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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-07
Another shipment

Another shipment
OF DeerfOOt farm sausage direct from
the famous DeerfOot Farm, at the
SAN JOSE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-07
Our Guarantee.

Better goods for the
same money, or same
goods for less money
than elsewhere,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-07
Mail Orders.

Mail Orders.
Ladies' llv ng ont OF
town who wish 20 take
advantage OF this sale
will please send orders
early In order TO prevent
disappointment. Orders
will be filled as long as
the present stock lasts,
but will not be duplicated
VI these prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
DIVIDEND Notices.
winsiow, Laner & Co., II Nassau ST., n. Y. City.

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on THE FOL
LOVING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE At
OR BANNING HOUSE on AND AFTER DEcEM
HER lST. lsgs:
american Cotton On Co. Dividend per cent Preferred
stock, DIVE! per Common stock.
IlHckfofd Countv Ind. Courthouse -.
Cincinnati Richmond and TT Wayne Iy CO First Mort
-.
Cleveland ana Pittsburgh II. r. co. Dividend u. per
Decatur County. Ind. Annual rs.
Du'Elrk. Ind. Street lmprOv nicnt cs.
Evansville Ind. School u, funding 5s.
Grant County. Ind. Gravel Road Is
Marion County. Inc. County
Pueblo. Col. Municipal Is
ICrllcton. Ind School
Pittsburgh. ~ Wayne ard Chicago Hy. Co First M'se
- series +, Second NfFc. =. -sr.cs NJ
West Lafayette Ind. Water Works Co. 6s.
December
Joncshoro. Ind. Main :. Improvement Gs
Dec mhfr
cnftld. Ind. lmlTON Bonds
D,c+mhrr
Greenfield. Ind, city Gs. Series NJ. ?
u, @ abr 10
Marion County. Ind. Refuadinc i.
Doc ulbor Il
Hancock County. IND. Fund ny IS.
December II.
Whitley County. Ind. house IS
December 70
Greenfield. Ind. ImDruN Bonds
u. csI.ucr 30.
indianapolis. lni.. Te:urdns ~ Series G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
DELAWARE. LACKAWA\NA AND
WESTON RAILROAD.

station. In New YORK. 4 Barclay Chrlsoph.-
vEsTIBCI.E TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CARS.
PINTSCF flGHT
500 \. M.-BINGIAMToE MAI. Stops at principal
stations
1000 Nitrate car, BUFFALO SrRaNT ~ RING
H.MTON OwrGn ITHACA rrNrRA sYRACI'sT
ana OSwFGo rvpRreS Pullman Pure. Pari0r r,rs
cnnectlng a. Buffalo with rairs Chicago and p1n's
1000 p n daily, -Chlcaco rni pu~alo vss''hrlet rr
pres~ ror SCRANTON. PrNCpr,~rOS --' r'N'p \.
pullman Ru~et Paror Cars r'rira Through sleep
inc cars and coach Chicago arriving AZ AIS p
NJ next day
400 p MEccp. Nroy wrrTrcB,RPr 49, PrYM-
CCTH FXPRFS~. Pullman Pr.et ra-'or Cars
ZOO y VI saiivl-Crr-C, GO and pT'rr 40 VrSTt-
RULED LIMITED EXpRESs For S@p ''--0N. p'N1-
EAMTON FTHrRA Rr'rrsfO TypOr-GH pT'FrTr
eTFrpIN9 CAR New York Ch'caro Dining car
NJ RrsYaio .
$3.50 = NJ narv-RI-FTt1o FXrnrss pl,,fM,N
MIRA ParH MOr-vT MORRIS ani BUFFALO Ar
rivins AT Ru~alo SO" :. " ,,,>..
O;3O p " fdanv-ErFFNn. STANTON riNc-
IIAMTON OWFGO rTrrsC. rr.NrPA. UTICA.
SYRACUSE an CswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Rure.
T,~krTs ,N0 PULLMAN accoNMo0arioSs At
HENRY GAZE G SONS Ltd. li3 P-caswnv; - Pax
Place 40 AMI 90 IT, etc a. F"-v sta.,7-s
dred anf Twenty rfth -. 29s COT Aus ave Vow f,rk;
cqs and 7oc Fulton and zoe Proaf~sv BROOKLYN
Time table giving nv i-fo-rna''or ~ al s''tors
WreTrOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY viii all OR ard
check haggnge hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p ". Pullman ves6ue Day Coaches
and Paror Cars Dinng-Car service. Meals a "a carte.
connects at buffalo through eepefs 10 peirol; ara
Chicago ---,.- ,.r.crr
CHi'NK WNLKTsBARRE. SCRANTON and cal
.3:5O 4,IOp " donv event surdav . WiikE'-
y ,p.'r' PrTTsTOT SCRANTON and prncrai inte"-
mediate Stations Connects f'r all POINTS In ca regions
T,,iifna, Ru~.t Par'or c. ,of VTl.kESnARkS .
.t.,O 5:I5 p " Sunday only for MArcH CHUNK
4,sO 5:.o p NJ daily. excei- sunday. for EAsTo''
ard inter stations
.a:3O G,IO p a,ry. except Sunday 'or rAsTo>
o-s nrirclnal Intermediate -'-tiors ..
.G:5o. 700 " talv for nl'FF,Io. NlNC,n,
r,rrS art eu points Pullman sleeper. yesthuls
RAN Y = chicago sleeners 90 Ru-aio and Toronto
Mining ca- New-Yort = Easton .,.u,,
.7.lO. 500 DAILY ,,9nn ,iT on.y A. .oIr OIL,
curNK SNYRE GENEVA RorHI%TEK H.FFAio
s1t TORONTO Pullman sleeper ~ DlNalo. "a BIZ
eesrloz rer rasseng4rs carr'o' 70 f7srags carried
e 90 $40 daily for VII Ersn Nrnr iTH
.cA GENTvA ROCHESTER. RtTrALo NIAGARA
FALLS and all ''nts ves, Pullman seeo~r - CHI
81, $500. e.. F., -O,.ru
,TTrrt,f y ROfND EpOOK 1r' .r'e'r1ei 1'c points.
i.aye rs follows 1920 1880 A. ". 30 20 $50.
4 % and N y -
Tickets and Pullman Accommodations =. 80 9' %
az ou ard 100 proadwav. - = 'i't ST. isf r. 1891
c, ro7 y very y y SEQ FULTON s. Cour' St. %
p-c,ioav and T'root'vr Annex D-ork'vn
rrars'e- D., cav an eNNci, haggage from,
-o,ol ~ residence through 70 .ss'ratcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INCTO<.

FOR PHILADELPHIA rATTrHoRE hND WASH
INGTOS.
r-c-, loot Z Liberty
Week dave 4 70 so - Gl.'o Dining CH-1 : =.
loo TO fa0o Royal 1lue I.iml'ei) 900 = ring rsr.
q pn,nr csri iao c'oo ~ rae rr,eip
100 ninirc or, 900 n ieli rol' Aii'ti.rai
trains g. Phiiaieirr'i tavs - a-on 4 " ~
20 40 100 900 p NJ SUNDAYS 300 a NJ 40
y "
nosT: LEAVE soTTW .FFsDry gwnli---T.'',,.t -
90; o4O ~ i0.lO 100 r0.io II - iio1 ''-S
W.. !e2; i:4. ~ -. -, -: 90 s.5 %;
G.5H rs 7,4o SO elo -. lo,' 20 - 80
N
72s ss5 a:23 a1s o.15 r NJ To- rn''
nj rarluf cr- sF
whi.eraU Ct, ir3 10 ?ai i9i "a "Si 49, p-o-
-7- -
West ro,'N = ?1i ~rlr~-hrs - '-ev vors ro''-.
SEQ ruc- r-cor'~- ne r'~l,'-sav rvf''i,
York -rare'e- % ~
check baggage from hotels residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Turough tralns leave NeN-forA Tool OF Cn-HUtFs-st
a. follows. and mnutes earlier from Nest oi-s
boo A. M-EestlUu.ed Express daily for B.ashamtoa.
WaSery Elmra, Buffalo, Bradford. AirNs. BaHa.o
81. farlJr - Buffalo.
g:OO 4. VI. Nestlbuled llmited-Fas mail daily Soid
Cleveland 40 A NJ. chicago.
8 T. 81 sleepers Chicago. CIeVelaEd and Cincinnati
Dining CaE. -
.,::O y. MBuralo and Cleveland Vestlbuiel Express
daily. Arrives a Buffalo 1O5 A. NJ. Bradford 20 a
81 jamestown ZOO A M. Youngstown 10 A ~.
Cleveland 30 sleep.rs BGnaIp and Cleveland
Cafe Library ~,
cu5 4. N.-IJaly solid train f'r Bnghamton. EfniFa
wavery and Chicago sleepers TO Hornellsvle Chicago
and Cincinnati Dining Car -
l. CoMMODATIONS at H. il3 2Gl loi and go Brad
va 1873 East 25thst. and @I3 West 18th
o., Chambers and West 23d-s, ferries. New York $50
and FulIn % Broadway Brooklyn. ~ RIver-.t
Hoboken and Jersey CITY station New YORK TRANSFER
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and rss+
lercAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
Central Ra'kcai Of New Jersey.

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic signals
Stations New YORK. vi Liberty 81
and south Ferry. Whitehall -,
Trains leave 100, OF Liberty
On and after Nov. 20 1893
~ 10 . 10 = NJ d2ao " TO- ta,,oo' J ~ -, ~, 10
100 10 East NJ A. vi. 100 $50 600 p y.
For Win sDar.e P.ttston. a1l Scranton. 400. eio
a NJ 40 p NJ Sundays 40 \. ii
For re ding and harrisburg At 900 80 500. .lp.
IOO0. II 20 - Reailng1 4 N. i2D % 300 st5.
900 to Reaf,ng) p v l2l5 rrht sud y 90
~! 30 % Reafng) 4. NJ. 1900 i.2o $50 COO p. ".
For Sunoury I~wishu--. nd wiiarTpor; ri 90 500.
aio A. N. 20 20 p. NJ. 1913 n'gh' sundays 10
A NJ. 90 30. 600 y " i2.'i rrit
ALL Raj ROUTE.
FOf. lone; PR 'NCH orFAN crow p
Fer Red Ban. Long rran-h. Ashu-y rafk N-e'f Grove
and points south . P1'r' Ds+-a-' 20 = - N 20
sea Gir'D SO 1f:i3 only E~d ra-t - - \ ".
rs on'y - Ped Ha,t) $50 'r!f - Noi R,rkl IS
80 cl, j ". sundays. s'0pT - l"'' t1~ ~ -. ~
Park anl OCEAN Grav'D 800 30 H'S - ri Bano
r,r A,aa1t:. HlshMr,s s.'o. SO - ~ IS
FOR LtKEN ODD.
4!o Sd lo:lo 4 =. ~. .. 20 - ? VI Sr7f'"'
~ LeEehur~, 4.7o 80. Ioi5 y y 80 $40 40
r. Farmiaslol.s Tan. Rvo- r.-,'e1 rex ,7d
il5 a:4o p ". spr'a}s. lo1- y :,
r. Atlantic CIR V.reiarl ga ~ ir'''7 =" \ "
For No7non,r rer~s ee,h~'r'. al '''-r'.n'. -
Navesrk $40 s:ao l,.ao ". 80 4.io p NJ sun
4 p q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
REcnRnED MORTGAGES.

p-ovru5 Julius - The Hebrew i~nevolen' ana
Orphan Asylum society 80 ia East lV'h-S''
Kturn rellx - + Frances p-ase and anoths-,
trustees. Park-ave. +'.o II ~ s-1-s'
tcar- -. - ~. d, ,ror
g. 3f5 . o ~ boulevard. 3 years. &c..
Same t. Sarah Z Van Wyck. individually and rs
executrlx. l6cd-st 3sJ II Of BouieVafa.
ears
Same 10 Eliza Van Nance n l62d- -. 40i II
of Boulevard. Years ...---..
Same to Mar voorhees, ic2d-st 422 II n
boulevard Years ..........;;. -,
Same 10 Efe Knox. lG2i-st. +4r. 49, ana
40 II . = boulevard 3 wears. 3 mortgages.
Dreyer. Henry l.. 20 the Seamen.s Bank tor say
inRs n iaJth-st. 2>5 Z . Of 6tN-ave. wear.
Raufh. Tarch. o. Gr0sVen0r Hubbard, trustee,
p S7th-s;. 1913 q = ~ ave years
Sch01noye- Warren. - the B0wery savings Bank.
40 rs East 5Hth-st. > years ...........-..-
Timps0n sarah VI. - Frederick " Pitcher. I'D
Frarkin-ave. 1872 u Q of 1G~'h-st.
year
Crock Sarah ana Abraham :. 20 The Seerrens
Bank FOR Savings. No 1876 Delaney -. years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ilth- ave. cofler l72l-sL 2jHlN; william
Grant. f.. and Ellsworth Grant executors "'c' e,
Annie Grant ...--........... 49, g.
Wadswortn-av.. - corner lI4th ST. JoAl" " ~
tam Grant. jr and Ellsworth Grant. rNe'u'"i~'
etc. 70 Annie Z Grant.
Jane-st : SIS 4 e. q Washingion-ave .N
20 Sx24x7O2. William Grant. j. and bis
worth Grant executors. etc. 20 Camilla Prht' -
Klngsbrige Road = 7s.7 II II l65th- 81 20 TX
s4.lx25N--: Annie G. Grant 20 William Grant -
4jth-st u : 900 + q llth-ave. l2'Nl'r.', ~
yester l. II Ward. referee. TO Bernard VI Sh""- N
lis;h-st $ TO- u Of Lenox-ave. 2oNl1ll
Isaac pa and another. executor = VIII -
lam Il Dean
10Th st. corner Amsterdam-ave. 20 LIKED;
Moss Pyne It al executors ana "u''' 1861
Columbus-ave : W corner .lth-si. lOosxlor Jane
Hamilton ct a. ,, executors ana 100:
Madlson-si W 3Oa p : 20 GV1O 7x26 isSg hadi-
s0n-si y 2G9 u 8. 2G.Gx'2 2x2d dx''o.'; L'"is
1Nse Herman Levy =. 49,. ~. no. 80"
Eirdsecst ~ l'S S.,,s,,a 5''H TX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
LEKlGK WILEY SYSTEM.

stations Of West 20 St Penn X R) SCf'aH-' -
Desbrosses -.
Indicates time from West 23d -. Othe 1gures $40"
time from Cortandt Desbrosses 50. ,,
.6.43. . 100 a. ". daily tor Easton and intermediate
t,afi,r ...-zz.,,- s.p,x
1880. S15 4. aaly 'or WIIXESRARR S,sKAC,
NIAGARA FALLS and 4, West and principal !o'al
poir.s. dining car and nario- car - Rl~1o
III 80, !" 100 daily. except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
q aiiroaos.
new YORK Central
All through train. stop Albany Utica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo
- Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:

NEW IU0N VEj OH6
Rochester and Buffalo
Z, -, Trains leave Grand central Station as follows:
"" M nPs g1 srse'. S@1eay M r@nS9'
Ssss. I FIT. e g. %iSt rsf Ss aDf''s
SD \. Mast MAI. Daly-For Buffalo Niagara
,o Fails and Cleve.ari -,
1880 A. M-DAY EXPRESS excer, sunday rm
100 7. Il -S0i'THwfssTFsN LIMITED and chi
.cAGO SPY IAL Daily--For Co'urDIs' c'hc'h-
:, , al in,ianago $, Low, sna Chicsgso ,,c...
300 M.rAKE SHORE LIMITED nav.1,: so,,
~; A. 81 due Chicago 400 T. u Sleeping ana
GOO M-wESrERv EXPRESS D,ny-ror Niagara
o.In -NoRTHERN EXPIRES pail' TOY
FRO T'nre'' sna cxcep, sa,aass. 2, tSy NON
80" TREAA EPvn9TsscE MGrNTAiNs AM '''''
$40 MnfirFe,fo "In'vn so~ruwrsT--T
SPECIAL psiiy--For Buffalo. Narn,s .al''
900 M.sP%r p"'H i9saa-R'' WI, 1"' ryse.s
LvoI ing car only f2r point. ~ Crook h'.' VIA
o. rs snd ,2r R"eh..,er End Purao pr o~..-.
burg. Magma Falls. Cleveland. g ago ard "a
1oo s S,sS Or Gsee yresn' ard the Nu0'
,erery night e1cep, sunday nights sunday
nights ctcaTa ,,,,g:r, i:sy: 9, c,i'
oI5 A. ~ ard 3;;s n Hpsry eTce-, SUNDAY. to
wa PI,,sn'Id sunday only a, o,2o !. ~
rains u nsSs ,.S On a. ,s,o7 t'sS, T''
Ticket End Wager 0nTocs 81 Grand cen'-al e.'on
oas Ge l il5 b,osivcy q F,s ~ ST. - s','on
ard l7sh 81. Station Hew M a3s AID 5ec rul'on ~
snr los b-oad..v. = - Rrooklyn. 90.
fence ~ 'voe.c~,, r~--o-a ro~,a-v
GEORGE ". DiHrrrc Go-A-7' na-serF"r Ar'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

losih-st r :. 400 # " ~ Columbus ave. for two
five story brick fla houses. 25x~I.i Eiward
Muller Of No 2Si9 lst ave. owner. John
Hauser Of y l. a. slave architect .......... 800
l0O'h 81 ? ~ q e. Z Amsterdam ave- for FIVE
i've story brick faihouses. with stores. 2lXs6 10,
Charles Kervan. Of No 100 West 1881 81 owner
Henry Ande-."r Of ~ lis" Broadway. archi-
t~ct 10
iOsih-s' 2 100 = q Central Park West. hr
two siy-sf rl brick nathouses. 5ON.r 10. Thomas
Mclaughlin owner. Henry Anderson. ARCH -
e4ih-si o corner Maids ave. Tor wv SIX story
brick hathOuses joxs4 ~ and 90 sHo James II
Ravens. z NJ ~ West Ent-ave, owu-f Ne
Vile d Rage. = NJ 2l1 Wet l2ith IT. arch!-
Jackson-st ~ - - =. Tor siX story hricH fiat
house. with stores. also. Jackson-st. Nos ~ and
81. a story brick ntthouse, with stores.
ipxf5 Solomon Lsvln. Z Wen3over and 81 ar-s
owner, Samuel Sass % no q PARK Row. arch.-
81 ave. =. l25 Il II l2lsts -, for Four fol--
story brick Hathouses 2ixioiG Emil Goilncr. =
y > Teasial@ Place. owner Rudolph Werner Z
No Tcasdaio Place architect. IS.
Waehlngi0r-av. corner q Wendover-ave fr
Two f1ur story and Four siN story hr.ck fat
houses - ~ irregular. Emil G1!-ner. owner;
Rudolph Werner architect .................... ll3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF West T~enty-third stree; and
Desbrosses and Cortlandi Streets -.-,,.,a,
Streets minutes later than that given eeo" '''
80 4. VI. FAST MAIi~-Pulman Buffet Paror car
New York to Pttsburg, Sleeping Car Pt's'u's ="
e. W. Ne SA 'SH'g. e rsSq1s and Cleveland
$50 1. ". PEHNsYLvANA LIMITED; d,..TT,o
lion carr. For ,Resso cieeand Toledo Cincinnati
10 iaaPs chl Ss A ;? LsT' LOUIS
80 = S'i " %r STA EXFREssFoi Chicago For
40 p VI 's,fT11HqWHsrrRv rxPREss-For r''-
40 II. ". PXcFIc tXPREsS-For r s,,ss5S ana
s.22 r. VI. NAIL hND ExrREss Pullman p BIZ.
SnrJ pns s ca New YORK to Aena moss
WASHINGTON AND THE souTHc
M i?so is 70 az consr..iona I'm all raror ara
R'P nm 70 a9 q. oe % san %as go cs
m q 70 congressional Lin" all Parior and pm
irs Cars. 80 Dining carr. $50 Dining CaT'' 80" p
sori'TiHERN RRAaIrwAY-Expr.ss 40 p i2o' nsh'
Atlantic COAST LrNE.-Expres 20 a. m and $50
cITEs =, ONO NOR roI z cay N
ATSTc - m TsraSss vestSie Train
Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach. and com0'ne1
L3s na1c As9gy PARK @ IVES. .q'1s.
Street station $50 ~ 20 20 and ., 40 p ana
Sarg $40 s4.'. M so m 80 F? $40 and
aa'las'' FFoR FsMiiiLADEarHIA.; limited, , 20
GO. 30. 80. s.2O 30 20 $50 Feina ~
Dining Can 1850 dining carr II 80 m - ~ "a
$50. 40 42o 90 CDlning carr : 20 ,.h,.s su,aavs
Dining Car. 40 $50 p u % nish IT,,
ol0 $50 $50 . 90 o. 80 Gimiteil 80 lo@ Ipi rn
carr a m. 80 Dining Carr. $50 40 ,b1rns az
80 Dining Can 3 80 Dining Can, 40 so p H.
Tici,e: cfces Nos 4Gi oit 1870 I;323. II end 20,
Rroadway. Asto: House: West Twenty -thr r.
station and stations fo0 - Ieshroeses ana nt',t-.
streets couf street, $50 Fulton street ~ bT c,T
and pennsvlvania Annex Station. nrookNn
Jersey city Tho TX Transfer Company VII Gu
FOR and check tagyaG from hotels and r"s''e''sS
fhr Ugh 20 16rfnffi
Tel. rhone '2757 Eighteenth Street for rernsylvana
r. rJfrciTrvSov J. r WOOD
- -. 1.ornrni Mn-nrn- Gena-al pass'r Age7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
>n> r - ,HCNE X X

Trains leave Franklin ~. station y 4 az '
al h. n, Ist fJ4n Il ". s-G 81 Al,
I-,in 4, n CONIINE.,IA LlAti I'D. Dam, 'V' =
-. s,Iaeuss Eocnester. Bulfaie. Niasaia A.s.
tT-vrana Detroit. Chiraso ana 81 LOUIS. Na's'
,rptr,so and ST Louis afte: aoon ,i.tins SAf'
,,4a r. y so m. foot W. s2d ST. >n'sss'
All 81 Louis Limited. Daily rJr Utica, HJia'1se'
rochester buffalo Niagara Falls. TORONTO. peEo1t
Cleveland Chicago aai -. Louis - H.,
-.3o + ~ Daily Tor Uica, syracuse hoSher'rf Dur
faio Niagara Fails and Toronto. a.,
s.1S Daily. for Albany. Utica. s>rtcus-. H1e'-s-
Ter Iuralo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dsiiof Cle'e-
land C..Naso ard -. Louis.
Tine tables AZ principal hotels and orice- baggage
checked from Hotel pesitence by Westcofi ENrf IS
G. r LAMBERT General Passenger Agent y. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
OFFiCE OF THE
Northern Pacific Railway Company

MILLS BUILDING
New York Oct = 1893
meeting q the Doa;d q Directors held this day
there declared from the net earnings dvide-i Of
ONE PER CENT. the Preferred Stock O; this Com
parry FER the quarter ending December ls l~s same 10
iSyS the holders Il o.; the
Preferred stock the closing q the transfer books
Nov inter 10Th. lS's
purpose Of such dividend. the transfer books
of this company viii 2" closed at 3 T. NJ November
1895 and will lie reopened at 10 \. " November
% 1895
NORTHERN Pacific RAILWAY COMPANY.
Hy GEORGE H. EARL" Secretary.
q WALL. STREET.
New York Oct Z 1898
The above dividend per ctr,t viii be payable
December at .S's holders Z RE- - The close ~
business November ION i-lS. he books OF the
Voting Trustees OF Preferred stock % the
Northern Pacific Railway Company. The transfer books
- he NouL Trustees or C-h aies flr Preferred STOCK
VIII close New Yo.s ard Berlin at =. NJ or Noyem-
l"- loth. ISIS. ana W.. he Opened at 10 a NJ. on
November
i. y. MORGAN q CO.. New York
DEITSCHE BANS. berlin.
Agents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-01
GOVERNORS ISLAND, \. y. H., Nov =.

lsgs-S.arl prop sails. IN trplicate FOR furnishing
F'u., Forage and required Dept Z East.
DURING nsea year ending June 81. N.o VIII De received
..r. .rI D., Dusrt~rmasfer- Boston. Mas F1r con
.rtlfl.u y H. Fo'fs Niagara and Porter y Y. Mafi-
son tfrarks platshure Barracks y. !. Fort Ethan
Alien Vt Fort PEBBLE. Ne. Fort Adana. r. /, Fort
Mott j. Battery Point Del. Fort Monroe. Va, and
Fnrt M.I-ury. Nd. until !. o'clock NJ eastern time.
Iecen.c~ - isgS and then opea'd /. ; reserves usht
o. reject accept any all proposals y any par thereof
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ing proposals viii D.. enioffed Proposals ior az
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BALTIMORE r. OHIO 2. r.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 81 i,s>
Lave Nev-York whitehall Terminal south Ferry ana
.oot Liberty Street
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CHICAGO (.43O m. from lAHeiy street or'f) I'D
p -: - night -,
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
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80 - V. 40 3,t Futon-s Brooxiyn White
bs terminal Baggage checked from hotel or '"''aenes
u destination.
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financial

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MISSOURI. KANSAS & TEXAs RY. CO..


I WT Huns 1''''
Ron. %. 49, MINNEAPOLIS a. 81 I>rlte Rails'ai Com
paw will 10 ,q1 on after nat iate upon p:es~r's
iof q, -se ofce q Genital Trust Company. ~ Wall
T. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
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THE RIO GRANDE JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY.

COUPON 10. j. dnc December lst. Of this
conianys First Morgas- Ponds. WI ,~ Iol ~
AID .ic.s TIE FlraQ igl fR"r'-
NATHAN COPPEi.L * 90. - Exchange Place
New Ylr. N9.ornhar 25ft iN'e
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RAILwA, EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF MINNIE.

COUPON No % due December 1st Of ihis
y Companys Firs' Mortgage Boads. VIII h paid On
that date the ofcss q the Financls Agents
MAITLAND. COPPELL q co. ~ Exchange Place
New York November 25,h. 1893
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For Porto [RfG0a
The steamer, o, the Red ~ Line. .alns tot
Venezuela the following dates. will call at Porto fieo
land malls and passengers \.
s PHII.ADEIiHlA.... SATURDAY. Dec - =,
s. CARA A.. saturday L. H. T. ~
BOULTON BLISS & DAI,LETT
General Managers i35 Front 81
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N. w. HARRIS & COMPANY

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE Due AND PAY.
BILE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-10-21
NEWS NOTES or YESTERDAY.


a CoIlection Of the Small Events Of Each
Passing Day.
The Silver Leaf Club will give q
dance Thanksgiving evening.
The Smith girls, arrested for theft,
are not Miss Maggie Smith and sister,
. of East Mccullough street.
The work of paving the west side
of Penn street, between Zane and Vir-
GINA streets, on the Island. was COM
menced yesterday.
Rapid progress is being made on
the new front of the Third Presbyterian
Church. The bricklayers are working
on the second story.
"A Polish wedding took place Wed
nesday, at the Church of Immaculate
Conception. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Mullen.
The Mr.. Weimer, bitten by dog
on the South Side, was not the Fulton
butcher but the we'll known contractor
living on the National road.
Henry Joyes, conductor on the
street railway, is nursing an injured
hand, two fingers being broken while
handling a brake few days ago.
The G. A. R. bean bake at Odd
Fellows hall, Saturday night, promises
to be a big success. 1t will be given
under the auspices of Holiday Post.
The funeral of Adolph F. Fritz took
place yesterday afternoon, from the
residence of the brother Of the deceased,
No. 1897 Jacob street, and was largely
attended. The remains were Inferred
at Mt Zion cemetery.
The Council Committee on Ac-
counts met last night and audited the
books Of the city clerk and city re-
ceiver. The committee recommended
the payment of bills by Council, aggre-
eating the sum of $50.
The Wheeling Turnverein gave
very enjoyable dance last evening at
their hall ON North Market street.
Prof. Lorg furnished the music for the
occasion About twenty-five couples
were present At the usual hour light
refreshments were served.
The final rehearsal of the play en-
titled THE Return of the Cavaliers,
to be produced by pupils OF Union
school. at the Carroll Club auditorium
Saturday evening, for the benefit OF the
American Boy" battleship fund, will
take place at the auditorium this after
noon.
-Hobson, Dewey and Schley are
heroes, but there are others. as was
shown yesterday afternoon about four
o'clock. when Lieutenant Dan Ingram
and officer Allen were instrumental in
controlling a horse attached to one OF
the Pearl laundry delivery wagons, and
which had become frightened from
passing B. & o. train, while standing on
Market street. near Sixteenth. The
animal, despite the well applied efforts
Of the driver. ran onto the pavement,
drawing the wagon after him. The
two men simultaneously seized the
check lines and turned the animal to
one side, bringing him to halt just in
time to prevent him from dashing into
the large plate glass windows of Dona-
hoes jewelry store.