goddard viii probably weigh 100.
Bctting on the fight IL very light.
Sharkey still rules a favorite at odds
Of IA TO Z.
The preliminary bout will be between
Tom Larclng Of Louisville, Kid Nc
C6ys former sparrlng partner and Joe
Kennedy Of San Francisco.
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Madrid, Nov. 1s.-The Havana cor
respondent Of the Herald has cabled
his paper that In spite OF the conces-
sions made to the Cuban autonomists
and in spite Of the appointment OF au-
economist projects in the different
provinces of cuba, there does not exist
q single sign Of the approaching sub
mission of the insurgents.
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San Francisco Nov. 1S.--At u sale of
thoroughbreds Of the stables of A. b.
Spreckels the following horses brought
over $500 each:
Marcel. $500, to r. j. Crowley; Olive,
5000, to G.. Bertolacchi: Pat Murphy.
SG7j. Atkins and Lottridgc; Torsion.
SS25, b. c., Holly; George Palmer Sl.015:
Lee Shaner: Frank James, $G15, X.
Hughes; Florimel $500, Lee Shaner;
Agni, $3.50, Il. Il, Warwick; Aluminium.
$500, Barney Schrciber; Georges, $1,000.
John Campbcll Imperlous, $3.50, Bar
ncy Schroeder; Little u. c., $500. j..
Hincllle; Racio, Si,O75, William Muir
ray.
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Bryan, Tex, Nov. 1S.-Last night at
the Allen farm near here, while gamb-
ling for pecans. negro named General
Cheatham was stabbed twice and
killed.
Another negro, Tom Sweat. was ar
rested for the crime, and while being
conveyed to Milican by a posse was
taken from his guards and strung up
to the limb Of tree. The vigilantes
are said to have boon neEroes.
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GERMANS BEGAN THE WAR.
Entered IL Chinese Fort and Hauled Down
the Chinese Flag.

Cologne, Nov. 1s-The Cologne Ga
zette today publishes a dispatch from
Berlin giving further details of the
landing Of German sailors and marines
at Kiaochau bay. province of Shan
Stun, or Monday morning last. The
Germans, II now appears. found the
place occupied by 5000 Chinese troops
armed with the Prussian Jaeger rifles
and having II Krupp field guns The
Chinese fed. and the Germans. enter
ing the fertilization, hauled down the
Chinese nag and holsted the German
standard.
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OF the antiWeyler paper La vose de
Gallicla, has challenged the editor Of
the Weyler organ, Ell Nord Quest, to
fight a duel.
The Moderate Republicans and Car
lists are in favor of the demonstra-
ton, while the Liberals and Socialists
are opposed to II and are organizing
for counter demonstration.
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London, Nov. l7.-The meeting when
was held at the Guild hall thls after
noon to give the candidates Tor eIeclioH
To the London school board an oppuI.
tunity of addressing the electo'9 G wa
Inpram and others We're hooted and
Interrupted with shouts OF Jesuit
priest in disguise NO popery' etc
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New York, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch to
the Herald from Bosota, via Panama.
says:
General Rafael Reyes, conservative
candidate for president, has retired
from the race. The conservatives and
the government party win now name
fusion candidate to run against the
liberals. This is regarded as a death
blow to the liberals.
The retirement Of General Reyes is
looked upon as a patriotic step as 1t
means. II is believed, the certain de-
feat Of the liberals by fusion, ON new
candidate. 1t will tend to avert an
other civil war, which until recently
appeared to be "A possibility. The cleo
tion will be held on the first Sunday in
December.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-18

Boston, Mass. Nov. 1s.-At the
second days session Of of the National
Academy of Science, Miss Alice l..
Gould, daughter of the late Benjamin
Apthorp Gould, who was a member of
the academy, presented to the organi-
cation a fund OF 100000 This is TO be
known as the Alice L. Gould fund, and
It's proceeds are to be used at the dis
erection of the trustees in furthering
astronomical and mathematical re-
gnurgb
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t-SSon Francisco. Nov 1S.-The Solomon
hunters are still pursuing their MUIR
C,9H tactics In the Island OF
sH,,l1Htl cana. Emboldened by their
n13,t,SS In overcoming the Austrian ex-
ihululh under Baron Won Norbeck,
so,g nave boldly raided the English
Ih habitants therene
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Spawn are taken there at the rate
Of 100000 n day and of this great
amount over 80 per cent is saved event
ually. repienishing the supply that the
salmon canneries and the markets are
constantly calling upon.
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Rochester, N. Y, Nov 1S.--Thc di-
rectors of the Rochester Savings bank
have voted to place that institution in
liquidation The officials say that the
banks business is gradually falling OFF
until the deposits amount to less than
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-18

Los Angeles, Cal Nov. 1S.-A man
believed To be Bob Love, who it Is
said. is wanted at Indianapolis for
murder. has been arrested here The
letters "R. L. and star We're found
tattood on the prisoners right fore
arm, answering the description
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HE rIxEp rmEsE orrIcEns.
Desperate Under Arrest Holds Up and Dis
arms Three of Them.

Emporia, Kan, Nov. 1s-Sheriff
Gaughan had received telegram ask
ing that q man named Kooken be ar
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STAIN Is WINNER.
Hovoiution in tho philippines is Complete
ly Suhdued.

London, Nov. lS.-A special dispatch
from Madrid published here this even
ing, suys all the Important lnsmgent
chiefs Of the Philippine Islands have
surrendered To the Spanish authorities,
and Capt.-Ge Primo de Reeves an
nounces the complete paclneatlon Of
that colony.
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r EVENING PAPER is THE
PAPER OF TODAY THE
4 MORNING PAPER is THE
PAPER OF YESTERDAY.
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Live stock Market.

NEW YORK. Wednesday. Aug. ls.-Ieceipts Of
bueves were LIS head, ! cars to he exported. 43
cars direct TO local slaughterers. and % cars for the
market; active at n general advance OF LOG lbc. y
100 ms. The yards were cleared early. Native
steers sold at S4.4OmsSj.3O y 100 ms. CuloradOs at
Sl.l0 stays and oxen at s2.I5Gei.6O. bulls AT $3.50
GS3 %. dry cows at S2cLS3.JO. Dressed beef steady
nj 7gsl2c. y N. for native sides. Gables from British
markets quote American steers at 4c. y
n, dressed weight; American refrigerated beef at SO
s'sc. p n. Exports to-day, llG sheep and 1920
quarters OF beef; tomorrow. 40 beercs.
Receipts OF calves, including a few direct. were
9.30S head; 3. 200 head On sale. all told. Active and
firm for veals. l,c. higher for other calves. About $50
bead unSold. Vcals sold ut ~$i.30mbI.26 2 100 MS;
Rrassers and buttermilks at S325G8+. Western
cal,e at $3.50. City dressed veals steady at 0l2G1
lie y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including cars direct.
were 10. lOl head; iIla cars on sale, all told. Very
dull ut a general decline OF lsGAc. = n. About 70
cars were carried over. Sheep sold at S2.25GGSi
y 100 MS; lambs at 81. BOA So. 25. Dressed NUT
ton, 6SSc. dressed lambs. 1@loc.
Receipts OF nogs were ABB head, including 102
head on sale. Steady, ct Si.30S Sl.55 y 100 MS.
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The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company owns
the capital stock Of the Brooklyn Heights and
Brooklyn, Queens County and Suburban Rail.
Of $5.5li.3oo, leaving s~h;4s9!ooo~ in its
contributes over $4,000 q year toward
meeting tho interest. on those bonds,
this amount being the interest on tho
construction advances to the Heights Company
by the Rapid Transit Company which are in
Guided in the Heights CompaDy's fixed charges,
as stated above. In addition the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company receives over $l0O,O 900
n year In interest upon securities held and funds
invested. and Is entitled to all tho surplus profits
of the TWO operating companies.
The Chicago Great Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for July of 1885,, SOC. an increase
OF $4S, 440 as compared with the same month
OF last year. and net Sll2,265. an increase OF
1874, 1868. The publication OF net earnings by the
company Is an innovation. Tho July net earn
ings, while showing an increase of lt.67 y cent.
over 1896. were net secured by sighting inn
provemcnts and maintenance, for the opcr-
nting expenses show a substantial in.
crease. The statement confirms the claims
made by the officers of the company that
now that the extensive betterments of
the property, which have been under way
for the last few years. are about completed. the
company would be able to bring its rate OF oper-
atlng expenses down to figures nearer to the
lower rates prevailing on other roads In the
Granger territory. The ratio OF operating ex.
penses 70 gross earnings last month was 70.eb
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wan. the omclnl GRADING or Flour Continued.

Much opposition has arisen in the flour trade to
the proposition that the official grading OF flour
by the New York Produce Exchange inspectors be
abolished. At n recent meeting action upon the
proposition was postponed in order to give time
for thorough discussion. Another meeting will
he held at the Exchange this afternoon. James
II. Turner of Isaac H.. Reed X Co.. who was
Chairman of the first meeting. and who will also
he Chairman of to-day's meeting, said yester-
day that in his opinion the doing away with the
grading OF -four would destroy this port as a
commercial market for flour and convert it into
an exclusively speculative market.
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Gold Reserve Increased by 81 200. 900.

The net Treasury gold reserve gained 81. ooo,-
600 yesterday by the deposit in the Sub-Trcas.
ury OF that amount by the National Park Bank.
The deposit was made partly in coin and partly
in Assay Office checks, the bank taking legal
tenders in exchange. The bank still has $l0,-
900. 900 in gold in its vaults.
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GO Irt tcr business purposes.

BUILDINGS stores. lofts, Offices, and studios 10 let
ID IN H. NlIahle locations.
FOLSOM BROTHERS, SIS broadway. cor. 18th st.
BUILDINGS, stores, Lofts. and offices TO let; a large
ID number. kCLAND & WHITING, > Bcekman It,
'iO LET-TEr"r me lofts. 25NloO II. cacn. s'ngly or
l together. in the substantial building, 4SN Pearl AZ;
an office On 5 conf floor can be la with them II de-
sired: fine accommodations for II substantial printer
an! photographer, from such the rent, 10 a lar q *.
tent. would Ice taken III work equally desirable for
iaImost any manufacturing business. Apply on mo
premises.
ETH Az. "&N.-LarSc floor for leht business or
y dwelling. lol and cold water.
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terms. Tho future trading wa. a.

Futures here closed steady. with prices 0 to 10 points
lower. Total sales II. 800 bags. Havre declined =
to II. HAMBURG closed y TO y pig. lower. American
warehouse deliveries, 1i,lgl bags, American visible
supply OF Brazil 7bi.8O3 bags, against $4,000 in
1890. Rio was quiet at 30 refs dcrllnc3 receipts,
vance OF l.lOd. Santos weak at 200 reis decline;
receipts, $4,000; stock. %Gib,O00. The market ruled
easy, owing 10 largo receipts and small sales.
NAVAL SToREs-Cn"hangCd Spirits OF turpcntine,
2Sob2si2c.; rosln, S~l,i0JSl.5O for common to good
strained.
PnoSisioSs-Lard higher. Prime. si.aO. Pork dull
but high r. Mess, SS.5O@6a, Talluw, sac. Butter
Western Creamery. lGc, Western, loo. Chi
cago, Aug. lS.-"Provlsiuns advanced sharply, with
n marked Increase IN the speculative interest. Tho
cash trade was the largest OF the season and was
called phenomenal. Packers were literal buyers
against their cash sales, Hogs were in good supply
and ruled lower, The big cash business oNcrGame
all bcarlsh features, OF course the strength in grains
helping the market somewhat. We look for decidedly
higher values"
SuuAR-Raw quiet but firm; So test. 3ltc; S6o test,
82lC. Sales 900 bags centriGugals, 80 test, at 3lc.;
liz h%ogshcads and 100 bags MuscUvado, 49, test, at
SAc. and - bags molasses sugar. s9' test, at &c.
Refined quiet but firm.
WooL-Thc Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods.
secured basis, as follows: 1eNas-Sprlng hue, l2
months, asa I5c spring fine. u to X months, i2bI3c.;
spring medium, IL months, lO@i2r; spring me-
dium. q to & months, 3Bt4Oc.; fall nnc, Woo
3bc. California-Spring Northern free, = to IL
months. i3@ tic spring Northern free. Hto = months,
4O@42c.; southern, IL months. ~4Op42c.; southern. q
70 s months. 3IG3sc. fall free. 3lct35c; fall defcc.
tive, 3G&33c. O~rcgon-EaStcrn No. ], aga i3c.; East
ern No. z. 400 l2c.; Valley No. J, 39@iOc.; Valley
ple-FIne. 4s@5Oc; fnc IN .tlium, 4sa4Tc.; medium.
Acc. Territory or inary--finr. 45CiBc.; fine me-
dium, I3@I5c.; medium, 4OWs42c.
CHICAGO, Aug. lS.-These were to.dny's prices:
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otA b1Ac9 Vi keh"ey
aAnRoA AND OTHER HAR
ope" High Lou. -c1ossno-
so,.,. tno. est. est. BID. Assed.
sAd.E1.l54 l64 1874 l6a 8
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''p s samsn ~ a. "a a. "a a., a. 49,
1o2so Am lob. CIV e2a eoa e2t 2
4ATob pfllA ia ia 112h ala
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200 Am con les leb le 1sh 10
a5 Amcop o 7oh 7oh cob 7o'a
$500 Atch.T&
sFe~.. l6t 16s 16b 10. 49,.
Iss4s Atch.T&
.oo !. s, !. p, sos sls sos 81: as =
900 a Arb pr s71 s79 s7s 80 s7s
1000 Anoe n. as .36 80 -
eco BrEHswk 3h SD 3a Oh a
1917 Bait & o lAh 1A% lAh la l4h
242 Bait 40.
swp.n eS e. 81 - -
800 Bay sta IAN 4 lAh lax 14H
ITO Br'k RT 3lS 80 3lh 80 32%
200 Can So: % 81 90 ga So
sos7o Oh ct 17a lsh l7h 1sb 1874
100 Cen Pao ID ID l3 12s 13h
$685. ches&o ea" e2a seb a2h 2s's
100 Oh 49 4e 40 At so
1890 Chic aaslo2 1924 1913 1921 1924
100 Oh q Aitleo 100 100
a7o C. C
stL.... aea ssa ssa 80 sea
slllo G. B&o. eoh e7h e6b e6s e6%
s24o6 C.M&stP eas e4b e3S e3J %
lao Q. st
.Ppf...lAs l4a l4s l43 1Asa
$3.50 CRAP eAs s6S e4s SO e6h
l4oo colFueL le 81 le go eo-
s+l7c.I&L. Ia l2h liz l2b Ign
AIT o.I&Lp ae% 3ah 3e+ a2h a2la
AsS conaas.lss 1873 1891 1891 1877
1874 DAHud.1leh 11sh 1lS 1881
100 D.LAwleoh 1904 1901 8 lol
500 Oct ass. 80 a3% 40 SO SO
SOTO D R p 4s Aeh 40 4es 4sA
800 DM&FD l2h 12h l2h IL 12R
1850 Erie R l65 l7b g II l7As
800 Erie lstp Alb 11h 4lb 4lb AIN
20 EneT&T e7s 67is 67is 81 -
14o Ed z I..123b 1881 1897 ia 2
100 E R Gas. ssh ssh 8 ssh 80
90 K Riv @
pf......lleh lles l1eh 1852 ll6a
300 III ll5 l1h l1S III
looF&PMp 32h 32b 32h 81 33L
7bGB&w 80 80 80 sc 42L
1880 Gen Elec 35S g 35S SO 36h
$40 HBolsnin % Cd % "a e6
1875 mcent. 1O6 1o6t 1864 lo6a LOG
900 III Steel. az 4ah az a. a.
100 la Gen.. los lo] lo% 1oS los
400 Ia Cen D Bah 36 4 d 34S
looLE&wp 7lL 71h 7lh II 72S
100 Lake sh.176 l7o l76 l76 l76t
300 Long Isl. 44s 44I 49, AZ AT
l2b Lacl aa 3eH 3es 8 80 3eL
1890 Lou Z N. 6eS ooh 6eHs go 6oh
1900 Man Conf 04 104 1924 1O3l lO4
100 MeIkc'f 90 ss 2S 2 ah
as7o hetTrac124 l24S l23 l21 l24,
bo Mich oen1o 100 lo5 1o6 1907
400 4 stL q 24% 24% 24a 26
ioMAstL
800 4 Bal
9 dpf.. 90 bes SO 66h SO
1910 Mo Pac.. 2eb 3lh 2eS % 81
l4%o ho.K&T l6k 1914 Is is l6a
1900 A,K&Tp 3eh 36A ash 36s go
1891 M0o& o slh alh aeh 3os 3la
no Nora Esl7o ITO ITO 1877 40
oeb L OH, 22 22 2lh 2lh IS
900 N J Cent 90 U.s. e5 o4a o5
1909 Y Cent? o6h 1862 100 1904 1905
1850 SatLead $50 49, 3o $50 49,
II Nat Id plo5 lo5 lo35 lo4 loa,
400 Nor Am. So So 50 ga So
GNY&NH.l7s l7s l7s l7s l7ei
400 Co
stLsp 80 80 30 ssa 40
lo:ONY.s4w 49, IT 1914 49, l7a
wpt,.. So. 81 ses 81 81,
500 W.. Ia l3b l3 10 l3l
IsoAAWD s4t s4S 34% 90 30
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GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
2iridendS and AutercGt.
OFFICE OF
HTCKER-JONEs-JEW EII MILLING COM

COZ rroduc" ENchLnE August II, lNN7.
DlNlpEhp SO. 20.
Tho Board Of Director. have III. DAY de- AIRED a
n quarterly diNiirnd Of TWO IN. e Nl. or In"
Preferred stock ~ the li""Emr-Lou. s',w'I Milling
company, llHYal lc September lrt 10 rr"rRhnui ~
Of r"'' ri At closing OF the transfer l"oA-. Transfer
hooks Will hc close AT noon, August 2lst. an opened
At :" \. NJ, september p,
The coupons OF III" tirit W"Ttrn e q grr cent lopls
of the Comp my, due S"ptrmi or lst, lS"T, VIII ~
paid hy the Franklin Trust coma any, corner ui lin
ton and Montague str e., I'rnuli yu,
THOMAS A, MClNTNEE, Treasurer.
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I.nst SIDE.
Slats md Apartments % Eet.

halls heated. $50.
7"D ST, t2O EsST. - and ! rooms. 80 to $lS.
IENlNLTOs Az, 1tT5.ll77.- rooms and
barn. halls heated, Slf to sci.
lotD At. O3 Ni:SF.-0 rooms and bath, steam
heat. $50 TO SO.
CO!.I MnlS Az. $50. ss7, $40. 5 rooms and
bath. steam hrat. So to $50.
115TIB ST.. Il7 Nl:NE.-i rooms and bath. heat,
hot water, $50.
I.SU 81. JI3 Eisr.-Extra wide single fiat, 0
rooms and bath. SgS 10 $50.
127rII 81. .s7-"so WEST - rooms and bath.
steam heat, a22 to H25.
I3ITII 81, i35.ios VEST rooms and bath.
steam heat, hot water, S2D t. 32j.
13UEH 81. 5iS BASIL rooms, Sl2 and 618.
Apply to janitOrs ON premises or
MAChAY & DAVIES, ~ Pine St
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Iiral Gs,atr At Aurtun.

4. 4. ANti'u. lu"Ii0n""r.
20 choice vita sites fr ale at cotton, saturday,
Aus, 81. a. " ~pulp'l. On tH" pr,Hn-",. i.l.lDa "f tta
"iirLly Ito u~e-tr.l" properly. lrtwtru liaS wafer
and Elg"mrrr. For fun ptr,,rniars apply 10 Auc
tiuntu r, Jai.Hira, L. H. ukASi BROS real eAsAsss
OF owner, EDMUSDJ J. IRALl, Ear kOCkawsy.
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Money In London, i2@a y cent. Rates Of dis.
count in open market for both short and three
! months bills. 1a y cent. Paris adviccs quote 3
y cents at 1O5 francs Gig centimes. Exchange
on London 25 francs 10 confines.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-
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HstOAts Railroad Company.

About 1872. 900 of track rentals. which in 1896
were charged to fixed charges. were last year
charged to operating expenses. The balance
sheet shows that the company has no floating
debt. as against bills payable on June 80, 1896,
of S340, $40.
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ATfllina 1iouses 90 Tet-City.

MISERABLE HOUSES. furnished and unfinished
~ IN desirable locations; rent 81 200 to $4,000.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. $50 Broadway, cor. 18th st.
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5 ACRES FOR $3.50.
Zeal estate for Sai.-Hruokluu.

T3UR-STpEY log',Ie fat, with all improvements.
y iN Nrouklyu, Iry- 10 per cent. on the Investment;
Il biE bargain. L, T., box Isl sun once.
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The CHELSEA,

egg WEST 23D ST. one OF the most desirable
apartment houses In the city; absolutely. %breproofl
all modern improvements; restaurant of superior
excel. nee; apartments. furnished or unfurnished.
GEORGE +. ATEERTON, Manager.
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Western Division,
Friday, September Ord. 1897,

scaled proposals will be received by the Super
intcndcnt of Public Works. ut his office In Al
bany, y. V. until