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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
Miss Willard's Will.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL. BY the terms Of
the will of Miss Frances E. Willard,
late president of the w. @. T. u, her
estate will pass into the temple fund,
after the life interests Of her secretary,
Miss Anna Gordon, and her sister.in.
law, Mrs. Mary B. Willard, have OK.
nired.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
COMING HOME TO DIE.
That Is the Report in London Regarding
MIR. Gladstone,

LONDON, Feb. 2l.-It is said that Mr.
Gladstone is coming home to die. An
eye witness who saw his departure
from the Riviera, and his arrival at
Calais, reports a striking change in the
old statesman's appearance. Arrange
ments had been made at Calais, to
carry his chair from tie train to the
hotel, but Mr.. Gladstone was deter.
mined to walk the distance, 80 yards,
and was carefully assisted down the
steps enveloped in coats and rugs.
Heavily leaning on the arms of two
gentlemen, he slowly tottered to the
hotel.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
Sinking New Shafts.

IRON BELT, Wis, Feb. 81. - The
Franklin and Atlantic mines are still
sinking their new shaft and will com.
mence drifting about June. The
Shores Mining company is sinking a
new shaft and will start drifting in
July. The Iron Belt Mining company
is hosting 30 tons day from its new
shaft
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
OPEN HER INLAND WATERS

Wide Expansion of Foreign Trade Ex-
pected in China
LONDON, Feb. 2l.-The Pekin CORE.
spondent of The Times says: China
has agreed to open all her inland waters
to navigation by ste amers whether for.
eign or native owned, under regula.
tions to be framed subsequen tly. If
not restricted by these regulations the
agreement, which is to come into oper.
alton within four months, is satisfac.
tory and promises wide expansion of
foreign trade.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
Actor Scanlan Dead.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-William j.
Scanlan, the singer and Irish character
actor. died of paresis in Bloomingdale
asylum for the insane, aged Az years.
He had been an inmate Of the asylum
for six years.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
ALL TRAFFIC BLOCKED.
Milwaukee Again the Center of a Furious
Blizzard.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 21.-The blizzard
of which Milwaukee is the center still
continues. Twenty-Five inches of snow
is reported by the weather bureau to
have fallen in this city. The storm is
said to be confined to the eastern part
of the state. Snow to the depth of sew
eral feet IS piled up all along the differ.
ent lines of street railway, and it will
be many days before it can be carted
away. Railway trains on all the roads
entering Milwaukee are all the way
from one to fifteen hours late.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22

COPENHAGEN. Feb. GA dispatch
received here from Helsingfors says
that the 200 fishermen who were car.
ried to sea last Wednesday on tract
of ice that broke adrift on the coast of
Finland have been saved.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
Worst in Twenty-Five Years.

OSHKOSH, Wis. Feb. 2l.-The worst
storm in 20 years is still raging. Trains
are six to eight hours late. Street car
service is badly crippled. A switch en-.
CINE and train was stalled almost on
the main street.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22

ony IN Berlin were present at the
American church at the requiem sery.
ice for the victims of the Maine. A
commemorative discourse was deliv.
cred by the Rev. Mr.. Dickie.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
Work ing on the Monitors

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 2l.-Workmen
at the Norfolk navyyard have been en-
gagged all day on the repairs to the
monitors Terror and Puritan A draft
OF men for the latter vessel arrived
during the morning.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
THE MANGROVE SAILS.
|Eubers of the Naval Court on the Way
to Havana.

Key WEST, Fla, Feb. 2l.-The
|ngoye left Tor Havana at p. IN.
|h carries the members of the court of
hairy into the Maine disaster. The
|Lngove will stop at the Tortugas to
lhOn board Captain Henry @. Taylor
RAs Indiana. She carries also air
|bng, electric lamps for divers and
da diving apparatus.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22
''0i'NG BOILER THEORY.
phs Of the Maine Wreck
n strengthen That View.

phs of the Maine Wreck
"rengthen That View.
lrss s.shiSaroN, Feb. 2l.-The news
hs MMoauctions Mo; of photographs taken
man N maine y wreck were studied with
|es interest by the naval officers
s,, ureat surprise was expressed at
am sus ~ OF the wreck and the vast
sNa,d NJ sssel n and iron heaped in the
os; nv part OF the ship was a particu.
lio b'Scs b.S OF attention. The experts
untia a arst ventured the theory of q
nssass us boiler as the cause of the de.
asn, tim II ,a Slaim to find strong reinforce.
Ss s,s,. - the pictures for that belief.
A,osn 'H' :. mass of metal appears to be
b, oys. W = over the boiler space and
lAat W. MI, !ae forward magazine. As to
t.snseNd tused q boiler to explode, whsth.
Aa, ,s0.sed y bomb In the coal, low
N ma % faulty construction, they do
h. wVui0M R~ s,....
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22

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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22

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Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1898-02-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,.,.oo oo,. 81 (SneciaD-Every man had a
chance in the wheat market to-day 4he'c "u' .
bear rnarke: early, a bull ore later ana "'"H
ore a. the close The crowd made an enort 70
-, a., ~ snor, line mt out through Barrett yes
terdav The shorts proved more stubborn; the
crowd finally dad the running. There was al so -
Of news about as much bull as bear DecclIpei
opened at &c sold between $3.50 ana oI'xeo7sc
and closed at 6624c The war scare aDfoao eeO"'0"
10 he over Conso,s were booming; everything
from the other side was pacific. Liverpool wheat
surprisingly nrm UP i.9i:d. Inc hne"Sn
market ignored our break OF Wednesday. Iarls
was lower Broomhall reported the DanuDiah pros
pect % Der cent under an average me hOuI Vu'-
pu, $1,000 barrels, was record Diedh'' WI az
western markets were relatively firm early. They
finally lost their strength The seaooaru ihai Nus
were weak early: Chicago made the best oechhe
OF ali Seaboard clearances were $500 bushels
Cash sales from here were probably 5000 bushe's;
charters 10000 bushels the scaooard claimed MY
Ave loads for export. To-day's figures are not
large cash aggregate. considering the crop. Cash
premiums here within three days arc or lupsc-
In spite Of recent bad weather. Western receipts
keep ahead OF last year The Northwest predicts
d large movement for three months at least Ihete
were 80 cars IN the Northwest to-day. 2S cars
here 900 estimated for tomorrow. The OUTSIDER
does not come into the market.
Corn was strong. up At one time i1c. and closing
nc over Wednesday. May opened at Siisc. sold Le-
tween 34I.c sellers ard 34tsc. and closed at $50
3ihc Receipts were light. because OF tie recent
bad weather 2si cars. with 20 for Friday The
seaboard clained forty-eight loads for export
Liverpool was Aald higher. Cash sales from here
possibly JooCo bushels. mainly all rail b. way
Of Baltimore New-York led the buying Of futures
here Everybody IS bullsh; that may initiate
against Immediate bull success.
Oats tail along after corn. dull specuiativc'y
but firm May opened at 2issc sold between 2iha
AZ. and at 2i1zQ2i5sc. ard closed 4, 2rs4cf=c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

Receipts were 1s5 cars. with $50 for Friday: sea-
board clearances 2H,oo bushels cash sales here In
round lots 5000 bushels: charters. $4,000 bushels
Provisions dragged on large receipts OF hogs.
pork losing SC to TIC; lard &c; ribs 2,1c to &C. The
packing West for the week was 10000 hogs.
against $4,000 last year: receipts OF hogs at the
seven points to-day 1900 hogs. against 6.-
900 last year: speculative trade is small: packers
moderate sellers.
On the curb puts on December wheat closed at
&c: calls e7a. Puts May corn were sAHc: calls.
sPkc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
NEW BUILDINGS.

Huis,n-st. No 900 for nvestory brick tene1
ment house. with store. 1IsN92s' LaNlei
Mooney No 80 state Ct. owner: Is Cushman'
IOitt-st. 5 = 100 n " of Isl ave for five story
and basement brick fa;houso. 1SsI; Mrs
Peppl Weriheim. 40 20 Delaney ~. owner;
Max Muller. architect ............ ..-.-.-'. 80
1884 ~ + 2DD u Of Granl Boulevard, for
three five story brick nathouses 25NSI.o, Mar
4 cannon No 800 West i2Ith 81. owner: George
J Ebeits W ~ Lawrence ~. architect.
l2Sth-st i.gth -. % and 81 ayes. Tor one st9if
IRON and frame house for trnlnmen. o+NJo.
Manhattan Railway Company owner; J Water
house. architect ...... 80 D..
ilth st. . cor Dry Dcck-st. for .wo story
brick static 30. ixlOG+. % chisholm. Of
Nforrstown y J. owner: W Elbert, No US
West h1fh 81 architect. ...--..-..- ..-..
ffqih - s r. ana I4sth-st. - 100 n o. Am
.,erdarl ave- for TX five story brick tenement
houses. 25xs7. Frederick Haas No 5l' East
iG2d- - own,r. W TAFT. architect ....-......
pnnIars, q 1914 q Of Fcrest-st. FOR a
directory frame dwelling 2ox35; Joseph
Gleason owner: Charles Money. architect
lsett-s, =. 33lG II = % Alexander ave. FOR
onc-e,ory brick stores. J0x23, Joseph Gleason
ovner charles Money. architect ...............
Virginia ave $. 1913 II OF 0th.st, Tor two
tRo-gfory FRA NJ dwellings and str'p. isx2s
Annie Hantz ownsr. Jacob Hnn'z. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
PEAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

eth st, No 12a 25zo75 william Waldorf Aston to en-
Madison ave- .' :. Sig It Of Sic, st. 25sxo;
Mayer Auertach to James W Wlsey:...,;a
the Equitable life Assuranee society q The -
tnitei states to Eliza segrIken' 49,; "''
Of lafayette place, o0x52.iO; Elias Kempner 40 q
s, d matnes ave. 100 It q Mansion St 2x
100. wnsow f Buaby to Jane Mcdonald ,,;s 81
Doth st. r. 100 II Of An sierlam aye, Z'hi""s'
taroS Mob, to WlheImins +; Hennins Exchnn
Arthur = 1uSret .na another to James T fT'h-
c?am5ine 9 (! q ar3 Jsr.'5 Tr,5 ave- 50.
villa ave y corner Potter place 96.3xloosos2
xico: Charles 4 Rurk. referee to Anna .e
vaH corear place :. 27o It Of Knsssriase
ave. 80 xas.iixao.Gx e4 IL marble Hin Real
,th f st. No Is Fast, 25Soo: Julius Dreyfua to
5o %b'. =. l. l5S =, Of Is. ave- &xoo2 Julius
Dreyus 70 joseph l. bnt,snSesr; =, isxoo
Louis Levy 10 Augustus Prentice. ;.-;.:...
Interior lot 100 q Of We6,te ,,- and q IL Z,
25x - to NH NH. F 81 %,m He 2isr st
1921 Edward Mccall referee, 10 william IN ,
wSstcreste-- eyc. $. 100 II W o. wales ave
15oy79. 1919 6yi2ilI wrhelmna Hem'ne o,o,
St Ann M's awe. corner i3sih st. 2oOxiO2ex IT.
regular. Thomas Williams and wife TO
icist 2s No 1853 West. isxGoii; Mary II Aldrich
70 Julia ScnNfr'I.
Seigwlck ave. s. plot 2. map william 0 Giles
Sarah T. Harvey 10 William Hanna, jr........
I4ad- ST. 225 II OF Brook ave. 21xlOo: James
Z Barry and wife to George Conner. .........'
linton ave " p 245 II . Of l5lst Beck 81. pro
posed 2)xlO0: Eugene II Hammond TO Kari =,
HelrriCu
81 AIMS ave n corner l3Sth-st. 200 II 20
I3gth- ST. Nl029 Irregular: Henry Morgenthah =.
., al TO Thomas Williams. :.,:.:........'':::.
TIA ylor- ST. Old g. lis II " II Madis-n ave; l6x
% 5XI6S924: Frank r lockwood and VITO TO N
II tn St n = 2l8 II OF Avenue {, lGhxlO33;
Aminda Bergener to Leopold Kaufman =:
Avenue A. " : Sj II Of list st. 2oxlOO; -
Bertha Krent stephen Melichar. ............ 20
iOi'h- st. :. 225 II OF 3d-ave 25xlo011 John - .
Kramer TO Frank Kooh. .......-......: 49,
18Th e. No 10 West. l5GxlOO1l; city Trust
safe Deposit and Surety Company 70 Giovanni
Same property: Giyanni Turni TO Gabriel End
Heb
02l-st = = 100 n OF Boulevard 5oxlOO: Elias
Keupner 20 Emilio Ngna. Observation-Disclosures. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bronrer Eliza II. to William Bronner. - sSi-
e.. 1873 fl OF Park ave. | year. .............:.
bf9n; Dsy RtcrsSA by,ye and 1921 year,
F1schel. Harry. to the Greenwood Cemetery. No
Same to same. nos 2o5. 9o5s and oo7 Division st.
s.qtiken' Ella. to Abigail Il Watkins. ssth-
-, 40 II II Columbus ave- years .........
Madison ave. 6i.2 n ~ sist-st. o months.
Same 10 same same property. months .,....:;'
Juis0n Thaddeus A 10 George Engel Co. 3D.
ave. W +. COS It Of G,th At. 4oxs3.6 lease
Cole c'' Hannah s +, Elias Kempner. no % East
lih 81. also n 4th-st. 1855 IT OF Lafayette
Place. O.GNG2. 10. demand ...........:.....
Eckhofr John. Bcrnheimer & Schmid. NO lVS
Droyfngs Julius. to LAZY " Boresfori ct oil.
Same 70 same No 336 East 5,h-st ysaps.
Hall. Edwards TO the Seamrns BANK tor SAVING
Goth st. 100 n " % Madison ave, year -
Tr ntice. Augustus. 10 Louis Levy stanton
st. go 4 Of cn,yse 81, + ssr,;sn No: 400
and 'o' Water a. months 90,
Alllrier Fdoua-d. 10 Chsrler G spoerry No l,~S'
20 i.G37 Bathgae ave year 80,
" S Brook ave II 4, Of l6sths 3 years.
Same to Louisa II Gncus same property. Years.
o'ompanv NJ .517 Madison ave. > years....:...
Hcumsn Paul. - Rosa l. and Leopold Il Barzsghi,
same 80 Jonas Wen and another. same property.
insfalmcnfs ...-......... ..'.''..'
Hanna. william =. jr. to sarah G Hsrney. plot
~ . map 81 land % William o Giles. West
Kelly Malachi 20 the Excelsior Savings Bank;
oil ss Taylor-s'. iiS Z: " q Madison ave o'd
McCord. william II. =, al to the Mutual LIE In
,@5'9ce corPany ~ :, ave 70 q i,as 81 xoS TO-
AleNarler- ave- year...........-: -.
M-rchor. stephen and AioisIe, 70 bertha krent'
McKeon. John. 20 celeste Mol. No 81 Fast n1th-
81, " years. '''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
ALTERATIONS.

Jay-st 40 ~. to I've story brick and stone
store and lofts M0hliuan estate. No l2v Broad
way owner. 9 " Aitkens. No Is Broadway.
architect 1890. 60
llO,h-st n a. los {, q Boulevard. 10 "a one-story
frame pavilion Phillip Dle,ricn owner; L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

N-Bw YORK SUPREME COURT New-YoIx County -
N In the matter Of the Application ior me voluntary
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN. notice Is hereby
given have been appointed by inc SuIIe ~ ths
Holmes Brumley Company. ara q az ihe pr1per'y h
effects OF SAID corporation. and that have duiy guar
I All PERSONS Indebted said oorporoiion 20 rcld,
70 at the oiiice ~ my n',o,e, ~, YoTN
street in tr'y q; NeT YORK ana ',int5 81 - uar.S
in said NcH York. by TIE ION day OF
iS!a an of money OWING D' 'h'i" reS'e-'''e'
al pe;oo. having ,her Po,s-ss9n coy . Dr9DF ms
or fleets 4 sven 9.S corp Marrh 800
An the creios OF rpora'ion 20 deliver their
respective accounts and demands to ne By tie SAID ioA
" All persons holding osn or con'T 5s
In detail 10 me place Aforesaid on or bei'rs ne
sa,a 10Th day Of aiarch. lsT, , $3.50 r,,.
DOVE MURRAY s. HARTRIDGE. Aiorneys for he-
ceIver once and lcstJhce address ~, Nassau 'e''
borough Of Manhattan. lily q Ntw 1ork
IN pursuance Of an order Of Honorable WIZ
lam y Cohen. u the Justices - the Supren,,
Court II state - New YORK dad me <om nay
cI,tros AGAINST he firm % John Somerrilie COMPANY
lste,y dong business No. cil Bgad"ay l'roIsh -
composed OF John Semeryle ana Nf'ne mn o, eI
prssent the samA with the vouchers thefett GUY
20 sorfn,cd M. Recelver Of all the copartnersnp
assets and Of said copsrtnershp ct hi'
place O. r"hts' asrS no $40 Broaduay Borough 4
Manhattan cy Of New York on OF DeioFe 'he 81" cay "
Ng Es,a Kew York. October 20 1875.
' w s LIVINGSTON sAMJEi-S. Receiver
OTTO noRwliz
$40 Roadway uoroueh . Maneai-al ny 81 NV lo.H
ADVERTISEMENTS and sutseript'ons for The Tribun.
= J.e-,t.f ~ lh-if Uptown once. No '-'- HIoadway
"a eor north q 1S s ssS m az r.saIsr
er-ce rates untii S ociock IN. viz 20 s'h ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
DESCRIPTION.

The fronts Of these houses
are IN Indiana limestone. of
various colors and designs,
the balance OF selected brick.
swell and square fronts.
with large box stoops; IN
terror finish and trim IL all
nard wood. saloon parlors or
foyer halls. with heavy
beamed ceilings: hardwood
mantels. open nicke, plumb
ing. tiled bathrooms. large
closets and storerOoms.
dumbwai.ers. electric bells
ana lighters. chandeliers Of
beautiful designs. hardware
IN. finest. dry cellars, with
first class furnace; range.
In the twO-s'Ory houses
there are one story extern
sions; the thfee-stOry houses
have two-story extensions.
giving an upstairs dining
room. In fact. these houses
are complete with all known
modern Improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
Real estate for 6als-- Broohlpn.
NEW. MODERN ST0NE HOUSES.
, and 3 Stories,
PRICES FROM $3.50 TO Stt.500
: SOLD LAST WEEK.
LOCATION.

These beautiful houses are
locat.i on high ground on
Wildwood street. near Fiat
bush avenue. on lenert 5
estate, two blocks from
Prospec, Park: 30 minutes
by trolley to New-fork /;
trolley connections 70 all
parts OF the city. and 10 all
ferries. The surroundings
are most magnificent, While
the neighborhOod IS restrict
ed 70 none but the finest pri-
yate residences: no fats. no
two-family houses. TO sta
bies. In fact. all is as the
most fastldious could desire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS, ST. LOUIS q
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
General First Mortgage Bonds dated August ID 1885
T,HE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Ot
l. xrv Work. Trustee e,yes notice that II will receive
sealed proposals sell the above described bonds az
rae MOI T. exceed 1924 and accrued interest the o,
offer not 70 consume than the amount OF soooo
sealed proposals will be opened NJ the once or We
Cenrrnl Trust COMPANY of New York in New YORK city
Al Twelve clock noon the 9TH day Of November lss
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. TRCS-
BY G SHERMAN, Vice President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

rIous,on G, No 43G East 10 hve story nttcN
tenement house WIN sSrg N oTcbitpct 1000
,,s,,hs, I, . cor OF Ii;h-avc. 70 a on" ana TWO
s,nrv frame structure. 4oxi0; Thomas Baiey' soo
ou-ncr. KERRY e co. architects ..:--.'.' "'"
oo.h 81 So $50 West "a three story orlck sioi
og, house. william l. Brangan owner ) J. J"i 900
Inn NJ 4I9 West 2sth 81, archiiect....-.-- Nv
ceJgvylck ave cor University ave. 70 a o.' s'ot'
frame boiler h9I:e C WssG Wbe architecs 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
financial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINlA DEFERRED CERTIFICATES

Tho undersigned. ii the request Of the holders OF a
large amount OF Virginia Deferred certificates have
agreed committee 10 receive the deposit OF tho
certificates and take connection with
eminent citizens Of West Virginia and Virginia,
certain the Of the debt due from West Virginia
and 10 subnit plan FOR the compromise and settlement
Of the same to advisory boa,d, composed of Hon.
TrOS i. BAYARD Hon +. J. PHILIPS. Hon. PINK
NEY WHITE and GEORGE G. WILLIAMS. ESQ. and
thereafter to the holders OF the certificates.
Certificates. Trust receipts therefor should be de-
pos,ted with the committee az Messrs BROWN
BROTHERS & COMPANY, 90 Wall street,
New York City. possible. In order that
action may taken before the coming session OF the
legisiature Of West Virginia.
Negotiable Receipts will be Issued for Certificates. or
for the Trust Receipts representing then
Copies the agreement under which the same are to
be received Will furnished upon application at the
Depostary.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. Chairman.
!; Sl Sssss sS'; 3sp, COMMITTEE
ROBERT l.. HARRISON. Secretary.
CARY & wHITRIDGE. Counsel. 80 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28

TIE COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO
$3.50 RAILWAY COMPANY
~ MONSARRhT. RECEIVER.
Columbus. OHIO. october gath. 1888
THE COUPONS due November lst. 1888. on
the Ohio Virginia Railway Companys lrst
Mortgage per cent bonds viii he paid On ana ae
Sover,be- st ISIS presentation al the Office OF The
state Trust Company. 100 broadway, New York Guy
'' y MONaARRAT. Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-28
Eeetures ano Aleetings.

QUARTERLY MEhrisu 81 81, WE Ws,, ss,h s,r.., :.
iNs - "a =, - WILLIAM T. PEOPLES. Secretary
DvERTIsEMENrs ara sutssrip9ns ~ o,s s-asdwav
,ar,h -, aIst until o'clock m; advertise
sr,s ,ecelved at following branch oces AZ
cor 23i-st: i52 9Th ave cor iNh-st Mac , ,oS
i.2 Coumbus-ave. rear West p"in - lvo
~, ao,s, near Gih-ave: % East ltth-st 2oi West
between 9Th and sth ayes ios East tIth-s LSs
bstw ard 11ih is, lu2b ~ ave. near
SI,t-st: iTos ist-ave.. sa'h-s,; Go 81 near
Sis, s5i 3G-ave: eiO Hsccker st 80 at
zoos 81 ave go East 79hs 1921 30 ave: 2to2 80 ave-
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RAILROAD EARNINGS

extra. when Issued. TEX dividend.
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Countrn Board
Receivers Notices.


vryUITEWOOD FARN.--QUie' home good surround
w inxs: pure air. Box 1874. Mt. Kisco. " Y.
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New York oct. 81. 1875.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend o: two per cert '29'
navnbIe on ard Nov st next The transfer DOCKS
VIII Oe N''' : a. MERWlN Cashier.
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SCARBORO MANSIONS,

SCARBORO MANSIONS,
r2I-223 WEST 57rI ST. .,,o,o,,
,o.-,rren,s 81 seyen light aad bath o
de"rra,ed. elevator service day and hSn steam
water: electric light. convenient 10 al s"''" ~
station ard Carnegie ha'.
THE FLORENCE,
4th Ave. and 18th st.
nss,rabls APARTMENTS furnished unfurnished also
Fat Tor housekeeping. seven rooms an" oH,lI
THE ADELAIDE,
CORNER PARK AVE AND G6Tit ST 49,.
Two large light apartments, ard rooms ana ti,n
& ;ror,,ei prffe't order steam heat elevators
Apply premises. or writ ~ nl,n, -----
The Randolph, II West 18th St.
Mn. large rooms and bath to be newly decorated
throughout For permit or Hlan adde's p,,k Avenue
THE CLEVELAND,
I25-l3O EAST 24TH ST.
Tarp. mats All light and open 70 OUTSIDE air.
HARDWOOD doors: larIe closets. owner resident
fORING.
n Entrance 202 West I4th st .,
trnn.ng pou.eva-d Wae; 14h-st. Amsierla -ave-SlN
and seven large HIGHT rooms AMI BATH hot water fuPY
~ arst class service.
MELVILLE 30 25i 80 " siTII ST.
Seven rooms and bnth:
larr. light well ventilated deco1tei steam heated n''
Apply premises. or
J. f. WHITAKER. 27s Boulevard near vest 1i,n
| Persons desiring Flat IN u locality which possesses
ali tie requirements demanded BY me refined sh"u1 N
posure near Il. between Park and Drive $50 to $3.50
isl West lOeth s..
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIoTAL BANK.
los Kroadway New York october q, 1888
At A MEET ING OF the Board OF Directors
~ bea this day dividend Of THREE AND ONt~
HALF an, PER CENT. the capital stock was DC
ella ed payable Nov. ls, prox - ~ "a
,-o, 10 ~ EDWARD BURNS. Cashier.
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22I LIB WEST osTH St. h,rs,or,e,v
APARTMENTS Of light rooms h:i o',,, @ beat no.
6errraed. elevator service day ana hSn
r,,e-, electric light convenient to all surface HheS
.,a,1o1, ard near Carnegie Hall.