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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-06-14

it's of these people are, as a rule, very
primitive. They accomplish nothing
like the results ATTAINED ~ laborers at
the same kind of work in our own
country. l think one of our laborers
would do as much as three. Their i'm
plements of all kinds are primitive and
out of date. Their methods of doing
things are faulty and in accord with
the instruments of execution. When
we consider the mature and fertility of
the island and it's diversity of resourc-
es, it seems remarkable that they have
but one forage plant ON the island.
This is "a succulent coarse grass, COR
responding very closely to our orchard
grass, which they call "malogilo."
This is cut and bound up green, like
bundles of oats, in which shape it goes
into the markets. It is never cured; in
fact they claim they can not cure it.
All the animals ON the island, includ-
ing the work oxen, riding ponies, and
mich cows, get this grass for their
food ration, and nothing else unless it
is imported No grains of any kind are
raised or fed. Yet the draft OK is ex-
pected to do very heavy work. AS to
whether other things can be grown
that will Increase the animal bill of
fare, the future must tell
Tn l,
while to mention the food rations of
the people, as it has a bearing on their
industries. The results to be attained
by labor, whether animal or human,
can be largely estimated from the food
consumed. It would be ais unreason-
able to expect good results from eth
er on limited, poor, and sometimes in
nutritious food as to expect a maxi
mum Of energy from "a steam engine
supplied with a poor kind of fuel.
Oven onehalf of the inha bitants of
Porto Rico live on five cents a day or
less, estimated in American money;
and in this class are to be found the
people who perform the daily toll of the
island. Indeed there are many who
live from one weeks end to another
on so simple an article aus sugar cane,
and this cane is sold in the markets
for that very purpose. Cocoanuts can
be bought for one cent apiece, when
are very nutritious and palatable, but
hardly desirable to use largely as a
ration for WOrkingmen. I investigated
the meals of workingmen of all class
es many times, and am confident that
their food is insufficient to produce a
great amount of Labor energy. 1t con-
sists of limited amount of bread,
some tubers, and a few beans in a
sort Of a bean soup. This is the ration
of field or factory workmen.
l investigated the wage scale of the
sugar, tobacco, and coffee industries,
and these are the chief ones of the is.
land. These Industries are much alike
in their labor requirements. A great
many boys from 10 to Is years of age
are employed. They get from Is to 80
cents a day, Spanish money, or from
9 to 18 cents, American money. The
unskilled adult Iaborer receives from
35 to IS cents, or an average over the
island of 80 CENTS a. d9V SnaniSh mOn-
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Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 23d 81. Penn. X. r. Cortandt
Indicates time from West 23d st. Other figures
,Ise:45. 7t6o 4. NJ daily FOR EAsToN and intermo-
*5:9o, s:1S A. N. daily for wILKEsBARRE.
SCRANTON, ITHACA, GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BUF
local points: dining car and parlor to Buffalo.
E0 DTA%UNb fSGa sitjE f5'eR. ERxPREEss"
Arrives Buffalo 9:65 ?. NJ; Pullman yestibuls Day
n la carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleep
ers to Detroit and Chicago.
cHtNK. WfIkEsBHRRE. scRiNT6S N5SN and Acoi coal
sS aHS Hsy Issgt ssnday for
in coal regions: Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car for
1850. 6ii5 r. NJ Sunday for MAUtH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. ~
+A,5O, 5,2O p. u. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
"5i6O, 8,2O P. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for EAs-
TON and principal intern ediats stations.
rA .5S aoS s Ms: t0r nHA sssn.4
Toronto. Dining Car New York to Easton.
s:G6 Al "aThnT 2h!S a. S3GH s0TGH
CHUNK, sAYRE, GENEVA. ROCHEsTER. BUF
FALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper for BunalO
none but sleeping-car passengers carried. No bag
"S:aO, s::,O p. NJ. daily for wILKEsBARRE. ITH
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper 10
Chicago.
SOUTH PLAiSFiELD % BStND oea BaooK ' and inter a1r
mediate points leave follows rlo;2o. 1850 A. NJ.
-::ao $50: 70 South PlAnheld only. $3.50. 4:ao.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 10. 26I. i.
273. 35b. y44 and 1928 Broadway. 81 Fast 14th ST..
l5o L 125th st. l2I Bowery. "; $50 Fulton st.
n Y Transfer Co. will call for aud check aggags
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot of Chambers
street. ~ follows aud nve minutes earlier from
West 23d street:
Il.Dn s. M.-Vcshbuled Express daily for Bing.
C.OO ham!on, WsNerlg. Elmia, buffalo. Brad
ford, arrives BudAlo =. VI. parlor car 10 Buffalo.
C.Iul l.. M.--yustibule limltud-FAst mail daily
Z.UU solid train for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
cleveland aud Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7,0nP. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Nestibuled
Bradford I;2U 4: NJ, Janrstpwn 10! 4. ~, Young
!"Ta to;2I "A A a.. GI,IsI"nd t:i4 r. " Soeres
OIL T.. NJ -Dslly solid nam toT B.nghamton
nelsvillr, Ii caGo and CiuciHust Dni'g Oar.
IlCkElS. LOCAL TIME CARDS ANn PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS at. III, llH. 2HI. col and
a57 broadway l27 Bowcry, lad East Path 81. mud
273 West roth St., Chambers and West 23d ST fer.
r!es New York; BHa aud $40 Fulton st., ~ Broadway.
Brooklyn; 1922 River ST.. HobOkcn, aud Jersey CItN
Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks
baggage from hotclh and residences 10 destination.
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Application having been made to the Board OF Rail.
road Commissioners OF tho State of New York by
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company and the
broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company.
under section 100 Of the Railroad Law for approval
OF the Of either electricity supplied by an under
ground current, by electric storage batteries
by motors operated by compressed air, as motive
power the opei alton OF the railroad upon the fol
lowing streets and avenues. to wit
From the intersection OF Lexington avenue and
Goth street; thence through. upon. and along East
v6th street TO First ayeuuei thence through upon,
and along First avenue to aSd street: thence through
upon. and along Fast Dsd street to Avenue A. and
along and upon said Avenue A to point at near
the entrance to Astoria Ferry; also IN on 8l street
and Attn street. between West broadHaY and Wooster
street. in the city OF New York
Notice. Is hereby, given that n public hearing on
said application will be held by said Board at pArlor
DR. Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York city. on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1899. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
BY the Board, -
JOHN 8. KENYON,
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA q WEST.
ERS X. II.

DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA WEST
ERS IL. II.
stations in New York, foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTsCH LIGHT.
$500 A. M.-Bnyhamton Mail. Stops ut principal
IO,OO A. M.-tCafe Car)-Bnnalo Scranton Bing-
haInton. Owego. Ithaca. Elmira. Utica. Syracuse.
and Oswe.o Express. Pullman buffet pArlor cars.
Connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
100 +. M.-(Daily} Chicago and Buffalo vestbhled
Express for scranton. Binghamton and Elmira. sc.
Pullman buffet parlor cars to ElInira. Through
sleeping cars ana day coach TO Chicago, arriving
at 4:I5 r. NJ. next day.
400 r. M.aScranton. Wilkesbarre and Plymouth
EIpress Pullman buffet parlor cars.
700 4. M.-tDailyl-chicago Ncstibule Limited EI-
press for Scranton. Binghamton. Elmira, Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago
Dining ear west Of Buffalo.
$3.50 Il. M.-(Daily y)-BnnHlo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton BinghAmton. Elmira, Bath.
Mt. Morris and Buffalo, arrNlng Buffalo A. NJ
O:3O T.. M.--CDaily)- y)-BuffalO. scranton, Hugham-
ton, Ow'gO. ithaca. ElmITa, Syracuse. Utica and
Oswego Express. Pullman buffet Seepes.
, Tickets ana Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze Sons, Ltd, llS Broadway, ~ Park place. 42v
and D42 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stationS. III
4th Ay., cor 18th ST. III West 125th at, 286 COlum-
bus Av. New York: 33s and 7c3 Fulton ST.. and loU
Broadway, brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor-
nation At all stations.
Westcotts Express Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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rUBLIC NOTICE.

Railroad Commissioners Of the State Of New YORK.
by the Now York and Harlem RAilroad Company and
the Metropolitan Street Hallway Company. its lessee
for approval Of the operation by an underground
current OF electricity Of the railroad upon Thirty:
Lexington avenues, upon Lexington avenue. between
Thirty ty'second and IhlrtyiouTth streets and upon
Second aysnpn and also upon the railroad in trans
Eighth avenue and Fifth avenue, and upon Eighty.
NTH street between the eastery side OF Central
NOTICE Ia hereby given that public hearing OH
said application will he held by the Board OF Rail.
road Commissioners AT the Fifth Avenue Hotel Par.
ior DR) New York citg. on Tuesday, January lTth.
lSnp. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
JOHN 5. KENYON.
Secretary
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"AMERICA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

All through trains stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station m follows:
$50 EMPIRE fFsfRt HR1fRRss sRRssy hMTRD hiTH"'
Fastest train in the world: Due Buffalo 4;t5. Mag
ok 4. Mast NAIL Daiiy-For Buffalo Nj
o.fC agara Falls and Cleveland
lU:OU For Buffaio and all important New York
1.00 + %asogTawEsrEnX LIMITED and
2.2O p. M.-TROY AND Albany SPECIAL. ex-
feg sqnakY ssoFE stoPs f,sTn
Cleveland 7:15 A., NJ. Chicago P. NJ. Sleeping
Hn9 Psr%SE %@WEsflEEnN ets1 snlEE EXPRESS D.y-ror
O'OO Niagara Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Toledo.
e.SRP fae %nN6RTGERN 2S5feFG EXPRESS D4Ily-ror
ins slsR5aSE tfs S'1f AND
ANR F.I
Q.IEP. M-PACiFiC EXPRESS. Daily-For Os-
o'dO Tegc. 9gdensbnr%. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
1O.1 IN NIGHT.--MIDNIdHT EMPRESS FOR CHI
1Zs!V CAdO.Ever night except Sunday night
sunday h'shi M4RIEM iiihGsFf DGfVfsfoS 'i'
9:16 A. n. and 1865 p. M Daily. except Sunday, to
Pittsheld: sundays only at 9:2o 4. NJ.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Ticket ofiices at 49, c01. 413 and 0t2 Broadway
81 East 1!th st.. 285 Columbus av. 81 West 125th
1asth 81; Station. New York 3ss and 720 Fulton st..
end 100 Broadway, +. D., Brooklyn.
" Telephone phone |s7eo & Thirty-eighth street, for New
hotel residence by westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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REAL ESTATE NEWS

The market was still quiet yesterday The
only interesting sale was that OF the Albany
apartment house, reported elsewhere. John
N. Goldng was the broker in the sale.
Real estate mon were interested In the an
nouncement OF real estate valuations for 1890
and expected an increase. but the actual figures
created a small sensation. Brokers generally
say that tho first results OF this increase will be
the raising Of rents within the limits OF the old
New York city.
The auct Ion sales scheduled for tomorrow
include. two. that OF the BathPate estate and
most Important offerings at auction for months.
Both sales are to be without reserve. and the
parties at interest will not bid In either case.
:, Robert +. Shropshire has purchased No. 155
West Thirty.sixth street, 20X10O. Mr. shrog;;
erect bachelor apartment house on the two
Il Is reported that R. NJ. Fulton has sold for
Ellen, NJ. Smith the four-storE, stone front
dwelling; 2@lxS2xIl.N0dd, @ jog *, No. IL West Ninetieth
Karl N. Wallach Son have bought the four.
Ninety-seventh street. and the vacant lot, 25x
100, on the south side OF Seventy sixth street.
25x10O No. 1913 East Seventy-sevenths street.
The estate OF Robert Maclay has sold TO .
firm Of east side operators the northeast cor
ner 9f Riyington and Attorney streets. old
George r. johnson & Sons have sold one OF
the twenty dwellings recently completed on
Dawson street near 155th street. to A. B.
The. Petty. Soulard 4 Walker Co. have reseld
avenue and Rae street purchased by them last
week.
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AteAmbOars.
Boston and New England Points,

VIA SOUND LlSES.
FALL RIVER LINZ, via Sewpor ind Fall
River Leave Pier 10 n. r.. foot II ". rruu Ct. week
days only. al b.OU r. VI. steamers PLYMOL TIL and
PILGRIM. Orchestra ON eAch.
STOSlSGlON LINE, via StoninGton. Leave
Pier 49, y. r.. foot of Spring ST. week days only at
$500 T. y; steameTs Maine and New HampshiIe
NORWICH LINE, VIA New London. Leave
Pier 49, n. r. foot Spring st. week days only. at 30
P. NJ. Steamers CITY ofLowell and City Of Worcester
NEW HAVEN LINE. Pier ~. z. r.. STR RICHARD
IN PECR. daily eAovpt Sunday. At r. n.
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aeal estate.

CARpENTERs AND BUILDERS are invited to send
" for the prospectus of . company incorporated to
develop tract Of land In select locality near this
cents. Time 30 minutes from New York City Hall.
o So ssS Snd StS ssS
dwellings now on the property. This is hne oppor-
dunn clAsa dwellings for sale in early spring Land
can be paid for when buildings are sold. The prop
erty will be extensively advertised and few enter
priAing builders can make money by cooperating.
Address Box 22O8 New York Post Once.
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New Buildings.

Plans were filed with the Department Of
Buildings yesterday for the following:
By Schermsrhorn estate. owner. for improve
ments to 1916 Reade street; architect. ]. d.
Whitenack; cost. $3.50.
BY W. N. Montague estate. owner. for i'm
provements to building at southeast corner Of
Barclay and Greenwich streets: architect Max
Muller.
BY Ludwig Fromm. owner. for improvements
to store and dwelling at 12& East Forty fifth
street; architect. Charles NJ. Youngs; cost.
$4,000
The sun., 1899-01-10

At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure.
the 1--WE story brick Nat with stores on lot 25x
100. No. 1887 Fifth avenue. to c. A. Lindsey
Peter r, Meyer & Co. sold. in foreclosure. two
three-story brick tenements with stores. on
plot 30. 5x5I .4x45.s; Nos. e. * to e3 Eighth ave-
Philip A. .Smyth sold. in foreclosure. the
three. story brick Dwelling. 1880. No 2QSs as
Brsnn t. tvfn KenneIly sold IN ef fopeclosure % the
two-story frame dwelling. on lot 21xSS. TX
irregular. No. III East 122d street. to Max
Hart for $500.
Morris Pryor sold. in foreclosure. the FIVE
story stone front fiat. on lot 30xlO05; No; 3S
West Sixty-fourth street. to the plaintiff.
Franklin National Bank. for $32. .OOO
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1s.lvssaa
DennsYIyania


u RA1IsRoAD.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty.thiri street nd
=. ~ The leaving time from Desbra. ea and Cort-
Fsen srss sso siiE ah'h that given
7,So 1870 4: VI; FAST MAII-pgllmsn buffet Perlor
$50 FAsF fRH clfySlin%
sTson ea s'n feE Dining sSsng spS 9S
UneInns inisnapolis IoSi.yiiio. 81 Lous. is"''
IiSO =; n. CHICAGO AND ST, lOuIs EXPRESS. -
For Nashville tvia cncinnati, Indianapolis. Chi
$50 +. n. WESTERN ExpREss.-ror Chicago.
7ao is.'qS F. NJ o1fsBs ffiSFsf ExpREssrOr
Pittsburg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST.
7iiO. =. VI. PACIFIC EXPRESS. For P.tsburS
and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland except sat
s;ss i. NJ. MAIL AND EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
ss.SEKv stsS,mK car n New % rSrk 20 at2"nS Eat aSGIr
7so STS nsc ES bSns A Inh car fS%TH iS51 Dining
CarlA NJ. 1850. l:5O la;2O Congressional Lin,
Dnns carr $50 p NJ y :o5 G nisht % Sunday. $40,
n;2o, 1850 DINING cAriAM,. $40 Congressional
soTTiIERS RHiLSkI..I Express. I.ao +. It.. ia:o5
Atlantic COAST LINE.-Espres.. o2o \. NJ. and
caEsApEAkE AND OHIO RA,LwAY.-..So P. Nj.
r1RSiD POINT COMFORT and SoRroIK.-7;5o
ATLANTIC CITi.-I;5o P. N. week DAYS CDesbrossts
and Corilandt Strrets 2:1o p NJ. Through yesti-
onled Train. Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach
and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-t::bo p. NJ. week days.
Long Branch, AHburv Park unterlaksn. Sundhys>.
Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twon:
ty.third Street Statonl $3.50 a. NJ, 1920 500 and
$3.50 T. NJ. Sundays. p:2O A. NJ, i:bo p. NJ. drom
Desbrorses and Cortlaidt Streets. p:lO A. NJ.
1880. 8:to and $40 r. NJ. sundays. 9:45 A. NJ,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6:lo ,:2O 7:hO. 800. S:5o p:2O (D;5O Penrn. Lin
itedl, $3.50 Dining Carl. 1910 Dining Carr. $50
A. NJ 1880 1!5o. 2:5o $500. 4:2o. 4:20 Dining
Carr. $3.50 Dining Car. h:6n Dining Carr, 7lO.
$50 L. NJ, 1905 night. Sunday. $40, $40. $3.50,
n2o. n:5o uimited,. $50. 1880 Dining Car A. NJ.
1:bo ID ming Carr. $3.50. 4:2o Dining Car. A:5o
Dining Csr). 5:5o Dining Carr. 7:4o. $50 =. NJ,
l2:ob night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 4a1. 04t. 11N8. 1923. III, and
2ni broadway, Astor House. West Twenty-thrd
Street Station, and statons foot of Desbrossos
and Cortlandt Streets; 4 Court street. $40 Fulton
Street, IA Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex
Station, Brooklyn: station. Jersey, City. The Now
York ansfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through to
destination.
Telephone "27b1 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl-
vana Railroad Cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSs'r Agent.
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pUBItC NOTICE is hereby given that the WEST
corporation duly organized under the laws of the
State OF New York for the purpose OF building, con-
structinG. maintaining and operating a street sur.
York has made application 70 the President and
tain and operate street Gurfase railroad through
ways aud roads in the village OF Pelham Manor.
namely
Begin ing ct the intersection OF the Old Boston
Post road with PelhAmdale avenue in the village OF
Pelham Manor. thence running southerly along
Pelhamdals avenue to Its intersection with the Bos
ton turnpike, thence eAsterly along said Boston
turnpike to the boundary line of the village of New
Rochelle. ~
Beginning at the intersection OF Pelhamdale ave-
nuo with the Boston turnpike; thence running
southerly through and along Polhamdale avenue u
the Shore road; thence running easterly through
the Shore road TO the boundary line OF the village OF
New Rochelle. -.
Beginning at the Intersection of Pelhamdale ave.
with the boston turnpike; thence running weat
erly along said Boston turnpike to the boundary line
of the village of Pelham Manor.
Said application will first he considered by the said
President and Trustees the 3lst day OF January.
1899, at o'clock H. on that day at the Rooms OF
the Board Of Trustees of the village of Pelham
Manor, New York, In the Manor House In the said
village OF Pelham Manor New York.
Dated Pelham Manor. New York. January 8. 1899.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY n. BABCOCK, Clerk.
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NORFOLK t. SOUTHERN II. x. co.
100 BROADWAY; NEW YORK ORR Dec. 90 1928.

A uuAr.erly dividend OF ONE PER CENT upon
the capital stock Of this Company has been declared
trust Company. 80 william Street, To stockholders
NJ record OF Dess. 30 1923. Transfer books will be
- n. W. D0MINICK, Treasurer.
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NEW YORK, January 9th. 1899.
The Transfer Books of the Preferred Stock OF this
uAry Ilth. 1892. and reopsned on January 18th.
1892 for the purpose OF drawing preferred stock ior
retirement, in accordance with the plan OF sale.
Purchase and Reorganization.
+. e. ROLLINS. Assistant Treasurer.
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Glerttons nud aHeettups.

CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPAN1
of the City of New York,
NO. 80 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK.
THE ANNUAL MEETING FOR THE ELECTioN OF
Trustees OF this Company aud inspectors of the next
election and for the Transaction of any other bus
which may properly be brought before the
meeting will be held at this ofiico on Wednesday,
January IL, 1890.
Polls open from IL A. NJ. to IL NJ.
WILLARD ". KING, Secretary.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
81 Wall Street, December S1st, 1898.
An election for Seven Trustees of this Company,
and Three Inspector OF succeeding election
will be held NJ thia once Thursday, January 12th
1899. Polls open from II N. 10 P. NJ.
: 800 b. @. MITCHELL
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3ral estate to exrhaaae.

oTs, acreage or flats wanted % part or full pay
L. ment for desirable new suburban houses; value
%. 900 to $4,000. WILL. ADD CASH or take back
mortgage payable monthly otherwise.
- ALBERT T. FOSTER,
Room BIC. III 18th av corner 18th ST.. to o'clock.
Phone 1908 18th St.
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Airiasuas mud snteresr.

st. Joseph 4 Grand Island RAILWAY Co.
. 80 Broad St.. New York, Jany. 8. I8DE.
At u nieeting OF the Executive Connities OF the
Board of Directors. held this day, a dividend OF
Company declared payable Jany. 81 1893. to the
holders OF OF the First Preferred Stock the
closing Of the transfer books on Jany. III. Isgs
The transfer books for First Preferred STOCK 1il
l, 1899. az 10 A. NJ w. 3. WILSON. Secretary.
81 WALL H., n. Y. Jany. r.. 1899.
The above meuti iyidsnd or TWO PER CENT
will bo payable Jany 81 ls9n 10 holera OF record
81 the close OF business on Jany. III. lSpG oh the
books of the Voting Trustees for of First
Preferred Stock OF the ST. Joseph and Grand Island
Railway Company.
The trsnsfsr books OF tho Voting Trustees for Car-
tihcateA OF First Preferred Stock will close JAny H.
1899. at p. NJ, aud will reopen Feby l. 1899. at
10 A. NJ.
AGENTS for Voting Trustees.
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aliIlinsry ana nrsssMaRias.

SEAL sacquss and cspeS altered into fHshionAbIS
BAkKER's. III West sStASA
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Patents.

DATESTS for ,ngrutions lT cured pr"mptly; lo-
FstAbli-lcd 1854.
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oLp DOMINION Lime.

NFW 1UNN--IlT TFINNTVW y 1t FTTF1ITD
Majestic. Jan. T. noon Germnnir Jan. ~. noon
Cymrc Jau. J. ,J:3o an. Tout0nic Jan. %, noon
Saloon rates on Cymric. 80" mp; Gcrmsnc. BritAl,
mic. $50 up; Majestic, lCuionr. 81 np; second
cabin SI2. 80 onward: third CIaSs Cymric, Ger
manic and Britannia, t2h"99i "n Majestic and rop'
For pa sac freight and general information ap-
ply 10 WHITE STAR LlSE.
Pier AZ. North River ONCE, u BrUaiWay. New York.
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DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS fFKANCEJ.
Sailing as follows at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. AZ. North River, foot Morton at.
La Champagne. Jan. II La Gascognc Feb.
La Bretagne Jan. II La Champagne. Feb. II
La NormAndie. Jan. 70 La Bretagne Feb.
Frst-class passage to Havre. $50 and upward.
Genl Agency for US. and Can. Bowling Green.S.Y.
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s1I;25 A. NJ. [Dincr) tl2:55 T. NJ, +i:a5 tDiner,'
E2:55 e. Royal Limited, Exclusive Pullman train,
+4:55 DINER. E5:55 p. III. and %12:1o night. NOR
FOLK t12:55 p. N. -
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ofhces: 11S. 1T2. POI, 43t, 1894 Broadway III Fast
14th st. 127 Boyery, N. Y; 389, 344 Fulton at,
from hotel or residence to destination.
The sun., 1899-01-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R

HUHED ULF IN EFFECT NOVEMBFR' 20, 1aNN.
Leave New York. whitehall Terminal (South Ferry
and foot of Liberty street
sDaily. Except Sunday. sSundays.
CHICAGO C*4:3o A. NJ, from Liberty street onlyl,
SI:25 7; N: and +I2:I5 night,
PITTSBUR9 $3.50 A. NJ, from Liberty street
only, sb:55 p NJ, "l2:1b night, az
CINCINNATI, Sr. LOUIS, %y:55 A. NJ. "5:55 P. NJ.