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Hibernians, Attention.

All members of Division No. / A. o.
H of Anaconda and visiting brothers.
are requested to assemble at their hall
in the Standard building on Thursday,
March 18th. at 7:30 a. m, TO participate
in the St Patricks day celebration to
be held in Butte city. BY order of the
president, William Kelliher
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4 BnffeI Smoker.

The Great Northern through train
has vestibuled sleepers. dining car and
coaches. and it is the only train run
ming a buffet smoker. Meals are fur
nished on the European plan and the
prices are graduated according to the
order given at table.
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Green letter sale at 1. X. L. store.
G. w. Ellis is over from Bozeman.
T. w. Vest of st. Louis is in the city.
l.. L. Loomis is home from the East.
Great orator in NJ. Z. church the 18th.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop. 25c.
Mrs S. d. Root of Whitehall is in the
city.
j. p. Stage has returned from a busi-
ness trip East.
city yesterday.
George May of Helena is on his
monthly rounds here.
The a o. H. meet tonight All
members are requested to attend.
Buy wall paper from the firm carry
ing the largest stock. Mahan Bros.
We make any part of bicycle in our
repair shop. Tolan Co.'S is the place.
T. n Kirk. special agent of the N. P.
Express company, is in the city from
BoZeman.
James M. Glenn of Cincinnati is in the
city from a trip to his mines at and near
Gold Coin.
For sale-Furniture and lease of fur
nshed rooms in Davidson building. In
quire room 6.
Manager John Mcguire is again at
this end of his circuit after whirl
around the Bitter Root.
Mrs Ed E. Darling and children have
gone East to make an extended Visit
with friends and relatives.
Arthur Fortier has returned from
Massachusetts. where he has been visit
ing his mother, who is i'll.
York. is in the city arranging for his
play at the Margaret Saturday
G. W. Lamson of the u. p, Butte, c.
H. Moore. Daniel Hanley and James
Orton of Butte were here yesterday.
Tolan Co, not others. are setting the
pace on prices of bicycles, and we sell
on the installment plan. Easy pay
ments.
Tom. Barry was arrested yesterday
for raising a disturbance. and was dis
charged with a reprimand by Justice
Williams.
Sam Dragidge. the sick man picked
up by officer Bosanich Monday, was
yesterday sent to the poor house in
Deer Lodge.
Yesterday was payday at the water
works, and there were many men in the
city from up towards Lake Hearst and
the big dams.
John Shean, who sustained fracture
of the spinal column Saturday at the
upper works, is still in a dangerous con-
dition at the hospital.
All members of the Hibernian knights
are requested to meet at Standard hall,
in full dress uniform, Thursday, March
18th, at 7:30 a. m. By order of captain.
Gerald Sullivan.
Transcripts on appeal from Justice
Donoghue's court were yesterday filed in
the district court in the cases of Mrs
Jane Burke VS.. NJ. S. Shea and Z. Slip.
perm VS.. Harold Tonseth.
Spring March is contributing more
than its share of winter snow. But wher
one comes to think of it, a little more
snow would be good thing If it should
happen to fall after schedule time.
There will be a meeting of the repub-
lican city central committee Saturday
evening in the office of NJ. J. FitzPat-
rick. to arrange for holding primaries
and convention for the city election.
Evidently the republicans are going to
try to elect an alderman.
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New Trnin Service.

Commencing Saturday. March 5. the
Great Northern Ry. will run their
through train consisting of Sleeper,
Dining Car and first-class day coaches
and tourist sleeper through from Ana
conda to St. Paul without change.
Train will leave B., a. e. p. passenger
station at s p. m. daily The Great
Falls Express will also run through
from Anaconda to Helena and Great
Falls without change. Train leaves
Anaconda at $40 a. m. daily.
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:. :. Peter and Paul. Attention.

All members of the S. 5. Peter and
Paul society No. |. of Anaconda. are re-
quested TO assemble at their hall in the
Matte block, on Thursday March Il,
at 7;30 a. m., To participate in the ST.
Patrick's day celebration to be held in
Butte. BY order Of the president.
NJ MOGUS
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The following instruments were filed
with the clerk and recorder to-day:
Deed-Arthur Sturtzhoff TO Justine
Wegner. the Royal glacer mine in Keep
Cool gulch. 81.
Mining lease and bond-R. 4. Estey
and Lawrence Herbert 10 William Ross
and j. F. Maule, the Dinwoody quartz
lode claim in Coloma. one year.
Oath of office-John Schurtz as dep
uty sheriff of Deer Lodge county.
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The United Irish Societies will cele-
brate in Butte ST Patrick's day. March
I7th The Anaconda division Will 90 TO
Butte on B., \. & +. train. leaving An
aeonda $40 a. m. Returning viii leave
Butte 800 p. m. and 2. 10 p. m. Tickets
good on above trains SI.O0 for round
trip Join the crowd and have a good
fir1P
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All members of Ladies' Auxiliary
Division No. l A. o. II. of Anaconda
and visiting sisters, are requested to
assemble at their hall in the Standard
building, Thursday, March 18th. at
7:S0 a. m., TO participate in the St. Pat
rick's day celebration 10 be held in
Butte city. BY order of the president.
Mrs. Margaret Mcmillan.
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DR.. c. S. BOARM MAN.

Death of an Eminent Physician In Mis-
sonri-A Son i'm Anaconda.
J. r. Boarman was informed by tele-
gram of the death of his father, DIR. c.
s. Boarman, at his home in Boonville,
Mo-. at SIS o'clock yesterday morning,
at the age of SO years.
DIR. Boarman was a native of Balti-
more. Md. and lived in Boonville for
60 years. He had a wide reputation as
an eminent physician and surgeon.
which extended throughout the middle
states. He leaves six sons and four
daughters.
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NEW AUSTRIAN CHURCH.
Foundation Completed and Work the
Superstructure Soon to Hepiu

H""H"''i"" N"H'Ff0'0H mn" "UTN Ut III.
Surerstructure Soon to Begin.
The foundation for the new Austrian
Catholic church at the corner of Fourth
and Alder streets is completed and bids
for the superstructurai work will be in
vited in few days 1t will be an edifice
modern in construction and elegant in
design, convenient in location and an or
nament to that part of the city. George
Barich was collecting subscriptions yes
terday and meeting with much encour-
agement.
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swedish Christians.

a meeting was held in the Scandina-
Wan church Monday evening 10 devise
ways and means for the organization
OF q congregation. The meeting was
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Died-Last evening. at 3 o'clock the
2-months-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Krug, of 907 East Third street. Funeral
Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home.
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Choice wines and liquors for select
family trade at Devine's grocery.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

All members Catholic Order Foresters
are requested to meet at Silver hall
March II at a. m.
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On new time table Butte. Anaconda
& Pacific evening train for Anaconda
leaves Butte at $40 instead of 9:20 p. m.
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-. pntrick's Day Cel4bralion.

Have you finally tired Of paying 500 for a
hat no better than the Gofdonl
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Cut in Passenger Rates to Seattle and
North Pacific Coast via H., A. & T.. Ry.
and Cannectious

Effective at once, passenger rates,
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points, are reduced to $500 first
class. $4,000 second-class.
Call on ticket agent at B., A. & p.
railway, passenger station. at Ana
conda, for further information.
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Leo C. Bryant, violin studio, Coz Lo-
Gust. Hours Il to 3 p. m.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

The rattle for the gold watch viii take
place at Wills book store. 100 Commercial
avenue. Wednesday evening at o'clock.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

Order you Hot Tallies,' at Kitchen
restaurant, East Commercial avenue.
Family trade a speciality.
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Until p. m. March 18th. a. C., for
cut rock. For plans and specifications
see A. Hensgen, architect. Beaudry
huilding
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

Get Young & Dezell to figure on your
plumbing and tin roof work.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

Waterman's ideal fountain pens sold
at L. A. Kings book store.
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FACTS NOT KNOWN.
1t Is Claimed That Burke Did Not Stab
Hughes at All.

In the case of Burke, who is alleged to
have stabbed Hughes in the saloon at
the southeast corner of Main and Front
streets, Monday. all the facts are as yet
not in possession of the police court
The defendant was up for arraignment
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16
Educate Your Bowels with cascarets.
New Train Service.

Candy Caihsrtie. cure constipation forever
Zoe, 25r. Ii c {. c. fail, druggists refund money
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Bids Wanted

Meyers piano store. III East Park.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

When in Butte lunch at sherman's.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

Tickets on the Camera. value $22.50
free with every 25-cent purchase.
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There will be a meeting of the repub-
lican city central committee Saturday
evening in the office of NJ. J. FitzPat-
rick. to arrange for holding primaries
and convention for the city election.
Evidently the republicans are going to
try to elect an alderman.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

Spring March is contributing more
than its share of winter snow. But when
one comes to think of it, a little more
snow would be good thing If 1t should
happen to fall after schedule time.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-03-16

]. B. Leggat is over from Butte.
Dance at Stuart hall on the 18th.
Green letter sale at L x l.. store.
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REAL ESTATE.
A BRISK DEMAND FOR HARLEM PROP
ERTN.

EN-
II was noticeable YESTERDAY. as II has been for
the last few days that the principal sales OF realty
we're OF Harlem properties only Brokers report a
good demand for dwelling properties and lots TOT
Improvement in the northern section or the city
and that they say is the only district at present
where property is readily changing hands.
l.. J Phillips & Co sold yesterday for Henry Op-
p.nheirner 10 John 6. and James 4. Farley for
Improvement the northwest Of Nlnete:h 81
and West End-aVe.. plot lGOxlGl. on private terms
Max Hart purchased from Monroe Simon. or II.
NJ Kohler & Co. three dwellings in One-hundred-
sud-tventy-siXth-s'.. between 81. Nicholas ana
Columbus AYES. for 2s.Goo each giving in part
payment a plot OF land in Westchester-ave
Thomas Stokes sold No. 70 West Fifty-third-st..
four-story brownstone dwelling-house lot Tsx
1908
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold No. l579 Sec
ond-ave.. a four-story brick building, lot ls"6l
John Bittner sold TO John Vo2 No. l7lS FIRST
ave. hve-story hathouse
Charles NJ Rosenthal and Albert Erdman have
cold four lots OF the north side of One hundred
Emil Green. who will erect four apartment no USES
They have also sold 70 Babette Bumenihai lour
lots on the south SIDE q
David Stewart has sold for Jacob hess 20 Jacoo
c. Warshouse the new twO-story dwelling -house or.
the west SIDE 81 AuhuGon-ave. $40 feet norm OF
One-hundred-a d-eigfty-fourth-st $780,.
: Ely & Co FOR the sellers In the purchase uy
Colonel oliver H. Payne Of the block front IN lisl
ave. between Twenty seventh ana lWelll N-Nie''''
sts for the proposed Cornell Medical college q,
In the Broadway Salesroom Yesterday George H.
Read sold IN foreclosure the the" INVESTOR! ia
houses In Slxty-If;h-si. south side 80 feet West u
Central PARK West to the plaintiffs. Edward bren-
men and another FOR $5f.ff.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Wehste--ave. 375 = o. lIsth-st S'h-s''
Fdwerd Mcconnell % Ms-v Mcdonnell
1lth-st : l0oS . of Avenue c. Ia - 100
owen Wealy "a Pncus Dowenfed and ano'her.
bfb-ave V corner iiG'h a.. 100 liXiH. Eugene
a Hoffman 70 tNG-ad Cross = al ..-...'...
Nsriar-st. 2. lots 214 2l5 ard 40 map ~ W
Pennald properly. South Noun NerLor, W.T.
ard II u Armstrong 20 Warren = SammH 80.
pleaeant-ave see q u p AZ So no
John + Stevens 81 to Add.e Lane, -
IH-Gve n corner 10itn- 81 loF."Nlr' sln,o-
adler ana Henry Herman - Henlc idcossklr1
We.t End-ave ~ corner Fth-s' i'i""'''
Henry Oppcnhern@r % John T fariey $3.50.
Contract 80 IA. Amelia = r leehd - 'hA' ~
ReGiid .......-.-... ...--.-.- o,--..,.c -
lslst-s,. u W corner washinr-on ave Sixtc ex IT.
regular. Frederick Klngnan 20 hlnKt'..
lis,h-st : g. 10 q % Pleasant-ave i'N,'..T
Irregular so2ha wh'enack 70 Iohn
1ls,h-st' n :. 800 Z, o, shave. lcrzioolii
Ferdinand thurman and wife io b4"aFn
11s,stsy' = +. 200 :, q sth-ave. lcoHlooii:
Theresa Goldsmith. individual AM a. o-
ec,,,rtx 20 Edward W Wagner. .... $500,
s5i-r No AL East. 24llXio22 ,. AmeHa
vollrner 20 William Mann ... - 81, 81,
ies.b - n e corner Boulevard. 15NA II: Morris
Stclnharot 70 Frederick 6 KTomueyeT "a.
Audubon-ave = - = n Of 1fFth-si. -ok'o
Edward II DOYLE 20 Union Real Etiae CoonPsalt
@,h-.t NJ 81. n g. 1928 q = OF Bowefy. Z'N'o'-'
Ida ~ Fish TO Louis l>,se =. =. -. 40 ~.
iafh- av. E corner iath-st, n f1s3 . e31SSlo
Fa,A Fisher 70 Joseph Fisher. indiVduAl ara
a. trustee ..-....-.-.
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9rapeIIrrs' tiotsl Docket %uibe.

orapellrrs' tiotsl Pocket @ui6e:
his list appear, Mondays Wednesday, ana Saturdays.
HOTELS OFF TUE WORLD.
For descriptive booklet 81 any Summer Resort Hotel
below call or address send stamp
M@Hs0 JarHGf BWrsaW Co.,
GO Fifth Ave. New York
&C Regent ST.. London.
24S Rue de RivoiL Paris
WOTEl POCKET GUODE.
GRATIS.
"A. p. American Plan e. p. European op Open,
HsBGRY PARK. X j.wEsT END HOTEL. A. p. IS uD.
opens June q. Write for booklet 70 ,..
BERNARDsvIrL.E N. ]. Somerset Inn. Ap' 80 TO Nov
BEvAN HOUSE IArehnon' on Sound open 20 pss =.
BOSTON ss tsss, So Hotel: Ho'f y5" dor
BRooKIYN n + Hotel ST. George. {. r. 81: a. p -
CHiCAGo Ill The virginia A. p. ssSO up EP. s. 80 up
DEAL ~ Hathaway Inn. op entire Year. Golf links
EXETER, Eng ROYAL cisr.nce Hotel A P 80; EP g. so
CT. BARRINGIoN. .BERKsHlRE nm A. p u.
Three hours from ". Y. open the year round.
MONTGOMERY Ala. EXCHANGE Hotel a. p, = up
NEW ORLEANS La ...s, Charie. Hotel! 4 p. - up
do The Gqsm9r9t,ian H2'el r p $50 1R
DO The Gerach S " 27th ST. AP $50 Ep 81 %
do Cosmopolitan HtiChambers&W way EP. 81 up
Pi.YMouTH Eng T.. GRAND Hotel. A P. 81: f. p ST.
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. The Cullen p Sc to 81 30
sYRACUsE, \: 7. Yates Hotel. =, F. Noo' 4 7; 81
WASHINGTON b. ca ii;d ArI,ng to Hotel 4 p qp
DO Observation-Disclosures. The Raleigh. L. p. 81 so up
do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. The Buck nghan. A. p. ~ up
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NEW RIlLDINGS.

34th-,. az e % 2d-av.. Tor 'hres si1-
story brick tenencnt-. with stores a.fShsr.
Marguerite \ johnson. Brighton. HAten
Island owner Paul = Higg~. architect ..-...
I~roy-si No u. for six story ana baremenr
brick nat 25x1s. Elias ~ pncr. owner, @
Pelham. No 5O3 5th ave architect. .--.
fo2d-.t >. 20 q . Of ist-sve sor a tao story
wagon ,h.d, etc 2jH26S4ox+5 Catherine Hunt
No 4lG East 1870 -. owner. Wenz 40 ] i9l
bd-aNe, hrchlt"'i Gee. +.... ..''.''. 49,.
f7Oth-s, D. o. a. y " Of Crotona ave. for Two two
story frame dwelling. isKti and osic; ''narl''
q Jorzensen. 80 i2S3 Hoe ave. owner an9
la7th-st n . 1910 u ~ Wills ave. for ~.
one-storv brick stores also i3ith-st. :. "'l .
Z, OF Wills ave. for four one-siory brlch
stores TOXIC, ! Gleason Company, 80 .o'
East l2sth-st. owners Charlss Moue'. archi
80 ave " a. 81 T. T. o. Wenlover-afe. for tn e-
fve-story brick nat. -. 2s77 and 25.dx7s. Louis
With. No Ola Prospect ave. owner. John
HausAr No ! AL ~ ave. architect ...- .-- ..---.
Grhnt-ave. ~ q " = tnionPort Road fo- a
two story frame dwelline. 2Sa,. 1ui-fpp'
Irparoo. owner: Thomas scott. architect O.. '..
Anthony-ave W s. i2J n \ OF l7sth -. Tor thrce
iuo-atofy frame dwellings. HNi2 ~ lffleh.
40 2i77 Bsthgate-ave, owner, g Robinson
% ave. a =. ~ 4 of l7let 81. for iy'.r'orr
brick faf 2jxS36 Dsvi1 Cohen. owner. X
Wernsr. 40 Teasdale Place. archltec'- -..-
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A-TER ATIONS.

lists, No 10 % four story brick r. house.
George 2 johnson. ~ No % West 7Hth-s''
owner William Treco builder. .......... ..-..
Rivsrsifr Drive 40 - 10 -FOUR -siory hrl'K
dwelling house r ; Clarke of prentice owner
howard Cauidweil. - 10 10 East pa - aroh'-
feCf .........-... 900
8th-ave No So 90 a four-st1rl' brick Dwelling
house Tino'Lr Quinn pi premises. col" yer. ..
MacKusick ~ ~ - Wet 2ith st. arciie't ..-
2eth-st. SO % West 20 two story hitch once
John Astor. Of promises, owner. ~ Napier
~ so 81 26th-st architect -t...
9th.si = 3 49, n . ~ an ave. % q two-storv
frame dvcllins house. William llrrNo j" nef.
George r HoulihAn. o. No "il Last lIHih A.
architect
:sd-avo G.. go ?; of l5ist-ft 20 y three
story frame dwelling house. Leopold Guitag.
owner Miller % No 3 az 80 are. orch-
Mnrinorl- ave c 8. 49, n n Of fremont ave. 10 4
fhree-story frame tenement house. Filomena Do
Lorenzo OF No 1890 Marmon ave. own-r. 9 8
Clark architect ................. ...........-..
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Ginonrlal Glfftlnqs.


OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NEW YORK. September let, 1895.
NOTICE IS hereby given that Special Meet
Ing Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of THE NEW YORK
AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY has been duly
called snd Will be he'd AZ Ire Companys prrepa Once
81 New York n the State New YORK. On Nednescay
5h cay Of October 1895 twelve o'clock noon, FOR
purpose considering the final Of commit
appointed Board Of this Company
with the Board a Directors 81 the New YORK
Central and Hudson Railroad Company upon z set
Element 81 the between the two eopanee ars
Lease 1873. ard the refund ns
q the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds q Company
purpose taking ina action with reference 10
such PROPOSED settlement and agreement
BY order OF lie Boarl q DlIectors
Z Y ROlSITTR.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

voo,,,. Pos. N Thomas Holmes. trustee. a 49,
corner ManhsiAn-a.e ara ts,'e s ~ Iusti,u-
ton east corner 81 Division ana 'hF7sn' ~ q
wa, near Edward ". to Theresa Goldsmith +. -
if6th-e, 900 :; . o., shave. wear -. ~
sane to Ferdinand Kuran.an iioth-s'. go II 40
1t.s % louis 10 Mutual Life INSURANCE. Company
No 81 Ea sa tis No Y' Al Emg-.n, Industrial
savinss BANK. W NorfoIN-st. lao q of Hiv- ~
ingtor-et | year -. 49,
kendall Dsni' n 70 no AnHs a~r.' is
Kempnar John 4 70 Enisant Industrial saw.
irgs Bank. n 30th-s' +iHe . . ~ sth-AN" ,
Kr,rrneyer Fr~ieriek G. 10 Morris si~'nnard' -
corner boulevard ant lIsih-s'. Yea" 81. "
wal,er Rudolph to Amslis Fsll-r ~ Monroe
F.iz. Robert to Peter Do~iser. 30 2si Avenue
y. saloon lease. demand ....-....-
" corner 5,h-ave ana lie'hrs' YEAR -. no
I1wenfeld ITncus AM william fr'g-r ~ vrH,
Healy. n llth-st. 1905 Z, 81 Avenue {. ,
r4ss~.kind. Hsnie. Ani Simon Adler to Henry 9
Herman. corner is,-aNs and l"'h-~' 2,
Scott OF. csth-r1n. 81 to Fanny Isiiprrr No 40 -
Has, rrsd.riek to Dd,srd u Rtynaia. trustee
etc. " Arn-terdam-ave. - n = of siS"'h-si' ~
Aronson samuei 10 Irving saving, Institution.
g corner baysrd am Mott So year. - -. o.
FNrey John T 80 Henry Dppcnhener r cor =.
vote Grace j. t. Josephine wanden. 80 @s
Stephen Joseph 10 metropolitan savings bank.
No 100 East a2l - Years An,
.terdsrn ave 2G5 u Of i:0'h-st. years q
etc Amsierdam-sy ~ T. ~ i"th-s'' -
Friedman. Harris ana Barnet Fsnhe-T, % Rachel
Manlock 81 Al. executors. etc. y" II fitt-sI a.
ror,,.r. Frederick ?. 10 William stuart e, a.
trustecs. sth ave. 4ol = N llNh-s .,
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FURNISHED 6ouscs Go fct-Brook!pn

IrOIST. Handsomely furnished with billiard room. To
private family only - foot extension semi detached
house. nrst-cass n"lehhorhood- AS Washington ave
nro-,klyu. month premises
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once No 1922 Broadway
p door north n, 3lvt until O'Clock p. n. advertise
ien tho following branch Offices At regular
orIc- until o'clock p. via - sh ave. 4 ="
cor Esd is2 9Th ave- 18th st; Macys. 'thave
and It: 142 cOlumbusav.. near West 6St st lO8
42i- Oh ave: ~ Fast f4th-st 237 West
<2d between and sth 1879 East 47thst issS
9l-avs 18Th and I'm SIS 1929 "a ave-. near
el.t--,: 7Os is-sve sath-~t. ESQ slave.
4ist-.t 80 40 3?5 Blocker 81:
80 7gth--t .92i sd-ave GA aiave
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MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
New York september 10 1898.
T A MEETING OF the BOARD OF Director.

held this day quarterly dividend Of Two and a
Half Per Cent and an eytrl dividend Of Two and Half
Per Cent: declared payable after September
3cih 1895 10 the stockholders Of Saturay Sep
temte- 18th 1888 a. O'Clock T. ~
The transfer books Will e.ose on Saturday September
l7th 1895 at one O'Clock ? NJ reopen Saturday
October lst. 1895. az ten coc. \
FEEDk y WARPJRTON. Treasurer.
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Renl Gsiair for Grfbauge.

FINE business property. equity 10000 nets 8 cOc
N yearly, 10 trade :or country place. r WlLhARTh
APPLETON II Ptne-ft.. y. 7.
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Diui6eno Notifies.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMpA A

'I F,F Fg2 sroadnay New York Sept 18th 1903
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE FER
H. tENT on the capital stock OF th. Company has
ee" dsclared payable this ONCE
s, ises The transfer books viii be closed Friday
september 18TH al clock p NJ. and will he reopened
on MONDAY. October 3D.. AZ 10 O'clock A ~.
The transfer books will be again closed
october 9Th az IL o'clock preparatory
meeting OF the shareholders be held Wednesday.
November 9Th. 1895. and will be reopened on Thursday
November 10Th. AZ 10 o'clock 4; NJ
D. W. " WIIILANS
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TRAINS FOR MONTAUK

Leave New YORK oath st; E R-Week tays s2s = 40
Special Fast Express A. N. 800 - 80 special act
Express, P u. Sundays $50 Special Fact Expre'''
and 900 \. ". -. , -. -
Leave L. Cify-week days. 80 Caoo Special tast tx
press 4 N. 3.33 500 Special Fast E1pres9 T. NJ
SUNDAYS % co Special Fast Express and $40 A NJ
RITZ R!S1NG. Leave Montauk-Week dsys for New
York and BroOklyr--5.j0 600 Special Fast Express
New York only A. NJ 200 IS 90 Special Fast Express
and 80 P NJ Sundays. $3.50 a. NJ BOO 600 special
Fast Express New York only and AS Z. NJ
The Special Fas, Express Trains make no stops east
OF jamaica. -. -. -,
trip-S350 valid for daysgood only on trains desiS-
mated az Special Fast Express Trains
Camp NkoG Is located about one mile from the sta
ton restaurant hse been established az the station.
where light lunch may be obtained.
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THE MANAGEMENT n NOW BOOKING ENGAGE
MESTs FOR APARTMENTS BY THE YEAR FOX
SHORTER PERIODS. OR TRANsIfNTtY. AND WILL
CONTINUE. AS HERETOFORE. TO CATER TO Sc
I.DcT AND REFINED PATRONAGE ONLY RbFEN-
ENcEs REQUIRED OF PARTIES NOT PERSONALLY
KNOWN TO THE MANAGEMENT.
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Cost.

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ments received The following branch oIses
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FURNISHED apartments 90 Get.

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proyencnts including hot water nrst-ciass servesi "
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