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Recorded N%Iortrnrns.

Frank Brnck Ia Int,nI. '.
-
Amsterdam av. sos, and .,so Rr".s,
Chas y Mosrs ~ Mssrna N br"aaway;
Boston road, n 5, ITO v from , , i ron 4, $4,000
to @Sdf .a Il Pn a = Edwin =, ! Alexander Spier ,,oo
Broadway. VS. .So's 8 W. XIII sti Tl,om,, j Nc. $500
CURE 70 M.tpopoii ia e.; nn"mas J Nc
Brooks ay. a = cor iisa,ss,tbb' To-. ,aia 5000
70 Petty. soui.rd iI AND i IS's k KEATS C.,
Cherry ct. 4ls and .iih,. ipo,rr,,,rdI ;o.on,don' o'ooo
Henry Def Weeks. ayrs , mort so saeh 10 10 soo
At sehne iS; . to . E SG5 sli i beth St Marie e ,ooo
Fulton ~ . ' cor ] Cd st. Norris Marks to 1000
Fulton av o = " nSr ! al a.. Morris .u:n 1880
German pi, es, 25 , ib5stb a., ,Jo,.n" n i''oo
&c. 8 yrs y Hn'e I" oooihe' as gem gan q, , ooo
ninas to John De Halt srt - oGssph d 'en- e,.o
Ht N.ilsl / f asiiss,; e.; H ! m. Il biiiasinon to r, 1000, 600
Hs an TSS, Ts;TSss: q: Henry H Biz.iiito,nn INV
Henry ct, i34. Ann,s yyss,m,nhb,l,, 70 ~. NM: 1000
LenoI av, n " cor 1IssyTitfhS a. nf Han Y ,hit, 5000
Lexington av. 1855, W cor 18th at. I'M ''''
Lean can CO. coh ins n Go nj to Eagle savs' and 81. 400
'f 7s. n Joh aY' N iG Conner " to eG M5uiS,h f. III.
co, & yrs. o'n"o W nu'"A Ano In ~. 600
. .s1f: John NJ Conner to Lolita Hail. IL: .ooo
hs It n al so 1 Tou n a cor ! R ssta ST t, Eva y Chris.
: -. - &C. 1a.coo
Morris HeirSI: m Ep Inp ffsid ~ ter1 Tats
Madison ay. q a !. sa a " r, % yL briigs ROAD io'ooo
demand. $780, e~ian ~ 1000
and Solomon k sSa to fitl IT, Gu n1s sG and
Montgomery ct, so. and lot sd,; Nathan ""''
pe LaG str n no /. fi on Piper Isa Z yEE'.. .d.;.,d. 5000
Perot 81, n =, IL ~ S ~ 81 . : ssag SGsth s 8 ,Tsa 1900
poro ae a. "a s. 10 Ip Sh a. u ssas Cot : ? shs. $500
A Yeandle to Chistiana Gotthelf. 9 yrs 1900
4 Yesndle to chrt " t nsHs so,sh ali "a. Ad sn 1900
fer9t st. n 3 1921 n " scdg vick ~; Ado.
8 yrs. -. ieAnoie 70 onflsuanA ao''net' $500
fis side 81, A f;ea anal = 70 " c ssSGSNioa S i0; Sds;
yrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." $500
laide A Yeandle to Chr;stiann Gottbelf.
prospsct .y = ,ac,h 1900
maso Giordano to Thomas o'Connor. 8
Prospect av, q q. ii7.a n isoth st; Tom. ~
Rutgers Sss,;, p,.s.: il ~. n. p,,;va,s ,os I[o:.nS $500
E,irtch to Harris Mandelbaum and ano.
South Oak Drive. lot IS, map Of Bronx. 'o
sS ssE'l 81 y Drive. l.: IL, map Of brsaI: 1900
can sayinas Bb RAM = h%rs 70 Amef' - ROO
A. Eicholas nj ~. Tx n ia "a az. rj '
. wiiciens % % Fla MIis; k I'm me- aeA d. sTi biwAra 900
ifMds ueiierp i 10 . 5 ps "t;io s s Sa Az EG Wal.a a.
Realtv Ia 1sman5 '"i'u - "AiAof q mn
"AA'MM aebon, IS' = n, e p sff f snnisy 3; G Ts1
Realty 90, demsnd "ai 1000
i n1ra; Michael 1 D"yer to Maggie Y Col ,oo
l' ss II; z e Sor nSa st; VIM j Taylor to lisa "a ooo
"a rs sv' , .ISSI Ssosc s. so ma to George En- ,6oo
"a sy; md 3 e sSGn, 2 sd 4 st. i 5n;S sT lot, 20; 3D.
iG1 2S% e + 50 a. nv and !. 81 ; - l25th st. sots;
~, Trust us CO Of \ E, J: = krsu ~ -, Give, u $4,000
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BARGAINS IN unusEs!

National av.. Corona. 81. 2oO. $500 cash: Charles
place. Elmhurst. 81. 900. $500 cash; ho1l5oi Flush
Trains, satin st. sundays !, 2. Z. 4; week DAYS, l2!bO.
1850, 1920, 400. FALKINBURG, Builder. Murray
Hill station. Flushing,
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+PIINTED MATTER. Sc.-German steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS take Painted Matter. SC, for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
Sc, for other parts of Europe. American and
White star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on THURSDAYS. and Cunard, French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed
Matter. &c, for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of the supplementary, Trans
atlantic Mails named above, additional supplement-
airy mails are opened on the piers OF the American,
English, French and German steamers, and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing
of steamer
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Public Notices.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE

VbObl NOllIf~
SHOULD he read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any timed
Foreign mails for the week ending June 3, 1900,
will close in all CasCsl at the General
Post Once as follows; PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
T~UESDhY.-At A. NJ. for EUROPE per steamship
Travc-, via CherbouIg, southampton aud Bro.
men Netters for Ireland must Ice directed per
Travc."b
WEDNESDAY I A. Nj supplementary o A. M
for EUROPE per steamship New York;. via
southampton Oetters for Ireland must be d.
rected =" per New York -; at . A.. NJ. supple
mentsry 1t:lo A. M for EuRorE. per steam.
snip Majcstirt, via queenstown; at !, A NJ, sup.
Elementary 1880 A. VI for FL ROPE. per steam.
ehip La Bretagnc, via Hayrc letters must be u.
rected pei. La Bretasue -; at lO;So A. NJ.
for BELGlCM direct. per steamship kensington,
via Antwerp detters must lie directed per
T~HGRsDAY.-M A.. NJ. for FrRorb, per steam.
ship + Bismarck. via ChcrbourG. snuthamptou
SATURDAY At ! A NJ for FRANCE. swITzER.
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT aud BRITISH INDIA. per steamship
La Gascogne". via Hare letters tor otheR
parts Of Europe must he dir cted per La
GaSCognc"D -; at = A. VI. tor N~ErHERLANDS
direct, per steamship Spaarndan, Via Hotter
dam leiters must lie dIrc,t ted -" per Spaarndam'J;
at = A.. NJ. complimentary 900 A. NJ for
EUROPE per. stesmship Lucsnin', via Queens.
town; at "a. Nj. for TAI pr steamship Kaisel
Wilhelm H.. via Naples letters must be directed
Per Kaiser Wilhelm II" at 10 A. NJ. for SCOT.
LAND direct, per steamship City Of Rome. vic
Glasgow 0ettes must 10 directed per City Of
RoIne'D.
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Ahovc IAN st.. West sio

A ~PARTMENTS in tho Improved Dwellings ss3
IA East I'D st.; >. 2 and 4 rooms, all light; bath,
laundry; hot and cold water. rent sd to 5000 halls
heated. FOLSOM BROTHERS, $50 Broadway.
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10TH ST. IFS WEST.-Couplc Of bright. delight
- fully situated rooms; porcelain bath, awnings.
&c.; reasonable. Mrs. HESS.
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= ST. % wt$T.-Iargc front rooms: corner
4 I apartment. facing Park; So, SIS; electric lights,
elevator; references.
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10Th ST. 1905 WEST.--A few nicely decorated.
I - neatly furnished rooms to rent at moderate
prices; second door suitable for bachelors; refer
enc"s required. j. q.
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S-TH ST..'337 ,WEsT.-A handsomely, furnished
a. parlor and bedroom, adjoining hall room; all
con, cnisnceS; reasonable. WILKINS.
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A POOR WOMAN with a large family to support 10
IA willing to do washing, ironing or ofioe cleaning.
Mrs. McHENRY. 40 Middsgh st.. Brooklyn.
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60 Get Tot 8usiness Purposes.

A BUILDINGS, stores. lofts and onioes; eIcep-
N. tionally hpe list. this and other desirable loca-
tons. FOLSOM III s36 Broadway.
BUILDINGS, stores, lofts and Offices to let on John.
ID Fulton, Ann, BeekmAn, Spruce, Park row. Mas.
sau, william, Gold, I'm. Pearl and Water sits. and
vicinity. RULASD * WHITING. 3 BccEman st.
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SS)r ST, ia WEsT-One large and one small
- room in newly furnished private honse: break
fast OpttOnal.
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S7Td ST. 347 w~EST.-Beautful large rooms.
~ l. WY furnished; dressing rooms; suitable
gentl H,cn; strictly private family; references.
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Runms& apartments to get

SSTH ST, o51 .~wFsT.-Newly furnished rooms
~ on second foOr, southern exposure; delight
fully cool; running water. moderate.
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GOOD family cook; wages S25; for small family:
~ rity references. b. b., box 532 Sun uptown
ofhcc. 1865 Broadway.
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~TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Trauspaciic mails are forwEded to port of sailing
daily and the schedule OF cloang is arranged on the
presumption OF thsir uninterrupted overland tran.
sit. sR-gisterrd mail closes at T. VI. previous day.
CORNEIIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
Post Office. New York, y. Y, May 20. 1892.
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SSTH ST. II WEST-Handsom square room
o'l with running water, also hall room, references
exchanged.
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"a ~ITCHENMAlD: good references. thoroughly com
IN potent. $. Med. box $40 sun uptown office.
l@O6 Broadway.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
Some of The Sick Ones.

The two-year-old boy of Lewis Arm
strong is reported better of severe at
tack of inflammation of the lungs and
other troubles.
Fred Currier is getting along nicely
Mrs.R.W. Menerey has been confined
to the bed for week past with the
grippe. She is now easier.
Mrs. II. A. Granger has also been
nursing this disease during the past
week.
Anothery victim of the grippe is Marcia
Beecher, who has been quite ill but is
now better.
Harry Livingston is slowly improving
William Strong isreported as gradu.
ally failing.
Bernice Kelly has been numbered
with the sick ones during the past week
but is now at her post in the postoffice.
John Jardine is gradually growing
worse. but his friends haye hopes that
he may recover.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
DROBATE ORDER.
State ot Michipan. County of 81. clair.

State OF Michigan, County OF st. Clair SIS.
AT n session OF the Probate Court for said
County of St. Clair, held at the Probate Office
in the city OF Port Huron, on the sth day OF
December, in the year one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety.eight
Present, Hon. Frank I. Wolcott. Judge Of
Probate.
in the matter Of the estate of jeremiah John
son, Deceased. On reading ard hling the petit
tion, duly verified. of A. w. Ferguson and
George Walker, administrators of the estate OF
said deceased, praying that they may be
licensed to sell certain real estate for the pur-
pose of paying debts and expenses of admin
iStratiOn.
It is ordered, that Monday the 9th day OF
January. 1899. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
said Probate ONCE, be appointed for hearing
said petition, and that AL persons Interested I'm
said estate appear before said court, at said time
and place, TO show cause why a license should
not be granted To said A, w. Ferguson and
George Walker to sell real estate as prayed for
in said petition. And IL is further ordered,
That a copy of this order be published three sue
cessiye weeks previous to said day of hearing, in
The Yale Exposition, newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of st. Clair.
"a true copy) FRANK L. WOLCOTT,
334 Judge of Probate.
HARVEY TAPPAN. Attorney for Estate.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, of which Mr..
John Olivet of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
al was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sun
ken, tongue coated, pain continually in
back and sides, no appetite---gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
doctors had given me up. Fortunately,
friend advised trying Electric Bit
ters;" and to my great JOY and surprise,
the first bottle made decided improve
ment. i continued their use for three
weeks, and am now a well man. 1
know tkey saved my life, and robbed
the gave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only SOC per
bottle at Grant Holden's Drug Store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
vdxvuNo County $oprY@r
School Notes.
EdItor-J. b. Weymouth.

EultOr-J. Is. weymouth.
An innavigable sea washes with silent waves
between Us ana the things we aim at and con-
verse WITH
Gordan Secor is the new pupil in the
grammar room.
There are six Maudes and four Marys
in the high room.
Edith Hamilton began school Tues
day and is now on the long road to
fortune.
Edwin Smith of the first intermediate
has returned after couple Of months
absence.
Will Mann and Aaron Newell we're
callers at the grammar and high rooms
Tuesday.
Mary Ware, Mary Irving, Maude
Pearce and Maude Mitchell are the
new students in the high room this
week.
Mr.. Roode has organized several new
classes in the high room for the benefit
of those who intend TO write for certif-
icates.
Misses Palmer, Menerey, McKenna
and Mr.. Frank Evans were callers at
the second intermediate department
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert and Miss Lottie Young,
of Saginaw, and Pearl Mcdonald were
callers at the first intermediate and
high rooms Monday forenoon.
Craig Adams, Norman Ella, Don Nc
Duff, Hazel Reid, Dee Weston and Ula
Stewart were the pupils of the first in
termediate who were neither absent
nor tardy during last term.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
La Grippe Successfully Treated.

81 have just recovered from the sec
ond attack of la grippe this year." says
Mr.. Jas. A. Jones, publisher of the
Leader, Mexia, Texas. ain the latter
case used Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, and think with considerable sue
cess, only being in bed little over two
days against ten days for the former
attack, The second attack am salts
fed would have been equally as bad
as the first hut for the use of this rem
edy as had to go to bed in about six
hours after being struck with if, while
in the first case | was able to attend to
business about two days before getting
down +" For sale by will Lennon.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
Notice to Taxpayers.

James Rose, treasurer of Brockway
township, will be in Yale at the Rapley
House, every Friday this month from
a. m. to p. m. to receive taxes
Pay your taxes this month and save
the extra percent.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-06
70 CURE A coLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money if 1t fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has L. q. O.
on each tablet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
Railroads.
new YORK CEkTRA |

AL through trains stop At Albany Utica. SYRACUSE
rains leave Gra7d Central stations tollowsi
$50 A M.--Dany except SUNDAYS; The iaTTv'
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LLMlI ED, , =,
Fastest train IN the World. Due Buralo, 10 r. M :
Niagara Fails $50 p. NJ Toronto, 200 +, ~; 10
S.45 A Mast MAIL Daly-For Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Cleveland -
1910 A. NJ DAY EXPRESS, except SUNDAY. -, rm
Buffalo and all important New York stste POM ON,
cAGo SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus Cinein-
$50 p. MMTRoY AND ALB1NY SPECIAL except
sunday. stops al important stations u.s.. d bou,
train 70 Chicago Lake shore. Due CieVelaI9
7.45 A NJ. due chicago 4:So p NJ s'espHs A''
&. 90 P, NJ "v'EsTERN EXPRESS, D.ily-For Niagara
6.25 M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS Daiiy-For TOY
"'~ Montreal and eec-pt Saturdays for Ottawa,
7.3OP M-ApIRoNDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXp' FSS. DAILY .,.-,,U,rerr-pv
$50 sPfc1AE -H b5a5iiyMfor BHaala NiaspLs Falls
Cleveland Cincinnati. Indianapolis sno 81 Lot1s
nix P M-PACIFIC EXPRESS. psily-tor Ogueh ms
burg Niagara Falls Cleyelana chca aIs,.r ,oad
1o1O night.-MIpNIGET EXPRESS. For chicago
every night except sunday nisht% Sunoaf
nights Chicago sie,PeI, le2 7yS,I a. 9,i''
ok n and 3b5 P M-Dsily except Sunday 70
Pittsneld. Sundays only at $40 A. NJ
Wagner Palace all throleh trains
Train. Illuminated with Pintsch Light -.-, s,..,o-
1icket and WAGNER Offices at Grand Cendrs! otsIlon
ia asi liz Broadvay 81 East l4th St e42 Broadway
355 Columbus Ave 81 l25th St l25Ln - Staton
sra 13sh s.. Station New YORK 35s ana 40 luton 49,
and i05 Broadway. Z. D.. Brooklyn. 10 - 49,. VT,
T4isnbene s27G0 Thirty-elghth street for New York
can service. checked from hofe or resi-
Se,cA Nv Weetcott Express Company.
GfOPGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
POLICE BOARD BACKS DOWN
THD PROMOTIONS OF DEPUTY CHIEF
MLAUGHLIN AND INSPECTOR
KANE RESCINDED.


Tho Police Commissioners yesterday afternoon
yeecinded the promotions OF Deputy-Chief "inlain
W. McIaughlin and Inspector James Kane This
action was taken by a resolution Of the Board
McLAughNn was appointed a deputy -chief on Dc
csmber Q OF last year. on which day Kane was also
made IN inspector. The Civil Service Board last
month refused 10 certify TO the pay rolls for these
two ofncers contending that the promotions shoulo
have been made only after Civil Service exanna-
zion. The Police Commissioners in making the
promotions without Civil Service examinations
acted under an opinion OF the Corporation Counsel
A short time ago the Civil Service Reform Assoc
citation sent communication TO the Board. assert
ing that the promotion OF Mclaughlin and Kane, as
well as other promotions made during the year
1895 were Illegal In the case OF Mclaughlin and
Kane the Civil Service Board held that inasmuch
as the vacancies TO which they were appointed
were created n 1895 they should have passed the
Civil Service examinations
After the meeting OF the Board at which this 40
ton was taken It ascertained that President
Knox, OF the Civil Service Board. had cor1muni-
Gated with President York and declared that the
Board would no; change Its decision regarding Nc
Laughlins and Kanes promotions When the pay
rolls for December were forwarded 10 the Civil
Service Board. required by law. the Civil Ser
vice Commissioners refused certify the names OF
Mclaughlin and Kane. At that time II was stated
that the Civil Service Board contended that the
Police Board had no night 10 promote McLaugh-
lin and Kane without Civil Service examinations,
the places IN the ranks OF Deputy-Chiet and In
spector which were vacant prior to the consolida-
ton. had already been hlled. Consequently Nc
Laughlin and Kane got no pay and their money
Laughlin and Kane salaries again came up and
again they were held up
former duties They will now have 10 pass civil
Service examinations II they want TO be advanced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
DELAW ARE, LACkAW ANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IL iok loot BaiClay ana SnIis,pphef s'S
XEsIlBULE TRAINS, FIl4L>NAN BUFFET Cars
PlNISCh IGhT.
500 A N-BINGHAMTON NAIL STOPS Al pr'noipd'
stations s-D .N--oN- IsTN,~-
HsNTOT OWEGO, ITHACA, ELMlFA SYRACUSE
- 6-t,iliO EMPRESS Pullman Buf-t Pailoi CaIs
-osnecting at Buffalo with trains for chicago and pont'
! 90 p M tdaly)-Chicago and Buffalo Nesu6uled Ex-
tess fcr SCRANTON. BINGHAMIoN and kLMikA
pllirnan Buffet Parlor Cars . Elmira through see
INK cars ard day coach q Chicago, arriving al 4lo T.
A 90 p MEsCRANToN wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
Of-TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet la.lQr Ca-s,..---,
FILED LIMITED EXPRESS fcr SsRANI0N, hlA =
risWrON ET.MIRA BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFET
sIFTpING CAR New York 20 Chicago Dining car
$40 P NJ Cdaiy)-BUFFALo EXPkLSS, PIiLMAN
N1EA BATH ioUNT NORRIS and BUFFA4o Ar
oil. B.,oonf 81 3ry50RuFTAIO. SCRANTON. BING-
VIMTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. UTICA
SYRACUSE ana oSWEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TTIckfETs AND PyLLMAAY AC,ccoMMo22ATIo9SSs .! At
tr%TsY GAZE e SONS. Ltd ll3 Broadway; IA PARK
lsce 40 e2 Brosaway TICKET, 81 az Tsrry Sa ,
area sns Tw,nty-n'th 81 rs CoiuTous ave New Yo.k
s3s "a zoe Fulton and l0G Broadway. Brooklyn
,shio giving fuu Information az al s'ations.
'Wre~rOTT'S FXpRrSS COMPANY VIII call for and
49, hsrxsre from residence ~ destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
BUSINESS TO BE CONTINUED.
REPORTED IMPAIRMENT OF THE CAPITAL
OF THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSUR-
ANcE COMPANY NOT SERIOUS


The annual statement Of the Manhattan Fire In
surancs Company OF New-York for the year 1898,
which has Just been sent 10 the Superintendent OF
Insurance st Albany. shows that the capital Of
$50 90 has been impaired 10 the extent Of about
$4,000 II Is said President P B. Armstrong Is
quoted declaring that the impairment will be
made good and that the company will continue IN
business. adding: we are not seriously affected
Last year disastrous for all FIRE insurance COM
panies. and since only began business on Janu-
sIy l 1888 and have met with heavy losses, we
have had unusual difficulties 10 contend with Our
reserve has cost $1,000 to put on our books. and
our expenses have been paid pro rata on the re-
serve premiums earned. In ADDITION 10 tnat we
have our outfit, consisting OF maps etc, coSLlIg
over $50 900 making our. statement In TACT, slo'M
better than show to-day. In addition 10 TINS we
re claim whereas they will be adjusted for s2o,oO
less than IS estimated. We shall make good any
amount which the Insurance Department calls
for" -, ,,., III. ?,
The company was formerly the Mutual Fire IN
eirance Company. Mt Armstrong was eiecteo lts
president In 1883 after u had been reorganizeu anu
refIred from Office three years later IN
1897 the company changed into stock corpora
fion under the name OF the Manhattan FIRE IN
,lrance Company. Mr. Armstrong was elected PREF
idenf on January z 1898 but resigned his place on
Aurl ~ He was reelected 10 tFA PRESIDENCY on
Nav "a 1875 the interests opposed 70 MIN haVlhs
been bought out. and he has directed the aIal's
~ the corporation since that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
Railroads..
Railroads..
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used e1clusiyeiy y,.
stations in New York foot OF Liberty ~


stations in New York foot OF Liberty ST
lawn, ana ,f sGS'e South Ferry Goo Whitehall ST. Is
earlier than that given below fo' oe'" 81
except "'e" T r2lsn leave foo. Liberty St o.
BehsSem sn'Ewn Ms1sA Csu0 s.S ITO to
s .SS 1li rs $50 $50 to e E.s'on sO
q 20 Easton) A NJ: 100 $50 $40 r. N. e:lo
FST T .aS p n s PiilsSn . sas
For Reading and Harrisburg at 100 80 90 ,sS
C t.SS to 'f Realms q p g. l25 night sunday 400
disc to Reading 4 NJ. 100 1890, $3.50 900 P NJ
Ier.s sS sns a. w las asst suas .s
$50 a NJ io AL '0 a SGG aStr ffi' night
ana P93' cgh 9 Point n Psas TsS bs ts9 s
GS only BED Bsn $50 oD cny ID ss san fo
.1S 20 Park o ana ocean eroS 0': S5 only to
Ni For Atlan!io Hlshland: $50 So ll;9O NJ Ia
'''' '0'F' Oi' FOR LAKEWooD.
400. $50. 1918 A. ". las $40. 4:4o P II Sundays
For LHkehurst .4so $50 1913 A NJ i4o. $40 $40
Toms rive! and Bar nsTpesa '';S0 $50 A ~ las
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Bridseton. '4So NJ
T9a 30 $50 s''fn 30 "a IS las s46
days. 800 a. NJ. 400 P. ".
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wAsHTN6-
From foot OF Liberty St
wts days t a 300 RSS G s. fsS Rnss o OH pnas
Can 800 P. H. l2;lo ndt sundays 40 100 ~ 80
Bnns CAB CAB NJ 10 sGS h Ra A ss
Philadelphia week DAYS 7:4s 900 A. NJ $50 30 4'So'
w Rssssi s s R1rqF 2 e' Isl "a
Vest is5 Sn 81 Isl doum n Xv New Court
ST. SEQ EuSn ST. B%h s ss fo snd cheek Baggage
from hotel. or residences to destination
Ferry at 5:25 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-01
Other ROYAL Blue Trains.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20: 1893
Lave New. rork whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
'o'' ~ .Isiiy Except Sunday. tsundays . -.
CHICAGO s'43o a m, from Liberty street ony> 'lZ'
p P m Ts c4So a. n from Liberty street oniy1
55 . m .l215 night.
0cTNeTNTAT1 ST LOUIS. 'o55 A. m. 1856 p m
NEW ORLEANS. '256 D. m.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
vrAsu1NGToN BAITIMoRE t755 1855 DINER,
.li2S a. m DINER. fl2 IS p. m, 'l.25 DINER, ~
CDiner) $3.50 p and 'l2lo night NORFOLK. w -
p. 49,. -,.--, 49,.
Ofices: lIS. l72 26l, i34 1854 Bway. 81 r. lth-et.
i27 Powery ~ Y 839 344 Futon-st. Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
destination.