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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
IL remember you as the first

ing, / shall remember you as the first
applicant"
Nevertheless. did not speak with
out reason. ! am tired of it, Marjorie
tired of it all. / am no Jacob to serve
seven years. +"
Then stop now" Cunning TO him
with quick anger). Doubtless you
think Jacob had something higher in
view of his long waiting. Well, sir,
should you serve for me seventy times
seven, it would be to receive the same
answer-no! My freedom is too sweet
to yield it quite SO readily. Good
evening, Mr.. Harding. | can find my
way home across the meadow alone!"
But, silent and stern. John walked by
her side until they reached the thresh-
old of the door. Then. without word,
she stepped within, and he turned and
walked away. From her own window
she watched him until out of sight.
then threw herself upon her little bed,
with its snowy counterpane. in very
passion of sobs, half anger, half de-
spair.
The next morning, bright and early,
Mrs. Hayes, busting about her morn.
ing duties, spied messenger approach.
ing the house. A moment later, with q
respectful Woodworking" he handed
her note. For Miss Marjorie, ma'am. >
and was as quickly out of sight.
"F'rom John Harding. Some lovers
quarrel reconciled. Suppose l keep II
just few days. She will thank me fol-
it some day. l will think it over" and
thus soliloquizing, she slipped the let
ter into the capacious pocket by heI
side, where it was destined TO remain
long days ere it was brought to light.
Sudden move, that of young Hard.
ing. ! thought he was too sensible &c
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
THE VITAL ORGANS.

A remedy that will cause apparently dead
and worthless organs to bristle with life
health and energy and to perform their func
tionslproperly, is truly remarkable medicine
Owing to the extraordinary work demanded OF
the kidneys and their delcacy, no remedy car
be more a boon to mankind than the one that
will make the kidneys do their work thor
oughly and without injury to themselves. The
remedy is Morrow's Kidneoids, prepared in
yellow tablet form.
Morrow s Kidneoids have demonstrated that
they are the best and most efficacious remedy
in the whole world for curing those dreadful
diseases produced by overworking and strain
ing those delicate organisms known as kidneys
OF all organs of the body the kidneys have
the most important functions to perform and
therefore require the greatest care. Like all
machinery they are able TO do a little more
work than is their normal portion. but they
cannot stand this necessarily and must not be
imposed upon. They are so refined and deli
cate in their structure that the least over take
ing Of any other part Of theshuman. body is apt
to produce in them serious troubles which. II
not attended to at once, viii lead to serious
complications resulting soon in DEATH
Eating too much, drinking too much. irreg-
ular habits. lifting heavy weights, exposing
one s self to drafts and bad weather and a
thousand and one other excuses and indis-
cretions affect the kidneys, making them sick
and puny and thereby spreading throughout
the system poisons that would in health be
thrown off.
Morrow's Kidneoids are a revelation to the
medical profession and pharmacists, both in
the process Of making them and their efficacy
in all kidney troubles, which they are guaran-
teed to cure. no matter of how long standing.
They are as much talked about today as were
X-rays few months ago.but the sphere of use
fulness and Importance of Kidneoids Is more
reaching and effective.
You can get Morrow's Kidneoids at all deal
ers' at 50 cents per box or So forssix boxes.
Sent postpaid BY the Herb Medicine Company.
Springfield, Ohio. upon receipt Of price.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-04-28
. coIIec,or - the queen. Portrait,

a Londoner was. approaching th
cuner Of a house on the route of tn
great procession with having let it 70
the day 10 a citizen of the Unite'
States.
1T is disgraceful," he said. indig
nently. The queen graeiously offer
to show herself to a certain humble
of her London subjects. and the,
promptly let their windows and go q
another part Of the town. Il is dis
loyal,"
~Disloyal!" replied the Householder
aust the contrary. We do il for Il
purpose Of having as many portrait
of our sovereign as possible-and all il
rrld.--London Answers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
REAL ESTATE.
MANY SALES CLOSED AT PRIVATE CON
TRACT.


There was a large amount Of trading In city
realty yesterday in every section OF the city. ex'
cept that south Of Fourieenth-st None Of the
sales of great importance but together they
made good showing for spring business
The plot In Amsterdam-ave. sod by Slawson
Hobbs Tuesday TO Oppenheiner & Hamcrshlas
extends from Northumberland forteth to One-hun-
dred-and -forty-hrst ST., running east 100 feet IL
each street. The seller Is Joseph Guinet Of Lyons.
France. who takes in part payment three hve-storY
dwelling houses In West Seventy seventh-st.
0ppenhelmer & Veith the buyers Of the plo,
mt the northwest corner OF Central Park West ana
One hundre -and-e lghth-s, which H. j. Phillips
Co. sold Tuesday for $1,000. The sale con
nrmed by the brokers yesterday, ana II was said
60. SOLD the plot in 1877 for sI30O
D. r Jayne X Co. anu ). b. GoOGale Son sod
s., ola DuiiGings. plot 4CNsss. on privateSerms
H. r. Zitel sold for Ader d HERMANN The SIX
Wes Sew as o private sN terms ana '
Jones q Bailey sofa for henry Meous 10 Winston
feet norm OF East Omen undred- and eighty nrst-st
on private terms
The same firm also sold the two-story frame dwell
ng-hous No. So East One hundred nj eishtieih
St, isx5sxilS for Thornton Bros TO Mary Johnson.
house, lSxll3. iot frank p. Lockwood 10 Anthony
II. Austin. anu No. o5s East One-hundred-and-
for Thonon Bros sra% IN Mr. susby TS
prices paid are Withheld.
John H. Slurk bought No. 10 West Ninety-ninth-
payment the plot. 507x05. at the southwest corner
OF Second-avc and one -hundredth-st
The Ernst Marx Nathan Company bought from
Mrs Harriet. OF Yonkers plot. extending from
Magic 10 Post ave. In the Dyckman section, look
Hzxl35x3iG. on private terms.
The same company. bought from Charles A.
Chesebrough plot OF more than three
the north side Of the new sherman Creek Basin.
extending along the line o. Tenth-ave. from Two
hundred-and- frst TO Two-hundred- and-fourth st.
This Land had no been transferred since 1910. when
1t was purchased by the Chesebrough family from
Henry Unison.
Mrs. Susan a. Austin sold the plot. S7xlc0. the
east side OF Brook-ave. u feet north Of One-hun-
dred- sixty ninthst.. to Mr.. Kinsig. for about
1850.
F. f. Malnhart sold for John Welcker Nos. LA
and ll6 West one hundred-and- ninth-st.. two Ave
story fathouses plot 50xl0O private terms.
Max Hart bought from We'll & Mayer two lots
the north side OF Eighty secondst 2O6 feet east
OF First-ave.. for improvement with sxstory
tenement house. The price is withheld
Ten shares OF stock OF the Real Estate Exchange
and Auction Room. Limited. sold at auction
yesterday for sS1 each This is the highest price
yet obtained
At the Broadway Salesroom. yesterday. Peter +.
Meyer sold in foreclosure the plot, 6xl0O on the
east side Of Morrisave $50 feet north Of One-hun-
dred-and- seventy -fourth-st.. 10 Leo Hutter Tor
SlO. All the other parcels were adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
Citp properta for Sale.
To Manufacturers, Shippers and Investors
improved and Cheaper Terminal Facilities
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

The permanent lines Of Wharves. and Piers Tor
the EAST HARBOR OF NEW YORK have been
decided upon by the General Government
This capacious body Of water lies In the very
heart OF the Greater City; ample facilities are
here offered for every variety OF Manufacture
on a large scale Immediately contiguous to the
Continental trunk lines OF railway that meet
here; deep ocean water. and river transit. SO
that both materials and goods can be re-
ceived from OF delivered to all parts OF the
United States Canada. and Mexico. as we'll as
by steamer to ali parts Of the World, without
breaking bulk and without carriage or trans
shipment. Thus insuring minimum cost OF
transportation.
Upwards Of 1000 building lots. and a mile of
shipping facilities. are now offered In bulk or
Parcels by the EAST BAY LAND AND M
PROVEMENT COMPANY. Elevated cable.
and trolley cars direct to the property.
INQUIRE at the office Of the Company. corner
Of the Southern Boulevard and Leggett Ave-. or
80 Liberty ST.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bro,dbent Malcolm @. to Joseph Young; No 100
rr mfst MARI a2 Hsihan comPany to sarah Fried
,snaer Sseslersye' Sen're run. nf a6 *
isosx si27 to centre line avenue
rd l00 to osep5 7" the @Hyers Mortgage
ance Company n 5 I'7th-st' ac"S IT OF Am eno
rayoF 6o",; the GARDEN aT ,G fy c% maSP, SO,
carlew James. to casimir Tag and another: exc,
cutors. eic. 7e,h-st s2' # W OF Central ~ nm
na r%TH susan susan Y to- John kennedy 57th-st
K Ts kH,h Of 2nn' to fssn. National Bank
ssih-.i 225 {, OF we: nL End ave, ave years 81"
Ms sss y Of cSria"dt ave Sc.os5
sh sGlH John to Jacob Ruppert iioths'.
= s, Of + I sslono af Mssroach No
ISL corner g'th h u:ry ysaT' swan and o'
S% sH55s.P, @ s%iss- sd-avs los Of
yl,nsa5 nsTew To- Enoch 9 Bell. bergen ave-
w.. 50 II n 81 Rose-st demsrd. ............: 1900
james snd Ms Neso to BirFbecs
Savings and Loan Association. "rah'-a'e' , .oo
ci s p b5a de- p to North River savnr
Bank. l4th-st. 800 # Of 7th-aye' 2'Nlo3a mn
Same to same : corner Park-ave and 72d-'t 49,
carroll ydif' Howard to charlie, stadler
ner l?th-ays ana 5t,h It. 20 w,sn II roen '''
o Hsas 81 MFis' snd u JOB sIa
Gilman Sas Ster NAI% = csn
ct ,b lso M.Sss IL 18th syt n
tuition e Le1ns'on-uve Sos IT OF Nth ,o.
vcGornsck Michael TO Bradley & CrIrrier Oom-
Pssn.y s.c TTr.eI patsrsa 1880
osndSte' Jonn 70 ave and It. 10 years 1000
cb,so,m BENJAMIN q to Mary Chsolm, 2lst-
81 leo o Il = Of 9Th ave i4th-st. No 20 West:
lath- a. n a. 225 II g OF CHA l3th-s q a,
lot "a .a ms9 NO nen' u 5000
rNr,an AInnno r to Rudolph Christensen
45h-st 3es II Of sth ave, years .......... lolO
$500 charles A. TO william II Brown,
ectItor etc n > l35th-st. $50 Il " OF WnIow-eye, -
>,,So,rn Annie 20 William r Brown executor,
Etc = ia0th-st. 300 n Of Wow-svs.
perkln, MARY 8. 10 Clara Bryce. b2d ct, -
1872 II Of Park-aye. year, ,....',....' 400
e.ockfcn Richard United States Trust COM
, saS ;, ,,i.ns. 70 fist year. 1900
Same 70 same 10th ~. 30 II OF Amsterdam . o
SANE g ,smr oV " y. itoOo
Singh. Carrie J. to Sarah Taoorisotu sxscuHA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
Gonnlrn prcpcrln 90 Get.
Furnished Gouses 10 cet-Gounirp.

ITO PENTTho "ARGYLE." Babylon. 7. T. Finest
hGel Long Island fully furnished and eQuipped.
Lovely lake grounds casino stables d0ckage right At
hotel giving facilities boating fishing and surf bath
ing Particulars from REALTY TRUST 80 Liberty St..
y. Y.
TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES at Clarendon SPRING.
Vt beautifully situated For particulars and photo
address ROBERT MURRAY, 81. Augustine. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

Park-ave. Nos 1886 and /. i9s. W corner oath
st. 80 sxso. Alber, Wagner to William II c
o7ih;si 5 2oa II q shave. 25rlooo; John
Interior lot. a It W OF Pleasant-av, and I25.ii
It Of ll3,h-st. runs " 20KjOll 20
-cutors md trustees. to Clarence " Fowler
Same property. Clarence Fowler to Caroline
Interior lot. icoii IT Of ll5ih-st and il nv
20; C@renee Il Fowier - caroline Bum.
i3Gth-st No loo West l5.sx9s.iI, Joseph Young
l47th-st n 5. $50 II W OF Amsierdam-ave 1851
II: Edward L Patterson to George Blanks ILL.,
30 II; same to joseph Roura. ...:,::.,......: n'c
7h Rs,ys- - F 5 81 sid' 2ar7' August
Pyne-s,. 5. $50 It n Of Bayard-. St s7ssio7: =,
Joseph u Jennings George Rumpe..:.:::. &c
Pyne-st. e.s 5s76 It n of Bayard-s. lso1io7;
same 70 Virginia wilkinson &C
f Lille YoTan to psys 'f Merrill 1850
coIioya Place VS. ost # Of s. GeoTSss cTss-
BarSer-ave. centre line. AT centre line Bleecker-
st. iss7x irregular; John Barr to Bronx In
Grant, No s5S. -, 22o15o; Caroline Maillari
s7th-st. 5. s25 It v Of oth-ave 251icoS Ken
io22: Casimer rag and another. executors and
s7s 10 70 as 5a Mes. c2 a5Ss Chic. Beciey
to Kenneth K Blagyelt =; .,,;.,t;.:,.,,-;,3.
r Rosert P.Tkn. TO- to Miehse Dero.a
io2d-st. >. 2lo6 II " OF ad.ave Ixlool IL;
Laurence S 7 PTendersast as administration 10 10,
% % F eos to # FsD: of fA Ford i''t''
iloih-. 2ss # = " r Of Leno1-av'. ls1iooii;
s, s1.ne nr % Robert Ford to same
i5Oth st, n $, iel.s It Of ethzaye. 10 500 IL;
Clarence ~ FG srar ana av S's At 10 corner lot H.
Hiys ap Aye by AndrsS si Fnday 2isssssc Iresua
also part lot a. same map i26 loX23o; also
5as3 i.1sFga1 sSnta M 70 g. 100 acres
ssh nS:' = 80 I. " q OH aye 25Il69o simon
n q Of
R; s5s 5 Gar.,sn nohen ARd.sy K!es:.
ady l2s :, ., Of M lts,nt sS NSufSn
'r e 5Tioo; Mary j Sleeves to John F Sleeves
wes,- a. corner vestry 75sxIoo s17s2r
1909; Frederick W carlin and another to fa'-
l4S1st. n $. 800 II e OF 7,h-aye 25xlos3 Henry
DE Peyster, executor. to Eliza l. De Clark -.
,atRnave . corner 54th- st, Ioosnsoo; Ruth ,o,
7od st . corner 4rh-av- 20Slo22; Mutual Late
In,st1sas Company % cor h.a .td s
MccsnahaTni . as pres1ldeat ana the mutual
same 1nnT oroDerty; Robert circacen to
IL: $ ;tS ana s 81: Aa a0 AI asoas 85sR
Cherry-st. Nos 90 and 2il 4ellx irregular;
Augustus II Hal e, al to Martha Hail. -
7s pa[s 10 Eli west i7xio22 John Plat to
AM M@sS T@'s extend. i.oth l.l.
st. -Xi3ox-x-; Charles r Richards 70 Richard
AS saaSs9H ave q iGitGst 5sii
p s I'm 70 Jacob = nori,
3d-ave W . IFS II OF lfoth-st, 65NO! lX"3'3Soo;
Michael ] Naughton 70 David J Phillips. -,
l4tth-st g. eos Il " Of Rider ave 90 sklUzM
5Oxfi0 1: Thomas Clark 10 Kate clark
lss,h-st > 300 It Of Willow ave; J'HiO:
william r Brown, executor, to Annie MalcolTn. o's
,a5th-st 8 $50 II y OF Willow ave, 5oxi0;
william Brown as executor. to Charles
Ericsson
RIock 80 map Pelham PARK Perley : Croser 70
Allan g Macdonell o- .. o, ccso ~
fst-ave No i,ssl. corner 9tn-st. Zo.oNso, -.
solomon Mehrbach to John T Wall ........... 23'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
financial elections.

Once Of the LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COM
PANf OF NEW YORK. 81 and 30 Liberty street,
New York March sth. 1895.
THE ANNUAL MEEpING Of the stockholders
OF this Compa ~ will be held Monday April 4th.
is at p NJ nj the Office Of the Company. frr the pur-
pose OF elecng a Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year and for the Transaction OF such other business az
may before the nee:!..s Transfer books will be
closed March 10th and reopened on April s;h.
WILLIAM +. DIXON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
THE CHICAGO n ALTON RAILROAD CO:
Chicago, H.. March 4. ls1S.
M

20 y
Annual Meeting.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Chicago
Alton Railroad COMPANY are hereby no,ihsa ths. me
Of said company Tor the election OF
er.ctor, and Transaction Of such other business as may
will be held at company's ONCE in chi.
oe pe M on Monday the 18th Gay Of April hext at 10
o'clock A. NJ -, III, -. o,o..d n, .he close OF bu,i-
u..s hours the 18th instant ana rso'ehe9 20, On rs o
DAY OF April neat ~ Ssc-otsry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
financial.
GuarantyTr Trustee.

Guaranty Trustee.
of New York.
NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET.
CAPITAL. "a 100000
SURPLUS, S2,5OO,OOO
ACTS As TRUSTEE For CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS. As GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER.
soNAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
subject to cheQue or on certificate.
STERLING DRAFTS on ALL PARTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADB
TRAVELLERS LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER @. oAKNAN. President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. in. Vice. Preside
GEORGE r TURNDULI- ID Vice Presidsnt
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and Sec.
}. NELSON BoRLAND. Asst. Treas and seo,
JOHN oAULT NJ ,nAssr Foreign Dept
- DIRECTORS
eAmuel D. Dabcock. Charles r. Henderson.
George p. rAker Adrian Iselin IT,
George s. Eowdoin, Augustus D. Juilliards
August Belmont. James n. Jarvis.
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,'
Walter r CillettA Alexander z Orr.
Robert Goeiet Walter O. Oakuan.
a O. Haven. Henry H. Rogers,
Oliver Hartman. II Mex Tyombiv
h scInerS HAYES. Frcdericl; V. Vnpderbiit
Harry Payne Whitney.
LONDON BRANCH,
81 LOMBARD STREET. z. O.
F.NEvILL JACKSON, MANAGER AND SECRETARY.
Guys and sells exchange on the principal
cities Of tho world. collects dividends and cou-
pons without charge, issues travellers and COM
mercial letters Of credit receives md pays
interest on deposits subject TO chcque ct ,snt or
on notice, lepds money coaternls, deals In
American and other Investment securities ana
Offers Its services a. correspondent and financial
agent TO corporations, bankers and metcaants-
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESDALE BANK. Limited,
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK. Limited
Solicitors.
FRHsHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committee.
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. GRAMMAR.
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ADHE-
sIvE POSTAGE STAMPS.
Pos. ONc- Department,
yCa.It,-.rD n q Feb % fSnQ

Pos. One Department.
Washington. u. g, Feb. rs. 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited from parties carr
To-, IN Tho business Of stcepate engraving and plato
rirtne or who had experience IN conducting that
p.oaSs aud will received this Department until
20 c,nck m on Wednesday the 30th Of March 1898
~ furnishing adhesive postage stamps - the follow
rsu.d classes In such quantities ~ may be called ior
hy The Department during period or -FOUR year' De-
g,,,tnr on tho FIRST day Of July. 1898. VIZ
s0rdnsrv postage stamps for the use or the pubic
Sewsnaper and periodical stamps.
Postage due stamps
spec al delivery stamps. ,,, - ...,o,
I5ro,0sals must he made the blank forms provaen
De,ortuent securely enveloped and sealed. in
80 ..firoposAls FOR furnishing adhesive postage
and addressed to the Third Assistant Postmaster
f,a.npoa, washington D. g BIDS delivered In person
80, he HANDED in al before the h'u- above -p~nea
rnc.n. thereof: otherwise they Will not be con-
sidered. 1900, Itch ,,u .,.ciecs,,on. will
- shed upon application 70 the Third ASSISTANT
Postmaster '"TT,WEs A. GARY. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10

For sTREET LIGHTING.

Tn. Board q Trustees Of White Plains. y Y. wiz
AN Mach ood receive proposals for lighting the streets
u't ee for three years from Nov. 1898 electric
- 90. or both. For specincatlons address WI D.
rTT!Tur,FI,ASD Village Clerk White Flains y !.
" ENGINEER OFFICE. 5s7 Congress st. Portland.
-, Esh "a 1895 -Seaed proposals for ledge er
IN Rockiand Harbor. Ne. Will he received mere
chvaup5nn ~ Arrll o. 1898 and then publicly opened
untii - J. ~ furnished on application r. L. HoXIE
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10


iis,h-st s. 100 II " Of Lenox ave. FOR four i've
story brick hats %. SKIS and 2lS9.s; Emily l.
nasge. architects 100000
o7;h- 1t. No 300 West Tor i've. story brick Fat,
23xso; Frederick osihoT. OF No 800 West
0Tth-st. owner Frederick Ostho1, jr, Of No 1880
2s,h-st. n corner Madison-ave. for thr.e-story
pT'fS orS af S fso ess 600
liOth-st $ Boulevard, foT 4 two-storl
Eosnardt' OF 10 51S west Isith-s;. owner;
James W Cole architect. .... ......''''.''''' oov"
ALTERATIONS.
Broadway, No 1889 70 a ,wo-story hSlek 9 SY..
2Tth-st, owres; Pollard & steinam, OF No !" ,o.
Madison-ave No o57 10 a four-story brick dwell
lng: James Speycr. o.nrr; De LomaN & 'oin"s ~.
architects ."
NEW BUILDINGS CBRANCH OFFICE.
Washington ave. No LIS. for three.story
frame dwelling 2lHSg' Peter sexton; No 10y Ss
Broadway, architect v''o"
Jeromc-aye. $. ~ IT g OF Woodawn Road. for
A one-story frame ana glass greenhouse ana
Office 2OxiO; Charles A Tier. Mount Vernon. on
owner; w n IIorrfaL architect. i'i"
$40 ,,nms d Swsn n saa .os h0 caes
Hill. No 7s3 2d-ave. owner Joseph e Dooos' Ann
ray rI% W +. 100 4, n Of coiunbne-ave. Tor
two-story frame she'd 30x23, Emma Cold aoo
,mith. premees, owner ...'......- o"
Poplar-st s. 1893 # Of Man-st d0r Two.
story and attic frame dwelling. 2r3z; Joseph
O'aara owner; J Miller, No 3.@3s 3d-ave' 90,
ror..iHst W 4. $50 II n Of Farms Road:
FOR a three-story frame dwelling lSx35; Rachel
Greer. No 3S Grand ave. Brooklyn owner nno
Millner. architect. o'o~"
ALTERATIONS BRANCH OFFICE.
l44th-.t No 66s East. to a eestory frame
dwelling: Albert Rothermel. No $50 East l4oth- ,,oo
Morr.,axs n a i5s n W Of Anthony ave. to
two-s,ory and attic frame dwelling, Nc ,oo
Grath. owner: II Baker. architect .''''''''' 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10

etc, centre line Davidson-ave, 2aO n Of 184th-
ST. centre line runs W 1904 n 10. etc. years.
Todd. David r, 20 Gottfred Cries.. 1lfth-st,
OS n Of Msnhattan--nve. I year.
Butler. Jacob ID, 10 the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. Kir gshrdge Road. 2G5 10 n OF
Same to same. Ans,erdsm-ave " ., 2so. 10 II
of iG'th-st. 2cx2;s.ii II TO KinGsoridse Road
x2ltx2f9G. year ....,... ........,...::....'
.. 1G,th-st. 00iiAi00. year ..................
Monnott Louise r. New-Y)rk Security and
Trust Company. No 40 Mercer-st. year,.
VAL. John T. n Frederic Mddlcorook. No l.sSi
lst-aNe. years -. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-10

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
New York March 8. 1898
DIVIDEND NO. lis.
Board Of declared quarterly divi-
dond OF ONE AND ONE-QCARTER PER CENT. upon
the capital company, payable at the Office
OF the Treasurer and the 18th day April
to shareholders Of record the close 81 the transfer
books % the 18th day Of March instant.
The transfer books will be closed at o'clock the
OF March 18th inst and reopene on the morn
ing Of April ist next. - -
Treasurer
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Fort Worth & Denver City
Railway Company.

Fort Worth Texas February 20, 1898
On March IS. 1898. The State Trust Company Of New
York as Trustee will distribute cent. Of the
par value OF stamped certificates Of the Fort Worth ana
Denver City Railway Company. to holders OF record
thereof on March 10 1895 the amount Of surplus
earnings OF the Railway Company for the ok month'
ending December 81 1897 applicable the payment OF
interest on the Companys deferred coupon debt under
tho Agreement October H. 1895. Stock books OF tho
Company win be closed on March 10Th and will reopen
G.. VI. DODGE, President.
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financial 0lertlous.

:. NCIO-swISs CONDENSED MILK COMPANY.
a CHAM Switzerland
The THIRTY FIRST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
or 9JyARFHOI.DERS Will be held al the Kaben Hotel.
Cham SwI,,erland on Saturday. the 10th Of March lss
a, nocr order OF Business l. Annual Report Of the
~ DIRECTORS Q Report Of the Committee Of Audit
4 Propositions OF the Board regarding Distribution u
JJ;,on,s Election u and Of Auditors Of
A counts. CHAM March sth 1895. For the Board or
ntrec.or,: ApOLPH GRETENER. Chairman
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r1D J0IIET & CHICAGO RAILROAD co.

AAA] Chicago H. March 1888.
Annual Meeting. ~
yT,HE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Joliet IL Chi
u cseo Railroad Company are hereby notlhed that me
annual meeting Of said company for the election OF dl-
rnrs ma transaction such other business may De
nrs.ent.d viii be held al comprnys once In chicago.
m on The an DAY Of April next. al 10 O'Clock a. NJ
,ransfer books will lie closed at the use OF busl-
- hor, on the 18th and reopenrl on the Jth
Gay OF April next. NhAiN4'i@' ~ $500