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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
FAILURE IN KANSAS CITY.
THE LARGEST SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN
MISSOURI SUSPENDS
AssIGNEEs NAMED FOR THE KAN;As CITY SAFE

AssIGNEES NAMED FOR THE KAN:As CITY SAFE
DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY - TWO
RUNS SUCCESSFULLY wITHsToOD
Kansas City, July 1.-THE Kansas City safe Deposit
and Trust Company, the largest savings bank IN
Missouri. and considered to be Of the str)nGes,
institutions In the State, failed TO open It's doors this
morning posted notice stated that the ban"
had assigned last night to Walter j. Bates and W. ID.
Mcleod ard that the latter had taken possession.
The assets OF the concern are given F2OoO.ool
ana the liabilities II 200 600 The bank capital
tied for 100000. lis president Is j. C. Danagh.
". 7. Moore is vi-c-prc,ldcnt. and T.. {. tai,lry
cashier II Is asserted hy the officers that they VIII
be able within thirty days 70 pay all obligations IN
full. Little excitement was caused by the failure,
and II Is not thought that II will affect other
Kansas city institutions. Tho Iank will ont ~
business after winding mp it, affairs. The as,-nec,
say they know nothing oi The prcson' 60 dillon %.
the bank and that correct statement VIII not ~'
forthcoming for three, or four DAY.
rae faEul Wir ca'~c much trDullc among
depositors though II Is probable they viii be paid In
mll. Thi- T. the bank % wEl"h two run were
started recently. They were stopped ~ enforcing
the thirty day clause. Later. when matters had ap
parently qulcicd down Nh" ank demanded nnet' daN-
notice bfeorc The withdrawal Of deposits. TINS WI
the first sign II wcak. cs~. The assignment wa ml
owing TO rapidly maturing paper. which the ii cc'"r
knew they could not meet. since The recent run ih
bank ha, been crowded daily. Tho bank had Over
OcOO dcpo tors. and less thar two month, ag1 hid
over So 100000 In deposits. II paid mp capital ~.
effort was made 10 avert tn" Hss g'imrni, ana ihr
clearing house was genefOus H. it. 1ld.
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July 10. July IL. Declines.

Equivalent Of e1s. exdIvdeDd OF per CENT
The prominent sellers the hoor OF the o'oeh
Exchange were the brokers usually employed oy inc
large bear operators. They sold steadily Ill my
and In the late dealings pressed stocks upon all DID
asrs. Yet Wall Street could hardly credit me oear
Traders with selling which would have been utterly
reckless II 1t were all for "short" account. Inc
conclusion reached by many observers that these
brokers were employed In the hope OF nsgmsins
realizing sales. Liquidation was suspected IN spi'e
OF al Appearances. and many observers cohciuacei
nat must have represented financial necessity
'o dihgent inquiry failed to reveal any indica'''n
VI weakness embarrassment. Rumor was BUSY
ioe time with the Of a prominent capitalist
es wen-informed men discredited the whispers.
'oar Of many OF the banks ELECTED emphatic state
"snts that no knowledge Of trouble existed. 1t was
md that the banks had called any large loans or
9e mailing neossnous sales Of collateral securities
me absence Of any demand for Clearing House loan
~pnceses was pointed to evidence that there was
~ pressure nom any direction. 1t is universally
SSsesved that the commission houses In the Street
49, generally protected themselves against any dc-
ana the amount Of securities carried for spec
Hn. NV account has been steadily reduced for some
~ III tho liquidation In carly May having brcn
0tsnsye Wall Street Was ct loss TO explain
80 OF the days depression, but was satisfied
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EXECUTIONS AND ATTACHMENTS.
A HARDWARE DEALER WHOM HIS CREDITORS
CANNOT FIND-MR. NEW WILL NOT

BE RECEIVER.


Deputy Sheriff Mulvancy has received an execution
for $50 720 against the United States and Brazil Mall
Steamship Company in favor Of Grown Brothers d Co..
on various letters Of credit.
Deputy Sheriff McGtnis has received five executions
against the Britannica Publishing Company at No. $50
Broadway. aggrceltmg about - 400 The company
incorporated on May. Loo, with a capital stock Of
800 900 succeeding 10 the busine,, OF the Henry q.
Allen Company Of when Jacob Il. Cassclbery was
tic manager and h. continued The head Of the
new company. 1t formerly had branches In Chicago
and Pttsburg The annual report IT, January said
that the liabilities did not exceed $4,000 and the
assets were 100000.
Deputy Sheriff Young has taken charge OF the store
OF Ferdinand Book. dealer ia hardware at No. -
Warrcn-st., on attachment for S96! in favor Of
the G. F. Guyon Company. on the ground That he
was keeping himself cO.ccaled 10 avoid creditors.
The Sheriff has received attachment for S1o1 $50
against the Central Railway and Banking Company
OF Georgia in favor OF Charles J. Mckay ard hns
served copies Of II OH the Mercantile and Central
Trust companies, the Hanover Bank and other con
Germs
The argument the application for The appoint
ment OF Tobias New receiver OF tDe !. New Mn'I
featuring Company in proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution OF the corporation was heard BY Judg"
Gudrrs!cevc, In the supreme Court yesterday.
number of The creditors objected 10 the lppOntmcnt
OF Mr.. New who j. president Of the company. Judg-
Gilderslecve said he would not appoint him.
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u.s zrboIl, unexpected as the house has long pro"
looked upon as one Of the strongest private pa'''
Central Illinois. II the depository W
| county city and township funds the COUNTY -
| urcr alone being involved 10 the amount VI ''0'
than $4,000. Mr.. Thornton has large iahaeu
! tates and other good security. and 1t Is hopou
will b. able pay dollar for dollar 10 All
lie reserves nothing. and in any event Will D' '
pennies. The bank has always en)oyen
| patronn-c md been backed by ample capl'"I '''
wa, therefor, popular depository for re" INV
Door Hundreds OF business men and FARMERS "''
/ involved and the failure will probably prov
great blow 10 all business interests. As Ic'"'
OF the Thornton bank failure. Charles +. W od"a'''
q, the star Mills OF this city, was compeIl'o ~
assign today. with liabilities OF $4,000 ana "S''
Of so 900. c. :. Woodward is the assignee.
salt Lake City July 1.-THE Commercial National
Bank Of ogden failed 10 open It's doors YESTERDAY
morning The directors called meeting OF all wv
other banks In the city on sunday and gave hc''
that owing TO the spcculaons Of O. +. Ill., M
cashier who defaultcr 10 the extent oI T'"'o'''
tho banks capital much impaired thA' ''''f
had decided TO go into Liquidation. The directors
arc wealthy men. and dcpositorS Will los" h"'l"-
Hill has not yet been arrested but has turhe" wv
all his property to the bank. There were no fun'
on the othr banks, all OF which claim 10 be III h"N-
condition Iarcombc & Co.. Of ogden. merchants >,
made an assignment yesterday, having a'ae@ VI
$i2 900 and liabilities Of $4,000.
Boston. July 1l.-Euecne Il. Knapp. we'll known
builder OF Brookne. has assigned. His assets AN
labiltic, not stated.
Auburn. Ind. July 1.-THE private bank o' JOIN
L. Davis did not open for buncss hi, morning. an &
c. A. Davenport has been appointed assignee. lh'i'
was no run on the bank and the assets and liza
hilities cannot a. yet be learned. Mr. DAVIS also
operates a private bank at Garrett. Ind
Milwaukee. July 11.-Mr. label, lessee of the ochh'Z
Park Opera Company. made an assignment tonight
which cuts sLort the summer engagements oil
number Of singers. The company has been losing
s1OCO a week for time
O'Neill Neb. July 1.-THE Holt County BANK
failed this morning. No statement Is as yet Cd
tainable
Philadelphia. July 1l.-FredcTick J. Amweg. Of
this city, the contIncor for The state Asylum Tor ~
Chronic Insane ut Wcrnersville failed today VIII
liabilities at 100000. Mr.. AmwcE tlai II he
has time TO complete the asylum and other contracts.
his assets will be- 100000 Srlngency 0f the
money market and untrue rumorS TINT lac used Uad
material in constructing the Wcmer>vlc Institution.
which affected his credit are given 10 the CAUSES
OF the embarrassment.
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rouble. nv ue'eioPihcEt d local
The LEATHER TRADE AGAINST SILVER
A CALL ISSUED FOR A MEETING 10 URGE THE
REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN LAW


REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN LAW.
The following letter las been sent t. various NOR
chants by leading houses in the shoe and leathe,
trade:
Inc continued purchases Of silver by our Government
have created universal dstrst both at home and ho,d
have contracted general business eurtailcd credits and
allowed 10 continue must bring general disaster through
out the enuie mercantile community this country
An extra session Of Congress has been called u mo .,
at The beginning Of next MONTH in order b. abolish the
present law compelling silver purchases and to enac.
such laws as will put this country on sound uuauca,
basis.
As the advocates OF silver ale exciting all their
efforts In order to have the present obi Aus Silver pur
chase bill remain law the statutes it is Of the mos:
vital Importance for all merchants irrespective Of
opni us. TO give expression REPRESENTATIVES il.
both houses Of Congress necessity Of the rchabta
ton of our credit and abroad BY the INN diat,
repeal OF the so-caiied SHERMAN law"
1t is herefore proposed TO hold meeting neat Wednes.
day July IL, at 10 30 a. IN. the NewYork Hide and
Leather Club where trade is to adopt an address and
resolutions urging Congress the speedy repeal Of
the law which compes the Government to purchase 300
600 ounces Of silver each month.
1t is furthermore proposed send an Of the
views Of the trade customers West and South -
as 70 help 10 create ne public opinion in favor OK
sound money You earnestly invited t. attend this
meeting
D. WALLERS1FIN.
FANfRW EAfHER & LADEW,
WALLACE. ELLIOTT & CO.,
UANAN A son,
EDWIN c. EU TT A. CO.,
New.YOrk. July T. WILLIAM Ni'i'i'' w.
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To MAKE PHILADELPHIA A RESERVE CITY.

philadelphia. July 11.-Th" presidents 4 a number
Of National banks I'm this city are taking i"p' toward
having Philadelphia made central rrserN" city, aN
arc New-York. Chicago and -. Louis. a petition
will probably he sent 70 the Secretary % me
Treasury asking him officially to declar" this city
such a depository. Under the net Of lss7 III" Con
troller 81 the Currency Is authorized with the ap-
provnl of the Secretary OF the Treasury. TO grant
request OF this kind provided the applcatlon shall
be signed By three iourths or more u the National
banks Of any city with population q over 10000.
There are fortv-onc National banks IN Philadelphia.
and the approval Of the required "cfcurth- l.
confidently expected. Should the project b" succces-
ful 10 viii have II beneficial Influence upJA Philadcl
nLIa's banking and mercantile Interests
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OTHER BANKS AND FIRMS GO DOWN
FAILURES REPORTED FROM VARIOUS PARTS o
TINE COUNTRY


TINE COUNTRY.
St. Louis, July 11.-Charles. Henry f. and Ella {.
Hoyle OF this city, who. heirs, have Jointly man
aged nm estate, have made assignment to {. T.
Nicolls Of their combined property interests. Their
assets are $235 900. less membranes sgcregatnG
100000 The liabilities about equal TO the net
assets.
Galveston. Texas, July 1.-THE North Galveston Lana
and Improvement Association went into the hands OF
receiver yesterday. The liabilities are estimated
at $500 600 OF which 100000 Is due contractors ana
various other men In tie city. The assets are lands
town sites and Improvements In North Galveston
which has population of about 800. and several
small factories. No estimate Is placed on us vaue
The court appointed Il. A. Reese receiver ana MS
bond was fixed at $4,000 The most distressing
feature OF the assignment IL the impecunons condch
OF the employees. They have received no wages Tor
several months and are In absolute want. They anu
others came 10 North Galveston under the most nat
terpg inducements. II Is believed the first ehort
OF the receiver will be 10 provide means Tor thelr
relief. 1t Is thought that by proper management ana
n let UP in the stringcncy OF the money market the
North Galveston Company will be able To settle Its
indebtedness IN full.
sheIbyvlc, ILL.,, July ll.-rhornton's BANKING
House, Thomas N. Thornton. proprietor. has made an
assignment for the benefit Of creditors. The crash
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A SMALL PURCHASE OF SILVER.

Washington. July 11-Thcrc was only one response
to Acting Director Prostons counter proposition To
the silver brokers yesterday. and that was limited
TO an offer Of 100 900 ounces Of silver nj II IL
cents an ounce. This came from Ncw-York by telc-
graph after the close Of Office yesterday and was
promptly accepted Tomorrow another "hori VIII
be made to more silver, and a. the price IN
London this morning up { penny 70 3" Ia, II
NAV be that the department will have TO pay more
than II : n II decides 10 buy Al all. 1t I, stated
that the purpose Of the Acting Director VI th" Mini
inst now f. steady quotations rather than
10 influence the market one way or another, and
when the quotations have become scsdler II X prob
able that The purchases OF silver will be resumed In
larger amounts.
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MrSEowYERs SAY THEY ARE LOSING MONEY

Helena. Mont, July l1.-Last week did not witness
the closing down Of any Montana silver mines Of
importance. nor were there reports TINT any to
be closed soon. II costs great deal to close
down tho big properties and then after
short period and the companies are Keeping their
mines going under the belief that present conditions
arc temporary only, and that IN few DAYS silver
will be again worth 81 cents more. 1t Is hard
tell exactly what II costs 10 produce silver bullion
the condition and expense vary widely IN lie
different mines, but II Is safe To say that under
present scale OF wages every silver mine running IN
This state today Is losing money fast.
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TO MAINTAIN THE PRICE OF RUPEES.

London, July 11.-ln response TO Inquiries on the
subject in the House Of Commons to-day. 9. f.. Rus
SELL Parliamentary secretary Of the India ONCE.
stated That the object Of the recent silver lccislluon
Of the Government Of India not 10 hx tae value
Of tho rupee at sixteen pence or any other amount.
bu, TO prevent further fall In the price Of rupees.
He add,d that there not yet u fixed ratio OF
value between the rupee and the sovereign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12
DEPOSITS OF CoRDAGE STOCK.

1t was announced in wall Street yesterday that there
had been deposited with the United states Trust Com
panv the trustees for the National COrdage Com
pany Reorganization Committee. 10000 shares OF
common stock and $4,000 shares Of preferred stock
Of the company. This makes total Of over 80 per
cent Of the stock OF the Cordage Company. The
United States Trust Companys receipts for the cordaGe
stock were admitted 10 the regular list In The New
York Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon.
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Boar6 Gn0 Rooms.


MADISON.AVE.. 91.-Eoom. On suite
OF slngly handsome AMI comfortable. t1bl p
excellent, 10 alton convenient for Visitors
u city; rtfof'nrc~.
WEST 74IH-sT.-sciect board Ia south.
ern family RET I~nrc-. &. II. II. C.. l.. y.
BOX ld5
l-JSTfI.>T. 40 EAST -lland-onc.
large, c0, rooms. exec lent board tran
slcaf- occsuI odatrd. reference.
2lST.ST.. o WE>T.-Dc-rablc. cool
rooms hall rooms. visitors to city accom-.
inodsted fable board references.
ysrII-s1.. 80 TAST.-Iarac. handsome
room. with excellent board trInslcn,s &C.
c0lnmOdst ii reference.
5rIH->I. 0l Mf~i.-PI i,ai.,. ,IIl
room. with board summer prices; tran.
s!cnt, table board, references.
5sD.ST.. - MIST Hands moly FUR.
ni-h,d largo and snail ruuu>. excel NJ
table tion-icnts accomm dated reference.
1927 MADlSON.AVE. opposite Mount
Morris Park. Large. cool room with board .
American family no children.
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DressmaklnQ.


A.-AKTISTiC DHESSM Ak NG-l nique
d Signs evening dresses speciality hotel
order, al short notice. and moderate charges.
Mr.. McELKoi. - East vth-sC opposit.
stewart building.
hHrlSrIC DEI>SMAKER.-First lass
ltt'r. desire. more rr gagcmcats b. the d'v
.n nr-t-cla-s families terms. ~ per dag ;
high - references. D.. 2ji 18th ave.
DRE~SNAKlNG.-B respectable young
woman; would assist with chanlberwOTk.
Apply $50 East l05th.st.. top floor.
pEE>SMAKEi. wishes few more
custom"r- At home. NJ. REYNOLDS. 8
Wcst 3I'h-,t.
DREs>NAKt.E and dress remodcller
wants iw ,1or, customfrs Q, out by The
dav refIc.scs. j. NJ. $50 Eas. 3lstst.
DHE>SMAKEG-Art dresses at
home or by thc day; half price. 3ss 9Th
ave. near 2Jl-.t.
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AT REDUCED PHI { f.S.-5C0 second
hand wood and iron working machines I,
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana cx.
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3US Madi
sOu st.
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pomsst,e situatlens
Males

] CoACHM AN Trustworthy. single nan,
| scocSh- Thoroughly under ssinos ,aic Oh
| horse .asGen and lawn; careful driver )
can mills generally useful; good reier-
4 q ces Ad.re,, COMPETENT, Ion -
| Tribune Ohice.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBscRIp
Gounlrn Real Csiate for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties Of al. descriptions for sale and 10
let iuru shed houses
TtBBS & TAYLOR. 5 Beckman.st.
FOR >AIE-Staton Island.--A Wy
choice location f)r Villas. or u LARGE hotel
Z, acres high grounl having superb views
Of TIE ocean, y w.Jcrser and Lang Island
.hoi"s, etc ;. Il. SCIflLFl ELM. 9.S
Madden ave. N-w-N0ik.
FOk SALE.-To manufacturers ana build.
cr' bios n lots. nohting Long Island
Railroad. viih bLllcaI waterfront on Now.
town irek. Apply 10 =. l.. - HlErI'E-
LIN. 3js Mad sOn-avc. New-York.
SHORE PROPERTIES aong New.
Haven Railroad all prices; including largo
ariraIc uacts. j. W ATWA1 Err, o.
Libsffy-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

man th.r,uqhly understands his business
and handy Tor any kidd OF wyrk refer
D ...,..aa ,r,r.,-- ltDI.f * Fist Jd-st.
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miscellaneous.

EENFMBER. tie only Place FOR channels
glove. IS at Jaime 900 Broadway. i-but.
'0Is. j6c. mousquniair'. J9c dressed XII
sumner shade. &C.; worth double.
THE MERCHANTS and Manufactured
Law and Collecting Agency. 200 Broadway.
Newly TX collections made eyerywhcre
moderate rats; immediate action prompt
returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12

Beautiful Lake George in eI-o hours. via New.
every day "'''"'
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Real Gstnte TO grrhanqe.

A FINE COUNTRY SEAT on the Uud.
son, furnished and all r'edy for cupan y. ( ?
western property. OWNER. Room 10, Al
Wallis
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FOR SALE. CHEAP-Onc Ma Ma ,afe
anI en-. idrnltlre. POSTS STORAGE,
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FURNISHED Rooms.


DIL1IHTFt LILY cool and Comfortably
furnished MONS. cn sLitc and sirgly inst
and s"oud noor> baths h.tI att.iG an. :
con''nicnt ''ls. c.uls; .un.mr rates.
j. East -9th--t.
tINI>ItID ROOM wlh or without
Load fcF g'it!cnan; icf,r'nc =. l37 Last
I-ti--t.
LARGE oQrNKE ROOMS. az monthly
ana upwards Ifltat" atns. rdr, oppDr.
iniiiy. rs West Soth-st.
SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY. occu.
piiug four--tory hop--. will let choice 81
lovely rooms. -ingly or cn suite AZ hall
iit.- fnr -umfnr. 10 -rrur" permanent.
desirable partl", Apply G0l LcAnetol.aye.
VISITORS 70 NEWNURK
Wishing rooms IN most central location apply
., ~ Fat 2ist-,.; references.
Il EAST 2eD-sT -Laf-c nirv room :
clrg,ut.t aud comfortably furnished; small
Moons, references, transient, accommo.
cated.
2nTH.~T. 80 VISTA largo room.
comfortably and elegantly furn shed
13rHST.. lOe wE~r-Larpc parlor for
Ioci.r or $50 r.ru men also lIrg" front
room and bail room; running water. bath ,
m'lcfatc
ADVERTTSENs AND SUpSCRIP.
TIOSS FnR 1liE NEW-NORK TRIH.
yNE WILL III RECEIVED AT THE Up
Town OFFICE 80. I az nrolGuay. "A
door north 4 1hity.nrsi--t and ADNER.
TlsLML. NIS ut the following branch ~.
tecnth.-t 100 Thlrd.sTe $50 Fast 70 ~.
seycnth-.t.. corner 3d.lye. $50 Fast l2jth.
St. Near Third ave.
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for Gale.

- o.
AT REDUCED PRO Es.-500 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought ana cX.
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 3US Madl.
son-st
ATTENTION sewing machlDe. OF all
End Or "e% Ssa go xg goa Tad,@ go
RACSCH'S. .,l5l 3daNe.. llsth-st.
BILLIARD TABLE. in gne order ;
complete: bargain for one who want, one
or hrce. 81 Fat ata.-t.
FOR SALE.-Bicyclc. COLUMBIA; pntu-
matte tires | condition $50. lifoad.
way Room 2oj
rOH SALE. one Nsw.York rnc De
partment steam fire enginc. V tank. second
IL price 800. II Atlmtic.avc.. Pr oslyn.
FOR sALE.-Account Of death, almost
new $500 upright. sacrificed .l95 also
several ladies' c0-tune- (sumIncr and win
ter, very low no oilrr refused; bargain.
lsi LcxingtonRvo.
FOR SATE.-Eicsant foldna bed. back
walnut; IN gCol condition; only q short
time in use. - East S.st.. ground floor
so rARLoE Il fully furnished unless
You have one beautiful gilt chair only
- 20; RECALLED generally for ~. FRIED
IIEl,G GILT CHAIR CO.. 80 MusraY-st.
buying safe now. For the next 30 days
| VIII scll safes nearly at cost 81 manu-
factule. 10 reduce stock; new end second.
hand >afn, u all klnds.
p. II. GROSS. 400 Broadway.
1900. -{'KEAT CHANCE. on account
sickness; VIII sacrifice fine coaicc-
uoncry. stationery and Ice cream falcon
low rent socd stand. REAL ESTATE.
I 97G LeXington.aye
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Once
1.242 Broadway. "a dour north ~ 3lstst.
Advertisements AID subscriptions
received there until o O'Clock p. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
-, rates until 8 ,. M, VIZ;
?5i sth-nve.. $. e. cor. OF 2Jdst.
lJ2 6th-aVe.. cor. l2th-st.
l92 ColumbIs.ayc.. near West 6sthst.
loV West 42d-st, near Gth-aVe.
- West lith.st. near 6tn.ayc.
-, West 42d.si., bet. eth aud 5th ayes
l5l shave. cor ilth-st.
49, sa-a'e.. between 10Th ana 80 th'sto'
l.32d 3t.avc.. between 18th ed 1Oth sts'
1,o2o 3d-aVe.. near 0lstst.
l,lu5 si-1s".. near sYtn-st.
100 5d-aNc., corner i7th..t.
al slave, near East 3,th-st
~ Avenue A. hetwern sd nhd IN a'cs'
"a Csnal,st. and l57 plyislon.stdi Cham.
1928 Bleecker.st.. near Christopher-'t.
log East 41th.st., corner Jd,aNe.
20 East i2d.st. near Madlson-ave,
lf3 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
go Bleecker.st., near chri.,opher-s'.
% East i2d'st'. near MsdIson,sve;
HARLEM OFFICES;
$50 Est 125th-st, near 3d-aye e ALA.
2 Ss IVES. lcs'h.st. bet. eth and 9Th sVes'