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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
Rrliaious Notices.


rUpIs, CIffRcU boulevard corner Tist-st. DIR. j. g.
SiIlPMAN Rcctor.-Morning services. ~ o''''N' Wv"
Ing prayer 5 o'clock. open all summer
FIVE PAINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1855 worth-s,
WIZ y MAYNARD Superintendent. Service OF song on
surJav a, sso m Singing by the choir OF children OF
the INSTITUTION Public invited. Donations os oaoshinS
AID shoes solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
THE LATER 1NJtNCTloNS.


These orders intended to restrain the sttlk-
ing miners from acts OF inImldaton' lLoil mr.
want 10 work and have "A right 10 demand protec-
t;on and 10 permit the operation OF the mines by
,hcir Owners without trcspass or interference by
those who do not own them. They are wholesome
property rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington Aug 1.-THE storm has moved from
Northern Minnesota Superior and has given show
ers to the Missouri and middle and upper Mississippi
valleys and the lake Showers have alec occurred
in the Atlantic states The pressure IS hlgh on
The soi,h A,lartIc coast and Montana. The tenn
perature his risen in the Middle Atlantic states fallen
~. alsEi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
NO INTERFERENCE WITH PROPER FREE
DOM


From The Chicago TincsH Herald.
Nothing in Judge Jackson's Injunction prohibits
the holding OF meetings elsewhere than on the
nroncrV OF the Monongah Company. II does not
L. trrferc with the exercise OF free speech nor does
!. ,rohiblt strikers from seeking 10 induce others
-, iioiu Them Strikers not forbidden 10 as
eo,,,',Ic I'm public or IN private wherever they
cchnnse provided they 30 not trespass upon the
,,rroueriv of the complainant coal company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
INJUDICIOTS.
From The Pittsburg Dispatch

AS a matter of policy in labor disputes we thihk
the resort TO iniunctions is injudicious Inc pro
lection Individual ana personal rights should ID,
secured by a rigorous and prompt enforce meht OF
the criminal law. 1t is grave mistake 10 let the
idea gain currency that the orders OF the courts
are of more effect than the penalties OF the sta :
utes IL il less grave error 30 permit Inc
t,rnreesion 10 exist that there is method OF pro-
cedure especially available for one class as against
another
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
FORTY-ETGHT YEARS 4 POSTMASTER.

Galway Saratoga County. y. Y. Aug ID tSpeciaD.
The citizens Of this town this evening presented
to Patrick r. Meehan testimonial In recognition
OF forty-eght years OF faithful service as post
master G C. Shayne of New-YOrk. made the
presentation address and paid eloquent tribute to
Mr. Meehan's excellent qualities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
SENECA COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Seneca Falls n. Y. Aug H.-William r. Van
Rensselaer, was nominated for the Assembly and
Albert G. Clark of Waterloo, for Sheriff by the
Seneca County Republican Convention to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
THE REV WILLIAM II. STICKNEY

Cromwell, Conn. Aug. 1.-THE Rev William H.
Stckney the Oldest Universast clergyman in Con-
necticut died at his home here at 10 o'clock this
morning aged eighty-seven years. Mr.. Stlckney
,yos horn I'm Boston In 1910 and brother OF the
wealthy spice manufacturer He had been in
Cromwell nifty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Auburn y. y. Aug lf.-GeorGe 5. Fordyce O
Union Springs has been nominated for member O
Assembly by the Republicans OF the lld Distrc
az Cayuga County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
THE STRIKERS PLANS DEFEATED.


From Inc PROVIDENCE JOuIh"'
This failure to extend the strike to West Viz
pinia has practically defeated the plans OF us or
eanZers. as they had counted upon being aDIe 70
cut of the supply OF coal from railroad: steam
boats foundrcs and factories. and so add the IN
0uence of these industries toward forcing the mine
come to terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune Onice Aug. IL. a. m.-The weather yesterday
and The temperature ranged between
degrees the '7s's degrees) being 3is
degrees higher than that Friday and " OF degree
than that Of the corresponding day Of last
The weather to-day will bs falr IN tSs morning fol-
lowed By showers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
rur coal STRIKE AND TIE IyJUNCTIONs
NO RIGHT TO PREVENT ASSEMBLAGE'

From The indianapolis Journal
No court has right to enioln men n from as
sen,bling I'm the paths. approaches and roads along
s7rhicb ether men pass to and from their work.
The right Of free assembly is as sacred as the
~. ~ free snecch The law should only step in
~ urotect property prevent Violence ana Il
court has no right 10 assume that a public assem-
image will lead to violence. In ihis case the cor
roration cried before II was hurt. ana the court
Vas 100 swift in granting an injunction.
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Special Notltes.
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,,or tho closing OF Supplementary liat Anuo
Nils named above additional supplementary '"Ias n ns
l'S an The niers Of the American, English Irshsn
ard German steamers. and remain open uhe' "''''"
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF s'Sa''''
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.,p,>rrn NATTER ETC.-Cierman steamers sailing
on TUESDAYS axe Printed Matter: etc. Tor German
on, snerisv ADDRESSED Printed Matter. ETC. Tor otheI
ar,s ~, ESlrone American and White star steamer
on Wednesdays German steamers on Ihuts.sys, sn
I'rench and Cerman steamers on Satutoays
t,ks Printed Mater. etc. for all countries io' WIN"
tn are advertised 10 carry mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

THE whirl OF the Town will end Its run AZ inc
Casino on September &c. The hundredth per-
Torrance will he celebrated on Thursday OF he S
week and souvenirs will be given to the men !" INV
audience as well as TO the women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

The features OF the performance AZ Nos'e' "
Balls Roof Garden which remain from last week
are Tacianu. the female impersonator; Dc Besseii'
worker In clay and Johnson and Dean. The ne"
entertainers are Leona Lewis Arras ana An .bc
balancers: the Gotham Comedy Cuhfse,, the
Kroneman Brothers, with an acrobatic ac., liz
French FranchonetA Sisters and Emma Co'reH'
iuQger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
SENATOR JAMES Z. GEORGE.

Jackson Miss, Aug IA dispatch from Mis-
sissppi City says that United States Senator James
Il. George died there at 2i0 o'clock this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Among the actors who will support f. H. eo'he', :.
In his production. at the Lyceum Theaue' o
Change Alley" by Louis n Parker and Murray
Carson. are Mis-, Virginia Harmed. c. =. Flock'oh'
Arthur Lawrence Morton setcn. Rowland bucA,
stone. Owen Fawcett, Marshal stedman' DaIn.'
Jarrett. George 4. Bryant. J. ]. Collins. Iuhy n"
shall Royden Erynne Norman Parr Harry PySb eto
Warren Miss Blanche Weaver Miss Edith bai NJ
Miss Portia knight and Miss Leila Bronson, aota s
In London in connection with the "s0uth sea
Bubble craze.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

Rehearsals will begin this week for the tour OF
Miss Vernona Jarbeau. in De Koven and Smith
new musical comedy entitled "The Paris Doll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

Az m. ovmn,a Music Hall this week the Mar
he,oues remain on the programme So do the four
Emperors Of Music, the Italian opera pary'ohe'
signor Quinto and the bicycle acrobats' facNe.
and Lester The additions TO the programme aio
Fenton an equilibrst Lancaster and Colhs, ~ ~
and timer In their comic horizontal bar act; COOK
and Sonora acrobats; clifford and huth' anu
Stuart, female impersonator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-15

"A Fight for Honor" which opens the regular
season Of the Grand Opera House on Saturday
evening is by Frank Harvey. cast has beer
secured for the New-York production which in
cludes Myron Lehingwell. John r. Furlong. JOSEPH
T. Conyers. Frederick Powers, John Sutherland
John McVeagh. John r. Watson. Miss Fanny Con
zalez, Mss Bessie Lee. Mrs. Gonzalez Miss Kath
crime Carlisle and Miss Adelaide FitZallen.
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ssesset 90 vbise. stessc.' Inne,t, 7,se., fair
20 rood. 707kot common 0Sc.; small col.
ored, fancy, Sophci do. white, pSeLe.;
nnest, sh0Ssc.; common to, food. Saoec.
26e, sood TO prime. siQssc.i Western choice. 800;
fair 70 good, R00Y9c Chicago, Dec. o." Moderate
investment buying and some covering by Efforts
caused provisions 90 rule higher early, but liberal
offerings from packers and local longs caused a iosI
of most Of tine Improvement, and the market closed
quiet. Aside from n fair export demand for meats,
the cash trade was slows $4,000 hogs are estimated
for Tomorrow"
teat, 9Iec. Refined was fairly Motive aud frm.
The Wool Exchange quotee domestic woods as fol.
lows: Ohio aud onnsylyanie-N ava $50; Xxx
and above, ESQ B0c., Y, e8c.i NO. I, 2Oa age; No. z,
2sGp 9Oc., Ohio deiaine, 2y93lc.; fne UNIV shcd, goa
eiu.i understandable, 2l@22c. ohio comhiug-No.
J.. y ana u blood unwhshed, 2l@22c.; No, 9, y
blood unwn.hed. 28@etc. Michigan. New York, and
wisconsin-X and above, 28d2ic.; No. I, 2SS3lc.;
No. Y. esd SOC; Michigan delaine, 2TWy2sc.; nnc I'm.
washed, lac; unmercbnntable. lSc. Michigan. New
York and wisconsin I, " ana y blood UNIV nshed,
23hc; No. FL blood unwnsned, 2ac, Kentucky,
Indiana and MISUNDERSTANDING, " blood, 29a 2bc.
combing, Y blood, 22 pc. combinR. braid. 2lC 22c
clothing, p blood. 2sCSe9pc.i clothing, u blood. 21@
22c.; clothing, coarse, eRc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-These woro to-day's prices:
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Real Estnte Private saies.

slawson & Hobbs have sold for cash on private
terms for Hiss Sophia Furnin. Mira. Margaret thinner:
Joseph Hamershlag. twenty-five vacant lots. The
plot mas a frontag, Of 21O feet and 10 inches on the
west side OF the Boul ward. between lO2d and l03d
streets; 1925 feet ON lOYd street. 2Y5 feet on lo3i
street. and 100 feet ana II inches on West End
avenue.
J. Clarence Davies 4 Co. have sold to Perrin, Payson
& Co, n plot OF twenty lots on the west side or Walnut
avenue. about 40 feet north OF l4lst street.
Britton. to Charles T. VIII. the vacant plot. 5Okl0O.
at Nos. Gil aud els West Eighty.fourth street. for
S24. 0G0: also. with Louis Linhemann, they have sold
for George Wright. to Robert Graham. for 8lS. 800,
No. 233 seventh avenue, n iour.stOry store and tene-
ment. on lot Is 6x7a.6.
Son to Victor Leon Masson. No. 1874 West Third
street. 25..xso. running through to No. 22 Minetta
c. X. Gre cor IS Son have sold the following prop
erty ut priy ate contract: For David GarahrAnt, the
touthslde OF Eighty. fourth street. 100 feet west of
West End avenue, to Charles Gahren on private
,ern srn also TO 9th the sane am ,bp, ufS h 2 n. o. . M SSca a0e 'T Wea;
Eighty fourth street; also. for $. A. Ludin. the frame
house and lot No. Sll West Z ghty.fourth street.
house and lot. No. 313 West Eishty.fourth street.
25xlO2.2. For Walter s. Gurnee. tn. 10; 25xl02.2,
on the north side of Eighty.thitd street, NJ feet east
OF Riverside Drive. TO Morris Steinhard,. and for Nor.
rs Steinbardt the plot SAX 02.2o on the north side Of
Eighty. third street. above lot being a part Of the plot
beginning - feet east OF Riverside Drive, to Noble a
Gauss, who will improve the property Immediately
by the erection OF two six story apartment houses.
southwest corner OF Fifth avenue and ll5th street.
10O.llxlO0. to n builder, who will improve the prop
Charles $. Taylor & Co. ave sold for Mrs. Ida E.
Murphy to Edw ard q. Tuf.s No. 1919 East lO4th street,
= VIZ Z. Il. Smith have sold Tor AbrShai1 Frank
No. 2S22 Third avenue. at the corner OF Rose street. q
two story brick Hat house. ON lot 25xs7, to Charles
Schneider.
William W. Cox has sold for @. Levy the two-story
dwelling. on lot 25xlo0. ON East Thirty second street.
between Avenurs G aud II, Flatbush. to Charles b.
Redhead, for IS, 500.
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MONDAY. Dec. g.
The Presidents message fulfilled the expecta-
tons Of Wall street that 1t would not be an
aggressive document. There was in conse-
quonco a moderate buying movement in tho
stock market that advanced prices for nearly
the entire list. The most effective buying was
during the first half of the day and before the
message had been made public, for, as is
usually the case. the Street obtained a pretty
fair idca of the character of the message before
1t was formally promulgated. In spite of real
izing sales during the last hour or two and cncr-
getic efforts to depress prices the great majority
Of the list closed higher than on Saturday. The
only noteworthy net decline was that of Oh
points in Jersey Central. The market for Union
Pacific was heavy, because the President has
suggested that the Government should be a bid
der for the Kansas Pacific Railroad at the fore
closure sale on Dec. IS. 1t Is to be noted, how
ever. that he has left the determination of the
matter to Congress.
Sugar Refining was tho leader Of the market
in every respect, supplying nearly % y cent. of
the transactions. and, at q fractional reaction
from the highest price, 1t closed nearly 3
points higher than on Saturday. Other con.
spicuously strong features were Manhattan
Railway, Metropolitan Railway. Chicago
Great Western. and American Tobacco. A
number of the less active stocks made
decided progress toward higher figures. The
strength and activity o: the bond market con.
tinuc to furnish n substantial basis for the
speculation In stocks. The news of the day
other than that which came from Washington
consisted of n fresh installment of favorable
traffic returns and a weak market for sterling
exchange. OF the gross earnings for November
reported to-day those of Missouri Pacific, Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas. st. Louis and San
Francisco and Southern Railway are the most
noticeable.
Final sales compare with those OF Saturday as
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lave stock

NEW York. Monday, Dec. B.-Receipts of beeves,
yesterday aud to-day. were ABA head 2 cars TO he
exported. 1877 cars direct to local aiaughtercrs. and
55 cars for the market; 50 cars on sale oil told. SLOW,
but general y steady all around. The yards were not
fully cleared. Native steerp sold at s+.20Ss $500 v
1u0 ns.; stays and oxen at e2.25Gei.bO; bulls at
e2. 5U@e3.85; dry cows ut el.pO1 S3.2S. Dressed
beef steady at 1oaSt2c. Y n. for native sides. Cables
from British markets quote American steers at llIG
lie. y n. dressed weight; American refrigerator
beef at sGs24c. y n. No exports to-day; tomorrow,
800 beev,s. 2.1S0 quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves. including ~ direct. were 83S
head; $50 head on sale. I'LL told. Quiet and steady
for vpRis; duh and lower for grass RS. About 100
head were carried over. reals sold at 35G3s y 100
Bs.. grasers at 90. 756 tS.25; Western calves at
81. 75JS %. City dressed veals steady at l0l2Glil2c.
n n.
Receipts of She p and lambs yesterday and today,
including go cars direct. were S.S32 head; 8OL2 cars
on sale. all told. shsep steady; lambs active at
higher prhrcs. Three cars were carried over. Sheep
sold at s3Gts4.75 y 100 MS; lambs at So. 100 Si. 80.
Dressed mutton. 7@Sc. y n; dressed lambs. SO lUc.
Receipts of hogs yesterday anu to-day were lD.Ol5
he I'd: 1870 head on sale. Lower at 81. 400 $3.50 y
lOO na
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The trading In cotton to-day was quiet and feature
less, and mainly local. hut included some Liverpool
selling. The fluctuations in prices were confined
within q narrow range. aud at tn" close prices were
practically unchanged from saturday. final quota
lions. Al. the opening prices declined slightly In sym.
patty with q lower market In Liverpool and fears
OF labor troubles In Lancashire. but on local buving.
Including purchases by outsiders, prices rallied
and advanced slightly. The receipts at the
ports were smaller. thc exports were heavy
and the spot markets were firm and fairly
active at the south. The decreased movement
Is attributed r. some to The bad condition OF the
Southern roads owing to recent rains. Toward the
close prices becRme easier on selling by some recent
buyers, the last quotations showing a trihing net loss
for the day. The general situation of. cotton shows
no essential change. The statistical position IL strong.
ani exporters continue To buy freely at the South.
The prolonged depression IN the dry goods market,
however, ia a bearish factor which cannot bN over.
looked.
COFFEE-Rio on the spot was quiet hut firm; No. =,
GLc. Sales 500 bags Maracaibo and 900 bags Sava.
nilla on private terms. The future trading was as
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Appellate D~ivislon-suprems Court-Nos. 3. 4, IL.
10 q. Io. II, 10, 60, =; a2; 20, q: 20; 20;
t%s. Part IH.-AdJourned until Monday. Dec. IS.
llsssS7 . Part Uses IseS gh,n'F ns LAY, LAY ,s and
9SS6.. SSiisSs.. Sss4, 4;oss.. 1880. 1914. SsSss.,
sSe2. SoG7' 54l@ i5S4; 1921 '5%5I; 5is7:
Part y.-Ctse unfinished. Cases from Part ~. Part
Nl.-Case unfinished; Cases from Part ~. Part VII.
clear. Elevated r. II. cases. Trial Term. Part II.
Clear. Preferred causes. Nos. l2D27. 1901, 1902,
$1,000. ,l37o5, 1880. ll745. l4l4i. 1851. 1896,
l35l8. 1887. 1880. lIl23. 1i17l, la+s0. 1880.
Part IH:-Case unfinished. Nos. o2el, 676e, 7Osl.
4O82. 4O0s. 09io. l221, 5O75. 1880. 4i7O. 6i74. 5O59.
3i3l. 7l3O, 3l0+. Part IN.-Ca-c unfinished. Cases from
Part III. ~PartV.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part Ill.
Part vIL-case unfinished: Nos. 5472, ds4o. 6aH5.
7757. 777O. 4t63. 7+9I, 1870. 1852. 27l7, 5479. 59e8.
b24l, 6g82, 1851, 1854. 757s. 1919. 1906. 7773. 5285.
bars. 2sso. 42ts: 4Z55. Part yLIl..case unfinished.
Cases from Part VII. Part X.-Case unfinished. Gases
from Part VII. Part XI.-Ciear. Cases from Part II.
Part XII.-Ciear. Cases from Part II.
called at 1880 A. NJ. For Probut OF Sarah
T. williamson at 10 A. M. Andrea Garbartno. Bern.
hard Seller. Yctta UIlmann. AnnaIeies. Rosa y. Bar.
Trial Term-No. 1880. will of Charles Coudert az
1850 4. ~; No. 1887. will of Charles Coudert at
City Court-spcciel T~erm-MotIons. Trial Term
21lo, 3o6e. s+819. a2a5, aal3, 1901. aI26. $40.
st8I. 335l. 3t6s. 2i5l. 33t2. 353O, 1885,. 1869.
8450i2. 50 20, 3ta7. 1898. 5000. 3452. 22Ol. 348i,
$500. 35lC. 3h2S, 35Oo. 1855. 1907. 2B4S, 3l7B,
1892. gni5. 353p. 1888. 2O62. 34s0. 3l6l. $500,
32sl. .84l9. 35l2, 2212. 33Is. 3235, 34A7. 34U3.
220l. PartsI l.. H., and IIl.-AdJourned sine die.
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Futures here closed steady at a net advance OF 10 to
10 points, with sales OF q 900 hags. Havre advanced
r. Hamburg advanced - pig Rio was sts adg At
l25 reis advance; receipts. ~ 900. took. JB1, 00U;
exchangr unchanged at / 7.32h. Santos was Arm At
600 refs advance; receipts. ! 7.O0Oi, stock, Lose .00O.
Higher European and brazilian cables caused a harp
rise here at The opening, but part OF the Improvement
was lost on realizing sales.
METAIs-lrOn-was easy; spot. December and
January. eB.h5GpS 50 80; February, $4,000 90, 30;
March, SO. 70@sB,S2L. Copper-Was firm; spot. De-
cember. January, February, and, March. 10. 500
10000. Lead-WaS weak at 3.65Ct3. zoe, for spot and
December. rin.was dull; spot, December; January,
February, aud March. IS. ioGVl3 y, zoe. spelter-Was
quiet at 3.D1Gi ODE. for spot December, January.
MAYA SroREs-Were steady. Spirits OF turpeutine.
32s4 gg334c common to good strained rosln, Sl.i09
Sl.+5.
PEInoLEuM-Crude certificates were unquoted here
and In OIL city. Refined was quoted b.fOc. hero; In
Philadelphia, b.J5c; naphIha. 5.oOr.
PnoyIsloSs-Lard wus dull, bur firm. Prime. $3.50
99l.55i city. S4Ct 81. go; refined for the Continent.
Si1O. Pork was strong. Mess, Ss;goseg Cut
meats were quiet, but hrm. Peeled bellies, % iac.i
do. hams. TAG Iac do, shoulders. oIc. Dressed
hogs, 3A@blac. Tallow, H3-l0c- Butter-Creaniery
Western extras, 23ac.; hrsts. 2Ota@ 22c seconds.
l7@ioc.; thirds. 14@l5c.; state, fancy. sOS22hc;
nrsts, Iuh@2lc; thirds to seconds, l4@lbc,
cheeSe-staIe. full cream. large, colored. fancy.
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proposals.

Drnnriment or Finance. COmpiralier'a Omrr,
City Hall. Brooklyn. December .. lS97.-The under.
hignod Will receive sealed proposals AT this orice un,
III Thursday. De"emher 10. 1897. NJ ~ O'Clock
noon lat which time they Will b" opened. for the
purchase OF tho whole or any part OF $50. 900
Itegi-i"Ted Ihr~e a"d Onr-hRir Per Cent. Con-
h0iidntrd water Gold rtock or the CITY oT
HrosLlSs. Issued for the payment OF the award In
the matter OF the OF the Long Island
Water supply Compnny's franchises and property,
payable DecrmbTr "a. 1917.
ThS above stock. as to Principal and Interest. will
he payable In GOLD COIN Of the United States OF
America; OF the present standard Of weight and nne-
mess, and under the provisions OF tho CITY Charter as
amended by Chapter cas- OF the Laws OF 1893 Is free
and exempt from all taxation except for state pur
poses,
Payment OF purchase money 10 he made on Deem.
Der 20. 1897. at which time the stock will be- dated.
Interest pay able ON the nrst day OF January aud July
In each year.
Proposals. must state the price offered, the amount
OF stock desired. and be endorsed Proposals. for
Registered stock, s. and then enclosed In a second en-.
yelore addres ed TO Geo. w. Palmer, Comptroller OF
the City Of Brooklyn.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any or all bids not
deemed for the interest OF the city.
GEO. W, PALMER. comptrolsr.
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Renl Estnic Auction snIca.

At the Broadway salesroom yesterday William II.
Ryan sold Nos. 1898 and 1899 Avenue A. near Sew
e~nty.nrth street. two. three and i've story factory
buildings. two-story building In rear. on plot s5.sx
lo0xUa. llXlOO.3. leasehold, foreclosure. to Lewis
Morris, plaintiff. for S2l. 900; also Nos. 100 and l6i
West l3dth street, near Seventh avenue, three three
story stone.front dwellings. on plot +D.Bx79.l1 fore
closure, to Lewis Morris, plaintiff. for l45. 250.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-07
THE ROC ISLAND A. PACIFIC
AuuNlAy a

ONCE OF the Treasurer. Chicago. Dec. l.. lsa7.--No.
ice IS hereby given that by order OF the Board Of
directors or this company, the stock transfer books
VIII he ciosed at three O'Clock y. VI. on Friday. Dec.
"a, and reopened at ten O'Clock A. NJ. on Monday.
Dec. 18th, lsD7. for the purpose OF giving notice OF a
special meeting Of the stockholders.
". q, PURDY,T reaAurar