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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
IL IL Understood That Yost Will
Witbdraw--New Military Company.

LYNcHBURG. VA. July i9.--(speclal)
Congressman Jacob Yost, OF Stanton.
had a conference here to-day with a
number Of his Republican friends from
various parts OF the State. and while no
statement has been given out. Il Is un-
derstood that Mr. Yost announced his
determination to withdraw on account
y. Hubbard. OF Buckingham; w. G. Frank-
lin. OF Appomattox: Mr.. Rivercomb. OF
CLIFTON Forge, and Turner Hackman. os
stanton. are spoken of as Contestants
for tho nomination.
company, consisting OF members OF
the Lyncnburg militery who dld not 70 10
war, was organized here tonight, In ac-
cordance with directions OF Acting Adiu.
tant-General 10. Lane Stern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
Recruits Gone to Jacksonville.

The recruiting officers at the St. Claire
Hotel sent eleven recruits to Jacksonville
yesterday. Those for the Second Regi-
ment were +. A. Rogers, w. CT. Altizer,
G. c. Conner, w. C. Anderson, and ID. 5.
NJ. Crump.
Those for the Fourth were c. T.. Ridg-
way. G. j. Callison, 7. l.. Lawson, l.. II.
Sinington, A. Y. Stokes. and George La
throp, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
TUMOR EXPELLED.
Unqualified Success Of Lydia q.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Mrs. ELIZABETH WHEELocK, Magno-
liza, Iowa, in the following letter de-
scribes her recovery from very criti-
cal conditions:
"DEAB MRS. PryKHAM:--I have been
taking your Vegetable Compound, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
A ChiId Enjoys

the pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect OF Syrup OF Figs, when
IN need Of laxative. and IL the father
VI mother be costiye or bilious. the most
.fSuiying results follow It's use: so that
,..i y 'he best family remedy known, and
family should have a bottle Man
Company 's'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
Personals and Briefs,

Mr.. Carter Glass, Of Lynchburg, Is In
the city, stopping at the Lexington.
Mrs. w. Nat Yarbrough is critically Ill
at the residence Of her mother, 81 east
Clay street
Rev. William n. Scott, d. d., of Calves
ton. Tex, is the guest Of Mr.. T. Peasants,
304 south Third street.
Messrs. George A. Lathrop, Jr., and
Allen Y. Stokes, Of Richmond Va, left
yesterday for Jacksonville, Fla, to Join
their old command.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Cir
Gle of Richmond and vicinity will hold
the regular quarterly meeting at Imman-
uel church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. w. c. Wells, who has been under
treatment at the Virginia Hospital for
several weeks, has so far improved that
she Will return to her home on Thursday.
Mr.. William l.. Royal will be one of
the speakers at the annual meeting OF
the American Bankers Association. to be
held in Denver, Col, August 2Sd to 25th
Mr.. Sol. Well. of the Globe. has gone
on his vacation 10 Baltimore, where he
VIII remain a few days, going thence to
Atlantic City, where he expects 10 re-
main until August sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Whltlock, OF
No. S03 south Fifth street, lost their infant
son, Robert. yesterday. The funeral will
take place from the residence this after
noon at o'clock.
Rev. W. B. Beauchamp, of St James
Methodist church, does not expect to take
any vacation this summer He will attend
the District Conference in King and
Queen county in August, and will spend
the remainder Of the summer In the city.
The following officers OF Annawan Tribe
Independent order Red Men. were in
stalled on Monday night by Deputy Great
Sachem f. L. Davis: Sachem, w H. Law
renee; Senior Sycamore, A. w. Sander
son; Junior Sycamore. j. H. Stack: Chief
OF Records, C. L. Hill; Keeper of Wam-
pun, j. W. Davis; Prophet, j. d. Lyle.
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is praises. 1t
has done won
lers for me in
relieving me
of a tumor.
" Ny health
has been poor
for three years.
Change of life
was working
|. upon me. 1
\ was very
" much bloated
II .,aa a ht,r-
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zM1N<a1sze

makes strong the weak and the strong
stronger The pure nutriment OF malt and
hops. Malt-Nutrine Is prepared by the
famous Arheuser-Busch Brewing Asso-
citation. which fact guarantees the purity.
excellence. and merit claimed for IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
News From the Basement

TINWARE.
Large Pals, that were &c; inventory
price, 19c.
large copper. Bottom Tea-Ketties. reg
ular prices So and Soc.; inventory p's''
German steam Cookers, usual price
$3.50: inventory price, Si.So.
Torya size Nfckel-Plated Tea-kettIess
usual price S5c: inventory price. @oc.
Tea and Coffee Canisters, with nora
decorations, regular price Ec.' inseh-
tory price. DC.
Bread-Pans. good size reguiar pre"
be-: inventory price. &c.
Airing Nufin-Pans. regular price 2c.'
inventory nrice, DC.
UaIf-Gallon Galvanized Oil-Cans, usual
price 15c; inventory price, NC.
Japanned Bread-Boxes. usual price 2c.I
inventory price. ioc.
Black Iron BakIng-Pans. any sizes
usually sold from 10 to &c; inventory
price, Dc.
Ple-Pans, any size, usual price to sc.i
inventory price. DC.
HAMMOCKS.
Full-Slze Hemp Hammocks, plain or
fancy. usual price 81. inventory price
Iarre-Size Fancy Hammocks. with pill
low and stretcher, usual price s2.Ns
inventory price 81 30.
Extra Fine Colored Hammocks, with
valance, pillow, and stretcher. usual
price s., inventory price SS.8o.
BASKETS.
German Willow Market Baskets. with
top. regular price Csc, inventory price
doc.
Good-Size Clothes Baskets. usual price
Csc. inventory sale %5c.
Market Baskets. without top, q good
size, usual price Csc, inventory price
ISc.
Willow Lunch Baskets, usual price 12c.s
Inventory price sc.
AT 10c.-Choice OF tableful OF Granlte-
ware. including Preserving Kettles,
Dish Pans, Coffee-Pots, Saucepanss
and Nickel CuspadoreS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
Wbat the Police Did.

The police made a number OF arrests
yesterday during the day.
Policeman Sutton, on a warrant sworn
out by the janitor arrested Willie Bow
man and George Gaines. two small boys,
for trespassing on the Howitzers' Ar
mory The boys were released TO appear
before Justice Crutchfield this morning.
Caroline johnson was run in at the
First Police Station for being drunk.
Walter Toler Is also putting up at the
First Police Station, charged with as
saulting Eliza Ellis.
Senator :. Houston Letcher OF Rock
bridge county is in the city stopping at
Murphy's Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
accompanied by Mrs. Wilkinson and

daughter.
Mrs s. J. Brooks and children and her
mother have gone to Mecklenburg county
TO spend month or two.
Mrs. L. r. Thornhill has become much
worse, and her condition Is such as to
cause the gravest fears.
The Street Committee meets this after
noon at $50 o'clock. This will probably
be a very interesting session OF this body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
TIMELY ECONOMIES IN
LADIES, SHIRT-WAISTs.

TIMELY ECONOMIES IN
LADIES' sHIRT-wAISTs.
Colored Shirt-waists are here by the
hundred to change owners to-day.
With eight or ten weeks OF warm
days yet TO come, you get end-of-the-
season Titled prices on these needed
earables-bargains that make IL easy
to have n comfortably satisfactory
supply in your wardrobe.
Maybe 500 In all 10 go. In some lots
there'n be missing sizes or colorS
But all sizes are I'm the collection, in
wantabe styles. Not a one sold less
than s1.75. and many sold for S2.25: In
ventory-sale price, 81.
A fresh supply OF Ladies' Volunteer
Hats, something entirely new, all
cOlors, inventory price soc. and
upward.
&c. Is the reduced price for ladies'
Fast-Back Berlin Gloves; regular
price l5c.
15c. for Ladies' Real ILsle Gloves.
stainless. Fast-Black. 25c. value.
22c- for Ladies' Umbrellas. about $50 of
them. twlled gloria, with natural
wood handles, sold upwards Of SOC.
Sc. for Fancy Brass Curtain Poles, .
feet long. sold for 15c.
Now IL the time for men to- pur-
chase their second Straw Hat.
Every one In this house has been
reduced to half former prices.
1Oc. for choice OF Mems and ladies' r
X Puff Ties, Reds, Light Blue, and
Pink: original price soc.
zoe for Linen Crash Skirts, made Of
heavy quality material. full yards
wide lap seams, 5-iEch hem; worth
upwards of N.25.
We are determined to make this
month busy in our Wall Paper De-
pnrtment. and with that end I'm
view we will paper any room, size
13xf4, with good quality pretty pat
tern mt 1915.
&c. roll for our regular 10c. pattern Wall
Paper.
25c.-Cholce Of our 81 1-2 and soc. Striped
Washable Silks. all new colorings and
warranted pure silk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20

The caribou, or reindeer OF Newfound-
land. has It's home In vast areas OF I'M
broken wilderness. Some OF the larger
species which have been shot have each
weighed from 800 TO GOO pounds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20

BALTIMORE, MD, July is.-sspecIa,.,--
Samuel Morgan (colored). 70 years ola.
was arrested to-day at Sparrows Poisst'
near here, charged with r0bbing the Nor.
folk and Western depot at Burkeyille.
Va. IN December last. Detective PAID
for months. traced him TO baltimore. and
thence 70 the steel-mllls at sparrows
Point. IL IN said that Morgan knows
some hing OF the murder OF policeman,
In richmond lie was taken away 10.
night.
George ernest (also colorea, wan.ed
at Gloucester Courthouse for burglar.
'zing the store OF John Mitchell. was or.
rested here to-day and turned over %
Detective Baldwin. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
Richmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK, July ls-(speclal)-H.
Richelberger. Waldorf; p. G.. Kelly and
wife, Bartholdi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20

A meteoric stone weighing four tons
Tell op a warehouse in Flume, Austria.
and set II on fire. The stone crashed
through the house. and was found buried
in the cellar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20

In France there are 50 females to ever,
100 males.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-20
IN l9Meue)iS'
:. S9V( AZ7Z22l Sz2aZE
EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY
Our First Inventory Sale
HAS ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE TO LIVE.

Orders Yesterday throughout the store 10 mars
further all goods sod hence to-day VIII
the selling the Inauguration Oh TINS
inventory sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
Coparincrsbip Noiitrs.
WHEREAS. the copartnership heretofore .


WHEREAS. the copartnershp heretofore ok
y isiirs under IN. firm name ~ INTERNATIONAL:
CYCLE FITTINGS Co" having ii@ principal place or
hu city. county and state 81 Now OK
Borough Manhattan hi- been dissolved ~ the r"trr
nent iherefrom ~ Emanuel 4: brecher and Arthur W
steiner two the members ~ SAID Nrn, anf whereas
tho business Il sa1 firm " and Is 70 he Continued ny
tho subscriber who copartner IN eaif hrn. ana
This period - three years and more ana also
has had bsnrss relations with foreign countries and tbs
,haorb.r the remaining partner IN saf copartneIehir
having elected continue said business under the nrm
name az such prior coparinershp.
Nov therefore pursuant % the statute OF me state or
New YORK IN such made and provided the under
,igned DO hereby certify that Will continue thu said
t1suses and will continue the use ~ me corartnerrhp
name Of 'ISTERNATIONAL CYCLE FITTINGS COM
pANY' said bDsnesa ana ihst the person
- dealing under such Of International cycle PIT
,'nrs Company s SOLOMON !. PAkAs. whose place ~
aide "a al 80 2to ioi'h Street in tho Borough u
~, nrnrinal rlace 81 business ~ s,d hrm At No -
peads street borough Of Manhattan city OF NewYork
state 81 New-Yofk.
Dated July 18th. 1893 .o.o. ,..
Stat. ~ Xev-York CITY and County ~ New York. So;
On tbls sra dsy % August. 1895 personally appeared
hA,oro mo Solomon L. Pakas 10 me known and known 10
~ 10 ~ the firm ~ the International tycle
outings COMPANY and known 10 me- 10 he tho person who
stencil and executed the foregoing instrument and he
div acknowledged that he had executed the same
for tho purpose therein mentioned
io' "' GtiSTAvt's ". RAwsoN.
Notary Public y. Y. CO.
Il r stnmr~)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD PRICE FOR DRYGooDs DISTRICT
PROPERTY.

STILL. MORE INDICATIONS OF STRONG AND
ACTIVE FALL MARKET--A BETTER DAY
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
Full details were given yesterday by Hodridte &
Ward Of the sale successfully closed by that firm
on Monday The building disposed Of Is the five
story and basement brick and iron store and lott
structure at the southwest corner Of Worth-st and
Mission Place. No. l2 to l50 Worth-st. II was SOLD
for the Washington Life Insurance Company to
tsns four and three-quarters lots. and the build,
ing has about ll6 feet frontage on worth-st and
G@ r rsff Of wh has IS aneady dis
POSED Of The properly was 6ou . oS n a., wssK
1t is now sold for something over 100000
L. j. Phillips & Co sold Yesterday for Henry o z,
MIA Which Mr 1 Clark is will improve by the cree:
Douglas Robinson s. Co have leased No 2 East
Forty-seyenth-st. four-st9ry residence for the
sican. for five years; 30. g West Fittieth:st a
similar residence, for D Hull to Dr. E;, Frank
ond-st similar property for Mrs. Folsom 10
McNulty & Fitzgerald have sold for John W and
Bernadus Cowenhoven their farms Of about hity.
two acres running from sheepshead Bay raeetrack
Plans were dIed with the Building Department.
Basement brick store and ri cft bdns on plot
4 a, the co cGr ne % hs"'aVe anu
Plans were also flied Yesterday by Stewart
Smith for seven fve-story brick dwelling houses OF
various dimensions a the northwest corner OF One
hundred nd sixth-st. and Riverside Drive. AT a
cost of $4,000. Clarence True Is the architect.
Al the Broadway saesroom large attendance
was attracted TO Philip A. Smyth's stand by his
sale I'm partition Of the Horsfeld- Black property
The bidding for the Pitt-st. parcel was brisk nut
confined entirely to East Side operators. The
other city parcels also had numerous bidders. Inc
bidding for the Flushing G.ong Island) properly
"A surprise To the crowd who apparently had
little idea of the value The opening bid was
81 900 and rapidly rose by bids ranging from $50 TO
500 to s3,l75. at which figure John J. OGrady be-
came the buyer.
The two-story frame store and tenement-house.
on lot 25xlO. No. l25 Pltt-st.. was sold TO Irving
Bachrach for $3.50. the nye-story brick tene-
ment- house on lot 2jx9s.9. No. $50 East twenty
second-st. to Mrs Horsfeld. for s6.725 the four
story brick dwelling house, on lot 2O.lOxS9, NO
2i2 East Twonty-third-st.. TO George schultz, TOT
SIS 200; the two-and- -half-story and basement
brick and frame dwelling-h house on plot Ioxi3s, NO
IS North Prince-st., Flushing. TO John j. OGrany,
for s3l7J. and about sixty acres. with residence
and outbuildlngs. at Manhasset on Cow Neck, In
the town OF North Hampstead. Long Island. TO
Adelaide Smith for $3.50
Strong d ireland sold in partition the two-story
frame dwelling house, on lot 25xloo No bss East
One hundred and forteth-st., to John Tranor' Tor
$3.50
Charles a. Berrian sold In foreclosure the va
cant plot lO0xl52 2xl37 on the east side OF talen-
tine-ave 70i6 feet north OF One-hundred and
eigh,icth-st.. 10 George McGrath. for S,52o.
All other announced sales were adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
Csnntrn p.ppfrtp for Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuehen, N. J., describing that place, Is
directed simply to heads Of families. It is
not a real estate agents circular. It gives
the facts about Mctuchen. Those who
Issue it desire to reach only eongenial peo-
pie, looking for suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them,
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuehen offers the kind Of homo
and the kind Of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured by Addressing
A. c. Literst, Metuehen, N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

DvERTIsEMENTs and subssrptions for Ths Tribune
I'd door north OF 3is-st. until o'clock p m; advertise
ents the following branch onces al regular
nTne rates until O'Clock p M viz: %. Sth-av s. e.
cor 2Sd- ST. iS2 8th-ave cor. 18th St Macy oth-ave
West t2i-rt near Sth-ave; % East lith-st ~ Wsst
Is., hetuesn ith and sth 159 East 4Ih-st ISIS
Ia"~ Setreen 10Th and nth SITS 1923 3d-ave. near
Si.-.t; Iios is,-ave near setb-st $50 3d,aye neai
{eco edava 40 East 7pth-st is2i Sdsvs; ooz Sdev~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

Holly Emma and John J. 10 Ambrose Ely.
Grand-st. adjoining land Of Westervet:
Grand-st. n s. adjoining land Of Robert CARNEY;
Pearl-st. No $40: 3d-st. s. 800 II W OF LIST.
ave: Lewis-st. W q. TO It 9 of Broome-st and
3d-ave, e q, 24.7 II . Of 32d-st. al II Of 3oth-
ct. and 33.8 n s Of sth-st. l-3 part OF all,
yedrb
Roman Catholic Church Of the Holy Trinity 10 the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, W, corner
9th-st and Avenue G. Cnionport, year.
Rose Hudson p. 10 Frances A Jones. adn1inistra-
tor. etc. W Rossdale lave, Git II or west
farms Hoad. years
Same 70 same. Rosedale-ave. 667 # . OF
West Farms Road, 2 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
OFFICE of The Chicago Rock IsIanp

" AND PACIFIC RAILWAY CONrANY.--C Chicago. Ia
MAY ssr 1898 10 the holders OF the Chicago. Rock ISL
src and Pacific Railway Company Five per cent Thirty
v.ar n.benture Bonds. ana 70 Whom IL May Concern.
2,TIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN That The Chicago. Rock
i.i.rd Pacific Railway Company exercised the
icht reserved to lis Thirty Year Deb.niure Bonds
'.sed under the with the United states Trust
Cnmnany OF New-Nofk bearing dat ~" ist day OF sep
$500 d retire said bonds on any fret day
Ha,c,, before tho maturity Of the pnci
nal Nv having 10 said United states Trust company
~ York AZ under SAID agreement one nun
dr.d and Ave (O5 centnm upon the principal and ne
interest then accrued and unpaid iheieon MOI 10
etrp1IrFR GIVEN that tho said The chicago. ROCK Isl
ana ana Pacific Railway Company intends to retire az OF
ia tond N outstanding. the nrst day 81 Septembe
a d lsys and viii on said date pay 10 me sald
80. enc hundred and 900 per centum the
sen,t and The Interest accrued and unpaid on all
~ said bonds then outsiandne B cde Q, ne BOARD 9f
n,, saa THE CLlCAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
pACIE'IC RAILWAY COMPANY. By X. r. CABLE
President c. PJRUi Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17

THE TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL hA'''"N'
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MhEllNu Oh une
stockholders The Toledo and ONO g., Ssh rampanY N
,.an~ sill he held at the Office ~ tnt son,pa ~ -.
TonRsnIh ohio o, Monday September 5h. $685. al Ee''n
O'Clock a. n. III, .,o.. AUGUST 5th and reopen
The transsiiser , Sn' w." L. D. KELLEY.
September eth. 1870 Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Clark. Nathan f. Henry orpenheimer A.. -.
Same to same same property advances. 10000
Hau' kr' 20 ., A ASsns sS ysa4. nth
Hartley. cIs!snss !. to Theodore Wheeler VS. a.,
No sas West s7ths years. e.....,''.... 1900
1893 y W % Avenue A. year: .....:;..... $40
o'connsil " corner Brook ave and i4sth-st.
Mo Tsr cia.tave L. to Nose. Goldsmith and
another. corner Avenue A and 'th-st ~ A
Parker Albert B. to Ida NJ MURPHY. W Morris
syo Tasnes i'S rs on Ssi as s''o oi
pasSa. Michael O. to John + Forster " sd-ave
100 II OF i12d-st Sia months ............... c07o
Same to Alexander Walker. same property &c .. nu
Cohen Samuel. ana another 10 Frederick q
Potter Mangin-Ft 1i.2 # s of Stanton ~,
Goebe George G to John Eyeriine, isS,h-
st 4l7lo # OF Kingsbridse Road. or ave "a.
cc,isS Edysrs o. e Ed.n R.,sman ,sou
Same to Abraham Goldsmith. same property, ~
NswlYork Genealogical and Biographical Society
to Title GHsrantes and Trust COMPANY NO 1900
east il Of q, No es,. map vilas. Of Wake M
nud s5i n n9 to Teacher, cooperative Bud
Ne ama lan s It o. issd. A
CALLAHAN allah "a ,G 81 70 's' so
Gq9ay Henty - years 40 i'u''en Isl, ooc
oderseeve. william H. 10 Annie kimberly. No .. N,
s35 West End-ave. years. .............,:.. SS"N
Guarher Henry, 20 the Elnigrant Industrial saw
ings Bank ioth-ave. 2o5 II n OF $50 -st . ~.
Henderson Hannah r. to George II Brooke. n
corner Boulevard and i03i-st. year 0C
Brooks Maria p to Philip specht NO 30 Madi- ~.
Ra Sis Frederick. to Adolph Huhns No oo1 ,n,,
ROVE Sa'e George Ss' F. to Carrie Bendhem ith-
nvc lo5 ii n 8 Of li3th-st l year .......... 5000
McCabe Michael. to Bsrnheimer & Schmid. No -
3Gj Greenwich-st saloon lease. deuard 5000
Martin. Julia u and John L. 70 Richard V Day. -
No East 52d-st. year. :....:... ZOO
Wehlic Frank A.. Simon Danzlg and another,
n . corner pawson-st and Beach-ave, l year. A06(
O'Keefe julia, TO Charles d Tooker. parcel In
ga Ward begins boundary line estate Of
William W Fox AZ II from corner OF lot
No e. map OF Woodstock. l year............. OK
Schultz William. to Harlem Savings Bank.
Wayerly-st. $50 II OF Monroe-ave, l year. 400f
Schnugg Frances 7. to New-York Life Insurance
and Trust Company. trustee. etc. No % East
Doth st. years ............ 2Q0Q(
bcheer Dora Kate NJ 1add. llSth-st. 30
Same to same listh-st. :sS II e OF Lenox-
Same 10 William Kingsland. s llsth-s,. eco 49,,
II Of Lenox-ave. Observation-Disclosures. HOC
Same 10 Aaron II Rosenberg q 1iSth-st, 235 40.
OF Lcnox-ave year. AVOU
Same 10 John A Philbrick and another. lleh- 49,
RI. go n 2 Of Lenox-ave. year. x'voV
OINsry. Sarah A. TO, Thomas q Field, executor
etc No 4s7 9th-avs and Nos 4o3 and 100 West - An
same to Julia Ferry. sam: property ae''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NETWORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
,crs,c,al 10 New-York state Connrissioners.)
,sqa 1897 ls0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
Furnished Gouses h1anteo


WANTED. frst-class furnished house the East
w 9Th 4th between Goth and 10th
s,s TO for a term Of
"a, b. ". Box %. Tribune OnoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-17
finantial.
Tnited $taes
&ttortaaQe T. Trust Go.

80 CEDAR STREET. NEW Y0EE.
sURPLCS...............".. 1,!JC.000.
Transacis a Gcners! Banking Business.
Al0ws Interest on Deposits subject 10 eheca.
Is Legal Depository for Court &Trust Funds.
acts as Fiscal Agent for Cities G. Corporations.
Buys and sells Foreign Exchange.
&ahes cable transfers q collections on all parts
ofthc w1rId.
Issues Commercial Credits.
Loans money on Bond and Mortgage
Issues First Mortgage Trus. Gold Binds.
Acts as Trustee, Registrar & Transfer Agent.
Transacts a General Trust Business.
OFFICERS.
George w. Young. ..,........... president
J"m.. Ts%n.nn' yicc.Prc:jSest
%rthnr TnrnhuIl .....................T treasurer
William II. Elliott .......... ....... secretary
LARK Williams ,.............A sat. treasurer
Richard vi. HUrd. A sf. secretary
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock
Frederick q. Barton. Gustav q. Kissei.
G Hdyard Blair. Luther Knnn1c.
Drmonf Clarke Charlton T. L<wis,
Charles r nickey Richard A. NcCurdy,
William + Dixon, Theodore Mcrfcfd.
David DOws ir Robert Olypfapt.
Robert A. Granniss, Chnrles " Pratt.
G. g. Haven fr James Titnpson.
Charles n Henderson, Ehen II THOMAS
James j. Hill George W. Young.
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once HOMESTAKE MINING CO.,

OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN c,AL COMPANY.
NO l BROADWAY
NEW YORK August ah. isn8
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the Amcri-
can coal Company NJ Anssany county. Nd. hays
,h, fay declared sefri-annusi dividend n FOUR FER
CENT ana also extra dividend 81 ONE PER CENT
upon the capital stock Company. payable AZ this
once O Thursday. SEPT. lat. 1865. -
IN. transfer books will b. cosef Aufust Goth. nt IL
O'clock and rropcrei the morning Of Sept "a 1905
GEORGE " BOWiBY. Secretary.