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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
THE HEAv,Esr 3. = o. TRAIN.

I, When the receivers Of the Baltimore
Z Ohio Railroad began the now famous
series Of improvements Of the physi-
cal condition Of the entire system,
their object was to increase both the
train load and the number of revenue
tons per mile and at the same time
reduce the cost of transportation.
Much has been done, and by the low
ering Of grades, elimination OF curves.
laying Of new steel rails and the pur-
chase Of heavy motive power they have
very materially added to the number OF
cars per train. But 1t was not until
the 17th OF March last that . demon
stration was made Of what might be
expected Of the new Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad. Enough new 50-ton capac-
tty steel cars had been delivered to
give the operating department chance
TO experiment. Fifty steel cars, each
Weighing $4,000 pounds. were loaded
with an average of $4,000 pounds OF
coal. To them was coupled = new
z2x2s inch consolidation locomotive
Weighing 168.7 200 pounds and having
81 inch driving wheels. The start was
made from Cumberland, Md, and the
destination was Brunswick. Nd. on
the second division. In his report Gen
eral Superintendent Fitzgerald says
the train was pulled with comparative
ease and that the class OF engines used
will be able to handle SO cars of 50
tons capacity each on that division
without trouble. Hitherto the train
load on that division has been 325 units
Of 81 tons each or about 1900 tons. q
20 per cent increase over that OF five
years ago. The SO car train was COM
puted as containing 497 units, or 6.45S,-
100 pounds gross. The net weight OF
coal in the train was 4,75s. 100 pounds
It was by far the heaviest train ever
handled over the line and demonstrat-
ed that heavy power. modern equip
ment with safety appliances. and
good track. mean more revenue tons
per mile and a decreased cost OF trans
portation.
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A BRAVE OFFICER DEAD.
coiossi Hswkias. Of P~ansyisnnIa Dles os
the Way IsSsss~.

coioasi Hswhiaa. Of PeansylSnnIa Dles ou
the Way Isoss~.
Snu Francisco. .Aug. THE trans
port Senator arrived tonight from Ma
nilu with her flag nt half mast on ne
rount Of the death OF Colonel AIcxnn-
der Hawkins. commander Of the Tenth
Pennsylvania regiment OF volunteers.
The Senator sailed from MnnIln July
ist. with n officers and ~ enlisted
men. The transport was nt Nngasaki
Iuly 18th. when Colonel Hawkins was
tnk~n III with cnnccr of the bowels,
from which he Ind bscn sufferer dur
Ing the greater part OF his caInpaign
In the Philippines, and for which he
Ind undergone treatment Ia the mill
tnry hospltsl at Manila. His Illness
continued during the following day
July 18th. when the Senator was Mt
Yokohama. and two days Inter lie pass.
ri AWAY at scn.
Colonci Hawkins Illness dated from
the battle OF Malolos. when he exposed
himself almost rtcklessly In the dis
ense-brctsiing climate. lie was re-
~l'scied aud loved by every man of his
command. and his death Is deeply
mOurnssl by his troops. His body wmx
placed In n herineticiAliy sealed cnskct
and on thu Sunday following Ills death.
inprc~siv" funeral services were con.
Quoted by the chaplain Of the regiment.
all of the 0iiirrr~ and men i1ing In ut.
tendance.
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Tho Educated Thief.

"The testimony is against you" said
the police justice. lis clear and CON
elusive. You spend your time com
hitting petty thefts."
Yes. your honor" responded the
prisoner. venturing to wink at the
court. Il am an embodied protest
against the existing condition OF
things. l am round robbin. your
honor"
But his honor was equal to the
emergency.
For the next 60 days. anyhow" he
said. frowning at the prisoner. you
won't be around robbln'. You'll be a
Jail bird. Call the next easel"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
TITS l.SsvslasA nss1ke.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. ?.-Adjminn,
General Axline said last night tiint Ic
had found way to smash the boycott
- Tar Ms u affected the troopu. Every
day sins~ the soldiers arrived they
have lsen subjected io petty annoy.
ants's lsra,i~e of the refusal Of mrr.
chants 10 scll them nsscs.ary supplies.
General AalIne pointed out the other
day that ih'~~ merchants could In.
prosecuted under the civil right. law.
which requires all kssjs.rs ~ inns. res.
taursnfs nnd places of public nmus..-
ment nnd accommodation 10 serve nil
tss,ple alike. Tonight General Axlinc
uriarsri TINT II nny morr complaints Of
DISCRIMINATION ngninrt soldiers came 10
MIN hr would apioint u judge ndvocni.
70 t'eHs1si aeuinst the merchants. and
thu. seek 10 bring them To time.
There ssrnir 10 l~ n disposition IN
sur up trOublc among the employees Of
.n~ Little Consolidated Company.
Mor~ than half NJ them have is.cn mi.
listed into the union of the Blv cousoI.
Idat's!s former employees.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
One woman'a wisdo m.

He had proposed to the idol OF his
heart. but things had failed to come
his way.
DO you know" he said. as he was
leaving her presence forever. that You
are wringing my heart from my
BOSOM"
Possibly" she answered. coldly.
but it's either that OF marry you and
wiring the bosoms from your shirts In
after years"
Seeing that the case was hopeless
the party OF the first part lii cigar
ette and wandered hence into the
hither.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
KILLED BIG SHARKS.
AN AMUSEMENT DOWN SOUTH.
vsssanAss Ma Eassss. Aftss Dsfyiag
DvssyssAS tse Year,, Wess Caasht
NaS1Aae-o1s 1sswa Up WITH Dy.a-
me>a,

TAe bay at Panama used to be q
great plaes for sharks but We lay four
days at anchor OF Taboga whils the
steamer Palena Of the Chilean linz was
being loaded and unloaded, ana 4i1nt
see but one. He was - little oAo0,"
and the purser caught him VITA big
iron hook that the enginsee made. Il
was baited with salt pesk, anA IL
shark snapped 1t greediiy, but - was
4 young fellow and didn't knew any
better, and measured only nine feet
long.
'.Tabosa Ben" who had been the ter
roe Of tAeoe waters for Afty years. and
was personally known to every skipper
that sails this coast, u dead. Captain
Leadbettee. who tows freight bafges
With the little steamer Bolivar, got 4
AaFpoon into his spine about . year
ago. Ben" struck out at . trsmsod-
ous pace when the Iron pierced bis ver-
tebrae. and must have suffered intense
agony. for he left 4 stream Of blood
upon the surface Of the water. Lead
better rung the engine bell and ordered
on all steam in pursuit. 20 that the Ca
bic shouldn't part. The little Bolivar
never went through the water 70 fast
a. she did that day. She chased "Ta-
anna. Finally, exhausted by pain and
the loss Of blood, and weakened by the
torrent Of bullets that were plugged
into his head whenever he raised 1t to
the surface. Ben" gave up the strug-
gle. rolled over and died.
He was such famous character,
and the public was so much excited by
the affair, that Leadbetter towsd him
to the Panama railroad pier, hoisted
him out Of the water and laid him out
on two platform cars. He weighed
1000 pounds and measured forty-six
feet from the nub Of his nose to the tip
OF his tail.
For several days the monster, was on
exhibition near the railway station. and
everybody In town had good look at
him. Then. as he began to show signs
OF maturity, they hauled him up into
the country and dumped him into a
ditch. which proved to be q mistake,
FOR during the next three or four weeks
people could smell him all over the
fsthmus. The residents OF that region
had to abandon their homes, and all
.iic windows Of the cars had to bs.
tightly closed us the trains on the rail.
rond passed that place.
There nre several other celebrated
sharks along the coast. "San Jose Joe, :"
who haunted the coast Of Guatemala,
was as big as 'Ben." and equally no.
torious. He. too. escaped conspiracies
for his assassination for many years,
but inadvertently took dose Of dyna.
mite. An ofiicer on one Of the Ameri.
can men-of-whr concealed q large piece
OF that powerful explosive In slab Of
salt pork. sewetl II up carefully and
threw 1t overheard while the vessel lay
At anchor of San Jose.
Joe" had been hanging around for
several days. picking MP choice morseas
that were discarded from the galley,
and swallowed the pill. The explosion
was terrific. and the horizon was oh.
scured by q shower Of shark meat for
several minutes after Joe" brought
his Jaws down on that pork.-William
Il. Curtis In Chicago Record.
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isss.isss,ss 4, s,,<~.

New York. Aug. 2.-An article bv
Mis. cara Bartou an the subject Uf
Cm'an Ils'consvutratio~~" viii ai,issr
~ III" next nnnl'rr u the Independent,
Miss bnrton asys tiscrw arc p0w In
Cutn H'mn destitute orphan rhikir~9
of rrcotr"i'trndars WIN have In th~ last
few year. died of starvation and want,
Thcs" rhIIdrcn arr scattered through.
OUT nearly every city ami town Of sum.
ctcnt s'x" anil Importance. Ia rrvive the
driven out country people. They arr
not chii,irrn NJ law or doubtful origin.
many arr II tho hest Cuban families.
The rsronrntradacs werr largely the
country psopIc NJ prot1rty farmers
and small planters.
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AlArk. Alas.

From the Chicago News: 1t had
come At last. For weeks and weeks
she had dreaded the coming OF the
fatal day. but II had arrived Just the
same. Life is dear to me-" she said.
"and It would be hard To give It up.
But"-and again she gazed At the re-
nect!on OF her fair face in the mirror.
and more especially at the three gray
hairs she had Just dlscovered-"my
time has come. | must dye
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
a Familiar S~nsntioa.

u understand that you were In that
lift which fell 1--WE stories the other
day. How did II feel as II was going
DOWN." Jus, as feel when / get
within sight OF my home at night ten
minutes late and suddenly remember
that my wife wanted me to get home
early. as she had arranged for dinner
party. y.'-Tit-Bits
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II, k.rx Win, W.. wanted.

You understand the necessity for
making this report us favorable Us pos
sible?"
II think l do"
"Of course We don't want any down
right lying about It. You understand
that. But We want it-well. us o?ti-
mistic as II can be made"
II know exactly what You want. l
used TO be census enumerator up In
Chicago"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
THE LATE BISHOP NEWMAN.

Bishop John p. Newman. the dis.
tinEuished prelate OF the northern
Methodist church. who died recently
at his home In Saratoga. N. Y. was
perhaps the most distinguished
churchman Of his denomination In
America. In 1860. after he had spent
several years In preaching the gospel.
DR.. Newman wen, abroad and spent
some time In study In various cont.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, II powder for the feet II makes
tight or new shoes easy. Cures swol-
len, hot. sweating, aching feet, ingrow-
ing nails, corns and bunions. At all
druggists and shoc~ sores, % cts. Trial
package FREE by mail. AddIe, Allen
S. Olmstcd, lie Roy, n, y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

mental universities. On his return hc
came south ns u missionary. and dur.
Ing his stay here he established two
colleges. ono church Journal and three
conferences. In 1868 he WAS appoint.
"a chaplain of the United States sen.
ate. IN ofscs be allied for elk years.
while In washinston he organised the
Metropolitan Memorial Methods,
church. and was IL pastor. In 1874
DR.. Newman rsvisitsd Asia. and after
. years sojoufa In Palestine he r..
turned 10 bic old church In Washing.
ton. He vas Q psrsoaai friend ot Gen.
srai 0rant. and acted ~ the spiritual
cousoier Of the former prssidsat dur.
Ing the lattsr's last iilnsss. Ds. New.
mans works 90 the Holy LASa are
among the most Interesting dsscrip.
lions Of that country extant. He wss
"a years old.
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llIs Defense.

Fiaglcr-I saw the agent for the So
cIety for the Prevention OF Cruelty tc
Animals coming out OF your house thi:
morning. what's the matterg
Nagdby-Ycs: had him drop In &c
warn my mother.in-law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
sss,, a,s,w In e,,ts,a.

~. raul. Minn.. Aug. ?--Nuch witt..
spread and destructive hnii storms M
prsvaited In thu Dakotas and Mlnn4.-
ssta yesterday and last night have
uevse eeea known. TsSexrnphic rrrorts
0eaee that gruWtag cfut,a covering NJ
asso q 1>0 squars mites have been d.
utso4e1.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

Ash Year DEALER for Alssa's Yest-E Eas~
A powder TO shake In your ahoss. II
rests the feet Cures Corus, Bunious.
Swollen, Sore. Hot, Callous, Aching,
6weating Feet and Ingrowing Nails.
Al all druggists aud shoe stores, IS eta.
Sample mailed FREE Address Allen
q. Olmsted, L. Roy. n. Y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

The South African republic s1poetsa
last year %.sSs.eis oances Of gold. and
nearly 4oyoee toas oe coal.
The Archbishep u Canterbury 10
paid eio.eoe Q rear more thaa pssa-
6sat As1Itaisy's saiasy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
Laundry Work Mad. Easy.

To do away with the drudgery of the
laundry use 'Faultless Starch" 1t gives
the best results with the least amount of
labor. AL grocers large package, lOc.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
Halle CAtarrh Cure
Il o constitutional cure. Price, SOC.

81 wish we could go to the country this
summer" well. We can't. but you
write Uncle Jonas to send us a screech
owl and a box OF crickets to let loose
In our Hat
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H.. lks.tattfiful

A clear. clean complexion is tie fountain OF all
beauty. ,ascas.ts Candy chthartic make and Keep
the skin SOFT and vrlycty. All druggists loc sSc5c
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

81 know n Scotchman who says he
never played golf in his ne" Good. we
can teach him the game and he can
teach US the dialect"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
OUR BUDGET OF FUN.
SOME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

a Variety Of Jokes, 0ibes and freaiss,
Original aad Bslsctsd-F5etsan and
Jstsaa from the Tide Of Hs0os-
witty sayings.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

FITS v-rmAue Cur, g. soft. nervousness att-t
hrst day NC Of pr, Kline Great Nerve N.-tor.r.
e~nd for FREE Sa.OO trts boitl. aud tr-Au--
ph X u. kLIsK. Ltd. sIi Aruh St. Phtlad.tyhiA Pa
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

The Filipinos. a. we Maxim 'em.
are rapidly being reduced TO II mini.
mum.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
A June Proposal

She wore . red rose in her golden
hair
Ny queen Of all the world-so sweet
SO fair;
Full tenderly my offered heart she
took,
Then told me calmly that she couldn't
cook.
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An Extra Ingredient,

An Extra Ingredient.
"No." he said rehectiyely. this isn't
like mothers pie"
asked.
Because" he mildly explained.
mothers pie always had ants in it"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

DO YOU think the automobile will cx-
terminate the horss2" Hardly. we've
got 10 have horse-hair furniture, you
know"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

ssahss That . ttsAtnssa.
Piison-Arc you going to take part
Ia that eurHsinS contestf
Diison-Oh. no: they'd rule me out
~ . professional.
Ptison-professionAi'
Diison-Yes: you kaow am con.
neeted with the Weather Bureau.
WssrssA ~ Tptesa.
She's one oe thoss slrls Who worry
over tSiass."
whats the tribe that's Worrying
hsS soWf'
"Nsr batAias suit"
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Caught tho Car.

"Is Mr.. Goodhear, s,lll paying at.
tcntion to your daughter'"
He Isn't paying her any attention
Al ali "
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

''This smokel-ss powder is u wonderful
invention" Yes. | suppos. SO. but
wish somebody would invent smokclcss
tobacco"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05
Oeod nesssasspsrs.

0eod HosssAsspsea
Immaculate linen ts the mark Of good
housekeeping. To get ths best results uss
"Fsultless Starch" II makes COLLAR, cuffs,
shirt fronta, ETC., look like new. Al gro-
GERS sel II, lOc. . package.
DO you take an outing this summer.
Billy Yes. l get my Innings In Au-
gust"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-08-05

Look at Aunt Josophne-laurhinc
while she's playing solitaire" "Ah. l bet
shes cheating.
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Ladies' Can Wear shoe.

"Billy, have you ever followed n wild
mountain trail?" mo. but I've gone all
through n modern department store"
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Mn. Wl.s,sv.s ss.sA,.s

Nm. WiaslsW's Seothlag aysNP.
Yos eAildrsa sssthiss sonsss The eums, rs2sess ~
1anmasioa. NaJs pals. .cufss wtAd collie Bs besslo
Mrs: Jorkens. ! saw you going into
Mrs. Brash'a house to-day" "Nes. but
! have no acquaintance with her at ali. |.
Just use her telephone"
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Indeed! Did she jilt him."
mo; he married her"
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REAL ESTATE.
JAMES ]. CORBETT SELLS HIS JEROME
AVE. ROADHoUsE FOR $4,000.


A deed filed yesterday transfers to Arthur berry
ct al No. 40 Beaver-st At the ONCE OF H. IL
Cammann It said that 1t was merely a ''a"'
fer from one set OF heirs to another.
J. c. Umberield has sold to James b. Brady ono
OF his row OF fvc-story brick and stone VINO
private dwelling houses on the north side OF hlsn'
sIxth-st between Central Park West and CO.
lumbus-ave The house bought by Mr.. Braoy ~
No 7 West Eighty-sixth-st.. on lot axlOO
Edwin O. Bell has sold for A. p. Bachman 20 an
investor. No. 20i West Sixty -nnth-st.. five story
and basement single nathouse. BxSxloob
James ]. Corbe.t. the pugilist has sold for $,W,
his roadhouse barns etc, on a plot OF about hVe
lots at the southwest corner OF Jerome-ave' anu
Fordham Road The seller bought 1t four yea,
ago with the proceeds OF his fight with John H.
Sullivan, ,.
Richard H. Calling has leased for Claus Daschef'
TO the United Wine and Trading Company ioi q
term Of years, the seven story and basement -
building 3sx75. at the northwest corner OF Laie"'
at the NeW-York Real Estate salesroom yesieoss
day Bryan l.. Kennedy sold in foreclosure nh M1S.
SS and $40 East One-hundred and -ninth-st. sou,m
west corner Of Roosevelt Lane SwxWh - Daniel
lar with two and three story tSe Ave story
brick and fathouse li6xsi; *. ~ "a - "
TO the plaintn Tor forScIosure the
vacant plot x99 H. on the north ,e SIDE vest Se Of
T -fG oni1 Tor sss iee'
plans were filed with the Building Depaf tnnyso
for story hathouse with n, $40 northwest
corner of broadway and One hundr
at an estimated cost Of $500. .o NUM-
her Of wears on the southeast corner or
and Nineteenth-st is 10 be improved WIN t@1xiO
story freproof apartmehnt 9meron COMPANY the
owners for about two years 70 I paIner company
John H. Parker Of the oa arcbect Of the intended
building estimates its cost NJ S'Jo'
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NWM[Nl lRLNo

AVON BY THE SEA. " j. 49,.
Tia. only nrscsss hotel North Jersey shore tnst
has hot and baths on each moor ana et
!. men ali the year Elevator-Colf-Pool-
Jsouins-Shu1le Boards-Orchesrs. CRANsTON
TJIvD Managers 27O Broadway Y. Y. and Avon Inn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

BOND & MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO..
ITS Remsen Street Btooklyn. y. Y. Aug : lsN9
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
CENT. has been declared payable August 10th, lse9
to the stockholders closing Of the Transfer
at P NJ. August nth. The books will be open al
~ ~ ~ A'eD'' -o' MARTIN wELLEs Treasurer.
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REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beaver-st No 40 l51ON9Oxl3.e x90: Beavsr 49,
$ adjoining lands OF Harriet h starr anu papry
Plum i6x9s l1xl3. 9xf9.4 leasehoid; Jon" p'''
10 Arthur Berry ct al....'..' -. :, Of ~
Madson-st s. 43.7 II e Of Jenerson-st' 100
70. interior lot 43.7 II q Of Jeneisoh-st , an
n n OF Rutgers Place, runs n luN Z ,aSor
IOx " Sill. Madson-st. 9 3. ~ II . "a 49,
son-st q. 1x7O: Henry II Davis ana ai'o'''' q
exect,tors @ c. 20 Harris Cohen ..,nc g.
9th a. n 8 10 II e Of Lexington-ave ooNiu''0' o
John HAYES TO Thomas Addison ana aho uis,:,
6th-st s. 221 Il OF Avenue d. ZZN''' summon I
Cohen TO Abraham Gottlieb. 49,; ,e..,nook.
s2d a. 3s56 II OF sth-ave. l4oHlVo''' y
Mary Mcmahon to Walter Keys. -.
aa.I-st No 227 West 25x1O05: Eugene Brehm u ,
Annie end August Meyer. ~, o., 80
i4Qth-st n s, $50 ft q OF AmsteroaIl-d'S, ., ~ IT
81 Nicholas-ave, xl02. 2x12.3XJ II; Na''er =.
Nead 10 Frederick Howard. executor. -
eo,bst n & 225 II W OF l0th-ave, 4Oxloo9; fran
ces Z Quln and another TO Lawson Z hlch' % ,
part
Same property: Florence Quin by guardian 10
parl-aye W s. Is II OF 127th-st. 2llx9o:
Pela d Eisler 10 Mutual Life Insurance Con-
pany ...............
6 Hunter 10 Isaac T Meyer and another.
WIlett-st Nos - and 81. o. pxloO: MAX
Chisling TO Moser Arndsltein. ............'.
Brook-ave Werdover ave. I0AiU&
81. 6xl00 II: Eugene Sondheim 70 James Ahder- q,
bth-ave . e. 1911 2, ~ 1i4th-st. 29xlOO;
Charles A. Lindsey 20 Manhattan Real Estate
and Building Association. ............ .....t.::'
s9d-st s. i73 Z. Of Avenue 4. 25xl02.2 Al
bert Naegell ard wife to John schreiner ct al .
trustees ''''''''''
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NEW BUILDING PLANS

Broadway, n W corner l0ath-st. for a seven-story
brick flathouse. with stores. lOxsO; Henry @
Gabay No 500 3d-ave. owner: Henry Anderson,
No $50 Broadway. architect. ............,.... !
6gth-st n e 34j Il Of Amsterdan-ave. for q
six story brick nathouse. 4OXg05; WILDER
Gaige No 1870 Yves; l25th-st owner; George
J Ebert architect.
Fagle-ave W g 90 II 3 Of i56th-st FOR ten two
story brick and stone dwelling houses, lsS55;
Hide b Reeves. owner: II Alban Reeves. No
n Park Row, architect. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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mi A N GD A M s e 7

HOUSE & COTTAGES, SHELTER ISLAND l. l., n. Y.
HOTEL HANDSOMELY REBUILT 1891 Greatly en-;
larged improved Heshfuly located. amid beautiful
scenery. Ali modern improvement electric lights: Gus
elevators suites sshs drives groves; pure water:
dry atmosphere; gofnh yacht bathing hhins music.
dancing. etc. Open until Sept; 10 Easily accessible oy
superior fast train Island hsiiroad ana
new steamers shnnecock and M3nteak C'ng-dlstance
telephone Send for ana illustrated panipnleL %
H p. w. LAWSON. Manager, Iarnanset House. sunok
County. n Y.
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financial nlceilnas.
Dipi0en0 II oiirfs.

New YORK. July 10th. 1899.
DIVIDEND Of two and One-half (212 per
"A cent on The First Preferred Stock and % per
cent. the Second Preferred Stock OF the OMAHA
WATER COMPANY will be paid by the undersigned on
August 10TH 1899 It's Office No. % William Street.
New York. the registered holders OF the certificates OF
pertaining said stock OF record on
the books Of the undersigned August l. 1890.
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STEAMBOATS,.


BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LIME
For Fall River Boston. Marthas Vineyard. Nantucket,
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and Seashors points. Steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN In commission Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier 10 y. r. foot OF Warren St. week days and sun
daye at 900 P NJ. stesme, from Me- York SUNDAYS
only touches a Newport. On days Of the week
Providence Line eastward steamer tops at Newport
PROVIDENCE LIME
For Newport Providence Boston, the North and East
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM in commission
Orchestra on each Leave Pier " r.. foot OF Murray
ST.. week DAYS only at 500 P NJ touching at Newport.
r. l. (Monday mornings excepted. On Monday mornings
Fall River Line steamers touch ~ Newport.
S1T0NlNG110N LIME
stoningtor. Narragansett Pier watch aiI Boston
and all pointe East. Steamers NEW HAMPSHIRE ana
MAINE Leave per 80 n. r.. foot OF Spring ST.
week days only. a. GOO p Nj.
NORWICH LIME
For New London Block Island Norwich worcester pos
ton and the East Steamers CITY OF WORCEss..h ~
and RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 49, n H. ioo' VI
Spring St. days only at $50 7. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-10

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