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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, March L-Cattle-Trade in
cattle was fairly good. Mondays 1920
cent advance being well sustained. The
tange of prices was remarkably wide, a
few very common cattle going for S3.S5.
while as high as S5.70G5S5 was paid for
some extra fine steers. The bulk of the
offerings went around 81 20a5.20. West
grn fed cattle sold largely at S4.50G4. 90.
Bulls sold mostly at s2.75d3,65, and can
ming cows went chiefly at S250d3.O0 the
supply being light. Calves were material
" lower, choice selling at $6.50d6.75.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was active at an
advance of ~ to cents on Monday
closing figures. Hogs sold at S3.S06407I2
for common TO prime lots chiefly at $. % q
los Light weights sold the worst. and
chofce heavy and fat medium weights the
best. Pigs sold largely at S360a3.90 few
going below $3.50
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs was
active at yesterdays figures. sheep sell
ing at 81. 25G3,50 for the poorest. up to 50
for the best fed westerns. comprising the
great bulk Of the offerings. and selling
chiefly at 81 356455. Yearlings were &C
tive at $4.50G4a0. and lambs sold freely
nt S4.50G5.5O, shorn focks selling at 81. 4ed
ass.
Receipts-Cattle. 1000: hogs $500; sheep
I7oo0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. March 1-Cattle-Receipt
(offlcaN 5000 natives; 400 southern. Active
and 10 TO Is cents higher. Common dress
ed beef, S4.aed445. fancy exporters. SIS
a5.51l2; western heifers. 1.l05 pound av-
eraee. S4.25; natives sold up 10 81 40. South
egn offerings limited and sold quickly at
strong prices.
Hogs-Receipts (officiaD 20So0; market
active and 70 10 cents lower. Pigs
steady TO cents higher. Bulk of sales.
SS.65d&S5: top price, s4.o5; heavies, and
packers, 50. 70q405; medium SS.65d395; light
S3.55G375; pigs, S225GSs5
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Muttons steady:
lambs 10 10 cents lower than last week.
Western sheep. $SS0G4. 80; western year
liRgs. Sass; lambs, si.75G5.45
Representative sales: Texas steers 4s
head average 1912 pounds. $425; Texas
COWS q head average S29 pounds SIS;
native steers. Is head average 1885 pounds.
SIS; native cows and heifers, - head.
average Sl1 pounds, S4.10: stockers and
feeders, 2S head average 5S5 pounds. $50;
bulls. head. average SIS pounds, s4.25.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, March L-Cattle-Rcceipts 5
300. Market steady TO strong. Native
shipping steers. s425G5.50; dressed beef
grades. S4005.l0; stockers and feeders, $. %
Q460; cows and heifers. S2.SoG250
HoSs-Receipts, 900. Market steady 10
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DOLLAR OIL PREDICTED
Price OF the Grade Product Takes n
Flight Upward.

Cleveland. O.. March IA special from
Lima. Ohio. says; The price 81 crude of
continues its upward flight and received
another boost by an advance again today
% cents per barrel. making North Lima
OH - cents. South Lima and Indiana oil
81 cents. Peupsy ivanla Oh also went up
cents and Is quoted az 50 cents. Much
excitement prevails among producers.
Many predict che price will reach the dol
lar mark within the next month.
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nominally 11sG21S per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, 314d4 per cent; sterling ex-
change, with actual business in bankers
bills at AS4d4 s4is for demand and at
S4.dAG4S11z for sixty days; posted rates,
s4.S2l2d4 S31s and siS5G4.S6 Commercial
bills. s4.Sd+S1h2. Silver certificates, 55ssq
569s bar silver 5514; Mexican dollars, 451l.
New fours, registered, 1871; coupon. 125sz !;
fours. 10; coupon, liz; twos. SO: fyes reg
istered and coupon, 1111s; Pacific skies of
SO, 103.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, March 1.-Today's state
ment of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s225, 564,
2O3; gold reserve, S167. 81. 1S2-
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET,

New York, March 1.-COffee-Options
opened steady at unchanged prices ruled
moderately active with firmer undertone
on continued large warehouse deliveries
in this country and tendency of American
visible supply towards decrease. Closed
steady, unchanged TO 3 points net ad-
vance; sales, 400 bags. including March,
S545 Spot coffee-Rio dull; No. Z in
voice, ga No. jobbing. SIC. Mild
Steady; Cordova, 712d15l2. Sales, 500 bags
Maracaibo, COO; 800 bags Central Ameri-
can, 60c.
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 11-16;
centrifugal, Sc test, 3-16c; refined steady.
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SH GRAIN

Chicago, March 1.-Cash wheat: No. 2
red, S1.04; No. g. 90G97; No. spring, 90;
No. 3, 90G9s; No. hard, IS; No. hard,
SSd91; No. l new spring, H.04-
Cash corn-No. 2, %; No. 3, 2719G2S; No.
2 oats, 261tG2612; No. 3 oats, 251zG2s.
Cash fax-S1 Ply; northwest, SIPS.
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RHEUMATISM RI,

strong. Workers.. s3.s5G4oo: packers. s3.8O
d4.OO; butchers, $390G4.05.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady.
Native muttons, $4.00G460; lambs. 5000
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CATTLE.

Stock and butcher cattle were 10 to ID
cents higher yesterday. The demand is
very strong in all kinds of cattle. There
Is fast rivalry on the advance. Mr..
Frank Robbins shipped four cars to
Greenwood county and was after more L.
send.
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MUNYON'S

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and deSitated It cures acute or muscular rheuInar
ism in from to five days. Sharp, shooting pains
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prompt complete and permanent cure for laneness,
soreness stiff back and all pains In hips and loins
The back are speedily cred 1t Sedon fails TO give
relief from one two doses and almost invariably
cures before one bottle has been used. The Munyon
Remedy Company prepare separate cure for each
disease AT all druggis-2S cents vial. If you need
medical advice write Prof. Munyon, l505 Arch
Etreet PhiladeInhia. II Is absolutely free.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

The following official range Of prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago is fur
nished by the Christie-Street Commission
Co, Board of Trade Rooms, Sedgwick
Block Wichita Kan:
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Chicago March 1.-Butter-Firm; cream
cries, 1920; diaries, 10d1S.
EggsWeak; fresh, 12c.
Dressed poultry-Dull; turkeys, S911;
chickens, 7QS; ducks, 7GS.
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Chicago March 1-Cables this morning
were unchanged and our market opened
with very little cha Ae; became steady,
advancing to 9012c. about q cent above
last nights closing. at which point sell
ing was decidedly heavy and as often, for
some hours, that the market struck S012c
ii met an avalanche Of selling orders and
declined twice during the day to $3.50. Just
before the close, however, the advance
passed through the fighting point, 9o12c,
and marked a new high point at 9lAc and
closed at 91Bc, just under calls. The sit
uation is practically without change. Re
ceipts in the northwest were so cars less
than the same day year ago. The Letter
brokers were the buyers. There was moth
ing new in the political situation. Stocks
were strong and ruled strong during the
entire day. Indications favor higher
prices. The situation in corn was decbled-
ly strong We have for some time called
attention to the fact that an increased
movement of corn from this country was
due. We may have some soft places in
corn, but whether they come or not, high
er prices will unquestionably, in our judg-
ment, prevail. Provisions were decidedly
weak early in the session, but under in
fuences of the strength In grain became
strong. The product is probably now a
purchase.
CHRISTIE-STREETC COM. co.
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Do You

Speculate II Eraia,
Speculate II New YORK st0eksi
Speculate Il proyiss0rA7
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st. Louis, March L-Cattle-Rcceipts 5
300. Market steady TO strong Native
shipping steers. si25G5.50: dressed beef
grades. S4005.10; stockers and feeders, $. %
Q460; cows and heifers, $2.soGS.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 900. Market steady 10
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ward n Bloorner 70 Sarah Boomer. ..........
iosth-st, .. 4i5 II e OF ST save. 1S0x15O:
the City Trust Safe Deposit and Surety Com
pany 10 Mark Stevens. Observation-Disclosures.
Avenue c. 100 II OF s,h-s;. 2Dx75: Henry
oh,erwels executor. etc. 10 David Osterwe!s
i7th-st :. 10 It W OF 6ih-nve 2oxi, block;
henry Os'erwes. executor and trustee. TO David
oosterweis and another Observation-Disclosures.
dolE Irregular Edward Black Elizabeth
ooth-st. s. e5i2 II Of 9th-ave. 20 1oxI5 ilx2l
.N'o.', Laura A Deano ct al TO Margaret Deviln
oe1ntt n s. 1913 Il OF West End-ave. l9x
O. irregular: Edward Black 20 Elizabeth 8 Clark
came property David Rothschild 10 Moses Wal
,,h.h ....-.............
West End-aye corner Gsth-rt 100 5xlOo:
oeitehry VI Dcnton 10 Goftfried johnson ..........
ooth-st :, 1919 T. # 4th-ave. -xloO. sx2j.G OK
,,,,oN Henry Thompson. referee. II Florence O
NafTie-ave. corner Acadcmy-si. l0pxlGO:
-ErnSi- Marx-Nathan 60 20 Simon Slchel........
I"tth-st, W corner Mclrose-ave. 4gxlOl.S. WILL
"Ehster-ave, corner l,3d-st 25x90: william
Hugelshof 10 Jacob Kobe 'k. ...................
A9'S no. III and il2. map Van Nest Park.
Levy 70 Angelo Rezzsno Observation-Disclosures.
0f,h-st. No 100 West. 2jXaS.9. Alexander Fraser
% Samuel " Peck. Observation-Disclosures.
II q map portion Hunt estate: L Levy TO
td,IlCk ONley .--...-..
Naoge-avc. n corner Acadery-st. lOoxl60 Post
ave. s. 100 II e q Acadeny-fi. l50XljD. Sher-
Tnan-aye, corner Haw thorne-st. runs . 3pDN
lGOx W COOK jOX 100 20 81 y 10. Post
ave, corner EInerson-st. 1001l15. Charlton
W Crane 20 Ernst-Marx-Nathan Co............
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NEW BUILDINGS.

s, Ncholas-ave $. 10 Z, o. l3ethos'' for ,
fyA-.'0ry brick fathouse. 235Xl03; John
Welcke. No 3s5 :; Nicholas ave. owner NJ .
Fernd7n. architect ............-..-. ..-
MaGis,n-st 40 az TO 23G. FOR two six -story anu
basement brick mats with stores. 32NNp roy,
bernstein 50 iij Centre 50. afchiiect. .-..'
Her-,-sf ~ 81. f1- Il siX-sfI-y brick NathoIae'
with stores 25.GN-s . FOlstein feIhberg own
ers. VI Bernstein. architect ..-. =
9is;-st 5. ipp - Z Cenir,I ia' " -. - -
two story brick ana stone nath- uses +ohNo. y.
4 Brown. 80 l2s Vest $50 - owner hr'"'
Anderson 10 80 ErJadway atchl;ect. -. o.
Harlem River .. Mott Haven cana, IS1-,l-ss -.
ana Rallroad-aye. Tor one Story r'ee4 lf,ls.l..
shed lG~x35. Harlem Transier O-i,pany., ~ -, ,,
East l3jth-st owner " b''b' ~ 81 "'''
11Gfh 81 3 s. 2OO 4 81 Manaatian-ate' ir
ave STOW brick faih1tse. ylNe% TO- Joseph "
campbell n 247 West lo3th-si' owner. Ne'IHs
& B4sse. architect 20 +, Of io2d-st. f5r
81, e,arv brick nathouse 50XsG6. Mar +
T~nnusey owner. Neville a Bagge archiiec
isf-avr . 8 700 q u = '2e-st. Tor = hye- story
729-st owner \ Baschun. jr. arcaii,ct. -
c. =; No 3Cg for 4 fye-story bnck fiat
80 60 win store 25xsG.9. Woodbury. O Lang
don ~ 7I9 5th-aye owner o Hrid'cA'
,,stS s. 20 It E Of Convent ave. for four
-ee s.,ry and basement brick dwelling houses.
i7x544 and lG.GX504. Moon Ashley. 70 -"
WI i,7,.-st. owners. i W Moore. archiiect..
10Th. -; corner Morhlnssr- ave; cavv,, - -
,i1-s story brick nathouses, +0AS'.1 ana 90 lVxF1,
r,iizahefh 81 ore. 40 81 M'gnings.le ave, owner
Nevui. 4 Becge. architects ---..-.-. 49,.
Main ~ S " corner Ray ave. city lsand ioT
eer, owner Kerry & 60. architects ,....,.. =.
13Sth st n r. 800 q II southern B9ule'ira i'r
two story fIhme stable J1jp, Charles
stearns owner: " plckeFs'n hFchiieoi.'.''
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ag i60 1 s 4s1l 4 q ls9;f-s,. 5cx
St Nichoias-sve. - III 2oSic5 os3oxi . &:
amanda 4S n De(iraaf and another. etc.
cCrrtlen tt,aye corner I:2l-s. s. cxIco;
Thomas Lenane and wife TO Herman Sohmuck
is2ds,, 275 II Of ilth-ave 25sseii. Ed
ward MeCrysaI. executor. ETC. Marlin II
s7;h-st l5s.ii r. q Al ave isGxlocs. '''
"e,h-st: No los West: alTioo5 EDWARD L Mccall,
referee 70 James Falvey .................. 200
72a-st. :. 100 +, OF columbus ave 501io22:
5 hnae w %ih 70 o. SITE o Ola man village .; 100
C Ws.efelt 5o@li4' Arthur Stewart ard VIE 20
ie5sh-s: es. 1910 II Of rox-s,. 25xS. iox
~ ~, 3; David l-ackenbrich ana wife to Han
I27th-st. No rs IVES, esxooil Harry Brown
153d-s, 20 ~ wcsg 1850 il Emna ii schoa
map Of '1 Ial5 i Edai e.ia'. near Van
Nes SIS. slatiSn 25nlc" Edward sherman and wife
lS0,h-st. $ s. gi,io It W o, Madis,n-ale. lsxsa IL
Henry and Hartmann Schmidt TO Minnie Pow
l2th-aye n corner 4ti-s,. II4xo5. Wakefield.
'2q- = 800 :: Q: ii,6 aye :oAoo5. os.
HA.fh's Elm 100 70 fm and az f HgRrss % sc o
Gernan-A1 merriam Real Esiate Tte Guarantee
Same property. Morris M4naeistein owen cos
isi-ave. 3. 1911 (, Of Iisth-st. 75a : Hen
Ma sI,s Wi Ss TO kat7he J Em Korn +, A
ham SIEGE and ancher.. ..;........ 100
TO- 100 Dim,ck q fi4~ Company to Julia l. Ger
rhonrson St. Nos 80 and 81. 5 Is.sHoo to
alley. ana Thompson-st :. l4a 4 q
broome-st. lx00. Kate Gibson 70 T Llndo
Company. TerecOrdeC ..-..-.-...- I
Csu!dWell-sve. . $50 e n Of lGlst-s'. 20xi25:
Kat- y Decker clara Decker. ........... !
Tcrrncr NeW-aVe r 8. l7O.lo = n ~ from
u Terrace Niew-aye and JHc-bus Place,
q n Q COX - =
80: Jules + Schneider 70 Margar-t y Van
omitted
lOJth-st II s. 70 II e II 6ih-ave. 251lOO .. Ger
tr4de VI Tay l0r and another 10 Max Nathan 1t al
Same property Harriet barnard as trsliee
9s-aye as wii~aed. f. boGnlar, line
fchoo property. l25X212 llN irregular. Max Marx
and another Ems MARI Nathan ca. ......... ]
7th-ave. n 2 l12ti 50. 2Jl 10 20 ll3th-st
100. Adler ana another L. Edwin Is stan
iC9th-st W corner Prospect ave. Il lxJ4. lX2oX -
SO, TlomaS Farley TO carl Weiss ll'''Io
Iaght-s No 3. = 80 Il Of 81 Johns Lane,
22AlOl. Clnra ! Brown 10 Iher"se j. browning.
22d-st IA D. 1856 u Il CtA-ave. y 5x!sD'
United States Trust Company. executor. 20 .. mo
ssti-st n o. 1919 II o; 4th ave. - GxlUs' ,oo
Florence Mccarthy to J1tepn Stegmayer I'o
West Isn6-ave. n corner Sstt-si. 20 sxl0j. wa
ter l. Ward Robert A Evans ....-. = -.
lOIst-st y 2lO II = "a owe 251lOOll; Moses ,oo
Cohn and WIFE DAVID E3inscAii. .-++.-.. 4''
lOisi-s l75 II q 2d-ave &'NIcl j. same 100
Columbus ave. 100 Il n Of 87lh 2ohiV'
john RomAnn ami wife 20 Mary " Milss.;;oo.
" 3O0.3 II % laSo-st <"'ohi"' IN
william A Chanler 20 John a Prigge 80 -. ~
l42d e.. 900 # ~ llth-A'e' -sA''ii ~
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ALTERATIONS.

,rui,.ove Va q % n 8 Of l30th- -. 20 nve-',ory
s,tck f.remeut. W e. Delg~r. No lHS East 5sih-
A. owner. FranH Wo.fg -ng. arch'tect, ..-.-.--.
o9te, az. n corner ln!on-s'. 20 a four-story
eT'irk fenement. Thomas = Kennedy. preHlses'
owner William IIra. efchteet .....,,,...
a. 20 No gl4 t. IA four story hrick dwelling.
MN store Michael Bergman. owner, i
Brossn. sreh' fGs ana 100 to two story
~ ,.,e,,.nt.. william o Brtn. No 30 Lab
civ 81 owner. Max Miller, No ~ Cenre-s
architect
% =, =, /. West 20 A four story ana basement
-,.,ck sfore. : Blackwell owner. Jafelnr Kent
~ T%-d're No 262 Broadway. aTchii", - 80.
a. =, IA p East a fOur-tiorY brich iN',i
Inc. Gertrude Il Hoyt. owner Lenan NAsh'
architects
90, II So 30s East 10 -four story DICK nat
bn,... ] II Henshsw ct al owners "aV'-
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Orouosnls.
SFTICE OF LIGHTHOUSES INSPECTOR


OFFICE OF LIGHT HOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ Third District TonpkinrvlIis. y. Y. March 18th,
sProposals viii be received AZ this ofice until -
e'co On M~tn@-.ay. i3th @ 1898.
Tor maintaining all the bIpys IN the channels Of
Lake ChRmplain rRwtuc6-t River n. l. Taunton River,
Mas U1usat,nlc River Conn. the Hudson River
New YORK city and Troy. Y. Fire Island Inlet
Grea. south Bay. south side ~ Long Island y Y.
New Inlet south side = Long Island y y Jones Inlet.
eouh side = Long Island. y Y. Rockaway chan
mel Long Island. y Y. Hog Island lnis Long Island.
y Z. stamford iiarbor. Conn and such Others as may
BE- authorized flr year from the OF July
mex, Forms - proposals and printed Specifications.
show ng what required De had by applying this
Office The rlght a reserved reject all bids,
and waive any defects aai increase the numbet OF
buovs In each 4 highways named clause this
srcct vii, h. inserted In tho contract WIN NJ FoLGER.
Commander l. : " ilsht House Inspector.
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Real G:statc for Grchanqe.


-A-FT.EGANT CHANCE nne country
home White Plains New pot Of alb, ut ID &C es
with fine o II and .ath. with all rece.-
ary oubudinGs; this property has great future WIZ
exchange tenement or store property III me clY'
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orr.o. 0, ne LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK, 81 AID 80 Liberty street.
March sth 1898.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Q: MS Company VIII be he'd Monday. April 4th.
iSs a. 2 n the Office o. ne company f'r the pur
pse o. e.ectag B0ards q Directors for the ensuing
VA :3 TIE Transaction of tuch oher business as
may come the meeting Transfer books will be
WILLIAM J.. DIXON. Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE.
MORE IMPORTANT RIVERSIDE DRIVE I'M.
PROvEMENTS.

MRS A. C CLARK's HOUSE TO BE ONE OF THE
HANDsOMEsT ALONG THAT PARKwAY-MR
PEEL OF BROOKLYN. ALSO TO BUILD
TWO SALES APPROACHING MILLION
DOLLARS EACH C1>osED-THE OLD
HAvEMEYER HOUSE IN FOUR
TEENTH.sT. ABOUT TO BE
TORN DOWN
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IhDl EOATS-City % Troy or Saratoga leaves West
tr,,, ~ - daily p NJ. except Saturday. CONNECT
~ II IL DELAWARE hND III pSOS AND FITCHBURG
--e--'@- sunday steamers touch AT Albany.
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KINGSION IINE. West 1Oth st.-DaIly p. m.

so, estuays a. SITS Baldwin Romer. for Gran
10, VAL Nevburch. New HanabuTsh Marlboro. Mil
sh y O. HYDE Park. Esopus Kingston Connecting
" - - a. J. :oE al points In CatsGill Mountains.
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THE NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Albany. y y. March leth 1895
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockhold-
O: tbs Company for the election ot Directors
three election and FOR
slch other business te brought before
meeting W, he'd he principal orlco OF the Com
ysIy IN t.e r'uoa Depot the C.y Of Albany on the
niT1 WEDNESDAY (ae.ng The 2O'n Gay) q April next.
TIE poll y clock and will
eiea :or hour thereafter.
By order OF Board u Directors.
z. D. WORCESTER,
Secretary.
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Furnished Cottages for 6ale-C ountrp.

I7OR SAt.E-A furnished cottage on Forth Lake Ful-
L ton Cham In the Adirondacks. Enquire OF . -
Z. MGOVERN. Carthage. y. T.
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OFFICE Of the North River Insurance Com
paay. New York March 18Th. ls9sThs Annual
Election OF tbs Company for
q Electra Wi Dc held TIE Office No. AS Cedar
Street Monday. the c5th DAY q March The
y,olh will re open from u o'clock II. until ! o'clock
= " The transfer book WI. closed from Tho 24h
.nst uutl a:;er The election b. order.
!. Il. CRUZ, Secretary.
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(ATSKlLL HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
g. Boats leave every weekday at 6 p n from foot Of
SN$;oDheg S.. \. =.
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IL % June 4 etc Japan, June is. Aug % Round
.be-Wori Sert ~. oct. II Programmes Fsce from
T!TioS COOK & son 26l & .225 Broadway New YORK.
I,os-on philadelphia. Chicago. san Francisco
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Gcnnirn l)roprrln Go Cst.
Suburban Real estate.

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Stcambcdt9.
ALBANY EvsmHmm limo.

yss soy-.ar steamers ADIRONDACK and DEA!
o. >CND "lH leave Oid Pier a. y. r.. foot Canal 81
80 - T. u daily Sundays eAceDted) making direct con
..Ns "ia trains Nor'h. Last. and West Freight re
et.'sd uh'i hour ~ departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
LNRENCH LINE.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsA TLANTloCE.
DIRECT LINE TO HANRE-PARlS FRANCE.
sailing 10 follows
From, Pier No. AZ North River. foot Morton Street.
La Bourgocne .March 81 Ia Navarro April
La Gascocne. ..Apr. i6 Ia Boursosne. 49,. May
cenI Agcy Tor 7 5. and can Po~lns Green. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-25
OID DOMINION LINE.

L Steamers Of the RED "D' LINE. under mail Coz
tract with United states Government are appointed
20 saN from Robert per. Brooklyn.
E. Ia Guayra (gor Caracas Puerto Cabello. Curacao
49, Naracaibo. Via Curacao.
ss PHIIA DELPHIA. Saturday. March 20 2. u.
sc CARACAS Tuesday. Aprh S. I p NJ
ss VENEZI FLA. ......... saturday April 49, p n.
10 POUT.rON. PTIss q DAr.LfSrT.
General Managers. No 1875 Front ST.
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furnished fonscs 20 Eet

COSBY Connecticut seashore homo FOR ilref peopIe'
"A thrao furnished cotages roderai" rent. broad pi-
zzas trees beach bathing boating circulars Professor
SORTHRUP Brooklyn Polytc -hnic
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1898-10-29
BOGUS MORTGAGES.
Said to Be Victims Of some Very
Clever swindlers.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct 27.-A species
Of theft, an instance of which will
soon be aired in both the United States
circuit court and the circuit court OF
jackson county, is that Of fraudulently
obtaining, by pseudo-cattlemen, large
loans of money from local live stock
commission firms. About q month
ago Henry NJ. Walker, Of Appleton
City, Mo-. was arrested On a charge OF
obtaining by fraud lean Of $4,000.
Walker is now confined in the county
Jail, having been indicted by the grand
jury on the charge for which he was
arrested. The complaint was fled
by the Tower.Doyle Live Stock
Commission company, the alleged
victims When the loan was
made the cattle which were mortgaged
as security were scattered in various
pastures in Elk county, Kan, and tho
commission company sent a represent
alive with Walker, who saw and took
descriptions Of them. The prosecu-
tion claims to have proof that these
cattle did not all belong to the mort
gage, and also that many OF them
were driven from pasture to pasture,
and by changing the brands We're used
In securing loans from other live stock
companies.