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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

io Sny 81, I fGrnT I,os s14 $50
1'sth,s No 7lS s Gaf sT hoao 1850
sth st. rs ~ 20 n lanes "i fyGGe $500
Central Park West. IO4 y OF "rh ST.
90 o, TbD.s MT'T WcCn 'gn 5000
Columbia St 9 s. pa Il OF Rivington-st 2"x
tIo ; 1r'' epo I anoiher anu 10 go
5lst st 8 100 Of 4th-ave, &'XlvD6,
sylvester j. II Ward. referee. 70 Equitable Lie .. nm
Society o''VV
6',5-s ssSs D. 10 II OF $4,000
"'.I ST. ssrne 90 y Oh .e..H!.".. 5000
l' w. st. W yE S1 VS. st 22s5O
llI 7n 81, 9afba5ie, Mcri to John Paterno % 700
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i Pana. Depot Q N D.p't. 1925 Arch s.. Phia;
Pa 20 IS,<caled sails IN trip!caie viii
=. received bore un II O'Clock \. NJ. Friday November
an. 1895. for furnishing his Depot with 10000 Cam
p.isn Has conf g. standard AID Specifications.
E.rly deliveries essertia. and bidders must state with
what rapidly they VIII make them Government
rsit to REJECT accept all proposals part
Preference cvca . eriles - domestic produc
quality price
Guiding .n :he price Of foreign productions
features being equal Blanks for pro
p5s.is enl specifications VIII J." furnished upon apploa
lion. Envelope containing proposals TO be Endorsed
Isr0csals Hats" and addressed Colonel JOHN V.
FI-I,I,Y Delnty QYarternastc- General. L. ;. amy
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Macl1b's Dam Koal. :. 20 q s " l53d a. for
Ii one story frame shed 1S.GXD5 Manhattan Real
Estate Association 40 49f I>.npN ave, owner;
lOOth-s;. corner Park ave. f1r four hve-story
brick nathouses 2jXOS.3 and NJ II. Samuel Rus
sell No iaS East lU3th-st. owner, Thomas
Graham. 40 l.23l Madison-ave archteci.......
lS3d-st e. l25 II e. ~ l2th-ave. for eight five
story brick nathouses. 2jXNi.S. Ellen Eden. No
40 81 Nich0ias-avo. owner; \ Spence. 80 90
West i3oth-st architect ..--....-..
Ogden-ave. " = - n of lGlst -. for two
story frame dwelling 32xi3.S and oae-aud a
half-story frame stable. 43x2I; oscar Willgendt.
No 2f3 9th ave. owner. Campbell! No -
East 18Th st. architect. ..-.....-:
lash at II S 3-3l g q % Alexander ave. f0r
one story brick stOr'. JOX-Zj. Gleason Com
pany No 2lS East l2sth- 81. owner. Charles
Money. afcNll''l
2l-aNe. = 100 T. Of p 81. Unionpart. flr
seven threc-story brick hathouses. 2JXG2 9: ! "
Gorhap1 Of Mount vernon. owner. y jerks.
Wales-aye .. ll2 n s 0; Westchester ave. for
two four story and basement brick hHthcuses.
25r7O and 25,T5: Joseph Rrieif1Is No 1901 Lex
iugton-avc. owner; w Dckerson. architect.
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ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New

York CRY Oc,. Il. 1895 Sealed proposals. In tripu
cat. VIII Le received II o'clock Nov"rcef
lses then opencd for supplying and delivering
al h!s Depot r pewriter supplies Illuminating
supplies. Barrels Hardware. Cocoa Mating. Horse
ana Mule Shoes and Horse Snoe Nails Manila Rope White
and n!isceianc supplies. The Y. =
the right reject accept any or
al p.opc-ais parT thereof Preference VIII be
given articles Of domestic production ~ manufacture
conditions q quality and price Oncudng in the price Of
fc~s.n PRODUCTIONS manufacture the duty thereon
hcrg equal for Bidding and all information
fgruish,d o. application Envelopes should BE- marked
~ .yosas for Quarcrrasters stores. to De opened
~, addressed 70 4. s kIMSAtI, Colonel.
O.a-fe-:ias't r's Department Dept Quartermaster.
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- Court County Of New York. John F. COmey, plain
h~. against Charles u Juuspn anu oN'N'S' N''S'''
Action No. l. .a,,
In pursuance A judgment Of foreclosure ard sac
made and entered above entitled action bearing
date the let DAY October 1895 the undersigned fet
eree IN said Judgment named will sell AZ public auction
a, the New Exchange sales Rooms at
III Broadway the city OF New YORK Borousn. o 20
Manhattan on "Wednesday the 26th day u October sO
al twelve O'Clock. noon that day. By william hel,
nelly Esq. ALctoneer. the premises In said judgment
''ATT. that certain lot Of land with the ouiuifss
thereon erected situated the easterly SIDE OF -
Nicholas Avenue One hundred and htty second
and one hundred and thir1 Streets IN the T"sth
Ward Of the Borough Manhattan In the CITY o. new
York and bounded and described follows BtFlNN NJ
point on said easterly side Of St Ncho.as ave-
nue. distant twenty-five feet and five and seven -eshs
inches northery the formed by the inersec
ton easterlv line Of St Nicholas Avenue WIN me
northerly line hundred and hfty second street.
running thence easterly and parallel with one hundred
norther,v and parallel with St Nicholas Place twenty,
one feet and inches running thence westerly ana
again parallel hundred and fifty second street
and part Of the distance through party-"aH sixty
seven fee, inches the easterly side OF 81
Nicholas Avenue thence running ,,utherly along the
easerv side Of 81 Nicholas Avenue twenty-five feet 70
the point place beginning be the said several de1-
sons and distances more or less
Dated New York. October 3rd 1928
AVERY D. ANDREWS Referee
CARTER HUGHES & DWIGHT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
90 Broadway y. Y. city.
The following diagram OF the property 10 be SOLD
known No. $40 St Nicholas Avenue.
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Mem Publications.
DALI MALL MAGAZINE.
NOVEMBER NUMBER eNow READY, CONTAIN,

NOVEMBER NUMBER tNow READY CONTAIN.
'HEAD OF A MAN" after Van Eyck. an ..ch,n, 3,
schumacher .Frontispscs
SPIRITUAL LOVE. .....................H W JauIs.o.
Illustrated by West
ALPHoNsE DAUDET IN PRIVATE LIFE. J. r Ra,,.u,
Illustrated by the author '
THE RENEGADE. ..................C J. cu,c,r. H..
With Illustrations by L. Raven HIll "'n'
COMPTON INMATES ...................Alice Diva,
Illustrated from special Pho,ographs dryden
FRAGRANCE AFTER RAIN. r..
Borders designed BY II. q. Fell " w
GREAT FAT ENGLISH ILLUSTRATOR FREDERICK
Iiusra,e5 from his studies and sketches Ssson White
WITH ALI POWDERS OF THE MERCHANT mo,-
With Illustrations by Arthur II. auckland a. l.
REGRET J. Bel,
BRITISH ARMY TYPES: XVIII Lieutenant ROW,
Drawn from life by Arthur julie Goodman.
TUNA FISHING IN THE PACIFIC. II Annesey vacs.u
illustrated from photographs.
THE SKIRTS OF CHANCE I. The Inn at HOOK
With Illustrations by Max Covper "A'''a
HUNTING soNG or THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
illustrated by q. u. Armour. "
THE SILVER SKILL chaps. IX.-XI..s r. crocs.u
With Illustrations by @. Grenyille Mant0n.
GAVoTIE' Henry Nereot
IEGHoRN: Montgomery Carmichael
Illustrated from Special Photographs
PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
SOUTH LONDON (ConclusionJ. South London O, To
illustrated by Perry wadham. 'A
UPON AN OLD WOMAN.
Full-Page Illustration by Cecil Alden.
AN AMERICAN TOE DANCER. ......... Peggy w.s,,n,
FROM CORNISH WINDOW. ......A ? CUTLER coucs
With Thumb Nall Sketches By Mark Zangwli
25 cts copy For sale everywhere. 800 year
PAIL MALL MAGAZINE
2, WEST BID ST. NEW YORK.
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- OHIO 4 QUCrferuaster Governors Island. y Y
Ii 20 is9S.Sealel proposals. in duplicate. for buy
!.g Atlantic viii he received here until ~
Nov l6 1895 L. S. the night reject any or
Oh proposals. Informal ton furnished application En-
containing proposals should be marked Proposals
for bcv!ng Atlantic and addressed 70 Captain L. O.
McAIFN ANDEE q NJ
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The approximate of the lien or charge TO satisfy
which lie above described Iroperty Is TO be soId IS
sl2 6 with interest the IAN day or september
is9S together and all lwance amounting 10
s372 81 with from october ls lsvs. and the
expenses the sale.
Tre approNimate - water rates. other
lions witch are 10 be allowed the purchaser out u
the purchase paid 10y the Referee Is s2js 10
and Interest
N'''' NICHOLAS SCHROEDER.
Referee.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dreyer. Henry F and Anna. to Harlem > 'ings
Bank. Morrio-ave new. 80 II Of lols'-st' go
wai land Adoph ", to John 6 Tr9uty.
Elizabeth-st 300 II Of Main st 80 To- high
water mark East Chester Bay. city Island 3 =
re daI John II. and another 20 John Gerdes
80 10 C;rani-st store lease demand. ......... II
schafer. Peter, and another 10 luidah Cohn' No :.
Jonas iSop3d 10 the Equitable life Assurance
society. lst-aye and lo6th- 81 wears: IL
Ne,zger Martin. to William j aud Mary OC
Wkie. " $ 5,h-ave. 491l +, OF lS3dst. -.
Fits, Fray. and Hernpson company to Edward
Harlan. n 72d-st. 40 IT OF Central PARK o,
NN Nest year sIrxandcr TO James Trowbridse
SANE to sarah Katzenstein No 2.s7s shave, -
Same to city Real Estate company. No 2.sso sth- o.,
Mckee ak. 3 XGa5S II. to waia Rohschiid No -
Palermo John 70 Jessie CLARK n ll2th ST. 40 80
Mnlry q MONS 10 Emeran industria Savings
Bank n s l2th-s A It Of Washington ST. q,
Mdc;"lre Thomas j. to Metropolitan Improve
rnent Company, Contra! Park West 5o4 II -
Morton Lev p. to George T Bliss ct al execuo
tors etc No 10 10 ll6 Nassau 81 and Nos ~ ooo
Deppeler John. to the East River savings Ins'i-
tuition No $40 Vest 90 ST. year 20; l.
Ros~nzweig Eva. Philip Lyons No 1GOi Mad 60
The New-YorS City Chufch Extension and MIS-,
Church 10 the Ncx-Yor Savings Bank. n
37,h-st. 255 # Of 30 ave- . '1,h- S. 40 II
Of "a ave. also n lG'th-st 1911 It Of 20
Madison-ave. years. ...::.:......... on
Adams. Emma 70 John Dickerson ct al trus- g,
tees. etc. No ia Hudson II. years. -
Invles., Robert ); ct al to Catherine nraham' q
Bret,eil Frank. wolfgang g Trleat trustee. -
No IS East lith-st year. ;.,.......;.... ~
Acke J9nn to Edward 0PPSnhsmeT aHd another 20
Buckley, James J. and another 20 Joseph NJ LED .
williams. Kate. 1t al to Louis Frank. No 25l
West l0th-st. yeais...... .'-...-.... ]"
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CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SI PREME COZ XII, tDlNl1 Of NEW
- YORK.-The Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York. plaintiff against John r. Simmons and others de-
In pursuance Of judgment foreclosure and duly
the above entitled action. bearing
date Of October 1s9S the undersigned the
auction al New Real Estate Saesroom. No. Ill
Broadway the Borough OF Manhattan. City ot New
York. the 9th day Of October 1895. at II o'clock
premises said judgment TO be sold and therein
described as follows ALI. that certain Ut. piece
parcel II land the buildings thereon erected situate.
Of New York bounded and described follows 70 wit:
Commencing a point the northerly side Of Rose
Street distant seventy feet westerly from north
westerly Pearl and Rose Streets running
cve 90 feet 80 inch land late OF the
Society OF Friends thence uorheriy along their land
seventeen 10 eleven and onehlf Gli2 inches
New thence easter,y along said New
Chambers t2s)
OOp inches point distant seventyhve (I5 feet
ery from Pearl and thence southery and parallel
northcry side the point place Of begin
ming nd and DISTINGUISHED Numbers
~ and ~ Rose street and known and by Number
30 New Chambers street be- the said dimensions
Also All tina. certain lot land. the Borough
~ Manhattan. the city Il New York. bounded and
described follows beginning at the point of inter
section Of northcrly side 4 Rose Street
southwest.rly side Of New Chambers Street running
thence uorthwestery along "" Chambers street
feet four inches less. the land above do
and three 80 inches Rose street. less ami
thence eaatery along Rose street six 90 feet 90
inches less to the 'ni n place OF beginning
Dated New York. oct . lSgS S,, -, .>.,,, ,,.-.,,
CHARLES f. MILLER Referee.
Plaintins Attorney.
81 Nassau Street.
CIV York city.
TIE following a diagram Il the property sold:
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and susscruti2ns FOR The Trinune
~ received their Uptown Office. No. 1912 Broadway,
20 north .: >isst. unt O'clock p m: advertise
monte received the following branch Offices az regular
,Cice rates until O'Clock . m viz 2Jf sth ave.
cor o3d-st ~ Gth-aye. l2th-st Macy's. Ciha
ard l4th- St. l42 ColumhuG West CGtl-s 100
West 42d-st Ctave. 90 East l4th-ft. 25I West
42dst 7th and sth 159 East 47h St 1888
10th and 71th lG26 ID ave.
6,st-st.: LOS ave. s9;h-st $50 % ave-
lfst-st 55i 3d-aye: 30 Blocker 325 Bleecker-st
AoOS ave 30 z9ths 1891 80 C62 81
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1924 Street

The approximate lien charge 10 satisfy
which the property sold is Si66333 exclusive Of
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of SepteTn-
Der lsqs. The taxed $3i2 90 and the APP
proxmae amount Of the charges Hens for taxes
rates ETC. 500 &c with interest T. be added.
AVERY y. ANDREWS. Referees.
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Cnnutrn Real Gstnte tor Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents of
Metuchen, N. J., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads Of families. 1t is
not a real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
Issue It desire to reach only congenial peo-
pie, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind of home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured by addressing
A c. Litterst, Metuchen, N. ].
LNOR SAI.E.-I.arge country house. with all improve
i mens. hardwood finish. "A rooms 3 bnths grand
hail. irepiaces Address +. J. SWIFT 27i Br1advsy
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Receivers Noiltc


IN pursuance Of an order of Honorable Will
IAN y Cohen Of the Justices ~ the supreme
Court ~ the STATE ~ New YORK;. dated the 10Th day OF
notice Ia hereby given all having
claims ,he firm Of John Someryil'a Company
lately doing business Ne Gdl Iroadway Borough -
Manhattan CITY 81 New York (said firm having been
composed ~ John Somcryile and Annie ia him.
present Tho same vouchers thereof duly verified
I, the sulscrl- = Livingston Samuels
Z, duly appointed Receiver Of all tho c0partuershp
r,pery and effects of said copartnershp his
inrr ~ frauaactlrg the II otto Ilor
Wit Esd bis attorney. 40 BAG broadway. Borough u
Manhattan CT, New York. before the 7h day -
November. lNgS
Dated New York. October ~ 1895.
: LIVINGSTON SAMTEI.S Receiver.
OTTO HORWfTZ.
Attorney Receiver,
g46 Broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. city ~ New York
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received 1T their Uptown once. No. L242 broadway
Pa Of 3ist until y O'Clock =. m. advertise
mentA received at the following branch Offices regular
on,ce rates until y o'clock viz pa 9Th
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENsToWN-LIvERPooL
Teutoltc... oct. pa. Co Nov % nooa
Britarnic. .. Nov >. noon TeItonc.... Nov. 80 n5oi
Cvr.ric...... Nov. q. Britannia
Majestic. Nov. l6 Majestic Tues - noon
saloon rates Cymuc. $50 up, Gelnan.. B-i'annc,
SEQ up Majestic Tcuonc $50 up Second Cabin $3.50
upwards Third Class Cynric German.c and Britannia
SO 30; on Majestic and Teutonc $50. Revenue
al it0n1l.
For passenger. fright and general apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No. As. North River. ONCE 6 Broadway y. 7.
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financial Alcftlnos.
->~~-~~~~>~<(((@(|Nr
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY

ers u this COMPANY for the election Of thirteen
ard three Inspectors Of Election and Tor ne
transaction such other business pertain to the
affairs this Company Will be held a. the Company :
Once. ". 30 Wall street. New York CITY at T. NJ on
MondaN. November 81 l>'S
The transfer BOOKS VIII be closed from p. NJ on Mon
dav October 81 until 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, November
p next J. H. HOBART. Secretary.
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CLARFI'S NILE AND PALESTINE PARTIES

- Leave Jan. p. Feb. ana IS Long tours S5>5. gys
days at Co1stiatnopie. days m Athen.. o1ion .:
or 8 in Egypt or Palestiu" ntl $50 s.ie TIP
{; list Cataract Nile. $50 Galee TIP &c)- Short
tours spending weeks IL Egypt and Palestine st30 .
Hawaii trip. $500; japan and China trip. so
/. Z. CLAKK. Ill NrIalAay. y. Y
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Gfcnrslous.
washington and Old Point Comfort.

A nlea7ant Five-eay trip from New York Oct. 90 In
Guiding Hotels all S25 Railroad and steam
ship Tickets all Fall and Winter Resorts . .
rios COOK a. son. 261 "A 1920 Bwny, Y. y.
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Ocean 5Iedmers.


NORTH GGRMAM LLOYD,
FAST EXPIRES SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN
K Friedrich Nov l. 10 AN. Trsye.. Tu. Nov > 10 AN
saae sat Nov g. 10 A. NJ. X Friedrich. Sow 20 10 AN
Lain. Tu.. Nov. $ 10 AN. Lain ..Tu, Dec q 10 AN
Kaiser VIM. der Crosse ;.::;::;;Ig. NOV -. 10 A. u
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
Koengin luse. Thursday. oct ~
H. H. .Thurs1a~ Nov H. nooa
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
Ems Saturday oct. -. II A
OELRICHS g. CO.. BOWLING GREEN
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CI\ARD LINE

a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 10. y r.. Zoo; u GARRISON St
Incana =. Oct %. =. VI. Umoria.. Nov !? 10 A. "
Ftrura Nov. 3 10 \. NJ Lucania. 900. .;1v. - p NJ
Campania Nov. l2. =. Nj Etrura...... Dec. B. A. u
VERNON II BROWN & co, Gen Agents,
BOWLING; GREEN NEW YORK.
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PACIFIC MAIL S. S. co.

For Porto Rico
The steamers OF the Red 'D' Line, sailing for
Venezuela en- the following dates will call a, Pori0 Rico
land malls and passengers
: : PHILADELPHIA. .-.... saturday Nov. g. 3 p. N
= = CARACAS. Saturday. NOV 10. p. u.
BcULTON. BLISS & DAII.ET~T
(ianaral ManIe- rs Erort 81
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DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions tor me lr lsy
n received 1t their Uptown Office NJ La ,,se.
- door north Of Bat st until oc.o,k p m ,sg,,.r
received at the fO,l wing branch ohScs az .
once until o'clock VIZ: 20 sto sx~
23d ST.: 1872 6th-ave.. 18Th St: May w"
anc lsth-s. lS2 Columbus ave. scar Nes' W." ."
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CO ~"

Tie approximate Ut lien or charge 20 SATISFY
which be nrop.rty is SIG 8l3 49, exclusive or
costs with interest from the 2sth day o. sepem
her 1905 The taxed s33I 20. ana the ap
roxmate amount Of the charges Hens for taxes water
rate etc /. S6ds 20 with interest 70 be added
- - AVERY y. ANDREWS. Referee
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Real gsidtr for Cfthanac.

XlANTED. Furnished nat OF or rooms in exchange
w furnished cottage OF II IN Atlantic city
choicest location. COTTAGE. I.2G9 Broadway
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NILE STEAMERS

CAIRO-LU NOR FIRST CATARACT
Rameses .........Nov. 20 Rameses Dec %
Kam-scs Dec i3 hawe-eS 'he Great ue,
connecting with Cooks Tor the Second cataract
Weekly sangs thereafter. Dahabeahs ana special steam
rHos' COOK 4 SON. 26I & l225 Broadway. n Y
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NORTH GERMAN
LLOYD.
Express steamer
10 Gibraltar. y
a. Victoria Nov. ). II A. NJ.
fKais'rW H.. MOVIE. II a. VI.
OF Bism OK. Nov. 10. II 4. VI.
Also steamers FOR Alexand'
Return tickets availsb., Z
from Naples. Genoa. Gibral
don. Southampton. Paris and
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
OELRICHS & CO. Agents,
2 BOWLING CIR. y. Y.
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GERMAM MED TEasAaElNSE2Vic:

'HAMBCRs- AMERICAN
LINE.
l from New York
ipies and Genoa.
taller. Nov. 2s. IAN
Ems ........D Dec. 3. II An.
- Victoria Dec. 10. II An.
Ia. Egypt. In Jan. and Feb.
y the steamers Il either Loo
ar. Hamburg. Bremen. Lon
Cherbourz.
HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE.
81 BROADWAY. -. I.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC c

q BROAD ST 1MILLS BIIIDING)
COUPONS due Nov. L. 1898. from the fol
lowing bonds will be paid and after that date at
this Office ,,,- r..
OVestern Division first mortgage js.
Southern Pacific Of Cal first consol 5s
y. T SMITH. Treasurer
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

RED LINE, - =, M.,..
sFor La Guayra Puerto Cabelo Curacao ana nA''-
cabo Via CuracaO-Calling also At Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier brooklyn 81, ~
=. : PHILADELPHIA. ........ saturday. NOV. o. - ~
:. : CARACAS. ....-........ .Snfur'1f " ~ -
These steamers have superior accommodations t'' ''
BOtTTON BLISS pNtIFTT.
General Managers. la FRONT -
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JNRENCU LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTlQrE
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS tFRANCE(
Sailing Every Saturday at 10 NJ.
From Pier No AZ. North River foot Morton street,
La Norrnand,e.... Oct 20 la Champagne Nov
l.. Touraine. .......NOv. la Breagnc. Nov. :,
ia C;escogne .. Nov ~ La T0urane. Dec >
o;en'i Agency FOR u s and Can. Bowling Green u l.
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FRED. H. SMITH,
STOCK BROKER. BROAD ST. N. Y.
Write for daily MARKET LETTERS
DIVIDEND Notices.


THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL. BANK
12s Broadway New York, october 81 1898
I 4 MEETING OF the Board OF Directors
~ held this day a dividend 81 THREE AND ONE
HALE (3i3) PER CENT, on the capital stock. was De
olarea. payable Nov. LIST proN.
transfer books viii close day. and reopen Nov. 81
nroximo EDWARD BJRNS. Cashier.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

Der, it has taken definite shape and Is being given serious consideration by a great many persons. One of the most prominent advocates is the Rev. E. Walpole Warren, rector of St. James Church. Circle No. will meet next Friday evening in the library of the church, and the principal topic will be the relation of worry to health.
 An Emerson Club has decided to be counted as Circle No. ,, giving as its reason that transcendentalism is don't worry reduced to practice. Judge Rufus B. Cowing was one of the leading spirits in the organization of Circle No. 3. The word organization, however, is objected to by the mem bers, as there is really no government, no officers, no dues, and nothing to worry about. The members simply meet at stated intervals, and practice together the art of not worrying.
 "The meetings really take the form of an interchange of experience" MT Stewart recently told. There is usually a topic for discussion, bearing some relation to the movement, after which those present tell each other in- formally of the progress they are mak- ing in abstaining from worry"
 MT. Seward himself looks as though he had never had a care in the world,
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16

If worry can be conquered nearly all the passions that destroy our happiness will disappear.
 The habit of worrying cannot be overcome" says MT. Seward in his book. Don't Worry" without res olute and persevering effort. But with such effort the habit certainly can be mastered. If the following suggestions are intelligently observed the habit will lose it's power, and quietness and peaae will take the place of the fever ish anxiety, the undercurrent of rest less feeling which robs the human heart of it's natural happiness and raises the question so often heard, whether life is really worth the living"
 He then proceeds to lay down rules for guidance as follows:
 1. Consider what must be involved in thes truth that God is infinite and that you are a part of his plan.
 ?. Memorize some of the scripture promises and recall them when the temptation to worry returns.
 3. Cultivate a spirit of gratitude for daily mercies.
 4. Realize worrying as an enemy which destroys your happiness.
 5. Realize that it can be cured by per sistent effort.