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TOE WOItiLD: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1071898. It Is to Cost $5,000,000, and Mr. Quigg Will Introduce the Bill. BOWLING GREEN SITE NAMED- The Work Is to Be Under the Direction of a Commission to Be Named by Platt. NEW LOCATION IS A SURPRISE.

Tlionffh Gencrnlly Cluin JUtterly Opposed the Dorrntoivti Site at the Lnut Scimliin. The De Lome Letter Taken Quietly by Speculators, anci no Slump Follows. METROPOLITAN STILL CLIMBS. Tnllc of fnfttio Bnoitin the Trncllon Slock, lint Mnnliiitlnn In The city of CCcw York may at last have a Custom House worthy of her Importance as the greatest port of entry on tho western hemisphere. Senator Platt la to stanci sponsor for tho bill, which la to bo Introduced In Congress in a few by Congressman which incidentally to create fivo fat offices for the Republican creaulin-tlon.

Goorso n. Bldwcll, the Collector of Customs, has been In Washington since Monday consulting with Mr. and Mr. Qulpg about tho details of the bill wWeh Is to provide for the erection of a building to cost at least $5,000,000. According 'to tlio bill, the construction tho nen- Custom House Is to bo taJten entirely out of the hands of the supervising architect nnd intrusted to a commission of three or live gcntlorrren, to be named by Mr.

Platt. To tho surprise of the business nnd Importing community the proposed bill selects what is known as the "Bowling Green" elto for the now building Instead of tho old site nt Wall and WI11- iftm streets, which 1ms been approved by the Chamber of Commerce and tho business community generally. "The so-called "Bowling Green" sito the blocjc bounded by Bon-ling Green, Whitehall, State and Stone streots. It contains 64,000 square feet, while the area, of th.p Wall street site Is only 31,600 square feet. Tho advocates of tho new bill declare that tho new building will lie an ornament to the city If located at Bowling Green, whereas the architectural beauties will bo loet In Wall street, Just ns the magnificent marble Clearing House is burled In tho of tlio skyscrapers of Cedar ctrc-ot.

In ItSS Congress appropriated- $2,000,000 to purchase site lor new Anm-alserB' Stores and a new Custom House. In 1SS9 the act wns so amended as to provide far a new Appraisers' Stores uptown and a new Cnytom House downtown, the Importers protesting against having both buildings under onu roof. The uptown site for the stores wus purchased nt a cost of JWj.OE.js, nnd condemnation proceedings were begun of properties composing the Howling Green site for tho Custom Houso. The Court awarded the property holders $2.101,000. or about per square foot nnd, as there remained only $1, of the appropriation available, tho whole proceedings wore dropped and (he money utill remains In the Treas- ury.

In the last Congress Mr. Quigg Introduced a similar bill, except that tho old Wall Street, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1S93. Tlio rrmrket wns a sooil one from a trader's standpoint to-day. The Ue l.omo episode wns taken very quietly by the street.

London followed up a higher range of prices with buy- Ing orders. The trading Brew dull and rather weak during tho day, iiml nt the finish spurt of buying orders prices shnrly up lo a steady close. Metropolitan was leader nil ay and mado JIM advance of nearly olnta on tho renewal the story that here wns to bo nn issue of 30 per cent, crip nt par to represent the additions ccently made to the system. Some of 10 large holders scout tho Idea. Mnn- imnn sagged awny on tho tic In the ug of war now on between the corn- any nnd the commission.

STOCKS UHOW C.NCKRTAISi. The closing quotations, the high and ow prices ami the volume ot salvj were. Salts Hlgli. tow. Hid.

Asfco.1. 4S5 American 137S 735 Amer Siiear pt 1V4 ll'-V. 112 3.V) American 410 Ann Arbor 1't 33 SO 3Ji S10 Atrll. Tup 3 ,740 Atch, Tup pt 300 American Cot American 9') Hty Slalo Has ,220 Ilaltlmoro 17 l.H 700 lull SW pt. 7 ''i 1.600 llklyn Rapid Trans.

39ft L453 Canada, 6 5 Vi 405 Canadian SS SSU 900 St 1..... 364 3.000 Clev. Lor Wheel 16 10 60(1 Clev. Lor it COU 434 Wi 1.037 Chen Ohio Wi Chic. Bur 4 WIT.

10P.4 Chicago lit 2.875 Chicago A NW 130 128 Chic, Mil 4 St 00 95 9SO St 1404 Chic, I SIS "Hi coo chic, ma St Louis. 3: 3: 380 Chicago Term Tr 1.6SO Chic Term ft Tr pf SO 30 200 Col 4 Hock 7 i.700 Consolidated 187VJ COO Consolidated Ice 34Vi 34U 433 Ice pf S7U Denver i CUi ,100 Detroit Gis M'i 0714 6UU too Erie lo'i 1,750 Erie 1st pf 41V. Cioncral S7'4 1W) Groat Norlhern pf.157 155 PIO Hawaiian 3'. Illinois Central 108 lor, i loj-'i 200 Illinois Steel 55 511; Kan City, 4 Oulf 23'i 23 22 'slil I'dlm'G West pf'. 74 7.1 ,770 I.iko Shore 19UJ 101 191 300 U'UK 50 4S 45 S.45U Lou I 4 Naah 55H ,200 Manhattan 118 U4U MMI Met Street 16114 IBSli 1C1U I.155 Michigan 'I' 1 "90 Minnesota 65 Cl 3,600 Met.

Kan Tex 3SH I.W5 Missouri MH S3 SIM Ohio 3194 3U4 SO) National Lead KSi 35 33Vi 1.750 Central 953i 83 ,920 Central 117U 110(4 lld'A 472 Y. Sus 4 14tt I4li lllj 2,710 y. Sus 1.650 Northern Pacific 2UJ 9,095 Northern pf OS C80 Norfolk Wmtem 10H 5,565 Norfolk 4 West pt 55 900 Ore 29 1.610 Ontario 4 Western. 17)1 400 Oregon Uy Nav. 61U ft 1.000 Oreijon Short Line.

25 1.100 Pacific Mall 32 10 lorn Cm 1st 51.101 I 111 (in eon 94t4 13 4 Mich 1st 41 81 3J1 Kan Pad en 6s cts 13 Kan Pac 6s, 2S93 113 Kan Pac Cs ISM ctfs 12314 9 Kin Pac, On ctfs 12S Kan 4 Tex 2ds. 1 Ksn A Tex 4s. Knn 4 Tex of Tex Is: 2 SIH 24 4 Oult 10 Ken Cen 2 KI Co El in 5s 44 12 Uc 1 I- 4 If. JI.117H IlSt I 41 St vM A It ext 4s 97 1 81 SI Cent 1st 25 4 1st 4s 87K So con 9IU 9 of Ist.l07«i 11 Tex 4 N' con Ss SS'i 11 Tex 4 Pac 5s nm 131 Tex 2.1 1 Un Pac 6s of 12SH fn con Wall 1st 6s IMS, .13 Wall 2.1 5s SOU 2 Wab, A ex 102 1 A IslMOSK street was chosen. At the time Mr.

Qulgg wouldn't hear of the change to the Bowling Green site. His complete surrender now therefore causes general surprise, though It Is thought to mean that all opposition will nbw be withdrawn and New York will get a new Custom House. TO PROLONG THE MILL STRIKE. Jlccdnic to Be Held In Boston to DcvlMc for tlio Support (Special lo The World.) PALL. RIVER, Feb.

meeting of tha Textile Union representatives of New England will bo held in Boston next Sunday to devise means for the support of the non-unlonlsts who are on strike In New Bedford. The union will not oeaso Its support until tho strike of the mule eplnners Is declared off, and one of tho officials said to-day that would not be In another month at least. It makes no difference to the mule spinners whether the weavers and other unorganized help go In to work next 'Monday morning, as It Is now reported they are contemplating, for they have determined to win, and It will take more than four months of constant lighting they will succumb. The strlite. followed by the lockout of.

Congressman l.ovcrlng's mills In Taunto.i, by which 1,100 pujple arc mailo to stand the force of Idlenosa In a Now England midwinter, has caused much bitter, feeling among tho labor leaders They point at him as one of tho PvTi leaders In "the Arkwrlght Club," and It Is only another part of the manu- programme to light the oper- atives at Jho most bitter season of the It'would'have coat tho Loverlngs but HV week to prevent tho strike, but 4nBy wouldn't pay It, although the mills nave '-been, running overtime recently fill orders. WANT A BAILKOAD he ri Will Couiont to a Lino Tlivonwh Their Ilunervullon. CARLOS. Feb. tr' 'Apache Indiana assembled at this agency given consent to the Olla Valley, Norton Railway building its 5 throuirh the San Carlos reservation from Geroninio, Its present termlmis, to Qlotie, tho centre of one of the riches dlstrlois in the Soutliwesc.

ie law passed byi Consrees granting of way across tho reservation the railway company to obtain consent of the Indians. Dwljtor Creditor Juilsrnioiilis, tallowing were filed yeflterday first nune being that of tne debtor: ssm'l (788,0 Henry, CUri otto ,0 Dreen, Beaborry, fle- Trust'81(0 Surety Co, ol Phlla-Un- "HolVl' 'jimVloyni Hnriwr 01 Ordir Ilrlth Abraliam ot the a ol A-D B.actimin BNNON. JWwwa J-M 'Vfutt l.OM.i 7.783 Pennsylvania 7,915 People's Da OSH 655 Phlla Read 3,150 Phlla 4 Head 1st pf 500 Phlla 4 Iload 2il pf 1,370 Pullman Pal .184 1,700 St Jo 4 Orand 7Ti 3.170 at Jo 1 1st pf. E4U 1,9:0 St Jo 4 I 2d 21 800 Southern 2,500 Southern Ity 331, 3.SOO 9t Paul T7 300 at Lonls ft Son 1.2<iO St 2d St Loula SW 1,035 Tenn i- 2594 400 Texas Pacific 925 Third Avenue father tin 2,710 Rubber is 1.160 a Ttubber pf I.OSO Union Pacific 34ft 7.350 Union Pacific 63 630 Wabash pf 18K 1,967 Western Union Tel 92 400 Wheel Lake Erie Single-price sales wore: 00 Chic 4 00 Chle 4 III pf.110 51 28V4 17H 51 SCI, 16'. 554 147V4 92 32'i, 301, 7 189 35 884 CO 16 3S 155 1OT 74 li 53 53 115 ICl'i 114 Co 33 32 30 96 1W1 144, 97U 211i 21W G1U 51U 2744 180U 183 7U cm 54 OU 3H4 7U 194 7H 17 ISO 17U 67V1 aay 1JK 9l2 314 170U 1714 osu 134 7S 84 SI 769; 4K 131 D.1H 18 69 34U 50 Col Fuel 59 Col 4 11 00 tiel, 4 15814 00 Del Hudson.

113 Peo. Dee Ev. 100 South 10f MO St 8 1st pref 58 500 St Louis SW pf. 10 500 aiondard 4 00 Flint MOO 4 BO Lake 171i 100 Wabash 7V4 It pt. 56 100 West 00 North 5Hl 10 Ninth Nat Bank Total sales: Stock Exchanee, 370.0CO hares; Consolidated Exchange, 63,010 SLIGHT nOJOJ HBACTION.

Bond trading showed a tendency to drop off In volume after the large dcal- ngs of tho past month. Atchlson 4s. were In demand and higher. Krle Issues were also up. Baltimore Ohio Os.

were given n. higher price on a single ale. Kansas Pacific consols were again active at higher prices on the coming out of tho story that the committee would carry out Us programme und pay the Government In full. The closing prices of bonds and the olumo of sales (In wore: 3 Cou 4s, 6 Va fund 7114 1 Am 'D Imp 5i.ll4 10 Ann Arbor ie S3 Atch gen 03ft 14 Atch 64 St to. 1S35- 1925 103 11 7ih Ave con os 1MW 10 DWyn 'Ele 873 11 llklyn 16 Uhlyn 5s.

OS 10 4 2 II, i 61.1W14 38 Cen Oa ut Inc. 1 Cen Oa 3d 7U S3 0 gen 4Hs. 0 0 II A 1st con 2 C. IS c'Y Ce lUVi 0 C. con 7s 119' IS 4 Q.

Dlv 4s, 1828...100 91 0, Neb ext 4s 44 Ohio Term Tr 4 87 Ohio. Ind ft 'ref (s J7V1 15 Ohio, Ind ret ,,10314 ICIn, I Mid gtn 0.07 Col con 4s 2014 Coo. Cbte 9Col il'val'JB' ctfi 78(i Waco 83 80 1 4 1st 7s 107 3 ft con HH Brie gen 78; a Brie prior 8S a 'P -M con 5s lx 4 1st OS 95 1 Mao. Con 07 Vi St 6S.114U Mich Cm con 7s us Mil. It eit 61 in 40 Mo tr Mo, 4 1st fl 08U Wob ten 4s 80 3 J' Cen Ken fii.lU 7 st lit 107U 10 On 1st ref 7s 117 5 Oen deb ret 8 gen Ga flTal 53 IN 0011 84Vi 6 fi Imp Js.117 i Nor 8 Nor ut 8s.

5 Nor 1st res iNor (en Js. eaij 88 Nor prior- 1 4s 1 NW deb to, 1M9.110V deb.6X4983.lMM 40 Ore Imp con In ft I Ore 8 Ore 8 con it ore A 3JOre Ino 7J 4 But con 4s 7T 6TP ft It gen SM IP, wVoTW! 41 West 89 II Shore Hi sn 29 1, A Ken 4s 531i 70 upl HO Sh 41, 10 t. X. SI SS 4s, A gi'l 95 150 Win Con 41 4 N'. II Wll 'Kas lat 1st tis 117 3d Total sales (par value): Stock Exchange, II.23,>,UOO; Consolidated 1.x- changu.

tll.ouo. JIO.N'liV, 15XCIIAXOE, Cull mor.cy was ilown to H4 per cent, wlih tho bulk of tho ilcullnss lit Time money wns very ijulet with rales from 2 to 3 per cent. Paper ruled from 3 to 4. Foreign exchange wns firm on very mall volume of transactions. The do- wan light, with the houses In valtlnK maud.

I'ostoU sterling rates vcre I.SI nnil Actual wllliiR ratns were: Sixty-clays trrllnK. I.S.'1'i: ileinund, cables, Mlxty-days' 1'nrls, 5.21H; checks, relchinnarkH, sixty days. DIS; demand, 05. Slh'er bar to-day cold at Sfrljc. rejiorw: Custom receipts.

Jif78.n7s; ntrmal revcnuo rcci-lpts. MOS.003; mls- $185,104. Treasury net 'old balance. ilGii.264,077. Bank notes for edcmptlon.

NPW York banks report exchanges, Sub-Treas- iry cvtdlt, SCSi.lOO. Chfmleal Bank to-day sold at ntctlon fit.sis, ii drop of $2fiO per share rom thu la.it sale preceding the Quln- an low, Adams Express Corrpany declares a quarterly dividend of 2 per Fifth Vvi-nuo Trnnsportntlcn stock VIIH at 375 a WO bid and asked. (Jross earning for Jiimiary compared vlih 1S97 were; Colorado Mldlaml. InureaJiu, SI6.KU; Illinois Central, Increase PnOUfCE MARKETS. New Vorh Produce Kxclmnse, Keti.

0, 1S9S. were sh.irji nflcr tho penlng and again In the last hour, fol- owed In earh by reuctlotiit. Iho llnal rejk carrying prlres to tho lowest point of the nnil partially Uc. under the closing figures of evlerday on all but near positions, which atl' over last nlxht In tho rano of March, losing at Se. net higher.

Tho export trade proved to be rather dlaap- jlnllng. About 6 loads were reported hero tor and 20 bids at naltlmore for France, rlnrlpally red winter wheat. Floal cables fmm reported futures a Id. net higher. The Paris marketa closed dull and unchanged to 0 off on whesl, wlih nour 5 points up to 0 tolnts lower.

Warm weather was reported vor the entire winter wheat belt, ivnrt Northwest ccelpls footed up 348 cars, against 2IS ears last ear. Quotations of cash wheat f. o. b. afloat: No.

red. 1.0314: No. 1 hard Manitoba, 1.CS1, spot; i 1 hsrd Duluth. 1.101J. lo arrive; No.

1 North- rn Dtiluth, 1.09'i. to arrive; No. 3 Northern Juluth, 1.01 to arrive. flrmneeft of corn to-day was Iveil largely from runewed export demand, In- nlvlnR 400,000 Uu. at alt Liverpool iwed rt'lviuu-n of Ud.

a -7id. Prices closed dlrly Meady airl unchanged from nlghl. s'o. 2 corn, 3fll4c. f.

o. afloat. advance of w.w noted In this rospondlns to further In canh njperty. business amounted to 50.000 bu. 2 CAU clnsc 30e.

bid; So. a oals. 2 white. No. a white, track nixed, 30e.

a 31 track while, flrmer; No. 2 Weslorn, CfiVje. dtl. f. o.

afloat. New York; No. 1 WoMcrn, 7Hc a f. o. afloat.

New York. Il.MlLKY.—Market rjulet; feeding quoted t. New York. FLOUIt AND In Iho main were wltntnit change. Spring patonls, a 5.35; winter ulralKhts, a 14.65: winter intents.

14.tin a 15.25; spring clears, S4.2S a S4.50', extra No. 1 winter, 33.80 a extra No. a S3.C5: no grade, tl.EO a II.EG; iiickwheit flour. J1.25 a BYK sales 700 KM a 53.16. Quiet.

Sales, 200 bbls. Quoted: Kiln Jrloit. J2 a S2.M, as to liranil. DAQ Steady. Pino whlto, nno yellow.

coarse, 67c. a 6.Se. 40, CO and SO Ibs. winter, In bulk, 70c, a spring bulk, 70c. a mld- lllnu bulk, 75o.

a 80c. i ryo feed, 6Ec. a city feed, hominy chop, oil meal, S20 1 S27; ftcreentnga, 30c. a In bulk; buckwheat ginln. c.

I. New York. aharp advance was reported In hog products to.day, attended by llbera' buying for outsldo and packers' account. Quoted: Mess, 110.00 a SI0.75; amlly, a til; short clear. 110.50 JIL 1 Firm.

Quoted: Moss, a 18.50; III 111.50: packet. 19 a (10.00; extra India mess, SIC $10. DRESSED Quoted: Oacon, 80 too 140 pigs, 51ie. a CUT bellies, firm; smoking bellies, 10 a 13 Mje. a 14 pickled shoulders, quiet; inotod plcklo'l hams, firm; quoted 71ic, sg ii 4eti 4 BO lit i Fa i lie.

Western. 10 Dull. Quoted: a 6-10c. country, quoted 13.30; city lard firm, quoted 14.9S a )G; refined, firm, quoted South America, 15.85; Continent. 1C.60; Brutl kegs, HI; compound, steady, quoted city, Western, Quoted: Oleo, city lard Etcarlno, 67fco.

NEW YORK PRICES. WHEAT. Opening. High. Low.

Pob.O. 1.0l»i 1.01',; 0714 Fob May July Feb May July May Miy Peb Mjy July Mny July Fob May July May July 07K 8DK DOU S91i CORN. 87)4 8014 35 3M4 OATS, Z9H 29H LARD. 3514 3474 34V4 29H 5.45 S.S7 CIIIOAnO PRICES. WI1BAT.

Opening. High. 1 4 07 S5H 85K CORN. 20Ii OATS. Fob.ti.

Fob.S. 84H 2914 SON, 23K LARD. ...6.05 5.131, 6.02H ti.iiV, 5.1214 8444 Mil JHi on 87 J4 SOU 21 24ft 2314 5.10 5.1714 5.0214 .1314 May 6.15 5.20 5.1214 t.VItt 5.12V4 July 5.20 5.271i 5.20 5.25 5.20 POltK. May 10.45 10.0214 10.45 10.00 10.1314 July 10.95 10.05 10.62)4 10,0214 10.50 CASH Northern, No. toundry, 111.75: Iron, Soutliern, No.

2 nbft, tlO.25; steel reKe, flO: pig Iron warranu, 18.10; Inlte copper Ingot, J10.W; tin, 113.95; lead, snol- ter, 14.10: wheat No. 2. red, (l.oaii; oorn No. mixeq, oatA No. 2, mixed, flour, Minnesota patents, 15.25; cotton, middling, 614o.

toffee, No. 7, Rio, sugar, granulated, 6lie. moliues, O. prime, beef, family, S11.25 beet name, 123! tallow, prime, pork mesi, (10.60; liogs, drelsed, lard prime, 15,30. 13XPOHT3 144,019 oats 80,218 rye, 8,700 peas, 24 beans 74 bu.

i Dour, 007 bbls, eacki; eornmeal, S2I oatmeal, 250 hey, IS bales: rosin 22! bills; tar, reflnei petroleum, 85,78 cotton-seed oil, gals, i lubricating oil. 6,600 tata. i pork, 84 betl, 31 14 bacon, 1,318,275 hints, 6,600 lard (87,050 Ib.i lard oil, 50 grease, (0,000 lo. butter, 9,000 cheese, Ib. OHIOAOO AVHEAT MAKKET.

OHIOAQO, Veh. ruling strong vntl within flfleen minutes ol the oloso wheat took sudden and Inglorious fall. Unloading oredltoi by some to Cudahy and Letter, and by other to Bt. Louis holders, started the market dowi Ml rtiuHeil In lilli ot a snd fraction beildei, the market closing HO, a Fulures closed follows; Oso. i May SBfto, a July, CHICAGO WVH STOCK, OiirOAao, receipts hogi le(t over, i.nit ettUnated reoelpti (o mirrow, M.OOO: mjrket fairly jotlve anil stronger light, W.70 hew M.WS1 steady cowl and Jellen.

11,10 an omoltl wotlpta yesterJay OOTTOiV. lAoUvt tradlpg Ml npl? 'mirk'e. 117 polntf. futurei Average movement of cotton at the ports, full, cant In a good meaiure by con- nued Uberal clearance! ftfld by Indlcslloas of ctlvlty tor Mine time to coma on the pitt of tto uplnnen of Grrnt Orltaln and the Continent a comptlltlon with American uplnnem Tor npot applies, ttecent advlcM from Fttll Hirer were of encourtictng characUr, A factor In the la to afternoon wiw advance 3-16c. in Bpot cotton In the local market.

hlcti clocijd i.ulo;, on tho of for J.I.I 11 up upl.irn nnil for mMdllnn Rulf. CcUon Exchange Liverpool cibltc.i: Spot otton bUHlnoflH 'filing; 15,000 eculation aiui exporl, 1.000; Anierl.Mn, colpU. U.OOO; American. 12.00'J; middling up- inds, 3 5-J6d. KuturoH optne.l tuctK.y-, partlaliy 84:1.

dflvnnro. toady, net unclianne'l to d. a advnnce, a.lM-iS; 15HS; March-April. 3.15>,j[»; Aprll-Miy, 3.1CU: ay-June. 3.17,-*; 3.17',iS; 18D; 3.1S>iS; 3.1HM; S.I3',4H.

ManctKS- Yarns olaihs, fair dcniant. al lull aten. The of contract or.ccfl to-day ax otlown: obnury prll JI10 ly pptomber Opening. High. 6.10 IU4 6.1? fi.19 fi.lt!) c.ai C.ol a fi.nl a R.01 a a B.I.-; a fi.HI fl.IH a 1.1!) a 6.1" 22 ovember 6.0S 6.22 a tf.LM n.01 e.uu O.OJ ti.07 COFFKK.

York C-inoe Kxi-hanfte. Feb. 9. for tho entire noMnlfm were 2,600 bafiii, Tlie murket (jnlet Mdy at iinchniiRod prlccsi to un of ntit. cliwlnR nt net unchJnRcd prli-eM lo an Ivanci' of Ii The marvel Kput llMzlllnn rcffeo rnleil quiet, ibout Blcaily, prices; No.

7 Itlo, uvolco loin. and JobblnR parrels The market (nr roffeon WAH fllca'ly, with Sales of InvoL'O Included 41)0 Central American, 300 tiftRR and 0 Maracalho nn private termH. Qilotatlonn: aracilbo, a c'ucuta, a a Ixicuayra. 7e. Sava- Illa, 3He.

a Mexican, a Central merli'an, 714e. a Coslu lilra. 7c. olfeo In 6c. a Mocha, a 1'ndatiK, Interior.

a lanolefl. a Corlnchlo, 2oc. a 27f. a range of contract prices ta-day w.ia as oSruary prll OpcnlnR. Keb.8.

S.BS a 5.o:> Ti.Cj 5, (J." uly iKHSt ijitorabcr rtoiwif ovember C.ll) C.10 6.10 a R.S.". 5.M) 6.S3 S.K.j a fi.S'l c.9o a fi.tw £.90 6.00 fi.OO a fi.05 fl.on ft 6.05 G.Oo a ft. JO fi.su G.OJ Banking and Financial. NEW EDITIONo Banking House of I 03 Broadway, New York. 5 State Iloffton; 403 Wnlnut Phlladolphlu.

ccute orders In Stocks, Uurula, Orutu, Cottoti, Provlnlotirt on llin N'ow York. 1'lillatlolitlila. un, nnd Chicago Grain nnd Stock nvcjiimpni or to be carried nn iimrnuln of 3 per nt inoiU-rntn rntos nf Iriioreut, and -Itt cnmirltHlnit. Inioroai ullowud on ninrRlna nid iltponKrt, subject to cliecU nt alslit. Write or rail (or our '40(1-1'AU 3I3CUHITY lANtfAL," conceded by JlnnltB.

K.xchanf;eu, I'rcnti. and Hoard of ratio to bu tho bent HUUaUcM Innnclul publlrathm ever Ismu'd by any IJnnklun lounu. fllvlng maps, report nnd prices for 10 to 30 yearn, thereby enabling in- t-fctora to ojioratc- on their own ISSUlilJ UHATIS AND MAILED PJIER. OBTBUMINING TMH FIXANC'IAL HKSPONSI- DIUTY OP TUB FIRM WITH WHICH YOU DEAL IS A3 IMPOUTANT A3 SELECTING THE iUOHT STOCK. Now York.

I'liHadolpbla and Donton Nntlomil Dank rvfercncoH furnlttliud. Twouty years' i larnoot cllontolc, most commodloun otUccH, boat broke THRO itorvlcu. 1'rlvato wires to llowton, WHERE TO INCORPORATE. Laws of Virginia most llb'eral and safa; no personnl Habllliy; non-iusossible slock; no re, porls to make; can get charter, organize anil Is, sue slock In Ihreo days. Send for copy of law and Instructions, J.

WHITE, Attorney, Charleston. W. Va. (12) TWELVE PER CENT. 1st preferred coupon atock, 3 per cent, secured by property Interusu -seceding a million dollars; Mfe, reliable certain.

Adilrosa I.VVKSTMBNT9. Equf.ilil lliilldlng, Baltimore, Md, un WALL STRBCT JOURNAL gives raluable luformntlon dally on slocks and bonds. 13 year. DOW. JONES 44 Broad Interest and Dividend Notices.

ADAMS KXPBBB8 COMPANY. Treasurer's Odlcc, N. Kob. 0, 1803. Tho Transfer Hooka of this Company will bo ilosed from 2 o'clock P.

M. Fob, 11, 1898, to the nornlnK ot Mch. 2. 1588. L.

HUBBELL. Troaa. European Steamers. FRENCH LINE. COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.

DIRECT LINE TO (FRANCE.) Sailing every Saturday, at 10 A. M. Prom Pier No. 43, North River, foot 'Morton st. La Qoscogne Feb.

121 La Dretagne March 5 .,0. 12 Champagne. La 19 3en. Ag'cy for U.S. and 8 Bowling Qree-n.

N.Y. TO LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN, from Pier lo N. foot of Clarksoti al. Lucanla.l'*eb. 13.

9 5. noon Etrurla. W. 1 P.M. Uicanla.

March jampanlo, Kob.20, OA. Mj Etrurla, March 19, noon VEIINON H. BROWN Oonerat Agenta, 4 BOWLINO QRBEN. NBW YORK. AMERICAN LINE.

NEW Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. ST. PAUL I'ob. lOiPARIS March 2 NEW YORK Fob. MIST.

PAUL March 0 JIED STAR LINE TO ANTWERP. Bailing every Wednesday at noon. WEBTERNLAND.Feb.l«|NOOHDLAND...March I DBftLIN Feb. MlfHIESLAND 0 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY, Plera 14 15 North River. Office, 0 Bowling Oreun.

Coastwise Steamers, CLYDE LINE, FW The only etoamer line to Charleston, U. and JACKSONVILLE. WITHOUT OHANQB BUPHKD FA8SHNOKH ACCOMMODATIONS. Reduced Bxeurslon Rates Now In Htfeot, Fob. Feb IS fou.

131 Fob. 18 STOW Pier D. R. (foot Itoosevelt st.) 3 M. WM, P.

CLYDE Oen. AgenS! Bowling Qroen. New York, Fla. Cen, fen. Fast F.

p. Line via Jack- sonvllle; ot, 8. Ft, Pan. Line via Charleston. T.

Q. EQER, Oen'l Agent, 375 DVay, N. Y. Auction Sales, NO EXTRA OIlAnrjB FOR IT. Advertliements for TUB WORLD will be receive! at any American District Messenger omce or Postal Telegraph OHlee In New'York City al office rated.

Call a messenger 11'you have box. STORAGE SALE, Standard Auction Rooms. 10 and 21 28th BENJ. S. WISE, Auotloneer.

WILL BULL THIS DAY, THURSDAY, at 2. o'olook, uid (al. lowing days lame 11 mo, 15 vanloads of elegant Household Etfeols, romovod from Guarantee 8lor- age llouto, IN PART, Elegant BrMi and. Mnimal Ceda and Bedding Ohlffpnlers, Drejseri, odd Chain, Parlor Suites Couches, 4o. i Portieres, Hugs, Ltunna ana On Drlo-a-Brao, and 9 fine Muslo Boxes.

Also, Four fine Upright Pianos, by Wheolwk end other prominent nutitert, and 2 Square Planoi. Parties about going housekeeping will Und tills a rere change. Doalen InvHcd. LOU18 UUOtA'NN, AUOTlONBBJt, BY ULlWIANN 00. SAiLESnOOMS, 471 BROAO FRIDAY, ran.

AT vnCK CONTINUATION BAWTI, BV order of Hammerslovigh Auction Sales. 25c. line; Sunday, 30c. HIGH-GRADE Merchant Tailoring, IMPORTED WOOLLENS, VALUATION $20,000. JO1IN AVCTmsEtm, SBLI.S TO-PAY, THUBSI1AY, AT 10.30 O'CIX5CK, AT K.

4211 OOH. SI) THE BXTlItlO STOCK OP J. Kciscr, New Haven, Conn, IMMENSE AND VEHY STYLISH STOCK OF AnoVE. Fine Pants Patterns IS CLAYS, FANV.Y ST111PB3, HAIRLINES, WOUSTEUS. SUITINGS IN CASStMEItF.3.

CI.AYS. SEIIOBS. CHEVIOTS. FLA.KNBLS, P1TC1I11URCW, OVERCOATINGS'. iKU.IBYS, HEAVBIIS.

CAIIIt'S MELTONS. CHIN- MI ILL A P. MONTAQNACS, THIUETS, OltF.VlOTB, TIIIMMIN'US: SILK3. FAUMEU'S S.VTIX. SI.EBVK LININO3, Velvets, Hpool silk, Uuttnns.

I.AItdE IXITS. IlESKilVE. THIS 13 THE PINB5T EVEIl SOLD AT AUCTION. rmilBR OV K. VAN PRAAO TO.

PICTURES FRAMES, 1O.OOO FEET MOULDING, CUTTING MACHINE. FRANK WALKKll, AUCTIONEER, sells THIS PAY. Thursday, nt 10.30 AT 487 6TH NEAR 11TII miOOKLYN, i large Block of above, ronidfitlnfT of Oil Wnlor Colors, Etchings, Engravings; large lino of tint. Oak, Enamel Frames, flolld Durnlnhml oval Frarncs. Enamel and Oak Kjrela, llojcs of loose Pictures, 10,000 feel if 1:111, Onh.

Enamol. llrccn and olher Mould- ings. FIXTURES. 4 Silver-Plated Show-Canon. Cutting Machine, Pinner, VIM-, rlrlndcr, Denr-hes, Paper Cutler.

Peaks. Pnws, In largo lots to dealers. Aucthuifer'fl OrTlre, I10S Droadway, Brooklyn. CLOTHING, Equal to Custom Made. I.

SIMON AND M. IIANPT. AUCTIONEBIt.1, 3KLI, TIII3 DAY. 10.30 A. 440 East Houston IHTRO, cxtonMlvo.

stack of above, roraprlilnB Mcn'a, Uoyi', and Children's and Suits, nno line of Dress and Working I'anta, Coats and Vesta. Grand Army Suits, Confirmation Suits. Heelers, Kill Suits, full lino of uprlng and Winter Overcoats, Ac. Tho abovo all flcisonablc and made In tho latf-it faahlnn. Also, on account former purchaaBM, Komln- sky.

L. 11. U. Walnberff, Qreenbaum, Hamburger, Karp, and Meyer. MORTGAGE SALE.

Paints and Brushes, Wall-Papers, Scaffolds and Ladders. 2 fine Open Wagons. H. OEUiEiia. AirrrrtoNKun.

sra.Ls THIS UAV. AT A. 107J nr. AVIi, tlio ontlru sloi'U of nt'ovo, tronslstlng (if A larRe lino nt I'aliils. W.il|.|'apors.

Bnulios. nils, Var- itlstics, Dried ColorB, also L'l House nnil Htcp l.tililers, ScaJIolds, HlKns, anil BEAUTIFUL, FIXTURES, comprising showcases, Countcm, OuunLor and I'latform Scnles, large (Jlass ORlce, Slitilviti Tabloa, Tdutt, At. WM. D. WATSON, MORTOAGEB.

UEWIJS, AUCTIONEER. By Wooclrow Lewis, StoTo No. ftl near ll.inovcr TIII3 DAY. THURSDAY, BI1, 10, at 12 o'clock, with In our More. Dy ordar of PJrd tlndorwrltcM.

TOD.V.OCO—200 casea Connecticut, and Wisconsin Wrappi'ni, D(ndem ami Plllera, and Hlmmcr'a and Lltt'-o Dutch, ullglitty damaged at a recent flrc. Particular! In Catalogues, PBH. 11. at 12 o'clock, within our atare. For account of whom It may concern.

ICO half mul boxen Formosa, Congo, and Young Hyson and Duca- ranmnKa, Mexican, Santos anil Java Coffee. Dam a go (I at a recent flro. FartlcularH In CataloRiios. MILLINERY, FURNISHING GOODS. 4.

STICKBL, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY. 11 O'CLOCK. AT Central near Hnnnan Brooklyn, ELKOANT LINK OP ABOVE. CONSISTING OF EUO PIKCES BILK AND SATIN niUBONS. SOO TRIMMED HATS AND HONNI3TS SHAPES AND UNTRIMMBD HATS.

COO YARDS SILK, SATIN AND VELVI3TEEN, Pull lino Plumes, Tips, Blrda and Flowers, 100 DOZ. FAST BLACK AND CASII.MBHB H03E, Silk Caps, Drawers, Chemlsos, Aprotls, Underwear. Btisnentleri, Notions, and In fact everything belonging to a first-class store; also 3 Counters, showcases, also 3 elegant Wax Figures, cost over $100, BY ORDER OF S. II. LEV! OFFICE, EAST 85TH N.

Y. CITY. MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER, E. II.

LUDLOW CO, WILL BULL AT AUCTION, ON THURSDAY. FEB. 10, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT THE METROPOLITAN RUBBBR WORKS, FOOT OF ORAND EAST RIVEIl, all tho Oftlco Fixtures, Iron Safes, Desks, Stationery, Block Tables, Gun Fixtures, Sewing 'ami tiuuon-holo Machines, Sewing on Button Machines, Dynamo, Electric Clock, Buttons, Thread and Trimmings, Sample Trunks, Cutting Tables, Electrical Appliances, Piping, Steam Traps, Typewrllers, Shannon File, Fire Hose and Falls, ELEOANT OUTFIT OF A 9 COSTING OVER $2,000. SAM FRIEDMAN, AUCTIONEER SELLS FRIDAY MORNING, 10.30 O'CLOCK, ftlogant Onlftt of above, consisting of 2BO yards Wilton Carpel, recently purchased from 4 Pobuon; olocant Buffot. with Ice-box attachments, costing 1150; Pokor and Checker Tables, 100 Oak Arm' Chairs, 50 Vienna Chairs, Denks, Radiators, Rugs, (Marble-Top Wash Basins, Folding-Chairs, Sideboards, Can be Inspected to-day by 441.

plying at auctioneer's office, 851 Bait SSth noar 2d qve. L. HALPERN, Auctioneer, BOLLS THIS DAY, at his salesroorns, 51 TJNTVBnStTY PLACE. NEAR 12TH BOO LOTS OP FINE AND MEDIUM HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting In parl of elegant Parlor, Dining and Chamber Suits, Chlffonlores, Dressers, Jlno Tufted Couches, Wardrobon, Desks, Com. Bookcaus, pier and Mantel Mirrors, Hair Mattresses, Sideboards, Bnamellod Beds, Piano, Lace Curtains; Portieres, CARPETS.

CARPETS. SOLD AT P. M. JUSTUS, COOKE. AUCTIONEER (EST, 1808).

REGULAR WEEKLY SALE, TO-DAY AND FRIDAY, 10.30 A. M. BACK DAY, FINE FURNITURE AND DIUC-A-BIUO. MANY DB3IRABLE PIECES. COOKE'S ROOMS, 1S8TH ST.

AND 3D AVE. JVBNDBLL. Auotlone. will sell THIS DAY, at 10 o'cltnk, at loot South Dlh Brooklyn, B. 'borough all machinery, twu'ana ot Hhe Sherman Iron ognslatlng 01 Punohos, Drill PrwtoB Vises, aioclts and Dies AnvlU.

PpracB, Power Punch and Snefru Ma'ohlne! Sealot, Bloclis and Pulloyi Boran Iron, Horny anil "liarnew, MAMNUS BY VIRTUH or tt chattel mortgage i Be la, on WEDNESDA PBB. JfcW. ft 10 o'clpck. li WPOB, 134 and 189 Cast 14th and 133 Hast isth In the borough of M.nh»tt«n" to the Olty. ciunt'y and State of New York, the Orehettr Balooi IfUlures, ware, ohatlel ta 'Sw ohatlel now la tha prom ies i' mentloMd, BMlb WBLTB, MorttaMe.

Auction Sales. GROCERIES, NatSonafl Cash Horse, Wagon, Carriage, 2 UPRIOIIT AND SIIOWCASK3, IIANRINd AND 8COOP SCALKS, 3 K1NB COUNTKHtf. HNTRRPRIB1-; COFFKB MILL. IlMlllOX, 1)11. TANK.

DK3K. J. ALX'TIONKKIl, SBLLS THIS DAY AT 10.30 A. "XV, 3D NBA II MIST FRKNII, CLBAN STUCK OK AIII1VB. IN ALL AUOIJT I.OT.-4.

Ablngclon Auction Rooms, 49 STH AVE. PAN'L R. KENNEDY. SELI.3 THIS PAY, AT II O'CLOCK, arpe lot of Furnlturo, Orpin, llc.ldlng. Oilcloth, the of flan; alf.i goods from storaico nnil fsmliloii, of Parlor onj Illnins-H'nm V'urnltuir Iia En.

lleds. Conchea, Wanlrobos, Pier anil MlrrorF, ExtciiHlon Tables, FoliUng- DrcHsors, Kasy Chairs. Rockery, Ac. Upright Piano and Stool. THIS SAM; WORTHY TUB ATTENTION or MUYEHS.

CONFECWEllluYT J. R. WENDELL. -Aurllonrer, mllii THIS DAY it 10.30 A. al No.

Ilcl.l ncir Dro.id- way, Ilrooldvn, a new Slock of above, con- sfsllng of CO'J Ibn, Camllcti. Mpchanlfal Toys, NEW FIXTURES. cherry Counters, r. Upright and Oval Show -lies. Si-nlcn, Candy Jam, Shelving.

Awning, Stoves. (IIKotlu, Chalra. ic. Uy order of Rosen Ktuln 7 AND 9 on PHIDAY, II. HI u'rlork, 210 placet SPItINO WOOLLKXS.

all Kr.Tli-»: at II O'CLOCK, 17 WKT UNI.XIH, 1.0-iO CAHTOXst KP.KNfH Kfatlicri: a Men's. Hoys' Children's anil Pants, alw hlsh-srade to sottlo olalm; Retail MARSHAL'S 8A1.U—Hy virtue of exeeullon. I Kill TO-DAY, al 10 A. lot Uraiw and Iron at To 1st MAX 1:110.1.4, Marchal. Loans.

MONEY TO LOAN, NEW VoniC AND nitOOKLYN. TO JMO. j'KIl CUNT. 1'EH MONTH, ON HOUSEIIOI.D fURNITURIi, HTOHK FIX- TUBES. STOKAOB IIECEIIT3.

MACIIINKHY, wllliout removal. At Iho following tcrmii: S25. per month, 75c. 150, fl.SO; $100, 73; S-00, )6, to persona temporarily embarrassed, wilhoul at- lay. Loans reneweil when ilnc.

All buslncu alrlclly ronfliltntlAl nnd under direct supen-lvlori of Uanklng Department. National Loan Association (INCORPORATED), 9O Nassau cor. Fulton St, Cash Loaned on household furniture in tiae or ntorago ware- reculnts. optu accounu and Insurance pol- Ac. til for 7Cc.

130 ir Ji.Sd SlOO tor J3. or ninouijts In fkime proportion; buslnesfl contliU-ntlnl. ninile il.iv, AND MKIACIBS anil loano.l on; on Inrotncs, rcntn, tatutcs; fthorl-llnio for inoilorutu ninitlitH Collnternl Lonn Association nrtinilwny. und Kxpreim Itlilp, MONEY loaned, legal rates, on furniture other collcuerals open evenings. Equitable Loan Ass'n E.S.

Bu 'rowes, 1123 Broadway, corner GO5. ADVANCES IMMKUIATBI.Y on (virnlttini wlthim rtiniovwl or 75r. J1.50 JlOi). S3: other amounts proportionality; nrtvut, omre.i; i-oitnilontlnl: 13SO. tlroolUyn Loan Association, iloom it.

Nntlonul City Dank Uulldlnrf, MQ FuUon, near Hoerum place, Brook lyn. II. WoUstur, Prexlilent, J. M. KEALY, 176 Broadway Wo loan money nn'lchly on lurniutro In u.ie wltliout removal; amount from $lfi up; eosloa terms; confidential; private loans niiid ADVANCKS Immeillalely on furnlturo wlthou- rcluoval; 9100, S3; other amounlA proportionately; our bonil to State' Ilauklni; partlnont prolocta borrowurn; conflilctitlal.

PEO PLE'S LOAN ASSOCIATION, 373 l-'ulton at, Brooklyn; remember. It'a room 49. IIUILDINO, room S3, 373 Pulton County Loan AaAorlatlon corporntod) loans on furnlturo without romovn day ol uppllcallon-, 13; Ko, Ja, 7io. other amounts proportionately; conudcntlal; private omens. NASSAU LOAN CO.

(I.NCOIIPO RATED.) Tract Society Hull 150 Nassau ronm 92S; loans on furniture without removal; towo rates; confidential. LOANS. Advances procured upon salaries without pub llclty; oojiy payments; prompt allunllon. Iloom 103 Potter Building, 1(5 Nassau, Greater New York Loan Co. (Incorponled), 2CO WEST 12ST1I ST.

Loans, on Furnlturo Wllnout Hcmovdl. Loga! Itutea. Conndentlal. American Loan Inoor. Loans on furniture without removal; lon-esl mtoslathe ully.

U'way, cor. IStli, room 1, INIIEItlTANCES AND LEGACIES collected In tha llnllud BUlea ami Europe, Money advanced UNTIL CLAIM IS COLLECTED M. lllilNACIl, Notary 534 6th HONEY LOANCD salaried people holding pornm nont poHltlomi with roaponulbtQ concornH, uyiot their own nnmos, without security; easy pay ments. TOLMAN, Ifllh floor, 230 Broadway, BOHHOW In tho cheapest mitruot and of gentlemen; wo comply with thftia rcriUlratiuuus uud lend our money on your furniture without Its moval. 3 West Htli corner Bth 37.

A I A tONI3Y advanced -on salaries, I without security; oaey pay- ntn. Ilnom N. Eth floor, 220 llroadwny. S'H UUO '''O LOAN In amounts ot to S100 on household furnlturo without re moval. 131 I'-mit IQtlh basement SALARY LOANS-IZS.

tM. J7B, on aftiarleB', conndeutUli oaay terms; open until H. 301 West Slut bell 1,. IK TO QUICKLY LOANED on salaries, wild out security! easy payments; legal rates, prl il open until Kl W. Ulh near Clh ave ADVANCES to reliable clerks, salesmen ant bookkeepers; easy terms; strictly confidential MBRUANTILH-TRAplNfi 031 Broadway.

MONEY ADVANCED ON SALAHIES. Easy confidential. 23 Duann it, room 8. LOANS on furniture without removal; lowet rates. 180 East lOUIl near 3il opei evenings.

MONEY LOANED on furniture, salaries or an) Boourlty; evening! until 7, MRS. TAYLOR, 143 avo. LOAN on furnlturo without removal; (25, 75c. month, 108 West 42il room 1, MONBV LOANED on salaries without security, Itooill 630, 180 Nassau Amer. Tract Dlilt.

LOANS on furniture, pianos in use or tttaraga 150. monthly. 3iJ W. 28th rt. ALL LOANS on furniture made quickly, In, uso storage.

10 East 14th room 88. MONEY advanced on turnUuro, AETNA. ASS'N. room 6th floor, 220 Broadway. Railroads.

DAtTIMORB ft OHIO, Lsuve New York, Whitehall Terminal (South Ferry) and foot of Liberty 'street, tBxcept Sunday, (Sunder, Chicago, 'MO P. night nlgut (4.80 M. aporty st. only). 1 Olnoltinatl, Bt, Was ilngton.

llaltlraore, t7.8B, "10.00 (Diner) M.80 W.OO V. M. A. M. (Diner), (Diner), ta.ZS (Diner) (Diner), P.

nnd nlglu, Nortolk, tU80 A. M. New Orleans, 3 (through All trains are Illuminated with plnUob ilglit. omowi 113, 173, 494, 11,40 Btoidway, 91 13 14th Bowery, 344 Fulton HI. Brooklyn i Terminal? Biggago Qtwckoi Iroro hole! or residence to aeatlnatlon, 'KUOMDIKE; OAKAPIAN PAOITCO RAILWAY.

Solid Tralni. finest Fait Time, Weekly (rom Vancouver and Vlctorlft WBANOBU JVNBAV, BIWQVA DYBA, Money 8BV94 by, purohaslng ouintn Umej te JtV.nwl,' tV. Vnn Dultatq Railroads, a TO TOiWR UUHU Direct Line to Niagara Falls. All thrmich trains stnp nt Albany. Utlcn, S) r.i- TralnH leave Or.mil Cttural Stp.llon, 42d street Fourth avenue, ua fnllovvH: 8..10 A.

i-m'pt Sunday, tho famous K.Mi'im: STATK LIMITKD. Pantost Tr.iln In lhu worlil. Hm IliifTjIu 4.45 P. Al Niagara P.U2 P. Toronto S.25 M.

This train lo HH ijcallnK capacity. ConncctH at L'tlca for Adlrondaclt M'mntntnrt nnd Montreal. 1.45 A. I'nllBllll'-'ep- sic. Altuiny, I'tfca.

SyraruiH-. Iloclieslur, Hut- falo. Niagara Kulln and Clcvlalid. 0.00 A. SHOItK LIMITKD.

train to rhlcno via MlulilRan LVntrnl route. Duo Iluffalo 8.In P. Niagara 9,30 P. Chlcngo 0.00 A. M.

Ciirrlra aenl drawlnri-rorim cnrrt only. 10.30 A. K.XMIKSH, except Sunilay-For nil Important New York fUnte 1.00 P. LIMITKR For Colnmliui, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and lit.

Liuls. Stops at I'uUKhkeapsla. 1.00 r'l'Kl'lAL. Detroit. Cluveland.

Toleiln and Chlcaso. Stops at I'oughkecpnln and Srhtncctpdy. 3.30 I'. AND AI.UASY PPHCIAL, ex i-ept (Jnrrlflons, Pdlnt, Ueeinle, Albany and Troy. J.OO P.

Hllnltli LIMITKD. hour train to t'hlcogo via Lake Shore rmil' Duo Cleveland 7.15 A. Toleilo 10.01 A. Clileaia 4 P. M.

Tills train connneli al fleve- for ('In-'lnnatl. duo 4.r>:> P. al Toledo for St. duo ICt.ir, I'. due Ktuisiia City next ni'ifnlnff.

Carries HlecplHR and draw- Ing-rcom cars C.I>0 P. WKSTBRS KXI'RKSS. Niagara Kalla, Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit. Chi cario.

Cincinnati and St. 0.15 P. NOKTIIKHN K.XPHKSS. Troy, I'lftltshuiK, Uurllnnton, Montreal ftliu, fx- ccpi nIKhts. Ouawn.

7.5'> P. M. IIIIPPAI.O al'KCIAL. Dally For Adirondack Mountain points and Montreal, via A'llroiulitrk Division, and for Iluf- falo, Niagara PalK Toronto. B.TO P.

LIMITKD MAIL. p-isbi-'UfiiTn Inr points on Full llrottk Hallway, via Lyons, for ItocheRtor, Iluf- falo tUovelHUd. IndlAnapolla and St. 15 1'. BXPRKSS.

Syra- cuaj, Ostvegu, Waterliwn, Dudeniburg, llultalo, Nl.ig.ira Falls. Cleveland, Toledo, Chicago, and, except Saturdays, for Capo Vincent and tho Au- 12.10"' for Chicane, ami principal points on the Now Yorlt Central every nlnht oxccpt Sunday niRhtH. nlRltt Chicago slcoiiera leave 9.10 A. M. and 3.28 P.

exoept Sunday, to Pltlsllold, via Harlem Dlvlnlon. 9,20 A. M. Sundays only, to Plttsfleld and tho Ucrkehlro Itllls. vU Harlem Division.

"ALL-NIOHT" TRAINS TO YONKER8. "All-night" trains run between 155th si. and points on the Putnam Division as far as Yonksrs. In connection with tho elevated road. The only line running "all-niKh:" trains out of New York.

Wagner Palace Curs en all through trains. Tnlni with Plnlsch light Ticket an-J U'agner orHces nt Grand Central Station: 113. 261, 418 Hroadway; 31 Kaftt 14th 942 Broadway, Columbus 61 Went 12otlt 125th st. station and 13Sth st. station, Now York; 333 nnd "20 Kulton st.

and 106 llroadway U. Lrooklyn. Telephone "2730 Thirty-eighth street" lor New York Central Cab service. Uaggago front hotel or resilience by the Wentcott Express Company, JOHN M. TOUCHY.

GKOIttiE 11. DANIELS. Ucneral Manager. Gon. P.iMenger Agent.

YORK. KK1I. 10T1I. LAST N1Q1IT JK EXlioLMEN'r. The last night of enrolment under the constl- illlon nilnptecl by Iho Committee nf Mlty-tlirej will be Thursday, Feb.

Thj enwlmcv. vlll lie liken by I'rlaury which contain varying numbers of i-ntlfj Elwtion DblflcU. Thv I'onSalncJ In encli Primary and the enrolling places therefor arc as Political, STATIONS VOmt OF WKST Ttt'KNTY-TIIItlD ST. AND DKSIIIKISSKS AND COKTLANUT ST3. tnJ'Tho R-avliiK time from IJo.ilirossea and Cortlandt Rtreetii Is ten mlnutea later than that given for Ywenty-thIM Street Station.

7.50 A. M. PAST Buffet Parlor Car New York to Sleeping Car Puts, burg to Chicago. No cojchcs to PlttHburg. 8.50 A.

M. PAST nnd Cleveland. 9.50 A. M. PENNSYLVANIA Compartment Sleeping.

Dining, Smoking ami Observation Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, Toledo, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, St. I.outs. 1.10 I'. M.

CIIICAUO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS, Niishvlllo (via ClilciBO. 3t. 1-ouis. 5.50 p.

WB3TERN Cleveland, Chicago. For Toledo, except Sunday, 7.40 P. M. SOUTIIWBSTEUN EXPRESS. For Plttslmrs, ctnclnnnll, Inillanapolli), Louis.

7.10 p. M. PACIFIC Plltsburg and Chicago. Connects for Cleveland, except Saturday. P.

M. MAU. AND But- let Sleeping Car New York to Altoonn, East Liberty, Plttsburg and points West, dally, ex copt Smulay, No coaches. WASHINGTON AND TUB SOUTH. 7.50, 8.20, .0.60 (Dining Carl, lu.EO A.

12.50, 1.50 (3.20 "Congressional all Parlor and Dining Cars). 4.20 (Dining Car). 4.5(1 raining Car). S.60 P. 12.05 night.

Sunday 9.SO. 10.50 A. M. (3.20, "Congroiulonal Llm." nil Parlor nnd Dining Cars). 4.20 (Dining Car).

4.CO (Dining Car). 8.50 p. 12.0.1 night. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. "Florida Limited," 11.50 A.

M. wort.dan; Express, 4.20 P. 12.05 night dally. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. "Florida Special, 1 J2.SO P.

M. wcok days; Express, n.so II. nnd P. II. dally.

CHKSAPHAKF. OHIO P. M. dally. FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NORFOLK 7.50 A.

M. wcok ilnys nnd 7.40 P. M. dally. ATLANTIC P.

M. week daya (Des- broBHca am) CortlauiU 1.40 Through Buffet Parlor Car and Combined Coach. CAPF. P. M.

wcok doyu (Donbrossos and Cortlandt 1.40 P. Long Branch, Aabury Park (Interlnken, SunilnyB). Ocean Urovo nnd Point Pleasant (from Twonty-thlnl Street Station), 8.60, 11.50 A. 3.20. 4.50, 11.10 P.

Sumlny.l, 0.20 A. 4.50 P. M. (from DesbrosBes and CorMandt sin 9.10 A. 12.10.

3.40, 6.10, P. M. Sun 8.45 A. 6.15 P. M.

FOtl PHILADELPHIA. 6.10, 7.20, 7.EO. H.50, S.M. 0.20 19.50 Pennn. Limited).

0.50 (Dining Car). 10.50, 11.K) A. 12.60, 1.50 2.EO, 3.60, 4.20, 4.20 (Dining Car), 4.50 (Dining Car), G.50 (Dining; Car), 7,40, o.M P. 12.05 night. Sundays, 0.10, "0 8.GO, 0.20, 9.50 (Limited), 10.no A.

l.BO (Dining Car). 3.80, 4.20. (Dining Car), 4.60 (Din- Ins Cur), C.BO (Dining Car), 7.40, 8,50 P. M. 12.05 night.

Ticket oracon: 461, 014, 1196. 132U, 111 nnil 201 Broadway; 1 Astor House; West Htroct Slnllon und stations foot of DoshrftittiH nnd Cortlandt 4 Court street, 860 Pulton ntrent, S3 Droanwny and Brooklyn Annex 8ta- lion, Brooklyn city. Tho Now Yorlt Transfer Company will co.ll for anil chock baggage from hotels nnd roaldoncoa through to destination. Tolephono "1374 Eighteenth street" for Pennsy) vanla Railroad Cab Service. J.

B. HUTCH1NBON, J. It. WOOD, General Manager. General Fasa'r Agent.

LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM. stalloiu foot of West 23d st. (Pcnn. Cortlandt and Deabroaacs stu. time from Went 23d it.

Otlior Agurm show time frpm Cortlondt or Dcabrossea at. 0.30 A. M. dally (Sunday 7 A. for IIAUOH CHUNK anil Intermediate sUUoiu.

8,15 A. M. ilolly lor W1LKKSBAHRE, SORANTON (week EI.MIKA (week days), 1THA.OA; OEKBVA, ROCHF.STEn, BUPPAtO, NIAOAltA FALLS end the Wot, and principal local points; Dining Car and Chair Car to Uuftalo, 12.00 noon, dally, except Sunday, "BLACK DIAMOND KXPKESS, 1 Arrives Buffalo 9.56 P. H. Pullman Vbatlbul Day CottohPa parlor Cara.

Scrvlol. Mtali a la carte. Connoow at Uuftalo with through aleopar to Detroit ami Chlcaso, 12.40 dully, CXoont lor MAUUH CHUNK and Intimncillato points. 1J.BO, J.lt P. only, (or BASTON, MAUoit CHUNK ana the coal branchon.

1.40 P. "tally, enecpt Sunday, for PITTSTC-N. 80KANT6N and Drlnelpal liuermodlito ttattani. Connecta for al Mlnta In coal cnalr Car tor Wllkoslnrro, 4.10 P. M.

dally, except Sunday, for WILKBSBAnBB, PITTSTON, SCBANTON and prlnolpal Interroedlato stations. Connects (or all poInU In coal ronlons. Pii)lmon lluffot Parlor Cnr M. daily, except Sunday, for MAUOU OHUNK and Intermediate stations. car to Uethlehe-ivi.

"liM, r. Sundays only, (or EASTON and Intermndlnto 0tatlon0. 56 8.10 M. dally, oicoopt Sunday, (or BAS. TON and principal Intermediate P.

dally for NIAQ ABA and all points Pullmnn Sloooer Vostlbulo Train York to Chicago, llMPOTi to nuKala tnd Toronto, 8,00 P. M. dally, except Sunday, stopping only St SOUTH PliAINFlBLD, BBrtl" LEH1BM, MAUOH OSUNK, L. ft D. 8AYRB QIS.VPVA, ROOIIBSTBI1, 13ATAVIA nVFJ-Alo tonpNTO.

Pullman si.op.r lor Sultalo. Nono but rxuioniiors No 9.00 P. M. Sully tor WILKBSnARRU, ITHAOA, OBNEVA', ROOHpfftBR, BVOTALO NIAOARA. FALLS sad nil Pullman 'AddJUonal local trains dully, Sunday, (orQOU.Np BROOK and, Intvrmudlals points letvi 10,3 A.

(Sunday! only), 6,10 gnu e.JO'P, Tickets ond Pullman acooromodntloni at 119. Ml, AaTHf. and'isw a wtvp B' IN Bowery. NeV York! Fulton 4 Court Broadway nnd. Brooklyn n.

m.inlj for Klc-tl'in Illrlrli-t. F111ST D1ST111CT. in Primary lilmrli-t to K. 200 flloro): 2,1 Prim. Dial.

(7th to IJtli 11 No it. (t'-irlier Hhop). SWONP ASSEMULV IllSTIHCT. One I'rlm. Plat.

entlro Awembly New Cliam.ierii Kt. (barber -hop). AM1EMI1LY DISTIHCT. 1st I'rlm. Dlsl.

lint to 10th B. No. st. charter 2d Prim. Mst.

(llth to "'M I' 1 No. I'M (barber shop). Ifrt'llTll ASSSMHLY DISTItlCT. One Prim. (i.imprlilng the entire Assem- Pl.Ntrl,-'! No 1" liotiverneur (cluti).

FIFTH ASSEMBLY UlSTHIUT. 1st Prim. put. IStll E. No.

156 West 10th st. 2il Prlra. Plsl. (Idlh to 20tB K. No S3 avc.

(clK'ar nturel; Prim. IV.3'.. to B. 11-13 Wavcrlcy piaca, SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTlllCT. 1st Prim.

(in 10th E. No. 2tt (Iniml S'. (lianementl; 2.1 Prim. tlltn I7lh No.

Spring fit. (room upstairs); 3d cl-lll I-. K. No. SO East Houston nt.

SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1st I'rlm. (Hi lc' till E. No. 543 Hudson Bt, li-lnnr Ktorcl; 2d I'rlm.

Dlst. (3th lo lOtt P.I, 67 Sth wvc. more); 3d I'rlm. mill t.i Kiili E. No.

KI sth nve. (cigar 4th 1'rim. IHst. (17lh lo 2MU E. No.

Stll finrc). EIUHTII ASSEMBLY DISTIHCT. One Prim. Dipt. i-ntlro Asrembly Phrrli-u.

271 llran.1 M. (Tho. F. Ituhlo Ilo- pulillt-an I'liibl. NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

One Prim. the enllre A5sem- My PlntrMl, No. 292 Sth TKXTH ASSEMIU.Y I -1st Prim. PNt. (In to 5th E.

No. 93 ESSPX fit. 2d Prim. (illh ISth E. P.I.

No. 1st avo. (barbor nliopi; I'tim. Pl.it. Until Jltli E.

No. In ih.irber EI.EV!:STII ASSEMBLY PI3TIHCT. Isl Prim. Plsv. llsl K.

No. 263 Wc.st KI. tl'iittcr ami CKR store); 2d Prim. Plst. to 2lsl PJ, So.

West Sltb. t. (undcrMIicr'K 8th)pl DISTRICT. Ono I'rhn. I lift, (romrrislnj the enllro Assem- ly No.

4JS st. (c.ilhl. TlllRTEBNTH ASSEMULV DISTRICT. Is: Prim. Dlst list.

21. ISlli E. No. ,45 Kith Mure); 2,1 Prim. Dlst.

(16th. 7lh, ISth, 13th 1C. Nn. 503 West 45th candy ctorc); ltd Prim. (4lh.

6th. 12th. 3th, Kill E. D.I. No.

434 West 40th (carpet itorc); Ith Prim. Dlst. ttuli, Mh, 9th, lotlt, B. No. 625 Sth avc.

ForitTEENTJI ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1st Prim. Dial, list to ll'th E. No. 1CI Avo.

A (barber Bhopt; 2d I'rlm. Plat. (13lh 24th G. P.I, So. Kast idth ht.

Onnndry). FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Ono Prim Plst. iwmnrtslng enllre Assembly District). No.

31S West at store). SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. Prim. Dlst. (comprising cntlro Aeacmblr District).

No. Ave. fltorc). SKS'ENTBHSTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. One Prim.

Plst. (comprising entlro Assembly No. IH7 Mn ulgar EHIHTEENTII ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1st Prim. Dial.

(Int. 2d, 3d. 14th, IMh. 17th. IStll, 19th E.

No. H5 Eaat 17th tl. (tailor Hhop); 2d Prim. (4lh In 12th, 10th, 20lh to E. Na 291 1st ave.

(bird slore). NINETEENTH AS3EMULY DISTRICT. 1st Dim. (1st lo Slh E. No.

9J Amsteiilam ave. (rlgar store); 2d Prim. Dlst. (10th, llth, UUi. lllh.

If.th. 16lh K. No. 145 Amncrdam nvo (clgnr more): 3d Prim. Dlsl.

(9th. 13th E. DJ, No. Duulevard, (clgur nlnre); 'Itll I'rlm. Dlsl.

(17tb. ISth. 19th B. No. 172 Amsterdam e.

(tullor shop); 5th Prim. Plat. (20th. 2lst, 22d, E. NE, corner 72il st.

iinrl Columbus ave. olilce); 6tll- Prim. Plst. C(th, '25th. 2(iih.

27th E. No. 30S lloulevard. West lofllro tif funer.il director); "til Prim. Dlst.

29lh, SUth. E. corner S2d Ujtilcv.ird. Weal (vacant 'tore); Prim. Dlst.

(32,1, 33d. 34th, 3ith K. NE. earner Slth st. und lloulevanl.

West TWENTIETH ASSE.MI1LY DISTRICT. One Prim. put. (romprlrliig cntlro Asscmblf No. 2JV East Ml.

(lull). TWENTY-FIRST ASSBMULY DISTRICT. tut I'rlm. PUt. (Isl.

llh, 5th 13. No. 60r, ave. (barber shop); 2d Prim. Dlst.

ifitli, 7th. Dili, lOlh. llth E. No. 674 Columbus nvc.

(real-caulo otlU-e); 3d Prim. Dlst. (Sth, 12th E. No. 700 Amsterdam avo.

(nn- milniery Wore), 111! Prim. Dim. (13111, 14th, 15th. 10th, mil. ISth E.

No. 59 West 98th al. (New Amstterdiim Republican Club); 5th Prim. Dlsl. (20th.

Slsl. 22.1, 23d. 2llh. 25th. 26th E.

No. 35 Manhattan SW. corner IQ'M (real- estate olncc); fiih Prim. Plat. (19th.

29th E. No. 820 Wuatera' (bicycle atoro); 7th. Prim. Plst.

I27thv E. No. SS9 Columbus oliop); Sth Prim. DIM. 4M No.

MO Amsterdam nve. (tailor ulore); 9th I'rlm. Plst. (34th, H. No.

S51 West 114th (Tlio Monlerey); 10th Prim. Dim. 33ih, 4flth. -IUt E. No.

21G3 Sth avo. (Leroy cigar stove). TWENTY-ST. XJNP AriSE.MHLV DISTRICT. 1st Prim.

Dlst. (1st to 7th E. 34 Prim. Plat. (Sth to E.

No. .115 Eaat 45th st. (club); 3d Prim. Dlst. (Uth, luth, 2dth to Oil K.

No. SO!) 3d 4th Prim. Dlst. (16th to 19th E. No.

SU9 lat uvc. TWENTY-TlllllD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT. 1st Prim. Plst. (1st to ICth E.

No. 55 uvrejK'o houae); 2d Prim. Pint. (IKh, to 19Ul. Hist E.

No. lOli Wiut 131th ut. ((alley more); 3d Prim. Plat. (22J, 21th.

27th E. No. 405 Weal 145th st. (tailor store); 4th I'rlm. Dlst.

(20th, 25th No. 1662 Amsler- ilam avo. (upholstery shop); 5th Prim. Dial. (26th, ZSih, 29th, Mill, 31st E.

NK. earner Amslcr- dain ave, and 13Slh Bt. (real-eatato omcc); tilh f'rlm. Plat. (32d, S3d.

Slth, 35th B. No. 2103 Amsterdam uvo. TWENTY-FOURTH ASSEMIILY DISTRICT. lut 'Prim, Plat, (lat to Sth R- No.

21 ave. (vontoHlonory store); 2d Prim. Dlst. (9th to 14th E. No.

213 Kuat Mill at. (Hhoo store); 3d Prim. DIM. (lath lo '22il B. No.

110S 2d ave. TWHNTY-FIFTII ASSEMULY DISTRICT. 1st Prim. Dlsl. (Isl.

2(1, 3d, Itsli, 10th, 17th, 24th, E. No. 37 East llllh at, (need store); 2.1 Prim. Dial. (4th, nih, 13th, 14th, 15th, 22d, 23d No.

1177 Uroadway (noto ohange); but. nth, Sth, 9th. llth, 12th, 19th, 20th, E. No. 152 Mudl- TWENTY-3IXTII ASSEMIILY DISTRICT.

Ono Prim. Dint, (comprising cnilra AsAcmbly District). No. 1225 3d ave. (Ivy Cluo).

TWENTY-SEVENTH ASSE.M'HLY DISTRICT. Prim. Dl3t, Hit, 13th, 14th'E. No. 131S llroadway BupplloE); 2d Prim.

Plst. (2d, lain E. No. 101 fith avei (club roam); Prim. Dlst.

(3d, 4Ih, llth E. No. Broadway (roal-eutalu o(ucy); 4lh IllM. (5th. 9th, 10th E.

714 7th avo. store); 5lh Prim. Plat. (Oth. 7th.

Sth B. No. 239 West 50th HI. (oluco); lith (I5tli, loth E. No.

-I0y Sth nvc. (llorlBt'u): 7lh Prim. Dint. (Hill K. No.

-08 West 48d st. (uhoe. maker shop, basement); Stb I'rlm. Dlst. (18th E.

Windsor (Ith Prim. Dlst. (Mill 13. No. 851 tilh uvo.

(tailor store); 10th Prim. Dlst. (20th E. No. S9li Otli uvi, Ulorlifs); lllh Prim.

Dlst. '(21st' E. No. 388 Park nvo, (moat markol); 12lh Prlra. E.

No. 395 Park nvo. (tailor inch Dlsl. (24IU.R Hill Hotel; J4th Prlra, Dial, 2SIU K. Hotel, TWENTY-I'IIOIITH ASSEMBLY Ono Prim.

Dlst. (oomprlBlng oiitlro" Assombly District), No. 1379 3d avo. (cigar store), i TWENTY-NINTH ASSEMULY DISTRICT, 1st Prim, Dlst. (1st, 2(1, 3d, 4th, Sth No.

1017 6th avo. (Plaza Republican Club); 2d IMm. Dlsl, (Sth, 1th. 8th, Oth E. 671'Mudlion avo.

(llorlEt's); 3d I'rlm. (lOlh. ISlh, 13th E. No, 03H Parlt avo. (drug store); 4th Prim, Dlst.

(14th, IBtli, 16th, 17th IS. No, 809 Park avo. (bleyolo shop); Sth Prim. Olst. (istli, 19th, 20tll.

21st, 22d E. No. 083 Park. u.vo! (plumber); OMi Prim. Dlst.

(23cl, S4th, Mth, 2Jth, 28th 13.. No. 1125 Park avo, (barter sliop), v- TIHRTIETH ASBBIIDLT DISTRICT, One Prim. (comprising, entlro Dlulrlct), No. W6'l im.

car, SUlh Iteaif TIHR.T.Y-FIRST.ASSEMDUY DISTRICT. 1st Prim. Dlst. (1st, 2d, 3d, 4thT till, 'Sth, 7th, Sth, lOlli E. No.

1719 MadfBon are, (cigar Btoro)! 3tV Prim. Dlst. (lllh, lilli, 13th, 14th, 16th, 20th, E. NO. 16 Uast 185th st! (undortaUor aa (Oth, loth, 17th.

ISth, lllth, 24th E. No. 2040 7th are. (ciga store); 4th Prim. S.Sth, 86th, lUh, 28th, 20th, 30th, 32d E.

433 Lonoi nve, (drug store). THIRTY-SECOND ASSBMDUY, DISTRICT, 1st Prim. Dlst, (1st, ad, 4tli, Dth, oth B. No. 1703 ave.

Iclgur storo); 2d Prim, Dlst, (oth, 7th, lith, 13Ui, 14th, 15th, leth, 223, 23d. Mlh, Mill, 27111.13. No, 1090 lax, Ingion avo. i 3d Prim, Dlst. (10th, llth, mh, 17th, ISth, Will.

E. Nq. 203 Umt WlUi at. (undortaker's uloro). THIRTY-THHtD ASSEMIILY DISTRICT, Ono Prim, Dlot; (eomprlilng onllro Dlitrlot), NO, 177S avo.

(olgar ASSEMBLY D1BTIUOT. 1st Prim. Dlst, (1st to 10th H. No, 201 ot. stare) I 24 V'rlm, cut.

ISOth to 33Ui a Mo. 3illO 3d iiMi (olKar Btoro). THirtTY.FIPTH ASSEMHLY DISTWOT. Jit Prim, Dlst. (1st, Dd, 4Ui.

t. 8 TO 1 NA 0(7 Slit, 82d and Brl m. is,) wui ol ITWt it. (vaoant.nWro)) Oth Prim, DUt, (IN. i atth flTil, in mo!.

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