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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-21

We laugh at time at sixteen; but at
sixty we have learned to sigh. And
in the Intervening years, to lie about
our age.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-21

Some mems only habit is Boosting
OF their good habits.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-10-21
S15,OOO.OO.

This is an immense amount OF
money, but everybody expects some
thing immense when you speak of the
Wiles Addition, where the above
amount is to be expended in building
before next April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


Through uyns ieaye NV ofk. foot q ch.mo-rs e.
a. foio~s and ave ninutts seiner from West ed o.
300 a. M.-vestbuisd EEYress dab fof MhShsmso9
Way.rly Elma nanalo, Bradford. Arrive buSaio $40
y NJ Iaror Bunaio
200 l.. M.-vsstoylrd Limited f.., man DAILY, soile
train far Chicago arrives Cleveland Tto A NJ Chicsgo
q p ~ slsspes 20 Chicago. Cleveland ana cincinnafL
7sao y. w-nuss,c ana cisy.isrt v..,ibal-d Espssss
1@nss,tsan 90 \ ". Cleveland " ~ r N sir~psrs
puraln and Cleveland making direct connections TO
fe,rrit crirse1 and the West caff fhfary
s,ts ~ v-soff ,rnin ~ CHICAGO. sieen~rs Hor-
,ir,,icsRRssrss. Loe'aI TIME .esEns xNp rurL.xsN
Accommodations at III ia 2b col and poI Hfosd-
way i97 iowery 80 Easi 18Th = and 81 West lSih.
st. Chambers and Wet gag ct ferries Nss.f. ss SO
az iiob1ksn and Jersey CITY station wes,eot rsprvse
.u. Tor ana from hotels and residences
10 desttna.sou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
Proposals.
U,REASURY DEPARTMENT. Office o., Henry

Ives Cobb Architect. Chicago Building Wash'ns'on.
n r. FEBRUARY 2s 1s)s.-Seaied pToposas WIN pe re-
a.,,ed =, his Office unIl O'Clock p. NJ Monday: the
four1h day Of April 1895 and opened minea'sey ne,u
S the labor and materials required Tor sttuctu
rsI w,,X and rclosing Of the u e. O. c. No. stS; az
in with drawings ahu tpecinca
,nns c,los ~ which may be had on Application al ths
once In requesting plans. etc. applicants me- "a ma,
49,, .t,r,lsr work they performed Ebcn piu un
ne se,ompsned by certified check for ne sum o. my
thousand dollars $50 oco ana me ~ eve bundred
hou.sns dollars tsJOOOo0 The riRht 10 reserved 70 -.
- a4sx 10 defect or inior"S'
H.! IN sny bid should be aeomcd IN ne interest," 81 ,n
Proposals received alisE III 'a
sts,sa ,g, he returned 10 the Dideer Proposals fu %
made upen blanks furnished by th., once ana 20
ssale4 .nveiouc ,,arkcd 'Ed FOR erection rc o. M
caro Bu,ainz from tvvs nafne and ADDRESS OF pinaeI
$500 70 Heny Cobb Architect Treasury
DspartraanL Washington. d. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
LEHlGH VALLEY system.

Stations foot - Penn. n ~. .oSusnss -
De-hfusses 81
Indicates time from Nsai "a - Other figures snow
tine irum C9narsi OF lefot.ss's 81 ~ a.
ss,iO. 1920 A. 81 daily 'sgnday 90 20 A. M f~
FAsTDN AMI intermediate ftaNtnti
1880. sii5 laly ior wlikEsARhE, ~ M, Nh
nf-FFNI6 MA lara FAii.s ard the West snf pf'he'-
psl oce points dining car and chair ar 60 hahai@
'rii5o. 1900 n-on d,nv s'-en' sunday
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS.
su,., naaaIo 300 A. al Paiman vssueals DAY
..'ess .nI iaror Cais Jlnins laf service Nssa -
lie ,,,nn.cis = DgnsIO siih through aespss 70
b.n ,y,o 90 800 r. ST. daily FOR EAsToS MAucn
chi NH MILK BARRE SCRANTON ,.esek aas2'
lITTsIOS oal uran lee 'h' 81 20 49,, 80, -.
- ,,1n1v' IIlrSroN SCRANTON. ana principal inter-
1890 stations Connects fof al points m the coal ~
t ,.n '.s.o T. s. daily, except Sunday, Tor MArcu
eri'SE and Intermediate Station n", e., - 1900
.l.5o 3ii5 NJ, lsundsys ve'p Ter MNS"h 'neNS
"a. .o. sto y II eaIly. sHesp, Sunday for EasroS
a. rrinr.ual nirfmsdlst" stations, .,.o.,.
.G.o. ZOO n daily 10, huFFAi 49, S, ..,,s,is
fNl". - ~. agn slecpefs % Iuraio and toronio.
= 80. $500 = Saii! es,sg, s1ss ",h f.lKpir2X
at soTrhH, ,rkAiNffihEyIiP} tGeNESA. no'iiTsiiI
Mr.. q A uifFFAfyD AMI TORONTO PULLMAN sss.sS
&c i,nnsi' Zone but sisepnscaf p's'shST' ea'"4 W
o"ss. 20. BOO p n daily ,ar wiiKrsntnnr IrW-
AcA GrSrvA RocursrEn WffAln nih s,..
nAii3 ana all pons Wet pHim'n sgss"' 70 snssfi
,,yi1yIi SsI l''i hld ' ias5oR Sss. Ss,s:
Leg Lie, IA % g .se $50 .na % 81
T,ep,,s AMI fullr,p ',romgoa'',.n. 4, ~, ,i t
ssS "a "a AL WV .sn rui,ir s., cour, a.. -
r., 49, a. ana nr,osivn hrnss r,sotiyn &c..
hotel er ,s,iss-ce hrourh 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16

Law. New lork ahehah i"i"ihah ee"" WV
foot " Liberty street ....-
.Daly, fEkcept sandsy svnchr .
ruacAuJ m, - 90 ~. aud " - en&
s..rfrrss,'ti no. .so O. M. u - y IN. t2O D. -
"a ,s,.bt "a p IN. u. only
ciSciNNATL 81. Lnuir 'io" a. o. 3sSp 49,.
80, ~ IA ,Insr, s29l tDinsfb, "a 'hinef's ~
,inn,r, AS y ~ and 81, Is night
"SOpFoIK fit.so m. -.
EEw oWLEANs rhrsrsh .is.r.r N', 30 -
al ,,s,ns are ilLmaa,sd with firisch Light
cN,c.s' lie ira 2fi. asa liso Nfsaz. ~ fue 81
,,1 powsry y r. aas 1st Folton . hrenki'n. While.
hsu Terminal bsxsass s"ssSss wv" "'' '" ''s~
70 dsstnatna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
WHERE WILL WHY California
YOU GO MOI M:.oo
THE LUXURIOUS
"SunSet Limited"

Now runs semi-weeLIy between THWA"o'
ST. LOUIS. and SAN FRANCISCO.
Via Chicngo q Alton u. R.-st Lonis. iron "''
southern II. R,-T~Sns md P~r'n"
r. r.. aud southern Pacific II. II.
For full Information free illustrated pamphlets maps
and time tables. sso loves: rates sesp'nr ear tickets
and baggage checked apply 10 310 broadway, !oi
broadway. or 30t broadway, y. y CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
NE1ws.YoRK DA1L9

shave. v corner ,iiD, oeors. Pspsr :,
'. ii':$ sr$ 1, i.. srs;ss;ss sss::si'
,s sS.s,:. n:ssi!ns e Snss. sss'i ::
Hss cs. s aSs aso;A:s y Mary cS.i.. and
,s ss1sa' corner iv.na. & ioG.ios Union
SS5t hi,':o' 10 fsss Of 70 s ss.av ;
nj. 81 Toupkns to Ma. nathan ct al; ,:;n.
Same SIs. property I'nae Stern to Jennie io,ne
iaSS..t, No ssi west iisaidc.ii; carrie sch~.S
,,.S-a aS"'S 11' 1908 I, Of .1,h-. ass.ioo;
Same property: Herman schIeroh to same. II
Sam: properly p3y ena R'Ss to
Same me property: John sch,.rioh to sans. IL part:
Same property Angus, s'ess.n 70 20 same.
ss%s pr?p.iy JAIME. Te.:tai; s, same b,;: o."
2exioos; william y Hall to asnjamn stern,
,"sr sSs :sR.ps%is II:
0H s G.Ssa lsa e .. Of ' s.,S a'.l VIM
'' asa1s. Nc s SSs wa@ cS OF essys ss.'s
2d5ave w. III 4 n Of sst,-si. si.ax75; iOreph >,
sis rsa'r to hss s iruMe' Of adav. isa.ss g.
tS' s SHS s az %ss, S Eoss Tss. 6a
ssstoi,s rs At & sssn''ns Clarence True to
George Miller to Herman friedman 1906
i12h st, $. 2G0 II e OF 7th-ave 20xI00.1i;
Walter Reid to Alice p Leaman. ...........:.:.
l36th-st. 125 IT e CT ST Anns-aye. i0Oxl00;
John " Hutchinson. jr, referee. TO Petty. .
soulard Walker Realty Company. 1913
1i2th-st. =. rs II Of 3d-ave. 20S1Oo1O
Catherine Me!ghan 10 Emma McMnhon...... e,2'
lst-ave. corner l0Gth-st 001lxl13; Arthur
Gorsch 10 Felix Levy Observation-Disclosures.
Roosevelt-st. No IS. and No 10 New Chambers
st. New chsmbers-st, s.. Mt Batavia
st, 2.5x 26x to beginning; Carlo
Cappe,eti Simon Z FIannery. ....u.,...,....
10th-ave. corner 3ls-st. 24.sx6O; Christian
Stoehr to Isaac L Smith. -.
Wooster-st. No 1G4. $50 n. Of Houston-st. =.
23.ax73; Ellen Rh!nes 10 Martin Marks .:..,:.
| Gouyerneur Place, 2. 1888 II e Of Railroad
ave. 74xi20x irregular: Henry Brnckmsnn to
August Jacob .............................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16

once OF the LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COM
eW York. Maroh Sh. 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Of this Company viii DO held Monday. April 4,h
1898 at p NJ, the ocs OF The Company FOR the par-
pose eec'ing Board Of Directors for the ensuing
and for the Transaction OF such other business az
may come before tie meeting Transfer books will be
closed on March 10Th and ieopened April 9th.
WILLIAM +. DIXON Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
FEW BUILDINGS.

,.,,,., n " corner 81 Nicholae- ave- Tor hve
storv brick dathouse with stores, oil vxst'iLs
T7G: John Jordan, Of No 44D west -''''' sao ev,o
owner John l. Jordan. architect. t., '
,-,,n ., & . corner Bond-st for one-stoIy Dic.
store l. 4x7O Mrs Mary Ryan, Of 10 iSs Wss s
Ed st. owner: l. 4 cramer. OF No l2o ba'' pom
23d- st. architect. i,rrL ~
Wilett-st No 5J-5e tor three .sofy W p.,
"asthmwes with stores. 23xss; Ronsinsky & fer
alman OF No $50 Broadway owner; N Bern >, noo
.tein OF No ll Centre st. arohitect. '"
villa~aye. o. o OF 2o S,ab stores ok
so. Elk Grendey. OF No i5' East ols'-" mn
TNncr: r ] Miller. architect 49,. 'o'o
ar n s. $50 Il of While Plains ave for
'" ,vo.story frame dwelling 2ix@b: Btrtha Car
nenter Of No "a sth-st. owner; N T MaPes' 400
""'
ALTERATIONS
,,,ao,av No isia: to a four-story brick store
ana BITS; 9 Johnston. No West 2"h-s'' e,oo
owner; Pollard & sienam. architects, -. s"
s7tl-st No 80 West. 10 one-stoIy pIIsk VA
houge 25xeO: II Scum. OF No aso wash M
,ngtan- St owners; Franklin Bayies architect o"o
lQiil-st 430 West; TO Investor priSk W.e
men- houfe; Katharine Boehm' 10 80 80 W Wes,
43d- 81, owner: James " Cole. NO ~" Nee' .,o
tth-si, architect - ,ct ;sn.msn
house with stores; John Petersen No I0s HIN 20,
I'VE owner; w Cole. architect 49, '
llCth-st No lG5 East: 20 tnree-soty ehe p"s soa
rnent brick dwelling; Susan Comics NO -
Fast iioth-st owner; George Waisr"e =, ooo
'''~'
st No IL West: to hyc-story brick store
and lofts: United States hortgnge ana Irus'
romrany No 20 cedar~st. owner; Z. I Lyons m,
No - Union Square. architect .............. o'~o
Monroe ST. No 10; to three-story bfck dwell
inr and meeting rooms Mrs j. BerkywItn NO 10,
2ss cin,un-st. owner; snmuei sahs. arrn'scf "'''
Jc-one-nvr >, 100 II Of Woediawn ROAD -
iwo~and-a half story frame dweliins; charles
! Tier Mount vernon owner " II hos- , ~,
fall archiirct .f'''.--'-' .'''''''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
RaiIroaps.
~AmsMoAs casArssv RA,laoAn.o d.
NETWORK
(ENTRAL
- Z HUDSON RIVER n. p.
tine F0UR.TRACk TRUNK LIME,

An through Trans sup ~ A'sany. soeA. syracuse
s;:s: Central station. 80 stree, 'a'
$40 ESP Esssaai EM II; .H'9 e.
:iI I;:. W.T., 1:sss.s ri :. IT,:
s+5 Ssisy All. S sSii:... HSss.;s, Sss.: II
1912, = r' T. ' SSs ei' sTons LIMITED p.n,
Sssss sn go taI S.S: :s,D'ns an. S0
1856 &c" s''A coSA EXPRESS .rc.p. sunday 70.
v.x xssns syra .,n bunao and all Important
LOO s soEri RS'Psar, LIMITED Daily
100 MrhaosS . I'D chicago Stop:
asc a'a ffTsY'Ia,.e ALBANY sprsIA
sunday For G'rrson ives, Poinp Poushksep'e.
600 sas Xxx SHORE r.M.;p; , D.,-Ss b.;
ey.snd wi Us fi.6s Toledo s l ioss ss's;;ss
s'i y: ;.' aa. Kansas .ss rss'
ndo .fs"s Tss p.s CHEESE
o.aS %gaE MESS, p .ss ,.s: T ss
$50 ns:ss Il u:sS;.. Ssi.
600 sPEciAL LIMITED MALI % o' Fsn soss
n.y. y. 81 H:''ass'is; iSS
OILS ana ar%crrac EXPRESS p,nyrGS5 , syr:
burg BS 1s"f S.r.r. Fail. TsisdS c r..
cage and. except SATURDAY for Cape N'ne'" ""'
1910 Tlsat~MrpNrcHT ExrREss Ths,ms S y.n
s s srs ~ ssSs sssssy ss ,s.;. sun
fa' esea: 'issH; :ss:p' sunday 60 pats
~ h.ld via Harlem Division ,...,. and IN. Berkshire
Hl. via ,he Harlem Diy:,cn tn vosxrRs
can night trss~ between 18Th street hhl pom pom,
Vim d: :::s':s ';;s I'll. only In. 'aSa'ns "a. night
Wasnsr Palaca cars on all through trains.
! Trains Illuminated With pintseh taght -, ...,.
| Tickets and Wagner Offices at 0ranf Crnirnl Weucn'
49, 26i. sis Broadway. 81 Fac. s,h Ms iiroaiwsy
1885 Columbus Ave. al West i2Sh 81. I2s,h - station
and I3sth 81 station New York; S3s and TO Fuou 81,
and 100 broadway 2; D.. Brooklyn A. -.
T-lephons '27oo Thirty-sgh,h Street for Nsw York
| Central CAB service. . a.. -.
Pagrsg- checked from hotel or residence ny 'hs W"-
| wspress
| JOHN ". TorCFY orOrSr W ptSfrrS
! Csnsr,l Manager General Passenger Avert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
cstursions.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.,
Sunset Limited"


FOR TEX AS~..NGN anu WI" h"Ns~ w
-.ARIZONA.--CAIIE
HAWAIIAN ISs.ANDs---.pA
CUINA-.AISTRA 1sOo Nh
TuE.WOEsD.
Unsurpassed through ssspSs sn su P 3ssn. 90.
rr,VE TrW YORK MONDAYS and FRIDAyS
'' For complete Information apply TO .
usw., uavlsy A. q. r. NJ I. " Nutting, r. p A.
40 Broadway, or No. Battery Place. NV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
SHORE R.R.

zrains leave ed ~, station. ~ T.. 90 'e"""" -
AZ n, ....,.. .rom Lot VI rfsnsisa st. -
Iv,I5 A. "A DAILY Tor ALBANY, tusa syrsguss "os,esS
wr esnslo. Niagara Faiss. fos' wayne '"''"' WV
U,,", A. AZ Dsiiy f,r Albany, Men.re.l u,les srs.
90. Rochestsr Buffalo. kexsfs fails i~f"'s'' "
troll, sI~ssl.nS ch.rssg snd ~ louis ,....
s,ia u NJ Daily Albany. ttcA. niiacnss n.snsS<r
Ter puralo. Ssgara Falls Toronto. pesfun S's'ssnS
Sin,s ,sess az principal hotels snf efhees
'' G RI iAkBENT, oensrsi Passenger Asses.
Vanderbilt Ave. Nf~ iefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16

pyrRrisrMrsrs and sns,gis'sn. 6, rsss~"s.
81 .oor north n 3ist ~. until cs ~ =, -, a.
nents received at tns fgioslns efshs" "a. - az,
- =. yat-- until 4 81 clock y m wa % IN
ON ,nt :, ~: dfr ave- c< i1fh ~ Mac ~ -
Me-, Va =, ssas cIhssye W rss, irt i. ~ sS
sth iso fstt tih W
- ~ ,S,Sssn 7,,h asr Jrh s,s i.o2s sisass' nsS
s,s 81, 7os istass near srh - ~ az. a,sseisr All
SSos Sd ave. $40 East ioh-st. ivzi s'e''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY

".i i;%. Il S \; ;. s.s: :.
'""'a ana '1 si ,'sS r ts,, wS,,ss.ii 80
Ten c. .l s', AZ. ,' S. q . Is ~. :.
For Ess,on, s-e,-hsan A.i:ni:-e l.sss etsss -
fssoIn,I' 80 o. ais .s % y ','' aarssy. sS
d go, e hssgs a NJ 10 .s 40 s S ere A.
~ 80 =, ssalss. 40 a an. m am sra
40 Fis so Pa ..a i.,';"Iss q 20: =
ssSs $50 sapS., ,s -. s 70 nsssiss5 ~ S
90 sasea aj s e snd s %%'T's,e 20
ALI.-RAiL ROUTE.
ron rqS H.A ss oSEA k.s SroY r.s 6~ss
$ g.. !S 81 HI; ''s; ~ e. ss
"O'' Red Bank f2so,it I.srwocp
o,y ~ ig sasa.,. vi is So AGO. o." '''''.
TINS hy', q i,";s'' s rs1s ard q rssS''s
Voc Atlantic cry. vins.snd and nridss,On. 80 A ~.
TSp'Ps s :r: 20 .';sF'A' $50 '~ ri"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. nAniiAohE AND "~S"'"~
Prom TOO. q Liberty g.
;.. Ss' $ S'Ils r. ss $s 49, Az s:
'i R5s eTs E L ' sS sgSks5 Ntiss4
10 %s'f ioi 10 4. 10 i o. iiso IT'S ~ 3
rs ..;;;;. s !:s ;ss 49, s$ sS Wy S IA
sie ess i9% M "a, -, ssadss,s, 90
s$ 20, vs. W d. Se. $50 i'aS sss go, s&'
We: C. ii'i5 -; ~, & .s:.' y
& e s S-sss,s 4. n, "a. x'' WV
,%.u ~ The Y r1Sr',.T - Wi cs - ana ess !,
Sssrsss IRON hotels or residence. 70 ts,,lrs'-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
Financial elections.


BOND a. MORTGAGE I'll ARANTEE CO..
lis REMS-N STREET. BiOOELlN. 49,
March II. 1898
t THE ANIMAL ELECTION FOR Directors Of this
~ Company held this day tho following gentlemen
we-e duly elected FOR the ensuing year. viz
Charles : William Lurlmls
Wesley {. Bush James - l.ynoh.
5-slIv t-snupeu r.
Lillian # Davies Samuel T Freeman
Charles r. Henderson jacob r. Schlff.
p.niapoin d. Hicks John W SeTnn2.
william NJ. iagrahau- John j. tucker
William Il. lsham, lrederlch Iotter, -
Karin Jo,st I1ls D. Williams
II, Kelsey. George o. Wtlians
Al A aibseauent m setng the Board, Mr. William h
Istam President Mr. Martin Joost Vice-Prestdent: Mr..
Clarence H. Kelsey 2d Vice. esident and General Maj
ager Mr.. Frank Bailey. secretary, and Mr.. Martin
V'eilss Treasurer unanimously elected
FRANK BAILEY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
Dipiorno Notices.


MERGENTHAI,ER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
Nev-York. March i5th. 1898
AT MEETING of the Board Of Directors
held this 4 regular quarterly DIVIDEND OF TWO
and a half per cent and . extra dividend OF two ana
half per cent declared payable March Sls 20
The stockholders recod Saturday. March H. ls9S
o'clock y. m . 49,. ,o,,
1he transfer books will close Saturday March ietn
1898 at one clock :; m. and reopen on Friday April
LIST 1858. 10 H'clGck Il. m -. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
Suburban Real estate,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. estate. all kinds sale and rent
a CLARENCE n TuRHS. asAkmsasI hsW-5~A
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-rW-YoRK NEMuAYEN And HART.

~ FORD RAILROAD COMPANY. New-ilaven; Conn
Nach Is lSgs-The trausfer books OF this Conn
pany will be closed the close OF business on the sth
-, ana remain closed 10 and including the 3lst inst
faY purposes dividend payable on the latter cate by
order OF the Board q 2irectcrs ,,,, ,.-..,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-16
COOKS VACATION TOURS

t,so,s,Ien tlckee for ni, dual tfaYclcgs-rallroad
al sts,nship -everywhere-at lowest rates
~" n ? Fxr,rsen 20 worlds sunday school Convention
,.ayas fr,m Boston by r. g Canada June 10
Eau Palestine Party Sept. -
p ~, ,be world Parties September ~. oct. II.
TUOs. C0Ok a son.
~ New York.
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uoNrsT,KE MINING CO.,

MILLS Ri;ifDINC IS BROAD STREET.
NisN-Y yf:k, March u.s. 1893
Dividend NO. 20.
vv,;,t, RE;rJI,aR StONT1IiY DIVIDEND Of TWENTY
l ftVT fa1 GENTS PER SHARE has been declared
for February payable a. the onre OF TIE C2pehy San
18Th inst. a.. 49,,
A' IOUNSRERY & co. Transfer AgentA
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03

Le=J S N N AA AA = Rev E. A. Woods. ....................... Rev. H. L. Dietz. Rev. J. c. Gibson. n........................ Rev w. c. Jenkins. s........................ Rev. William P. Kirby ....... Father P. J. Cummins. s......................  Father Cottle ........................... Salesian Fathers ......................... Father Cummings .....................-.... Father J. Pious. .................... Father Carraher
 Father P. A Foley. Jesuit Fathers ........................... Father P. R. Lynch ....................... Father P. scanlan ..................... Rev. J. Prendergast. V. G....... Rev. Father wyman ...................... Father Gray ...-..............,...... Father Connolly .........................E.. Salesian Fathers. ................  Father Nugent ........................... Father Coyle ............................ Father Browne ..........................
 
 Marist Fathers ........................... Catholic Truth Society ......
 Rev. s. F. Ford rd...................... Rev. ". A. Gardner .......... Rev. w c. Pond. Rev. W. H. Tubb.. Rev. P. Coombe .A................... Rev. Fl. T. Shepard ................. Rev. c. c. Adams.......
 Rev. William Rader ...................... Rev. r. B. Cherington ..................
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
A Brave California Boy
 in the Van.
HIS FATE YET UNCERTAIN
HE FOUGHT WITH THE FIRST ; REGIMENT
The Son of the Appraiser Shows Him. >. '. self to Be.a True Ameri- : =; can Patriot.

. Among the brave boys In General Law tons division of United States regulars who fought so gallantly before Santiago last Friday was Starr Dare, son of United States Appraiser John T. Dare of this city. '..
 Appraiser Dare is a war veteran, and
 when his son asked for his advice as to
 enlsting in the present war he advised the boy to enlist with the regulars, for in that branch of the military he would be = better cared flor, better clothed, better
 armed, better fed, better disciplined and handled more safely in action than If he Joined the volunteers with raw comrades and raw officers. Young Dare was spe- cially anxious to be at the front among the Whstiing bullets and the shouting :, of the captains. and the thunder and -shuddered at the idea of being kept. in California at garrison duty. So, acting .on the advice of his father, he waited un- til the day before the First Infantry Regl- ment of United. States Regulars, stationed Iat the Presidio, started for New Orleans and joined Company k.
 : It was his good fortune to be one of the detail assigned for duty on the steamer .Gussie; which made a landing near Ma T1el,. :on the northern coast of Cuba, and engaged; in a skirmish with force of jSpaniSh soldiers. MT. Dare last heard from him after he had landed at Juragua with: the First Infantry, which composes the second division of the army corps un- der General Lawton.
 Q SinCe the investment of Santiago was in- ftiated:. with the fierce fighting of last Fri
 day. Mrs. Dare, the boys mother, has been in "a state of fearful suspense, and :! her fears for the safety of her son have been increased by the news that Lawton' S Division. and the First Infantry in par ticular, had been in the front and in the -thickest of the fight, and that the Ameri- cans1ostmany men in killed and wounded. j. 'I am too much of a philosopher" said MT Dare yesterday, ito think that mat ter can be mended by fretting and worry ing over 1t. l know that my son must have
 acted like a brave American, and I am
 naturally anxious to hear that he Is we'll His. mother Is very. much alarmed over
 the news of the fighting.
 Q ,:''There are. other mothers and fathers and sisters in California whose loved ones
 are at the; front in Cuba, and the news of the-attack oh Santiago Is fraught with the
 greatest meaning. to them"
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
THE MEADE RELIEF CORPS

At the last held meeting of General George G. Meade Relief Corps, w. R. C.. there was initiated in the presence of large membership new member, and the applications of several loyal and patriotic women who desire to aid in the work of the corps were received. The members are working hard to fill up the vacancies caused by the passing away of members and the departure from the city of others. Mrs. Hannah Tempteton, well-beloved member of the corps: will pay a short visit to Salinas, where she was identified with the corps of that place, and then proceed to Mexico to take up her resi- cence there, her husband having ac- quired a coffee plantation in that terri tory.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
.RATHRONE s1STERs

San Francisco Temple is making ar rangeInents for a public installation of the following. officers elected to serve for the ensuing term: Miss Slddie P. Daggett, NJ E. C.. Mrs, Ida Mecredy, E. S.; Miss May Dunn, E. J.; Mrs. Mary Hincken, manager; Mrs. Emma Scholfeld, M of R. and C.. Mrs. Ada Merguire, NJ of F.; Mrs. Alice Monteith, P; Mrs. Annie Ter ", G. of. o. T.; Mrs. Ida Brook, P. c.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
:'KNTGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

~Gqlden City Lodge. celebrated its sev-
 epteenth anniversary June 24 by a select entertainment and dance given In Justice Hall fn the Pythian Castle. There was a good attendance and the progtamme that. included many interest," Ing n1mbers was very enjoyable.
 A. new lodge was instituted last week at :Sumrnerland, Santa Barbara County.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-03
Carpet Department.

Mattings make cool and cIeanly floor coverings. Our importatlons this year comprise an unusually large and varied line of patterns and colors.
 oiIcIoth for the. kitchen, hall or bathroom, if you bring your own measuren1ent....-...........I5c a yard