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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
Here M KIondIke Weather.

Saratoga, Jan. 81. The mercury
dropped to 20 degrees below zero here.
and in number OF surrounding towns
averaged from 80 to "a below.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
Ex-Governor Piaisted Dead.

Bangor, Me-, Jan. 31.-Ex- Governor
Harris M. Plaisted died at 1:55 a. m.
of bright's disease
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
In the House.

Washington, Jan. ga lively polit-
ical debate was precipitated by Mr..
Simpsons allusion to an alleged inter-
view with President Mckinley on the
subject of immigration.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
Admiral Braine Dead.

New York, Jan. 31.-Rear Admiral
Daniel Lawrence Braine died in Brook
lyn
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

BaltiIuor,

wheat-07Ac. Corn-20c oats-2shc, Rye
-4Oc. Cloyerseed-$3 22l4.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Representative Mallory, of the judici-
airy, has rendered good service in killing
bills that would have created unnecces-
sary expense, or else were out OF order.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
CLOvERPORT KENTUCKY, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1898

Tom Reed never saw the little up start
nor wouldn't know that iniantile genius
II he saw him.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Cattle-Beeves, 50 75d5 80; cows and
hcifers, 81 OOa4 30; Texas steers, SO 5O6a
4 90 westerns, 81 0O@4 So stockers and
feeders, 50 SOFA 30.
Hogs-Llght, So 65d3 97I5; mediums, 81 90
"a 05; heavy, SO S5@3 %; rough, 50 5001
90.
Sheep and Lambs-Choice sheep, 81 706
4 so; fair, 81 2O6i4 40; common, 50 256l
4 10; exports, 50 90; choice lambs, So 75@
90.
wheat-Sl Os. Corn-27hc. oats-2SAc
Rye-47hc.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

The only thing that has occurred TO
mar the evenness of the session was the
news Of the death Of Representative Per-
kins, OF Webster county.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

ST. Crolx. Ind. Jan. 27.-John Casey,
50, beat his wife TO death with poker.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 27.-Conference
report of urgent deficiency bill adopt
ed.-Postofice deficiency discussed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Another good bill by Mr.. Haswell was
to introduce 500 to buy Bibles and reli-
gious reading for the charitable instita-
tions.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 2S.-Indian appro-
priation bill passed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.


Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Nor
gan reviewed Hawaiian annexation.
while reiterating that President Cleve-
land favored it.-Senator Turpie spoke
in support of the Teller silver resolu-
tion.-Pension appropriation bill was
debated quite extensively.
Washington, Jan. ga heated dis
cussion of the financial question was
brought about by the Teller silver res
olution.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Mr.. Haswell has introduced bill
amending the election law by, striking
out the word householder" in the
section relating to the eligibility of cleo
ton officers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 26. The Indian
appropriation bill precipitated a polit-
ical debate which lasted all day.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 2S.-The entire day
was spent discussing the Teller silver
resolution.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 29.-Teller silver
resolution adopted by vote Of n to
S2 after all amendments had been de-
feated.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 29. - The bill to
pay the Book Publishing company Of
the Methodist Episcopal church south
S2SS, 900 was passed.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Hogs-Yorkers and light, SO 90; medi.
ums and heavles, SO 90; stays and roughs,
81 50@3 10.
Sheep and Lambs-Sheep, 81 5OI4 90;
lambs, 81 OOd5 10.
Cattle-Steers, 81 T5Gl4 80; helfers, SO 90
as 90; cows and btSs, 81 00q3 49,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
Cincinnati,

wheat-No. red 07c. Corn--No. 2
mixed, 20lhc. Oats-No. 2 mixed, 26c. Rye
-40c.
Lard-S4 TO- Bulk meats-S4 67h. Bacon
So c..
Hogs-S3 1Od3 30. Cattle-S2 25G4 rs.
Sheep-S3 T5@4 75.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02
boston.

WOol-OhlO fieeces, X and above, 26d27c;
Xxx and above, 2003Oc; delalne, 30d3le;
No. 1 c, mbing, 3Od3lc; No comblng. SOC.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

II the Legislature doesn't swamp Itself
In mighty tide OF NEW bills this session
will do itself proud in the matter oil Its
work. The committees have done ex-
cellent work in clearing the calendars
of unnecessary acts, and both Houses
have re. committed or killed every pro-
posed measure which seemed irrelevant
or "trumped up" Thus far over $50 bills
have been introduced In the Senate and
about l75 in the House and scores oil
bills are in course Cf preparation for pre-
senting in the two branches this week
Much time has been wasted in the dis
cussIon OF the Lindsay resolution and
talk about sending "nosing" committee
10 louisville 10 investigate municipal
affairs, but barring these two time-kill-
ing subjects few others have come up.
D.
Twas never so tired In my life as l now
am Of hearing men attribute inane
smartisms 10 various public men. These
'bright things are always "drawled
out" In Mr.. so-and-so's usual inimita.
BILE way" For instance a young man,
very young. who had rather be diplo'
mat or pap-sucker than be King, said
10 me yesterday morning II was in
washipgton last week and met Tom
Reed l talked with him for thirty
minutes on Kentucky politics. He said
~ have TO devote my time 10 curing N,
dyspepsia and don't have any spare
moment 10 watch state Quanela and b.
drawled il out In his usual inimiiabI'
way" Nov, " dollars . d'os'n'''
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-02-02

Washington, Jan. 27.-The entire
day was taken up with discussion Of
the Teller silver resolution.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Call william. to Emory Dodson, Central
Park West. 6s3 II n Of 94th-st, year ....-.
Kassewitz. Jacob. 20 Jacob KlingenTen. No ~
Rvington-st. demand ...............,.': :.'''''
Same 20 same No 3s Rivineton-st, demand
Heip~rshausen, Philip. et al 70 Alexander MAC
kenzis ct al. trustees. Nos 70 and "a Mangin-
81. and No 40 To SO Tompkins- st. years >.
Jsncks. Francis NJ. to Thomas Walker n
corner Boulevard and 90th- st, years. .........
st Anthony Association 10 Sarah y Potts ct al.
executors etc. No % East 2sth-s a.. years.
Levy Samuel. TO Eve Wolfenstein. No los Mon
L.ebeskind Henie, TO Henrietta B Lights. NO III
East 119th-st. years. ...............'
Same 10 Henrietta Lppmann. No ll5 East llpth-
3
Gordon Louis and others 10 Emile Murray.
No 101 Madison-st. years mortgages -,
Company, No 535 5th-ave. years. .:.........
Schnurmacher Simon and Cecilia TO Margaretha
TralttNur No J. .269 lst ave. ) years. ......,....
Same TO Robert Boyd. same property years..
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
Notltc of Gummons.
: Y. SUPREME COURT. County Of Rich

n Y. SUPREME COURT, County OF Rich
~'' rnond-Warren r. Sammis. Plaintiff. against Mar
gare Hoffman, Holman. father ~ James FredericA
Holman deceased. Mistress Holman. wife OF James of
man; Thomas F. Payne, John Eagan and the People u
the stat, o New-York. Defendants summons To the
named defendants each Of them You here
by summoned 70 the complaint in this action and
serve copy the Plaintiffs Attorney
within twenty days after the service this
exclusive Of OF and in of your fail
Judgment Will be taken
you default for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated October 90 1895.
WARREN i. sAMMIs. Plaintiffs Attorney
Postofnce address and Office. No. 50 Liberty street,
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York CITY.
the defendants, James Holman and Mistress Ho!
man wife Of James Hoffman. The foregoing summons s
served upon you by publication order %
Hon william y. Cohen "A Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the OF New York. dated November 3 1888 and
filed on tho 7h day Of November. ls9s with the com
paint In the o1ce of the Of Richmond County.
Richmond. Richmond County. STATE of NewYOrk
Dated N.w-York, November l1h. 1898.
WARREN Z. SAMMls. plaintiffs Attorney
~ Liberty street.
Borough CT Manhattan
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
BROADWAY & 10Th ST.
Every Evening n, $40
Matinees To-day and Wednesday.
shakespea-es Greatest Comedy.
MERCHANT OF VENICE.
Positive Triumph.
Miss Rehan as Portia.
"A wonderful performance. y

"A wonderful performance.
LUXURY unprecedented"
"Such series ~ beautiful ic.uroD
never eqralled on our stage"
Miss Rehan's Portia IA the crownin9
triumph - her career"
she delivers Inc mercy speech With
an effect never eGualied.
The mercy speech had a rsverential
majesty never yet gwen Il on the stage.
THE TRIBUNE says
Ada Rehan. for the first time In the
stage history of The Merchant Of
Nsnice'--at least in the American theatre
Invested p0rtia wi'h the anxiety and
s0lemniiy. ths so.icitous responsibility
and deep emotion. however well r~-
pressed. of person who approaches.
under dubious conditions. tho settlement
ri a question of lie or death This 10
tho right way 20 act this part. and Miss
Rehan's eWbcdimenf ~ portis-etately.
tender sni true In ideal. and growing
roundsr. fuller and frmer in e. artistic
method with every repetition thus
affords a new rr5of - any such proof
were needed. of ,ne mental discriminA-
tion tha, un1eries her acting, togethR
with the brightness of spirit. tho
warmth 81 heart. the scope ~ imagina-
ton, and tho personal beauty and charm
that are its pervasive and decisive AZ
tributes. endearing her equally 20 thooo
who think and those who feel
s'.Seats secured weeks ahead.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
ANOTHER BROADWAY PLOT SOLD
FIFrH-AvE CORNER BRINGS 100000.

The sale of another valuable Ffth-ave. corner and
OF a Broadway plot the features OF yester'
days real estate dealings.
Louis Sachs George A. Jones and others. sold
to Henry Corn Nos. s32 and 634 broadway. n
vacant plot running through to Crosby-st. Sxiss.
A ten-story mercantile building will he erected on
the site. The price Is withheld for the present.
hut II Is said to he at a considerable advance on
the last transaction In the neighborhood
Paul MAYER sold for the Gray estate 10 Sophie
Rothschild the o l00xl0o. at the northeast corner
OF Fifth-ave. and One-hundred and nineteenth-st.
md for BENJAMIN Knower 10 the same buyer. the
four adjoining lots In One-hundred and nineteenth
st. for total OF 100000
Joseph Hamershlag and David f. Oppenhefmer
sold to n builder the plot 75xloo at the northwest
corner OF West End-ave. and One-hundred-and-
ffth-st This is a part Of the large purchase made
through Slawson & Hobbs from Thomas Adams In
october last. The buyer will build a seven-story
apartment house OF the most expensive kind.
w. b. Taylor & Sons sold for the estate Of
Elizabeth voorhees No 81 s West &
St (Hofman leaseholds). plot 2osx2oolo. on private
George Jonas exchanged Nos. 10 and Is East One
hundred and -eighteenth-st; two hve.story nat
houses. yoxloo for No lo2 Ohver-st'' %x"o three
S'F. De %'rs Forest Simmons sold for William Murray
s1 Stone i dweng Wein or lot ssxic5 for $500
Simon Myer sold for %, william ,.i ResenzTeig to Re,
four-story brick fathouses. each 20xsO
four lots on the north side of Eighty six hist. 200
feet west OF West End-ave. Frank l.. Fish was the
broker The plot has been resold 10 A. b. kight.
who will build 25-foot houses.
r. Sokoski & Son sold Nos. All and 4s Sixth-st.
six-story tenement houses with stores, on plot AK
9s for s71.c0 They have also sold the fve-story
building 25xloo the west side OF Clinton-st., l1o
feet north Of Hester-st a.,
The New York Yacht Club yesterday took title 70
the site for its clubhouse: The title to the
Lewis Cass Ledyard by the sellers. Margaret A.
Teaney and others for considerable OF SlsTo
The Brick Presbyterian Church took title ycster-
day to the property No. 24 West Thirty-hfth-st
25x989 from the executors OF John Rooney, Tot a
consideration OF sl650O.
The. Alpha Club Mary samler 70 and an others 5s
East Twenty eighth-st.. 25x9S.s to the St Anthony
Association
There sales yesterday at the Broadway
Auction Rooms.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
NEW BUILDINGS.

Nonroe-et No IT'S for a eix-story brick fathouse.
24xs5.s: Fay & stacom. OF No 3s7 P:eassnt ave.
owners: Charles Rentz. OF No l53 4th-ave,
45th st. No 1874 West. Tor two story brick stable.
II 6x65: william Finn. OF No L. 0s& Madison
ave. owner; Louis Korn. of No 81 Maiden Lane
Interior lot y Of lOTth- a. and 1877 II " ~ Coum-
bus ave. for a four-story brick storase-house.
ll35x5s 3: Rernheinsr e. Schniid owners: Louis
Oberiin of No II Whitehall st. architect.
81 Iawrence-aye e s. 125 II OF Manson-st. for
two story frame dwelling 22x46 August
Dicner. OF No 229 CTasson- owner; Chris +
1<ohse. architect ...............-
East River Locust-ave. f3sth and l4Oth sts. the
block for thirty-foot steel and stone crane
runway, 274x54 10; Manhattan Marble Company.
owner: J r a J NJ Cornell. OF i1th-avs and 18Th
et,
Cndercliff- ave W @ 572 II n Of 176th-st for
two-etory- frame dwelling. 2lx41: Mortimer G
Lee Morris Heights owner ....................
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Il4th-s,. No 2i7 East. 25rloo.li Friedrich Eis.l'
142d-st n g. 100 Il = Of shave. Soxsa ii. Mar
garet Makswen to John Van Dolsen ..;;oo: .o..;;1ooo:
15Sd-st g. 200 n of Courtlsndtave. OxloO;
washnston-a ave. IS. lot No 80. map Of part OF
Bathgate Farm. Manor OF Morrisania. SoIl5o:
Hope 7bxi55. iox751iS,: Prospective coldD. SOS,
s2olo IT Of rremont-anyse iSoxi5S2 ana
ave S2d John van 20 posen sna VII.
10 William y Callender :,c,co.
cre-ton- IS. 274i II Of is4'hos, i:Snioo' sn
Bristow-st r. 1T3 Il n Of Jennnss-st' soxloo;
John stecher TO Martin C;eiszler. er...............
Same property: Hermann Apmann 70 John stsche,:
s,hAave. sAsls No 2754. 2.ii1ioo Matthew Derhen.r
77tR-st sf"' 10 ' i4o West lsxio2 2Iazie cow to
s,ib rnsh st \ 10 @at we. 25xes.s: John Rooney
executor etc 70 the Brick PRESBYTERIAN Church.
i2oth st. No 32s East. 2l Sxloolo Catherine
,.stb"., 20 . corner Amsterdam ave- soxles 10:
John II Rogan. refsrA, to Jacon u Bu,iero
Gilbert II Crawford. executor. ct al to Aora-
Av.n". b $. ios II n OF 9th st. 20 s,es; Israel
Schn.c,bacher and another. executors. to DAVID
1st6-st 10 6. 3 s. 200 It Of oth-ave, 2sxo2:
Albert Delafeld. executor and trustee. to Juliet
,ss,b,. s. $50 Z, Of Willis-ave. s6xloo; Henry
Hunneke TO Henry Mule ...,..,,,,.
Eneline a Burr et al 70 Philip HNpHrshausen
e,s-ss No, AZ ana 4ie. s. 4soxoo 10; Joseph
Duttenwieser and wife 10 solomon wcinhandler.
C1inton-st. No 1875. 3. 2oxlCo; solomon Wein-
handler ana 90, WiIs I, 'ooSpn oopno T.ror'n. sch
linger executor and trustee. 10 Pincus L"~en-
Same property: Pincu, Iowenfeld and another to
Louis Iess and another. r...............:.':;.-
<4th-st n 8. $40 n . OF 6th-ave. 75x1ooo: Mar.
gar.t Teaney ct al to Pierpont Morgan ana
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
- Phila Depot Q. NJ Dept, 1873 Arch street, Phila.
Pa Nov 3O ls9SSeac1 rr0posals IN tplicaie. will 10
received here until II o'clock A. " Thursday. December
~ 1895 furnishing this depot with ap yards lOoz
Duck. dyed brown; 3s 400 yards Blanket Lining
Cloth: $50 gToss Overcoat Buttons; l2,oo Japannei
edes II 600 yards HAIR Cord subject TO 100 co in
in quantity II desired. Samples be seen at
Schuykil bidders mast state with what rapid
ity they deliveries Government right
reject accept any all proposals part there
o. Preference given articles - domestic production
manufacture conditions o quality ana price 0nclnding in
the price productions manufactures the duty
thereon being equal Blanks for proposals.. &c. Will IA
furnished upon application. Envelopes containing pro
nosas 10 'Iroposals for Military Supplies
and addressed TO Colonel JOHN V. FCREY Deputy Quar-
tarnn General L. s. a.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
GrapsIIers' 6otel Docket @uioe.

GrapeIIers' fotel porktt &uioe.
This list appears Mondays. Wednesdays and saurday~
HOTELS OFF 11@E WWRl|D.
For descriptive booklet Of any Fall Resorts or ho'''
below. call or address tsend stamp
@@Isl T0r8GG Burosnw Co.,
+ 81 Fifth Ave. New York
} e6 Regent St. London
PAS Rue de Rivo. faris. ,,,..
90 Qua 81. Jean Baptis'e Nlce,
EWTEl POGMlET @WUlUE.
GRATIS
a means American Plan E. p European op ope1 20 s.
ATLANTIC CITY Nj Seaside Hse.op all " APi - up
BEAN HOUSE. Larchmont, 1s9und open % SIS up
pSSnx$aRSyTS $Rsy s. ns's RS e. s1ie a up Hs F.
BRooKLYN. 4 r. Hotel ST. george. E; p. 81; a p 81
CHICAGO n The Virginia. A. P So 30 a Sp' Hotej A
do Magnolia spss. Magnolia spgs Hotel G A p e. e. up up
KANSAS CITY, Mo..New Coates; ~ & - TP r 81 up
MONTGOMERY An..... Exchange Hotel A. r.; s.s 60 UP
NAPLES, ITALY ........ Royal Hotel a,. ue,e
DO (sp.endid view South. ......''' ''r@iAe ''
NEW ORLEANS La Charles Hotel a y; 80 - up up
do .'.,....... The Cosmopolitan Hot, r r. 'iS' SS
do Cosmopolitan HI C,hainbers HWB wa 90 - 60 81
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. The cutler, A. II - p e. 1o
ST sYnHcrsB rsS No r'niTs si'Ii Hotel p 5.
ROME Italy .Hu Beausite Mod aa,y en- s. 10 s
UTI&cA &C S;11,; n n A1,lbrton Hotel a
Do Hotel Gordon. p up: p 30 up up
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
Dnblir Notire.
e>~.~>~O,.cooc>c~->,">, - - ~ -
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPAR

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-DEPAR
~ OF FINANCE, BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION
OF TAXES No 81 Chambers Street Stewart building
York. December 2 ls9s
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons VINO nave
ma The 1898 20 the same 10 the
Receiver Of Taxes his Offices No ~ Chambers street
in the borough Of and a 81 Avenue ana lth
street in Borough Of The Bronx respectively before
Tho Nrst day OF January provided by Section 9
OF the Greater New York Charter chaper SIS Laws OF
1870. ,. a., A.. a., 49,,
remaining unpaid after the frst Gay
~ Decernber 1898. per centum VII be charged re
ceyed and collected addition TO the amount thereon
sns unon such remaining unpaid on the hrst day o
January 1899 interest Will be charged. received and col
thereof al fhc rate ~ seven per
c.ntum per annum to be calculated from the thd dt
s Scoter 1875 on day the assessment rolls ana
fof the isHs delivered II the said
Receiver Of Taxes. 20 the date o payment pursuant !"
'*ouo" WV DAVID T. AUSTEN Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
finartial elections.

Z IIIWTIIWI VIfIIIUU1.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY.
No. l Broadway
New York Dec "a. 1898.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors Of
- the American Coal Company. Of Alleeany County
Maryland will he held at the Company's office in tho
city New York Thursday. the Goth day of Decem-
be- 1893 between the hours Of 12 and o'clock J. NJ
The transfer books will 70 closed December l7th at
o'clock NJ. and reopened the morning OF December
90th ls9s.
GEO NJ BOwI.BY Secretary.
TIE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Nassau Street. New York.
November 20, 1898
TIME ANNITAI ELECTION of Directors OF
~. csr,,s,,a 10 Insurance COMPANY will be held at
the principal office OF the COMPANY No % Nassau street
In the City Of York Wednesday. the l4th day OF
December. lsas from II n. 70 =. NJ.
HUBERT CILL1S Vice Prest SecI
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03

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"a received their Uptown Once No l242 Broadway.
~ door 3lst-st.. until o'clock p. advertise
reces 81 at the following branch oces at regular
Office until o'clock p. viz. 20 sh-ave.. e.
g3d li2 o'i 18th St Macy's. 6th-ave.
ard l4th- l+2 Columbus West 58th-s lo5
near 6tn-ave.. p2 itih-st.. 257 West
i.dst, between 7th and 9Th avss lo9 East 1888
81 ave. 10Th and 77th SITS oe6 3i-ave
Glst-st. I.70s ave. s9th ST. $50 30 ave-
3d-aye, 30 Beeckerst.. Us Bleecker-s
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.

SO Broad Street. New York \: Y. Nov ed. 1893
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS i,l has this od day
= declared a quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
HAIF per cent 0isoO. from the net earnings. tho
preferred Capital Stock and quarterly dividend Of ONE
rer cent go. from the earnings. the Common
Capital stock enoh payable Dec 8lst 1898 TO sockhold-
ers OF record OF Dec. 10Th 1895
The books Of the Preferred and Common Stock
will December 18th. 1898 and reopen January
81. 1899. -
WARNER MILLER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
Go Get for Business Durposes.

NeIN~rNN~(cNDNN<r|NN/NoN <~~<\<<~>~>>>>
sDfc HROADWAY.-A hne front ONCE and desk n
AtC 70 rent. Apply to Janitor.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON ls9s-@.

GRAND OFtNA -Sr-AcIIf IN'S
Under the direction Of Mr. Maurice Grau.
This afternoon AZ = Wagner's opera TANNHACsEA
Mines Eanes Messlinser and Nordca. MN. Van Dyce.
Aher. Bars Muhlmann. Meux Merert and Plancoa.
Conductor Sg. Mancinellt -
Tonight a. s At Popular Prices MARTHA. AmsA
Fngle and Manteili. NM Ed. De ReszSe Cartone. Do
friche and Salignac Conductor. lSev ignanl
Prices for nights-S250. 500 - 80 and ~
Admi.s,on-5Oc and 500 Boxes-S0. SIS and $50
sun Ey'g pee =. Grand sunday Night Concert.
Solo.sts- Nine. Marie Enge. MN Campanari. Pancoos
snd ROSENTHAl,
is ony aprearance Concerts and appear.
ance in y y. previous his departure for the Wsah
togehe. with entire Met Opera House Orchestra Con.
6uctor Sig Mancnei Prices for sunday Night Concert
90 S5 100 l.5O. Boxes ss $40 & s2.
" REPERTOIRE FOR NEXT WEEK
Mon Ev'g Dec ;. Ia 1RANlATA Nine. SemorteA.
NM Campanari Pringle and Saignac.
We'd Ev'g Dec. = LIE NOZZE III FIGARO. MmsA
Eames De Llssan ani Sembrich. MN Et. de- ResskA
Carhone and Camransri ~ - -
Er, Ey'g Dee g. TANNHAvSER. Cast as ah-ove.)
ea, Mat Dee 10 II. BARBlERE Di SlEICILA.
Stsinwav q sons Pianos used.
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FURNISHED Apartments Wanteo.

XXrASTED--A three-rooin and bath. fully furnished A.
w below aO,h St. Address with terms and particulA
J.. NJ F. Dox ;. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
Uipi6fnb NcficesI

OFFICE OF THE
r--.cIsS.<ed Kansas City SmeltinI anA
100 nroadway ~ y. Nov 2sth 1904
THE BOARD or TRuSTEEs s, Of this s;,!S Com
rtr AND ONE-HAIF az, per cent OF the common
nL ~ the Company for the quarter ending September
swh isqs payable December 18th. 1898.
Wy. ,re rsfer will be closed at this Office De-
.n,nsr Ioth and opened December 10th.
e EDWARD BRUSH. Assistant sscrseary.
OFFICE OF TIE
consolidated Kansas City Smelling and
Refining Company,
100 broadway. y. Y. Nov. 2oth, 1898
UHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this Com
j many have this day declared quarterly dividend Of
ONE AND THREE QUARTERS ua) per on the
o~.ferred stock the Company payable January I8,h
tsaa for the quarter ending December 3lst. lsps
e transfer books will he closed at this oice
10Th and opened January lTth
''"' ~ EDWARD BRUSH. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-03
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