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The Lamar register., 1898-03-12
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend ii
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW roRk. NJ
The Lamar register., 1898-03-12

"when are you going TO begin building ths
new churchf'f 'when the building commit
tee get through quarreling."
The Lamar register., 1898-03-12
TALES OF THE CUPID.
SOME AMUSING STORIES OF
UNIQUE MATCHES"

courtinE In church-A Passing Glance.
for Once Leads to Happy Marriage
-uneis RAstus' Courtship-old Dutch
Charley.
The Lamar register., 1898-03-12

Why isn't man a thief when he
hooks his wife's dress7
The sun., 1898-01-22
ResI Estate Private Snlen.

Smith Stewart have sold for George Hill No. ls
West Fifty street fourstory 6rownst9ne tone
Mr. Jon, will down the old dwelling and will
mrs. Jos"phine schmtd OF No. so7 Fifth avenue has
purchased from Newman Cowen the three lots on the
nue. being Is 5 on Eighth avenue and the Circle and
100 feet on II tn street. for &4y,0OO
Lawrence to Francis NJ. Johns two lots the east
side OF Townsend avenue. 2o5 feet north of 74th
tnuc to James Tacott; also have sold the Cary fac
tory. nye.slory brick building ON plot 5oIloo'
between seventh and Eighth avenues. for Paul
Leavitt to u. b. Cowperthwait
The property on the northeast corner OF Beekman
and Pearl streets. 25x iOs Is reported sold BY tho
cGi .S' ha. soa cr SELLER and Mrs. wcum
Nos. SO and 05 Stanton street. 44.lOx76. with old
buildings The buyer will improve by erecting six
j: Z; o,GaTs has sold for solomcp Cohen nve-
l2sth street, 25xslx961 also has sold for Edmund
s feet south u sst @
The trustees Of r. Laforte have sold the plot IooK
125 at the southwest corner OF Sixtethsxth street
and Central Park West which he recently purchased
Miss ii: NJ. Dodge Nos: 1870 and 1875 Yves. Ninety:
dWenss @ ss' each G1 soHsaSioS @ No. % Iso ST. Nicholas
avenue ahvestory double fiat house. on lot 32 Ok
ssx216xlO5.0. is given in part payment for the
Isaac T. Mainhardt has sold No. 10 East sixty
fourth street fonr.story brownstone house. 2o1eox
John A Prigge has sold to Charles McNamara the
northwest corner OF Park avenue and Eighty eighth
street. fourstory Hat house, on lot 25.s1sa.
Michael A. Hoffman has sold to John Yule the plot
the south side OF l03d street. 1855 feet east OF
Amsterdam avenue. AZ. | lax105
II. Rawak has sold for the New York Life Insur-
ance Company No. 90 East 10th street. n three
story brownstone dwelling on lot Iloo:ll.
George E. Iovett & Co. have exchanged for William
II. Reynolds with Cord Mryer the iyestory Margaret
apartment house on plot looxl8o at tho corner Of
Plaza street and Vanderbilt avenue. Brooklyn for
Bovine Park, Flushing. consisting of 854 lots. The
apartment house figured at $685. 900 and the lots at
$3.50, 900 in the trnn5actfon.
Louis Lese has sold to William Worth the three
story frame tenement house. 26x75. No. 4S Broome
street.
In brooklyn, James r. Rosl & Co. sold for George
S. James the plot the west side OF Hopkins ave.
nue.. 75 feet south OF Sumpter street. 7ox7e. for
about 81, 200; also. for Jacob H. Roberts. No. $50
Putnam avenue. twostory and basement brown.
stone front house. 20x45xl00. at $1,000.
A. s. Pfoskey sold for Frederick Alexander to L.
and q. Often tho southeast corner OF Fifth avenuS
and First street. fourstory brick apartment house.
with store, on lot 23x95, for about $50. 900.
The sun., 1898-01-22

lice Sales 500 tona centrIfugais 90. test TO pos.
ton, at tiec. Refined was auIet.
TonACcc-Tho weekly sales were 400 cases 1895
New England Havana seed at IataaB7irc.i 14O cases
1890 New England seed leaf at s2qaS0c.i goo cases
1870 Ztmmers at 1o@1fc., 100 eases lS0h FLATS At
1Si2@ De-; 1h0 caaes 1SOS rennsylynnh Havana at
l9@ ishqc; loo eases 1903 pennsylvnna seed ieat
at lliat l2iac 100 cases sCndres ut DO Ac.; 1bO
bales Havana At S0c.9Sl 10 in bond and 40 bales
Sumatra IN bond ht S5c.Gs 10
WooI--Current quotations " foreign " ools based
upon Wool EXCHANGE offlclal ciash cations, are as
follows; ForeiEn-Port Philip clothing, 25@8Oc.;
Port Philip cnuibinc 32S3Gci Adelaide com bing.
2i@26ci New Zealand clothing 2iG2Gc,i 1no cross.
bred, 21@29c.; Cape clothing. 1sGe2Oc cape comb
ing, 1e&2lc.: Mont Primera, 22@2ici merino, " %
23c. English, irish, and Canndan--1r sh hogs, 81 o.
32c.; Irish wethers a0Go3lci Shropshire hog $40
9lc; Shropshire wethcrs 8OC3lc.; sussex ~. ace.
Sussex ewes a31c.; Canadian combnR. 3Or3lc.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l,-These were to.day's prices:
The sun., 1898-01-22
Live stock Market.

SEw YORK, Friday, Jan. 2i.-Receipts of beeves
were 2,SO7 heads 32 cars to he exported, 1873 cars
direct to local saughtcrers, and 2g cars for tho
market. Prices ruled about steady in all instances.
but II was quiet trade throughout. although the
yards fully cleared. Native steers sold at sN5
GpS5 100 MS. stags and at 81 $50 s4.bO; bulls
at S3G33.60; dry cows at S2.2Oa63.40. Dressed
beef steady at f@sc. y n. for native sides Cables
from British mcrkets quote American steers at 0sltD
l0ioc. 10. dressed weight; American refrigerator
beef st Tal@SAc. n. No exports today; morrow,
$40 beeves and 4.162 quarters OF beef.
Receipts of calves, including IL direct. were 20
head Quiet steady and all sold. Veals quotable at
65ass.50 v 100 ms; Erassers at s3d$3.5O. City
dressed veals steady at 1Oel n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including II cars
direct. were 45a2 head; lSL2 sale all told
The market ruled quiet but prices held steady on all
grades OF both sheep and lambs Three cars wero
carried over. Sheep sold at S3.5O@8i.a5 100 ms;
lambs at S5.b0@S6.2b Dressed mutton, 7GSc. y
n; rcs.ed lamhs. Tio@glac.
Rece pts OF hogs were 2,b74 head; $50 head on
sale. Steady at S4@S4.25 y 100 ms.
The sun., 1898-01-22

an. IL.
That professional operators are practically in
control of the stock market, that is, 80 far as
daily fluctuations are concerned. is shown by
tho susceptibility Of that market to politi-
cal plays at Washington. rather than to ac-
tual developments affecting values outside
of the national cal ital and beyond tho
limits of Wall street. No one at all familiar
with public affairs imagines for moment that
the discussion Of the silver question in the
United States Senate will result In any change
in the financial policy Of the Government.
It is equally improbable that tho efforts at
so-called currency reform will accomplish
anything more than tho ventilation of the con-
ficting views of those engaged In the move
ment. The chances are that the advocates
OF silver in the Senate would not have
brought their hobby out at this time had
not tho currency reformors como to the
front in an aggressive way. Each party has
practically served notice upon the other that 1t
proposes to debate its pet theory. oven though
the prospects of effective legislative action are
infinitesimal.
The highly susceptible nervous organism of
Wall street Is disturbed, however. by tho idle
clamor of the contending factions. and In conse-
quenco speculation is held in check and opera
tions for short account are encouraged. Tho
more substantial interests that from timo to time
which to secure Investments do not seem to
share the apprehension of the speculative COM
munity. They ar0 also. 1t would appear. moro
keenly alive to the steady growth of the busi-
ness of tho country as reflected In railway traffic
returns and in bank clearances and as re-
lated In the trade reports. They also
appreciate the increasing independence of tho
United States from financial point of view
and the increasing dependence OF other nations
upon this country for staple products and man.
ufactured articles of various kinds The proof
of this last is found in foreign trade statis-
tics for the last calendar year. In moro recent
turns from this port and In the price Of cereals.
The latest evidence upon tho point first mon
toned is the fact that Europe Is largo bor-
rover OF money here through the medium of
tho foreign exchange market, and also that of
the recent issue of Illinois Central Railroad 3l2
y cent bonds more than S5 y cent. was absorbed
by local investors
In due time tho various considerations noted
above are likely to shape the course Of the stock
market. just as. for somo time past. they have
Influenced the dealings and prices in the bond
department of the Exchange. At the moment
they seem to be virtually ignored by the specu-
lative element. That contingent, ever alert
for immediate profits. sacrifices everything in
its efforts TO follow the manipulation In the
local traction stocks. In Sugar Refining and
in tho shares of companies most likely TO
be benefited by the approaching rush of men
and merchandise to the Klondike. Sugar
Refining, Manhattan Railway and Metropolitan
Traction and Consolidated Gas were exception
ally strong to-day. in spite of depressing influ.
ences emanating from Washington. Those in
auenceS resulted In nquidating sales BY tinid
The sun., 1898-01-22
Gopartnrrship 9lntires.
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP NAME
GEORGE HASTINGS AND COMPANY.

Whereas George Hastings and Edward Rrandup
have. heretofore. and for period uf five years and
upwards carried on the business OF General Advers
tsins Contractors in partnership. in the City OF New
York, and.
Whereas said partnership has 10 dissolved from,
and after the LIST day OF January. 1898. by mutual
consent, tn" undersigned Il having succee led to said
copar ncrship and arranged TO continue tho said
busn In said citv under tho copartnershlp namot
Now thps" presents certify:
That1 Georg" Hastings, am the person and the only
person dealing under tho saii copartnershp name
of George Hnstings and Company; that the place Of
aboie OF the said George Hast nRs Ia Neck Road,
SheepshC AL W. Long Island New York and that No.
~ Broad street New York City. is the principal place
of business OF the said new copartn 'rshp
In witness whereof have hcreunto set my hand
and seal the LIST day Of January. 1873.
In presence OF s. A. PHILLIPS.
State Of New YORK, City and County OF NewYork, est
On Dec 81, 1857. which Is legally on this 1st
day of January, 1905 before mo personally came
George Hastings. to me known and known to me
TO be the individual described IN and who executed
the foregoing instrument. and acknowledged to mo
that he executed the same.
]. ARTHUR JOSEPH,
N. p. No. 23, State N. z.
The sun., 1898-01-22
eleetians and as1seiinas.
OFFICE OF
THE CHlCAs,p. ttOCN ISLAND
AVID nACltIC RAiLM ~ OMrANY.

CHICAGO, lll.. Dcreinbcr I'd, 1907.
special meeting Ot the turkhplitrs OF Ths Chi
duly called 10y the Board OF DtetOr viii be- held AZ
the General onlc" ~ the Company. No. IIi Van
Buren street IN th city OF Cncasu County of Cook,
and state OF illinois, On thI Firccnth (lotO day OF
February, A. d. lSNS. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. for the
purpose OF ConSldcring voting and drCidug whether
the stockholders OF the company VIII consent 10 and
VIII authorize the creation Of bonded debt by
thc Issue, at such times and in such amounts
hS from tlmo to time the Board of u recjorS may
determine, Of bonds. payable In Gold Coin Of
standard OF weight and nnencSs. and not cxceealnT
the aggregate prnciral sum OF hundred million
dollars (SlOOOOo,OOOl, maturing January !. 1853,
ami bearing rate OF interest not exceeding nva pef
execution OF a mortgage or deed OF trust to such
Trustee Or Trustees may ho drsipnAtCd by the
Board or u rectorS To he dated January A. D. 1898
To secure all such bonds, which 10 bo issued for
the purpose OF refund ,ng. rCdcemiuE, paying at
or before maturity Outsi anIing obligations OF this
Company. and Of such other companies whose rail-
roads snail hereafter be acquired by or
purchase by The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company and for the purpose " tho future
enlargement, improvement extension OF the prop
erty Of tn sCompany and also whether the stockhod
ers OF thr Company VIII consent TO- and approve of.
eu mortRag for securing the said bonds shall be
submitted to the said meeting, and VIII rhtify the
proceedings OF the Eoarh Of Directors authoriEing
such bond and such mortgage or de- d Of trust and
indicating the property to be covered thereby; and
for tn" further purpose Of considering, voting and
deciding whether Article VIII OF thr Articles OF Con.
solidation OF this Company ndoptcd tho 2d day of
amended at the annual meeting of the stockhoideru
OF this Company the 9th day OF June, A. D. 1880,
shall be further amended To reads The highest
amount of funded debt to which hr company shall b
subject shall not exceed sluO Oo.O00."
w G. PCRDY. Secretary
The sun., 1898-01-22
consoiidated stock ana Petroleum Exchange 10.
COMMERCIAL ooMPExD.

FRIDAY. Ian. 21.-GRAIN--WheNt-sp was
quiet owing to the nrmncss Of prices. The
sales were 100 900 bush.. Including 10000 un-
graded wheat here and 10000 at the outporta
on private terms for export. Free on board
afoat: No. l Northern spring, New York,
$l.o4as; do, Duluth. $1.o4Hs; No. Q red, S1.oias;
No. hard, Duluth, $1O6os. Minneapolis re-
ceivcd to-day 2l6.920 bush., against 15s,70o
last year; Duluth 6O.44s. against 49.9O7; Chi
cago 90, 900, against %, ,41o; Milwaukee IL ,o5O,
against IL 200; st. Louis IL, 2,ooO against o. 1862;
Toledo 4.7Oo, against $500; Detroit 7,0l5,
against 2.5ls last year. Futures advanced 7sc.
to &C., but lost part of this. and closed lee to
1Asc higher. Future sales 4.275.O0o BUSH, as
follows:
The sun., 1898-01-22

There new developments In the cotton mar
ket to-day. The trading was quiet and featureless
and mainly local. and the fluctuations In prices
confined within narrow range, wita the tendency
downward. The Liverpool news was very disappoint-
Ing In view OF the Improvement here and led to local
selling. depressing prices There was general
pressure SELL how and the net loss the day
was slight. The receipts for the week, both at the
ports and the interior towns were ,maler than had
been pected The decrensed nIent Is attributed
by some TO unfRvorable W, ather for marketing the
crop hie of the bulls, the other contend
that natural falling on In the movement and that
from IL will comI more fayorably with
the figures OF 1sD5 The exports from the ports
heavy and the spot markets at the south were firm.
with good demand. Tho depression In the Liver
pool market TODAY was attributed to unfayorable
reports from Bombay regarding the plague. Mr..
Hester OF New Orleans makes ths quantity brought
into sight the week 2s2263 bales. AGAINST l8O,
46l last year l22096 in 800 and 290. 90 In 1896
COFFEE-Rio on the spot as dull; No. z, Bi4@6ssc.
Sales 1000 bags Santos No. 8 at 6'sc.. cost and
freight and 1000 Nos. and Bahia private terms
MILD grades have been more active recently. Sales
have been made within day or two OF 1929 bags
Maracaibo 4,l8i bags Bucaramauga and Bogota. 500
bags Jamaica. 700 bags Central American. and |, 800
bags Mexican on private terms. The future trading
foil
The sun., 1898-01-22
Tfaal Hnttres.

To all whom II may
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigne4
has been appointed by the Supreme Court. State OF
New York, in this action. Receiver of Tattersallp
(of New York; Limited and OF all the property and
effects OF said corporation and that he has duly quail
flied such Receiver, ana requires: ~ All persons
indebted to said corporation TO render account TO
him at cfce OF his attorneys. named below,
before the sth February lS8s OF all debts and sums
of money owing by them, respectively, and to pay
the same to him. (2) All persons having in their
property effects of said corporation
to deliver the same him before said 9th Feb.
ruary 1893. 80 All creditors of said corpora ion to
their respective accounts and demands to him.
with vouchers therefor or before said Sth Febru.
ary lS9S (4) All holding any open subsiet-
ing contracts with said corporation to present the
in writing and all at the office OF said attogs
neys or before said 9Th February, 1898.
JULIUS F. woRKUM.
Receiver
SIMPSON, TEACHER BARNUM.
Attorneys for Receiver oce and Post Ofico address
10 Wall ST.. New York N. Y.
The sun., 1898-01-22

Futures here closed quiet with prices unchanged to
points lower. The sales were 2.5OO bags. Havre
declined A2r. Hamburg declined y pfs There was
a holiday In Brazil. Rio receipts. 1000 Tags. The
steady. being sustained 10y local buying. The
house deliveries continue liberal but the visible sup.
ply Is still about l.l2b,0OO bags The arrivals OF
mild coffee in this country and In Europe Is month,
II is contcnded Will prevent any material decrease in
the worlds visible supply on Feb ].
hETALS-iron as very quiet. Spot, January and
February. 81 COG tBT5, The stock OF pig iron at the
warrant yards for ten days ending Jan. 30 dS-
creased l300 tons; the total stock Is reported
TO he 2Sl 100 tons Copper was unchanged at IO.s51
lie. for spot. Lead was duh. Spot and January,
3.JO@ 3,s5c. Tin steady. Spot and January
l3.soGl39oc spelter was unchanged Spot. 5.s7l9
Ggic.
NAVAL sToREs-were dull Spirits OF turpentIne
3i4@34s4ci common TO good strained rosin, Sl.42ia
PnovIsIoxs-Lard was steady hut quiet. Primo,
s5.05; city, S4.00@S47 7o refined for the Continent
were inactive. Picked hams, 7@Ti4c; do. bellies,
Dob l2c.; do shoulders IAGe5c. Dressed hogs, 42t
abisc. Tallow, 3asc. Butter-CreamOry. Western,
extras 2Oc nrsts lSG lOc seconds, 1901 7c.: thirds
IA l2tg he; state, finest, lVc hrsts, l7@l ;
thirds TO seconds. i4@l6c. Cheese-state. full
fair to good, fl9@be.: common, 6ia@7c.; small
colOred and white fancy, hk@Blac.; choice,
hi2@b1lc; common 10 good 7ia@Sc. Eggs-Penu.
sylyania, fresh gathered, fancy, ale; Western do.
hrsts, 2Oc.; fair goOd. lV@ 9i.c. Chicago, Jan
2l.-"PrOyisoas were active and higher ami clos ID
est and their following were liberal buyers and
there was good outside demand, Packers did most
OF the selling. The cash demand was light. Hog re-
ceipts about expected with prices DC. higher
$4,000 hogs estimated for tomorrow"
sUOAR-RAw was dulli 3D. test. . s-leo.i 90 test.
The sun., 1898-01-22
Reni Estate Auction salev.

Meyer Co. sold No. l52 East Thirty fourth street.
near Lexington avenue. fourstory stone front DWELL
Ing lot 10. lxYsg. foreclosure to Joseph Schaefer
for 900; also Nos 4le 4l3 and 4l4 Third street.
vacant lots, map no. OF Laconia PARK, Williams
Sa ZOO
The sun., 1898-01-22

Futures in New Orleans to-day declined points, but
part OF the loss Futures here closed quiet
decline OF to points for the day after sales
OF So, 90 bales. The future trading as follows
The sun., 1898-01-22

copy of an agreement Of modification, dated jan
uary 19. 1893. providing above and for the dispo-
siton of the remaining securities has been duly filed
in the oce of the undersigned for tho information Of
Depositing Stockholders.
Any holder of certificates OF deposit issued by the
undersigned under said agreement OF September ].
1897. not asserting to such change modification,
within week after the fifth day OF February,
1898. may withdraw the deposited stock or stocks
represented by such certificates held by him without
expense. but all depositors not Withdrawing
within said time shall be deemed to have finally
sonted to such change or modification and shall be
bound thereby. and the undersigned Depositary shall
be fully authorized to the same into eect with
all the powers provided in said agreement.
Dated New York. January 12. 1898.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Depositary.
Referring to above modification. tho Board Of
Directors OF the Equtabls Gas Light Company OF New
York. at q meeting thereof held January Z. 1893.
unanimously resolved to recommend that the stock
holders Of this company assent to the said modinca
tion OF said plan and agreement.
By order Of the Board of Directors,
HARRY KEENE. President
Referring to above modification. the Board of
Directors of the New York and East River Gas Com.
pany. at q meeting thereof. hold January o. 1898.
unanimously resolved to recommend that the stock.
holders OF this Company assent to the said modinca-
tion OF said plan and agreement.
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
AUGUST BELMONT. President
New York. January 12. 1898.
TO THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. CITY.
oENTLEMEN:
Referring to the proposed modification of the plan
of union of the Equitable Light Company and the
New York and East River Gas Company. we would
say that in Judgment It Is necessary and expe
dient that the plan should be modified pro-
posed.
Yours very truly,
}. r. MORGAN q co.
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-,v,yorAn AND ooxHEao11L.

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Equitable Gas Light
Company Of New York
The New York and
East River Gas Company
PLAN OF UNION.
PLAN OF UNION.
CAS- MODIFIED
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,


Depositary.
mo uhuers'ghed' Depohtay under the plan OF
union nhu agreement OF september l. losh AT the
req"eSt OF hoiuors OF large amount OF Hs cert'n'
cn'es oi uepost an" OF tne respective poards OF di
iork nh" inc new YORK ana East hNer Gas Com
pans, mas uee"eu II necessary anu ehpeuent TO
''ouS saiu pan US authorized oy tho seVehtn aru'
eie Vi sA'u agreement 30 as 10 proViue as tohows'
!.
NATURALIZATION NE" AMSTERDAM GAS COMPANY
As now authoriEedo
rir'' oonsoiiuateo mottEage hVe per
cent Ro'' oohus '"''ooo'ooo 10 remain
intr'a asnry> :"sil 100000
FIeierreu STOCK n'e per cent ouma'a
"'e 'ei'ooo'ooo 10 remain IN treas
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including gold reserve se4O. O.24i.esC ssBs s6S9l5s
Money in London y cent. Rates of discount
in open market for both short and three months
bills, 2Is@24 n cent. Paris advices quote 8 v
cents at l03 francs 12ia centimes. Exchange on
London, IS francs 81 L Confines.
The sales Of mining stocks at the New York