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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
MANILA ATTACKED BY SEA.

= London. June ia special dis
y patch from Madrid says that nc
= cording to dispatch just received
y there from Hong Kong. four
warshins carrying the flag of the
= Philippine insurgents have appear-
= ed in Manila bay, and attacked the
= city from the sea, in combination
= WITH the insurgent forces on land.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
UNDER A FLAG OF TRUCE.
Commodore Watson Telegraphs Con-
cerning Lieut.. Hobson.

Washington, June 1.-THE following
telegram has been received from Com
mOdore Watson:
"On the 14th / sent Captain Ludlow
on the Maple, under flag of truce, with
full power to negotiate the exchange of
Hobson and the seven petty Officers.
Chief-of-staff answered by letter that
after reference to Madrid, the Captain
General will communicate by flag Of
truce. Captain Ludlow, will, if possible.
have the exchange made as desired and
soon.
(Signed) "WATSON.''
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18


iards.
London, June 17s-The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Daily Mail, says:
"The archbishop of Manila, announces
that he has had communication from
God, who has promised him that the
Yankee pig" will be driven out Of
the Island, and that. Spain will be
triumphant in the end
'"There is an idea in Manila that the
Germans have something up their sleeve.
On this point my correspondent writes
as follows:
"The Germans are disposed to be
meddlesome here. Germans and Span
iards are very chummy, entertaining one
another at dinner parties and walking
arm-in-arm everywhere. There is no
question about how the British feel.
They are watching the Germans close
W."
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
CAMARA's FLEET SAILS.
1t Appears to BE Bound for African
Shores.

Washington, June 1.-THE State De-
partment has received the following dis
patch from it's agent at Gibraltar:
Carlos ", Pelayo RapiolO. Patricia,
Auda2. Osado Prosperina. Giralda Pre-
laio. Colon. with the Minister on board
Alfonzo DOce, Canadonga, Antonio Lo-
pei, Isla Panos, Buenos Ayres and San
Francisco left Cadiz yesterday. First
eleven passed the Rock bound for Car
tagena for orders; last three had troops
on board"
This is Admiral Camara's Cadiz
squadron and appears to be in the Medi-
terranean bound for African shores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
MAY BE HEADING FOR BOSTON

Madrid, June 17.-6 p. m-There are
a number of rumors in circulation us 10
the destination of Admiral Camara s
heet. One has it that the Spanish war
ships are now heading for Boston, Mass,
with the intention of bombarding the
New England towns. and another report
sets forth that the Spanish reserve fleet
IS going to the Philippine Islands.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
FIERCK FIGHTING
IN PHILIPPINES
Insurgents in the Suburbs of Manila-Span-
ish Troops Fooled, Starving and Despair
ing-Worn Out With Fighting.
REBELS CAPTURE THE
FAMILY OF AUGUST

Gen. Pena With Thousand Spanish Soldiers has Surren
dered--The Captain General Would Gladly do the
Same if Left to Himsef-Dewey Teegraphs
Concerning Situation Foreign Men-of-
War In Bay-Star of Spain Setting
Over the Philippine Islands.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
GERMANS UP TO SOME GAME.

The British Are Watching Them Close
ly While They Chum With Span
iards.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-06-18
PASSED GIBRALTAR.
The Cadiz Fleet Was Seen There Going
Eastwood.

Gibraltar. June 1.-THE Cadiz feet.
which was sighted off Ceuta last even
ing, passed here to-day going eastward.
1t consisted of two battleships. four
auxiliary cruisers and four torpedo boat
destroyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
"a. no change IN the crop prospect. but that

was no change IN the crop prospect. but that
the Indications were for a smaller crop than was
suggested by the Government report. New
York reported forty five loads for export
oats lost ole fourth cent and closed at the
bottom There has been more or less September
uou,dation by longs. and some September de-
rver.es The sea board demand has been poor
Gov two DAYS The weather West was fine, the
receipts here large. The inspection 300
cars with 49, estimated for Friday. Samples
were one-fourth cent lower. September opened
at PIX cents and closed at 2112 cents. May
onened al 227l cents and closed at 22l2 cents.
Charters were 100000 bushels.
Provisions were surprisingly firm considering
The large receipts Of hogs and the break in the
grain markets The close all around was
about the same as Wednesdays 10 q tritle over.
The DAYS range was narrow. There were 10000
hogs with - 900 estimated for Friday; prices
were FIVE cents lower. The packing for the
week West was 10000 hogs. against 10000
,ost wear. At the seven Western points to-day
there were 10000 hogs against $4,000 last
year Early there dip in prices be-
cause Of weakness left over from Wednesday,
Packers we're liberal buyers of October. how
ever. particularly Swift. There continued fair
cash business.
On the curb puts on December wheat closed
a. 621s cents: calls. G31, cents. Puts on Decem-
her corn were 29ss 20 29l2 cents; calls. 29$s
cents: puts on May corn were BIS cents calls
815k cents.
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REAL ESTATE.
HIGH CLASS DWELLINGS DISPOSED OF
RICHARD MANSFIELD SELLS ONE.


There were no sales Of realty at auction yester-
DAY the only parcel scheduled at the Broadway
saIesroom being withdrawn. At private contract
however several valuable dwellings in the pest
sections OF the city were disposed Of.
Richard Mansfield. the actor. sold through Jesse
C. Bennett & Co. the four-story brownstone-front
dwelling house No 10i West EiGhtieth-st' size
1Sx5sxl02la for $1,000
Jesse G. Bennett e. Co. also sold for Alonzo B.
Kieht No 3ls Riverside Drive a hve-story lime
stone-front dwelling house 22xs7xl00, for about
$4,000
Bradley e. Currer sold 10 David Shaw the two
story. American basement dweing-house. 16xl"'
No 26O West Eighty -nnth-st.. for $50
The Frank L. Fisher Company sold the fve-story
apartment house No. 29S Central Park West to
Mrs Jasper for $4,000
The same company sold for Ellen King the FOUR
story and basement dwelling house No. lis West
rirhtv-second-s. size lsx5sxloo 10 Mrs. Yue. and
n similar dwelling house No 10 West Eighty-sec-
ond-st. rented 10 an investor. both on private
terms.
J T. Briggs bought from George T. Butter the
northeast corner OF One-hundred -and-siNteeht"-s'
and Manhattan-ave.. building on lot -oN"' ioi
about $4,000
Borrstede & Klenke sold for George stolz the four
storv natbouse No SO East One-hundred- and-hfiy-
df;h.st Gx75xi0I for about $8,GD, ana Tor D. a.
Prege tho three-story dwelling house on the norm
side OF Assist IT'S feet east Of Morrs-aVe TOT soV
Hc-zog e. cohen sold for Mr.. Hammer to zen
iann Korminsky the nve-story brick douh'e n't-
bouso a5x7sxIco No 66l East One-hundred-and-
thirtv-sixth-st.. taking In part payment plot ok
1o,lt. on the northwest corner OF Onehundred-'nd-
sixty-0ffh and Fox SITS ,r. -.
q y Moody & CO. Of Brooklyn. sold for n, ~; "a.
Green tho fhroc-st0ry brick dwelling mouse ~. ~
Irrionst 1SoyiSxe5 for $500 and for F. f.. Fhrre
the frame house plot exiOo on inc eas' SUI ~
Twelfth-ave.. 60 feet south Of fhty-sN'h-S'' 'o'
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Rctrirrr'e Nollrrs.

~-~''~
~-r,y- vOptt sl-pREMl1 Court New York County -
y In the matter Of tt, apT' aiinn in IN" voluntary
Ilseo,,i,u Of IL, Holmes E-nul", '0n'pnj -.
no All. WHOM IT NAY 'pN'FitN. notice Is h~reny
given mat have been appointed rs ne supreme "ur,
~ ~ this ac'l'n receiver ~ tls
t,,. Jt,,Ie, doluuany AMI ~ an u" pr perry ma
s0s@ts - sad corporation, ana ihat nave Huy qu"i
g. a. ouch receiver. aHf ! 90 require
All persons indebted 10 said "-pa1on u. , ie,'u,,
go, in mo Citv 4 Sew York and COUNTY OF sew
q, ia STATE OF Sew York. by the ION daY OF mar, D.
isaa NJ All ~ money OWING hy theih fehpeo'Ne'S
10 pay ersns having in their possession property
cs ~ such corporation 10 deliver the same TO me
=, he said 10Th day ~ March. lS'" ,,- .,-.,-
y, IN me creditors - said corporation N deliver thclr
,rac,e accounts and demands 10 me by IN" said ION
" All persons holding any open or suns'ing contra,
sota c6rrorafon present the same IN WIhg ANA
a. 6eau 10 the place aforesaid on or before me
sald i''" '"' - JOHN ~ 9 IRELAND. Receiver
DOVE MURRAY & HARTRIbGE Attorneys for Re
,oter once and Postcfce address. - Nhfsau street,
Itrr',,gb 81 Manhattan city OF New YORK.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received Uptown ONCE. No l2'2 HrnaiWhy
49, p. rfh ~ ais until ~ clock advertise
r,r,s -.-civei A. following branch o"es a. regular
cor ga - 10 6'h- cor i2'h- ~ MACY "h ave
AZ Columbus near West t"tl ~ l""
va, .9t ~ near s,h ave ~ Fast irh- - 25T Neet
i2t con 5th sh 1872 Fast 4Iih 81: l%tS
- ,,c between 7Git and I'm losb 10 ave. near
Cts, e, 7os is ave spfh S. $40 ID ave. neaf
aia, SSl ave 2o Hl~ecker 81 325 lNeecker st;
pos n sv. 90 Eas, 7Nth 1871 81 ? $50 %
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Countrn Real gstatc for Sale.

prATrTIFT'I. new strictly Colonial house for sale
\ containing eleven and bath, win lot IN Feet
80 t,onnpe ~ 2T5 feet. II desired BY 100 feet deep.
an es, onvenicnces including furnace. modern sanitary
"ai,,.1,Jng light sewer ana running water
11 d, cne ~ the finest and healthiest OF suburban
only mi from New York FOR particularly
.,,I,.ss n l. P0sioiiicc BOX l+3. New ! ork
-.oecop cr.enwlco -Attractive little place rooms;
I s,ahIe. FRUIT shade: near depot $1,000. ATWATER.
Liberty
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Firnntinl elections.


THE PLAZA BANK. New York. September
2o,b 1895 The Annua' Election for Director, -
tho plaza PAM. VIII bee held ~ the I"nknk u nss ans
"a, .er Street. on Tlcetay October I'm. lT's
Iois open ''''" 80 " C. " PARsON. Cashier.
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Church to John A Buckingham. 2oth-st.
315 II OF 1th-ave. 5 years ..................
Same IN First Free VIII Baptist Church. sarne
property, years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Proposals.
FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SbffLihH.-
Pha Depot @ NJ Dept 1873 A1Gh sFes n t t "a
60. posals IN trirncnte, VIII De
I', t,r,u II O'Clock A. Nj. Friday October TN
S.. f furnishing this depot win 10000 YARDS OF blouse
n' 80 an, r,ir. Arctic 400 pairs Muskrat
= Oon Helmets. unrimmed 600 Helmet C'Tns
- t'a,is - $40 Helmet Eagles; 500 Helmet ffa T
ana ooo ii.,not Plume Sockets. ljoD pairs Helmet
st~ons ana Rings: g.. 900 Helmet Numbers 3"p pau.
-, So pu;,ors, 100 Helmet spikes ""p h'ihe'
~ t,,eas 10 pairs N1oll"n Murns. ""p p,iip aI
rack snoes corn Hrooms ~" scruDphE %
a. 90 ca,i Hotc-s for Bunks; $50 Garrison rags ~
~, rogs 700 storm and Recruiting RAYS All 70 con
-, eve,,ng standards and specifications. whch can
80 zoo, n, SchuyilAu Arsenal this CITY TlhnerS mus
s,otn with what rapidly they VIII MAKE 'lVeirS
,osc.,.s right 10 accept any or al
is or any part thereof Preference given 10 hruces OF
,s.c nrGIuction manufacture. cnndiilons or quahy
d -ice Including the price of foreign productions or
manufactures the duty thereon beine ela' ains io
,eois a,d sn.cifcat viii be furnished upon hppca-
ION t,nveop4s containing proposals To De ehlorsed
,osols Tor Military supplies 10 te opened octotfr loS-
INA addressed 10 Col JOHN V. FuREf Deputy Quarter
master General. L. :. Army.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREAS RER on
THE CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
PORTSMOUTH. VA sept l'th $3.50
Tho regular Annual meeting - the Sfockh'brrs on Wy
Carolina Central Railroed Company VIII J." hela IN M
rron stree, once = Company IN the city OF WI
,r.o, sat, ~ North caroline on Thursday the 9Th
N"' - JOHN II. SHARP.
Secretary an 1reas'r.
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DyERTIsEMENTs and suhscrrtion' for Ths tribune
\ received al trelr Uptown Once. No. Lax Broadway'
q doo- north u 3st-s until o'clock m; hdverse
.n, receiyed at the following branch onces al regular
nsce rates until O'Clock y. M VIZ. - Nh-aVe s. e.
cor oa6 81 1852 ave. 18th 81 MAcyh ON
- Iafh Columbus ave. near West oOtn ~ 40
Wes 4od ST. near 6th-ave. ~ East ith-.t 20 ss,
,oS - between eth and Sth l59 East am ST. lS
o. ,, bstween 10Th and 77th sts, lu26 3d-ave near
Gst St eos LIT ave near SIN o." eo "a "ea'
-, X, "a ave: Bleeckcr St; 80 BeecaeT ST
Dos ad ave- 30 East 79:h 1891 3daye; 2OG2 Sd-aVs
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unfurnisheo Apartments mar'so.

ooo-o>o~oO>1NONrNNyNN ">O0''|N>N>oNN
WANTED Furnished apartments for tho ~Ih's'
W moths. family adults eleven rooms must no moo
or and well furnished hes' ~ references e p J.. bo'
$50 = Y +. n
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


y...,, o,,,v,, 4. % Ros,te1e T. Murphy
BIZ ave- ~ * q Briggs e''a'" 8, GO
rorner ~ svc ani i9s'h .. year 200"
ia o of Kinss'eiase Rcd yea Ay.,,.
Grul.r Isnace. q, i1wr j. fis'''' 100
Same - Maurice p Eyer executor. etc sam" ,sooo
nror-T'y ,so inc ana cbri.,na to Rsn'am'r
s,1.,cr io2i aaas # Of Columbus oco
RsM W,i,rr 70 M,r,n Me,zrcr corner 'h - ooo
rs aye P HenI Ii' and Acd t., MARY miller 80
20 |r'' N l4 st. H. hnns Gro,.man
ccu,ors etc " A,cnu" 4 2os q ~ ON ,sno
Campbell M Io,cge ,eag M.aGs S See,. 1000
le'h q, 800 = Of M y, R,eo,a aye Ka&e
sl Mo ~ !: :o.nr l Wer,hemSf - 90 Ea.
nSr war Roe. To- george IS chri.'nan 3 60. ~
isaI IT, 10 . Of i'm ave. Z mon @''
II. ntr!ckson. Julia g. IN Nina Ihfnrke ,.o
ysdFGai s," ' isr 4 M is,," a 81, .n yy
. i7oih-s zoos # Or FRANKLIN ave. 200
Morscnbau Macmillan. to Charles 4 PEABODY 5000
Robinson sG F 10 i' ~ p 70 renrv Maccaccn
IS Andrews Place. ISIS q - 80 ST. p year W."
T i.5 :. %,"% V Of % h t%.Hc '' se@ni 200
9sS G c r. IF IF IT. Az, 1, demand
Ferris. Warren and Sarah 70 Isiac H n, M,st
AsT sG2 n to 81 I1g5a s'1as 1' oooo
seyd Friedrich and Henrie,,e. 10 otto 9 "aei"r ooo
sn mnF W William II =, al to Emeran Industrial
savings BANK No IA East 18th ST. year .--. +'""
~ map q rnderciih Tcrrace. Morris Heights. o
-, 80 IA. az ann. man wears ........ 1000
BonneI MarF"r'' - ''''' '.''" '.."'..... e6oo
s, oH' de Sr to Bernheiner schmd No 1915 oo
pe M1. - Fr s'. To- Louisa cauld
vell-a,e i76 n 81 C"ifon e.. - years o."
thur and Bayard s." years "''o
~ Of
1owenfeIf Pincna and william IriFer. 10 nobert
II coleman. trustee etc. > Ptt 81. Is'4 VI ~, ooo
o. Delaney ct year . - cow"
Ross. William to al, Alfrrd 'aIe yesr ''"' 800
smith Fitzhnrh and Martha = L, to william +
Gar,,ncr Greenwich and Bank sta. on
wesiSeimer Jacob to waiSel No oae Eos' ~ mn
TurneT NAT 911,h nn " years .".."..... iisoo
ran"hantn CarI1ebee T. TO II Raah~ & sors. o
1sy,pssi1n Julius / to Harris Mirdelhaum and
another n Henry st. 1sis It Of Mont - ooo
Nssn 1%esy Morris to German American Real
Fsfaf. Title Guarantee Company. n corner -.
Eiton-ave and i5sth S. demand ~ ,1.; i-N"
Presbyterian church. Ilst- g. i" ~ OK :, no
West End ave. years .-, r. 'i'"
Same TO Mii'an' r. " '"'". ''......... 5000
Nuclei George W and George W IT, 70 Philip
q William F.bng Brewing Company, No 22gi
to 2 e0s 3d-ave. also Bergen ave. 1913 1t ,nn
Brook ave. demand ...,....t,..,,.',.': e""
peyper, Agnes l" o, 70, aye yeaTs 1000
Gursoz sophia 20 Augustus Muller part 20
Of 10, IS map OF Adamsylle ~, 49, years """
Lyons Julius J. to Patrick McEntyfe'
Washngtor-ave. 1907 Il OF Fletcher or ls-d- 80
s. IT, ~ ,.ms same property demand . $500
Westheimer Jacob 70 Charles Thomson. s 5th- -
o. iss II II Of Avenue G. year -; l.Voo
The FRS, African Methodist Epsc0Sl Bethel
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rutgers st, No 90 25xs7. Bridget Ramon to 60 900
A1 5GlS syS s. 5o7 Il n d isoin 2ssAG.sH
% N03G wlnslow + Ruzhy 70 the Ne" i''N 400
T,nldinr Loan Banking COMPANY. =. -. f'''
9Th, ~ Xxx 20 So IL C,7Ssc yii6?. Mary y, oo
7oi MM NJ No a in N Wc ie woo william smith
en- s., 10 n Q of Union 2cSioo;
Agnes Tien 4, philip WOOD .............:ct
c -, io.,, 200 q t, q ini Ma1Ss Gao az pd
2d-ay~. BETWEEN "a and 81 s. ec ZEN. to.
Martha r Jones to catherine Jonc. q a, cr,:
Ssa st. :s :, ( M i,g-'ve '"A''ii '
Lot. 2oi ana 55 o.; the Arden property sI ~
s,h rt;i' s. IA 7, O, Avenue c. 2os729 Louis
Li ogs % q 20 :. Of ,h st, 2ixs.i: otto
A, War"Ti'nF to F[ 5sa Sr' Of IN q; 24iiioo
GUSTAV l. MorFsn'hau to IFnaoc CRUDE ; ~. .,
100 John Fleming 20 Jam. BAIT are: c.;at
Wllam-bridse 5o,e,s oSso i12cc4. Kate hean'
ssSioo otto o1scsa 10 Rabc;te vosler 30
'aa :; ioo T. q ii9 ,S,-, 9' T,sey '"''e $500
9Th ave " = MA . of i2iih e.. l6NNS' fhhp Z,
sA N "3' s, :. Of FREEMAN St i!e'i''
M1 1ascph w'cs TS,efee to Fance' bpman IN
1910 a, az, SS~'S't' ?o Z, o., jaime. St 25vloo
Thrces Mock. Edward Kochk"ll"r 70 Howard
cr,.,rn-aye " 5. - q 4 Lebanon 81. 2;S'a". .oo
~, d rs''S'e "a Az" r. = ist6 a. oSs Angela
" C'i''iur aimlri'tra'riS &C - Angela
r. Laat nG. s. c.ei :, n . %, ieo'h st. 70.
~ 4x5e er3s7 Patrick Foy 20 rasqu'l" 200
"a avn Na''% 10 It of ic7,h-,' 2'yoo charles CO,
Bsh0pt"Ie"- 10 Cnr'iin l.s' %, sTr,.,.-
81 io 80 40 map Of village = Morhsan's run:
i2s 4 = "a ave n . %A = ~ '''' /
40 Angus, u HgsE - Ai y, ,,' Mcs .t74a
,,,.u :. e ~ "a ~ FastJ i1tIco II. Jobs,
IL Yos Al as ana p5 map ~ t'nieroltr Ter
race Morris Heights Erhnn y t~'y to Emil" ,7,o
,,i., vSis' ave X, iIio % IN e,,7s ens'iiT
~ 10 Emma Huter' 60 FVnHn'hA ana 70 500
p, sHne' r., :; y r-i1~s, - 10 l.'Tl.
interior lot :col g > - Riy2si-n q en- r ~ :
Mar Rels mn sro'hcr 70 I1ncu' L""n'"' I,
ri S't SO 81 81, irregular i>''' stein 20
r, s@e No iie iesco Ho,al. cras"r - Annie
p1 hRs Sy. s. oeo and OIL a7e,io Jacob M o,,
dophy 70 Flse Rud,lphy o. o. VII
i's,h - = co. ia -. ,,,.t ~, isS Z
"A ave- 2osi", 10. T., -.r , ,.,,l, =, a,yi25
caglawsil ~ . = 49, ~ . f h. .r /
MI, l',", ,rn 100 :, y 1924 - s|'x
;Gr72I i1si3. patrick M-En'yr~ - Julius ooooo
~ q, 40 o,e Ea., >, o,,c2 sarah wair' "na "a .oo
another 20 Jacob W.a'E"ltn"r CO.. o.. $40
the Rive-siic nuil;ing c.mFarv To- M're're' sooo
~, :, 80 25 wc., 1882 wam u stokes ,oo
SANE piorer,y John T Roos~veit referee % - -,
Wlrnan pa. cs ~ o = %, ,ohs, co'i'":
Levi Samucls 20 Rachel Levy :. q, - -,
belmont virar" 25,ico. Edaard G'''h"imcr TO Z,
SAM Ma''f 1rop. ': rou. smai'ecE and another to
.r EaTa, ,Ie corner P,ya.a 2'rs7s.
Thonas nirae 20 Ercol~ 1>rcadi'o. ...........' /
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nROPOSALS will be received at the office Of

i the Commissioner II immigration. barge once;
~, va, infl . O'Clock =. Nj. october B. lses and
hon 6pcnca 70 certain repairs 10 ne steam ana
c. ,trc service abroad she steamer 'Narraganseu
i,,g a; Ellis Island New York Harbor Spechcations
~ cher Information he furnished upon Application
az, 10 C,r,nissoner THOMAS F1TCElE. Barge once
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Real estate tl)anieo

mon suburban Houses. two finest NJ 70 1ate
II b,u.es IN Faibush. go d1J ocean ave. near Alhe
marie Road sl3 0Oo ana Sl3"o each also rev up-to
- 80 corner Beverly Road and T.. 1871 ST. Flathush.
co .o g. OOo ana $500 examine those m" nou'es every
e,,er, oec'riciv. etc. all lots t"NlW neighhor
'i r.str,cfed ACKERSON. Builder. 2iij church ave.
FlafhI.h Telephone 93A Fla;bush
pvERTIsEMENTS and suhscriptions fo5 The Tribune
n ,.retv.l Al Once. NJ. Lax Bfoafway
,or,h Of 3ls until O'Clock advertise
-, recetvnd the following branch Offices az regular
O'Clock m. viz 2h+ Sth ave 2 g
r o. At. I52 9Th cor. 18Th st Macys 9TH ave
I'm Columbus I've, near west GOTH ST. 100
Tyns, 42d ct 9th % East IAN -: 2oI West
cd q, between Tth aud sth ayes 100 East fn ST ISIS
~ -. between 10Th and nth SIS LOGO 20 ave. near
Sis 81 70s LIST ave. near sah st ZOO ~ ave. near
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COS I'd ave 18Th ST.: l02l 81 ave G52 Sd-aVs
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A DYER rISEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ ,eived their Uptown Office. No. 1242 broadway
"a door u 3ls ST. until O'Clock advertise
received the following branch offices OF regular
ONCE rates until O'Clock D. m va: ~ = ave. p @
23d ST. 1872 6th-aye cor. 12th-"t Mays 9th ave
and 18th 1i2 Columbus ave. West 66th st lOb
West i2d 9th ave. 92 East 1i'h-st. 21i West
i2d st. between 9Th and sh 100 East ann ct l3S
81 ave- 10Th and 17th sts.. l.026 ID near
Glst st; Los let ave- soh ct; $50 3dave near
65i ~ 30 Bleecker 325 Bleecker ST
2NOS 81 2lO East 10Th 81 02l Sd ave e62 81 ave
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Cipi0rno Notices.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
The li2d Consecutive Sem.Annua Dividend.

u,
The Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. and ezra dividend o.
ONE PER CENT free ~ tax. PAYABLE on ana afte
October proXmo The transfer books will remain closed
until that date.
sAMI.EI. NnnLVERTON Cashier.
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NEW RT-HDINGS

Washington ST. No "a, for a one-story frame
and iron coaihin. 20 5x6s. Western Electric
Company owner l. " EidlItz. architect.
Rosedale ave. n corner Merrill-st. for a one
story frame stable and she'd 1929 Mary F
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AFTER ATIONG

hth ave. M 251. n fve story brick and stone
store and lofts. 25x90: Simon ri stern. No 40
East TNth-si, owner. ! y Campbell. architect.
1lfih St No 33l East. 10 four story brick .tene-
ment-house and store: Louisa Garofalo. owner
g Zobel architect Observation-Disclosures.
Macprnhs Dam Road i21 n Y ~ Hist 81.
To one and half story frame dwelling
house: GaGney, premises. owner; q Reiss-
1h6th-st n g. lpi n Of Courtlandt ave. 10 a
three story frame tenement house. Alexander
Weir. No CIT East 1J6th st. architect. .....-...
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TENNESSEE COAL. IRON & II. II,

OFFICE OF THE MADISON SQUARE GAR
DEN co.
THE INTEREST due May LIST. 1893 on the
First Mortgage honda Of this company will be paid
with interest thereon the Mercantile 1rus; Cong any
on lat. is9S The equivalent q ench coupon
W." - F' JAMES c. YOUNG Treasurer.
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Qountrn prcpertn 90 Get.

Qountrn propertn 90 fet.
yrpy CONVENIENT CORNER HOUSE. near depot.
n on BROADWAY At Fonkers win eIouh's iur'Sheo OF
,H1nTnrnIsh.d. in nice Q3ier cheap rent - 49,
"''" ROMANO BROWN & co, SO West 33d-st
CRAWFORD. y. j , .,... -. .,oo
- on,um Write 10 GEORGE q. ELY. Crawford. N. J.
Snbnrbdn Real Cstate.
N~>~vNNN~<>rNNNN>~cN~>|~r~>
A GENCY -Montclair real estate al kinds raie ara
n rent CLARENCE ID. TUDBS. Beekman- ST.. ~ Y.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subsrption for The Tribune
y received nj their UptCSn Orcs No l.-4- 3roadwas
. door north Of ais unt oc.ock M; advertise
n,. received re following branch offices Mt regular
nG"e rates until o'clock y. m Via: 20 sh-ase .
i52 Gth-AFe. cor 18th st Mays 9th ave.
80 ilth At io Columbus near West o6th ST 100
e., toi at near Gth-avc ne Bist IAN 25I West
ot a, between Tth and sth $50 East tIth-s LBS
AZ ave between 10Th and 'Ith SITS io26 "a ave. near
cis, 7ns is-ave.. snth st $50 - ave, near
a., "a Nave 2lO Bleeckerst: 325 vleecker st.
Va, "a ave- 24o East 70ths i02l dave od2 sd-sve
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
COUPONS DIVE OCrNKER L lS0S from

nond and Danville z. r. GO. Dchenture Mortgage n
per bonds. Atlantic. Tennessee and Ohio X X 60
Mortgage per bonds. Charlotte. Columbus
and Augusta T. T. Second Mortgage per cent. bonds
and Georgia Midland Railway Company FirFt Mortgage
per cont bonds. will be rsil by J. =. Morgan & Co..
Now York
u G ANSIEY. Treasurer
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Autnmn Respris.

CEPTEMBER RATES AT MAPLEwOoD HoTM.
- White Mts.. N II. AINsIIE WEBSTER. Mgrs