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Rea, E,tato auction sale..

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Peter F.
Meyer & Co. sold No. l24 West 1I1th street, three
story brick dwelling. lot i5x1O0.1l. foreclosure. to
Emma H.. Plat. plaintiff, for $4,000: also No. l28
1llth street, similar house and lot. foreclosure. to
Isaac II. Plat, trustee. plaintiff, for 500 0 also No.
$50 West nth street. similar dwelling, lot Tx
1901 II, fore closure. to Nelson Winthrop plaintiff,
for S!S.0o0; also No. 1872 West ll1th street. similar
dwelling, TO Egerton l.. Winthrop. plaintiff. for
sic. 500.
william NJ. Ryan sold. Fulton avenue. or Pyne
street. east side, $50 feet north OF 1SSth street. or
Bayurd street, three two-story frame dwellings, plot
75x157. foreclosure. to Everett l.. Barnard. plaintin.
for $3.50.
Bryan L. Kennedy sold No. 500 Pleasant avenue.
near l2lst street. three.story stone-front dwelling.
lot lex 15 .Sxl8x75.11 foreclosure, to the Emigrant
Industr al Savings Bank. plaintiff, for $4,000.
Richard V. Harnett & Co. sold No. g41 Columbus
avenue. northeast corner l08th street, fve.story
brick I nement house, lot 2~5.llx75, foreclosure. to
Edward +. Farrell for $40, BOO.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold No. O Bradhurst avenue.
near 142d street, fve.story brick fiat house. lot 22.5x
56.6x22.+x59.2 foreclosure. to Margaret G.. Earle,
plaintiff, for els, $50.
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Court Calendar This Day.

Appellate Division-Supreme Court.-Nos. 90, II,
Is. Bs, 30. II. ~, "A, as. 40. "a, IS. 20. 80. 81.
Supreme Court-Special Term.-Part I.-Motion cal
endar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part IL-Court opens at
1890 AM. FL .parie matters. Part II.-Clear Motions.
Preferred causes-Nos. 5947. 60l6. Part Iv.-Case
unfinished. Law and fact.Nos: $500. 1878 1852 1887.
5471. 53ll, $3.50. 1919, 5000. 514i, 1850, 52O7, 50l5.
3oi2. 1863. 5s5s. 5000. 5727. 560l. 5s78, og29. $3.50.
5sS2. Part Y.-Cas unfinished. Gases from Part ~.
Part vI--Adiourned for the term Part vII.-Case
unfinished. Elevated railroad Asses. Trial Term
Part U.-Judge TO charge. Preferred causes-Nos.
1929. 1919. 1850. 1880. i42IS. 14l2s. 1884.
1877; 1859, 1872 Part II,nCsse unfinished.
$3.50, 1905. $500. 7ol0. seo4. 4s24. sS44, 1873,
s3ss, 1890. 44Os. Ss57, 1928. $3.50, $500,
Iv.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III.
Part v.-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
Vicar Cases from Part III. Part VII.-.Case
$3.50, s3s6. 1897, 7l14. 74Ol. e018. 7743. 1902,
s265, 1882, s276. s322. 1878. s3as. s4O2. $3.50.
4 OIL. 1903, So 4, 1901. Part VIII.-Case uniin.
ished. Adjourned for the term. Part IX.-Cl"ar.
Cases from Part VII. Part X.-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part VII. Part Xl.-Case unfinished. Cases from
Part VII. Part XlI.-Case unfinished. Cases from
Part VI.
Surrogate's Court-Chambers.-Nos. 1917. will OF
George Gran, at II A. NJ: No. 1920. will Of John
Kelly. at IL A.. NJ. For prObate-Wills OF Clara Cox,
Amalia Rothschild. Louis Ranger, Catharln ne Wa la e.
Catherine Pfeifer. Bernhard ID Steiner, Euphemia NJ.
D. Carmichael. at 1880 A. NJ: Charles NJ. Brown.
Martha A. Walter. Peter ]. NJ. Van CORTLAND. Mag
viii OF Mary johnson. at 1890 A. NJ.
City Court Special Term-Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Motions at 1880 A. NJ. Trial ~Term-Parts l., H., III,
and IV.-Adjourned sine die.
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Glertipns mud Meetinas.
OFFICE OF
1HE ROCk
AND PAt fIc RAILWAY lONuIANY.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. December I'd. 1897.
A special meet < of the stockholders OF tn. Chi.
duly called by the Board OF Directors. will b.. held at
the General Onic, OF the COMPANY. No. IA Van
BUR- n street. In the City of Chicago. county OF Cook,
and state OF Illinois. on the Fifteenth tlDth) day of
purpose OF considering, voting, and deciding whether
the stockholders OF the company VIII consent to aud
Will authorize the creation Of a bonded debt by
the ISSUE, at such times and In such amounts
as from time To time the Board OF Directors may
determine. OF bonds. payable In Gold Coin "
the Unired States OF America OF the present
standard OF weight and tneness. and not exceeding
the aggregate principal sum OF one hundred million
dollars SlOO, 600. OOO), maturing January !, 1883,
and bearing a rate of Interest not exceeding fve peP
centum per annun, payable semi-anpualIy; and the
execution OF II mortgage or deed OF trust to such
Trustee or Trusters as may be designated by the
Board OF Directors. to bG dated January ], A. ID. 1893,
to secure all such bonds. which arc TO he issued for
or before maturity. outstanding obligations OF this
Company, and OF such other companies whose rail-
roads shall hereafter lee acquired by consolidation or
purchase by The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
enlargement, Improvement or extension OF the prop
erty OF this Company; and also whether the stockhoId-
es OF the Company VIII consent TO, and approve Of.
Su h mortgage for securing the said honds a. shall he
proceedings OF the Boari Of Directors authorizing
such bond. and such mortgage or de- d Of trust and
ind 'uting the property to he covered thereby: and
for the further purpose OF considering. voting aud
solidation OF this Company adopted the 2d day OF
June, In the year A. ID. 1850. a. the said Article was
amended at the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of this COMPANY on the 9TH day of June, A. II, 1880,
amount OF funded debt 10 which the conpan shall DO
subject shall not exceed 500, 100000"
H. Il. CABLE, President.
W. q. URD Secretary.
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nsg.rine. 5seSlc. ms medium, 4sesic. medium.
Ad0A7c.
cmcioO, Jan. iO.-These were to-days prices.


NEW YoRK, Wednesday. Jan, lp.-Recelpts Of bceves
were g. OBS head; "a GERS direct to local siaughterers,
aud 81 cars To be sold. SLOW, at easier figures oil
around, stcera showing the greatest decline. The
yards were not fully cleared. Native steers sold at
14.d00t 90. go y 100 ms; stags and oxen at A2.85@
S4.50; bulls at S3gbS 80. 90: dry cows at 81. goo $3.50.
Dressed beef steady Mt faSc. y n. for native sides.
Gables from British markets quote American steers
at l06D1lc. v n, dressed weight; American refrig.
Grated beef Dt Slp69iac. y n. Exports today, 10
beevcs and 9.6l2 quarters OF beef; to- morrow, l,032
beeves and Z. lsO quarters OF beef.
Receipts OF calves including B2 direct, were 785
head. Active. vea,s showing an advance OF &c. Y NJ,
and other calves ruling nrm, The pens were fully
cleared. venls sold at ebtbS 10 y 100 MS; grnssers
at 639Sa.5U City dressed veals stronger at l0@l9c.
y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including 10 cars
direct. were II 1907 head; Siia cars on sale. Slow.
steady for sheep; lac. lower for lambs. About 8 cars
OF stock were unsold at the close. Sheep sold at
So. 5O8ei.75 y 100 MS; lambs at 30. COG 81. 30.
Dressed mutton s@Sc. y n; dressed lambs 729yioc.
Rece pts OF hogs were 1880 head: OF head on
sale. Firm at o.. LOOT 80 n 100 ms.
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the market In the early trading was shaped to
an oxtent by the manner in which the lower
house Of Congress disposed Of a Cuban helliger-
oncy resolution yesterday, and by tho fact that
London attached no Importance to tho rcsump-
tion OF the debate in favor Of silver in the Senate.
There was a natural reaction through the middle
Of the day from the sharp forenoon advance, but
tho market rallied again at the close on the de-
feat in tho House of another Cuban resolution.
The market for Union Pacific securities was
favorably affected by the failure to get tho Sen
alto to conside r. measure authorizing the Gov
eminent to purchase tho Kansas Pacific Rail.
road. The closing was strong Mt about the best
prices for the majority OF tho list.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:
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Jan. 10.

"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10.
The speculative interest In stocks Is shifting
to an extent from local traction issues into the
shares of companies that are likely to be bene-
fitted by the movement of people and merchan-
disc into the Klondike region. just as it
recently shifted from the Granger stocks to
local railway securities. 1t has become fash
ionable In Wall street to describe the stocks
of the northerly transcontinental lines and
of those operating in the Pacific North
western territory and along the Pacific coast
as tho Klondike group. 1t 10 predicted by
those familiar with the situation that the traffic
movement toward the Klondike will set In on q
large scale about the middle of next month and
that 1t will continue for q long time. Other con-
siderations have for some time past influenced
the market for Union Pacific and Northern
Pacific securities. including the purchase
money certificates of the first named. All
of them were exceptionally strong to-day;
in fact, they were the leaders of the
market, with Northern Pacific common
leading in respect to activity. and also scoring
the greatest net advance. Other features of the
market were Sugar Refining and Manhattan
Railway, which were strong throughout, and
Metropolitan Traction. which fuctuated widely
but closed only fractionally higher than yester-
day. Peoples Gas was In somewhat better de-
mand, owing 10 the dnal defeGt in the Illinois
Legislature of a bill to tax the gross receipts OF
gas companies operating In the State.
OF the less active stocks Panhandle" com.
mon was conSpicuously strong on a preliminary
statement OF the company for the last calendar
wear. showing over = y cent. earned on tho
stock in addition to the 4 U cont. paid upon the
preferred. Practically all of the profits that
make such q showing possible were secured dur
ing The last half Of the year. An equally good
cxh b will be made by the Illinois Central Com.
panS, which declared TO day the regular semi
annual dividend OF = u cent, for IL is understood
that the net earnings OF the company Tor the
last six months were equal TO the full annual
dividend OF 5 y cent. upon the stock. Traffic
returns for the first half of tho current month
foreshadow an increase in net earnings for the
month OF approximately 100000. or tho traf-
fc returns published to-day that OF the Cieve'
land, Lorain and Wheeling Company for No
vembcr, printed further on in this column. Is OF
interest as indicating the Improvement that Is
taking place In business in the middle Western
STATES. Another favorable incident OF the day
was the declaration of l v cent on Mobile and
Ohio stock, which was not announced, however,
until after the close OF business. The course OF
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Tho sales OF mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange to.
COMM ERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 19.-GRAIN-wheat-Spot
was quiet. The sales were 10000 BUSH, includ-
ing 5000 ungraded, 10000 No. . red on private
terms. and 5000 No. l hard Manitoba ut $1.04,
FREQ on board afoat for export. Free on board
afioat: No. 1 Northern spring, New York,
81. 02ia; do, Duluth. $1.o3io; No. . red, S1.02;
No. ! hard, Duluth, Sl.05A. Minneapolis re-
ceivcd to-day 2O3,320 bush., against 1O7,G4O
last year; Duluth SO. 177. against 80. 1897; Chica-
go 40, 200, against 80. 100; Milwaukee 1920.
against 7.915; st. Louis 10000. against [, $500;
Toledo 1900, against 4,494; Detroit 9,1S0.
against 1867 last year. Futures advanced isc.
to lac. Future sales 1.375.O 900 BUSH, as follows:
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the frst mortgage . y cont. gold. bonds of the
cipal and interest guaranteed by the New York
and East River Gas Company by Endorsement
on each bond, also the first mortgage 3 y cent.
gold bonds Of tho Northern Union Gas Com
pany of New York city. both bonds being so.
cured by n first mortgage on all the property OF
the respective companies now owned or which
may hereafter bo acquired.
Kuhn. Loeb s. Co. and Vermilye & Co. an
nounce that tho subscription for the Illinois Con-
trail st. Louis Division and Terminal and Lou
isvillo Division. and Terminal SO y cont. FIRST
mortgage gold bonds. was closed at l O'Clock In
place of 3 o'clock. With subscriptions advised
from Europe. tho applications are considerably
In excess Of the amount offered.
Tho sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Cnnsnlihntnd Stock and Petrolnnm EXCHANGE to.
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The trading In cotton to-day was less active. hut the
market was hrmer. and almost all OF yesterdays de.
cl ne was recovered. The Liverpool news wa, better
than had been expected. in view OF the decline here
yesterday; some buying orders wer. executed
here for Liverpool account. the receipts were smaller,
shorts covered. and therr was some new buying for
Investment. Accord .ngly prices advanced. and closed
steady at about the best quotations OF the day.
New England: A Fall River letter stated that the
81 = a cotInn nnIv a6oup ! hnn ~ . nm ,.ras
The spot markets at the South were firm. with a good
demand.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No.
7,8l4@6asc; Sales 60O'bags Santos No. B. at 61sc.. 400
mats interior Padang at 23iac, and 800 bags Mara
caibo on private terms. The future trading was as
fnIlnura.
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Futures here declined 8 points. but rallied and closed
dnll with prices unchanged to D points higher. The
changed. Hamburg declined = pfs. Rio was barely
steady at zoo rels decline; receipts. 1000: stock.
unch" ngrd: receipts. 10000; stock, s52. 600 Heavy
recsipts at Rio and santos caused an easier opening.
i Rls crop ' at Z. Boo 11" 200 10 S 3. 9S6.o SSi s Sss.n''' the next
@sa,7 o; February. sG.GO@sS.76; March, e's5S
1913, Copper, was 9uiet at lOSo9llc for spot ana
airy, 3.Joss .o5c. Tin was east !. spot. January. and
February. 1870; ls.s5c. spelter was unchanged.
NAvAr SToRns-w,re quiet but steady. Spirits OF
turpentine. 34i4s3tAc.i common to good strained
ProvlsioSs-Inri was dull but nrm. Prime. s5;
city. 6~I.5O@ei.75; refined for the Continent. 81. is.
Pork was steady. Mess, sessN.s6; Cut meats
blu do. shoulders. 4Ss@5c. Dressed hogs. 41,@bisc.
Tallow, 1al@4c. nu,ter-CrcAmery. We tern. extrn,
l52c Estate. finest, iSc hrsts, ia sc, thirds e Ses.
onds. ii@l6c. C~heese-state. full cream. large. fan y,
I2@1c. small, cOlOred aud white fancy, y4@"Iac.:
choice, aL@she.; 0 'mnlon TO god, 7yGSc, Eggs
do, iirsts, 2ic,; far to good, 23a 23hac, Chicago.
Jan. lv;-"l,rorisiGns advanced ,arly ON a liberal
mcnt lost. The casa inquiry was lar. Estimated
ic.eirts Of hogs for tomorrow, 1900" ~.
test Iiec. Refined was quiet.
WooI-Curreut quotations of domestic woods.
secured bus $ BASED upon Wool Exchange on.cIal
months, see j4c.i hno medium, l2 months. 4S@age'i
lurdlunl, = months, i~Bg4;r.; roarse. 4. months.
400 i3c.; fine spring. q 10 y months, 5nG952c.; fine
medium spring, d 10 = months, Ir@i5c.: medium
spring, u 10 b months. 400 i4c.: tnc and nne medium
Northern sprinX, tree. 5 TO ~ months. 0yts5Jc.i
North6T IN spring, free. q TO s months, 4a@ Doe. South.
41@4Sc. fall free, 40S44c.; fail defective: 365tasc.
egoE-iastern No; !, blso9c. Eastern No. 2, 46S
SSs NO. q S"' &jc. NJ Te r. ioSst s%iapisrfih mo- 5. sJsi Ia, nss
medium. oS6obc.i medium. As0ble. Territory ordt
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RAILROAD M OTHER SHARES.
- Open High Lou -czosno-
sisso AnsR"lse4 3 1891 1874 1874
90 Amsh. ~ "a ~ ~ 70
20 AmsMD ID Is 1s ID 1917
go 23 23 - 26
soo Am lob 81 81 sea sea 81
90 Am EI..llsh llsallsa 49, l2o
- Amco 81 Ell 81 2ls 2lh
1 ,os Amoop 74a 74s "a. 74h 76t
,o,o srs:;; las la. 1a. la. la.
Sep. eos sos go. 80. sos
Rls Bruins.
IFS Balt& 10.
swp.n ga 81 6L "a Az
l095 Bay stG as az o. or
oeTkkr 80" dos 3eh 3es 40
2 l2oh 1904 1901 1917
100 Can Pac.
% 'ap lee. So Sc. SO SO 49, ss' So:
,1S SyC ICE p. se's se's 6 IS set
pCHotw Ids is l4h l4S. 14s
,*.s,. 90 90 ca az ss
.i'CMh&o 2lS 22's 2l7s a2 22a
200 {, CO
o ST.. a34 "a a3l 344 a4la
ugzSc c%Nwl2l 1921 1914 1925 l22s
s7ooCna2 e9p CO., 99's 991 e04
200 {. ~" "o'
400, crp,,".l44t l44h l444 l44h l46
,Iol"i"F SeH S0's S0s 500 90
ia CSFuN' I4+ 24h 241 Pa go
can Ter s. g. So ca 81
t"ro .erp' 27's 27Is 27 2oS 81
a. C'ISW' l0's l7Ss lo's los II
C'nSa'' 1917 lsA 1872 1924 1885,
49, 0 0s o.
,sIALp 81 s2ls 81 aIh aa4
ISonLaml53 l63sl63 1871 1884,
ii1D&RGp Az 47s 47h ara as
wv sneh R 14h l4% IAh lAh i4]
A'S'1 S7h 90 S7b 37h 80
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-r,xo1A1 AND CoMMERoIAL.

v.rr stock Ezc~hanEe-saiss ssn. Nc.
80 ,r,rEs AND STATE RoNDs uS sl.ooos,.
Toni, en- ts..lo1%l 10 Tenn act S.. 90
La0,xo PRICES OF UNITED sTATEs BoNDs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-20
OFFICE OF

40 BROADWAY, New YORK. Jan. IL. 1904.
Al the annual lection for Trustees Of this Compa-
ny. held this day, the following & gentlemen were duly
elected Trustees for the ensuil.a 49, "a:
John Jacob Aston, John 4, hhnnsdy.
Charles s. Brown. Woodbury. LGngdon,
q. Y. X, CrugrT, James Il. Lynch.
Julien I. Davies. Charles .tat'aCk,
william j. E",tOn. Robert o%lyphAnt.
Cha,. r. henderson,, Alexander y, orr,
REM, u. Hicks, ChRs. A. Peabody, Jr,
Juhn d. Hicks. Frederick Potter.
VIM. NJ. Ingraham. Charles Richardson,
Martin Jup,t. Fllhu Root.
Augnstgs u. JuilliHrl, EliH u. Williams.
Clar nee II. Kelsey. George q. Williams,
Louis windInuller.
At a subsequent meeting ~ the BOARD. the follow
ing Officers were unat innpus!y elected: Mr.. CLARENCE
II KELSEY. President; Mr., FRANK BAILEY. Vice PrTsi.
dent SIR. LOUIS V. BtIGHr. Secretary; and Mr.. ED.
wAEB U, STANLEY, Treasurer,
LOUIS V. BRIGHT, Secretary.
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Futures in New Orleans to day advanced s to O
points. Futures here advanced 3 to 3 points and
closed steady after sales OF l23. 200 bales. The
future trading was as follows:
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These securities among others were sold by
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:

uuctI0I To WIZ o ~ FFC"T
4 shares National Bank OF ommerc ........ 2O9l4
@ shares Hank OF America ............... 853le
l40 shares Phenix National b nix ............ 81
90 shares Atlantic Trust Co. ............. 1870
40 shares Peoples Trust Co. of brooklyn ...... 251
40 shares l. ncoln Safe Deposit Co ............. 200
8 shares Knlckerbocker Trust Co ....u...... 2il
20 shar, 5 Title Guarantee and Trust Co290i4@ 20Ol2
5 shares Chemical National Bank ..........4l5G
100 shares National Broadway Bank. ........... 23Oa
10 shares National Park Bank .............. 2R5
100 shares American District Telegraph Co... 20
AZ shares East River National Bank ......... 1913
go shares State Bank ITO
is shares Importers q Traders Nat. Bank. -. 525
10 shares Importers & Traders Nat. Bank. 62l
600 shares Broadw Ay National Bank. ........... 23lis
10 shares Lawyers Surety o...,.r....... 1881
IL shares Market and Fulton National Bank. ESQ
B shares New York Life Ins. & Trust Co......l227
25 shares Nassau Trnat Co ......."...--.. 10y
42O shares Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co....... 800
100 shares Northwestern Ohio Natural Gas Co. as
100 shares Eastern Elevator Co. OF Bun alo... T3
20 shares Trow Directory Printing and Book.
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cAhA'Ab go
The State Treasurer OF Minnesota has author
lied the Life Insurance Clearing Company, to
substitute Northern Pacific Railroad prior lien
bonds for Minnesota State bonds held in its
security deposit.
The receipts of the Government to-day were:
Customs, 1851 .43i; internal revenue, 1925, 500,
and miscellaneous $l55.229: a total OF 81 ,342.-
255. The disbursements were II. $4,000. an OK
cess OF expenditures over receipts of 100.745
The receipts OF the fiscal year to date have been
1895. a3s. 6O4. the disbursements $23o. ss4,2II.
and the excess of receipts over expenditures
$2,3o1.4s3.
Tho official count OF the cash in the Treasury
Mt the close of business to-day compared with
that OF yesterday shows:
gaiied state; aoiss.":: 55Ss,siiS,'oi73 5i.'SO5S..iSS
liabilities .........,... :TO49,lIs 2h.SlS.Sb4
including gold reserve. $3.50, s3s.it7 $780, 5l ,eu5
Money in London / " cent. Rates of dis.
% SSS%i y o biiis. m @isSa,, fG 5 e Doah 'i Psri s" sd Sarss
quote 8 u cents. AT 1903 francs 10 centimes. Ex-
change on London. 20 francs 2li a centimcs.
The Governor OF Now Jersey having declared
Company forfeited, John ]. Waterbury, william
A. Dick. and Bernard N. Baruch. Mt the requcst
believe that The patents owned by the company
control fundamental principles of pneumatic
COMMITTEES TO protect the stockholders' interests.
Stockholders are requested to deposit their
holdings, inhorsed III blank, with the Manhat-
tan Trust Company. under tho terms OF n pro-
tective agreement. paying to the trust company
20 cents per share to meet expenses.
The Reorganization Committee of the Brook
Ign Elevated Railroad Company gives notice
that IN pursuance OF the plan OF reorganization.
tho first instHllment OF % per cent. OF tho
OF The Seaside and Brooklyn Bridge Elevated
Railroad. SECOND mortgage bonus OF Inc Brook.
Ign Elevated Railroad, second mortgage income
bonds OF the Union. Elevated RailrOad and of
the capital stock of the Brooklyn Elevated Rail-
road Is payable not later than Feb. z.
II. D. Hollins Il Co. onfer . limited amount Of
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Md. ksfsd.
I'm 81 a.. c.
1920. ....12o 1901
On 81 De, r.
1904. ....ll9h 1874
I'm 81 Dc. Q.
1904. ....IlAh 1lb
IN 81 aa.
| 1882. T. ..1o3h -
R BONDS tIN 1.O0On,.
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p WALLACE.
Counsel
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-03-14
A Pretty Gift

John r. Martin, Ocala'S popu-
lar Young cigar manufacturer.
| who Is nothing if not enterprising,
has just completed a very hand
some little exhibit which he will
send to James Wilson. secretary
Of agriculture, at Washington
that he may demonstrate TO him
in actual product, something of
the tobacco and cigar business Of
Ocala, AID IN that way interest
him and turn his attention to-
wards our county and it's tobacco
resources.
The exhibit is very long and
handsome cigar box with three
compartments. The one on the
left contains a tobacco leaf and a
small bundle of leaves tied to-
@"ther, known among the tobac-
co men as a ''karrat {" The one
on the right contains miniature
tobacco bale, composed Of 80
"kaTratts, and tied up in the
palm bark covering with grass
cord. which was shipped from
Cuba, The central compartment
contains 25 choice cigars. made
entirely from Florida tobacco,
every particle of tobacco in the
package being grown. cured and
manufactured by Mr.. Martin. On
tie inside of the box lid is a rood
likeness of Secretary Wilson,
with the statement: Grown,
cured and made by j. r, Martin,
Ocala, Fla" and on the fly leaf
that covers the contents Of the
box is the Ocala trademark, the
compass and hose reel on a map
of Florida, with Ocala as the hub.
designed by Maj. c. II. Campbell
for the state firemens' tourna-
ment, held here in 1894.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-03-14
Sunday Talk

The PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY
school had the pleasure of 4 visit
Sunday morning from the Rev.
William Shaw. the International
Sunday School Worker tcr Flor
ida. H participated 10 the Bible
class lesson, led by Mss Annie
Sharpe, and bis lucid comments
were 81. atty enjoyed Later
Superintendent Hendon intro
duced him to the school. Rev.
Shaw made much appreciated
and telling Sunday school talk,
which not only interested the
children, but impressed the older
ones Of the congregation. Speak
ing of the Marion County Sunday
School Convention. which will
take place Thursday and Friday
Of this week in the Christian
church, he referred to the fact
that Mrs. Bishop would deliver
two addresses to the children
and that aIon" this line she had
few equals. If any >upel'iorS. He
wanted parents and children to
observe this and come to the
meetings. He also requested
the Star to give publicity to the
meeting OF the County Sunday
School Association, and use its
influence to make it success.
The Star i willing.