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The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

The Spanish journals intimate that
Spain received some assurances of the
moral support Of the powers in return for
the granting of an armistice. That may
be true, or what is quite likely, it may
be that tho Spanish ministry has set
up that claim to make the armistice
more palatable to the people.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

If the President has ever demanded of
Spain the abandonment of Cuna. as has
been the general impression, he fails to
mako it clear in his message. An arlnis-
tice until October, with peace negotiations
meanwhile, is apparently all he has ever
asked
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

Gen. Lees testimony before the Senate
committee yesterday that he believed that
the Maine was blown up by Spanish
agencies, will not tend to calm matters. g
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

Senator Mason again notified the CONN.,
try yesterday that he is for war. Mr..
Mason evidently entertains greatly ex-
aggerated notion of his Importance.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10.

If the Amazonas is a fair sample of tie
kind of cruisers they build in Europe it
is very lucky for us that we could not
buy any more.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

The success of o purely republican form
of government in Cuba is open to grave
doubt. That kind Of government re-
quires an intelligent people, and a people
sohooled long enough in self control to be
ready to submit to majorities. A great
many of tho Cuban people are not intelli-
gent. Furthermore they re not homo
genous. and self control is somethiag
that they are little acquainted with. The
chances are that the experience in Cuba
under republican form Of government
would be similar to that in most OF the
South American republics, that revolu-
ton would follow revolution, until o
virtual dictatorship was established, such
as now exists in Mexico. Meanwhile, if
we were responsible fer the establishment
of the republic we should be responsible
for the anarchy that followed, and under
obligation to suppress it. This might DO
no small job. It is by no means certain
that we should have better SUCCESS in
putting down a Cuban rebellion than the
Spaniards have had. If we can get Cuba
OF our hand with any sort Of honor it
will be for our interests to do it.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

Tha Democrats in the House started in
advocating the recognition of the Cuban
republic, selecting their position not &C.
cording to reason, but simply to emhar-
rass the President. Now they must site
to it, though the President shows that
such recognition woulu be in direct viola
ton of the principles laid down by that
Democratic saint, Andrew Jackson.
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13
BELIEVER IN CREMATION.

Miss Willard was a strong advocate OF
cremation, and often discussed the sub
ject with her friends. In her autobiog-
raphy, "Glimpses of Fifty Years, ''she ex
presses her views as follows:
Holding these opinions, have the pur
pose to help forward progressive move
ments even in my latest hours. and hence
hereby decree that the earthly mantle
which shall drop ere long when my real
self passes onward into the world unseen
shall be swiftly embodied in flames and
rendered powerless harInfully to affect the
health of the living. Let no friend OF
mine say aught to prevent the cremation
OF my cast off body The fact that the
popular mind has not come to this decis-
ion renders it all the more my duty, who
have seen the light, to stand for 1T in
death, as / have sincerely meant in life
to stand for the great cause OF Door. op.
pressed humanity. There must be OK
plorers along all pathways. scouts in all
armies. This has been my 'call" from
the. beginning, by nature and by nurture;
let me be true to it's inspiriting and
CHEEKY mandate, even unto this last.
''ne saw no reason why any public an
nouncement should be made concerning
the cremation of Miss Wizards remains"
said Mrs. Stevens. "It was more for the
purpose of insuring privacy than with
any idea of secrecy in itself that precau-
tions were taken"
The Portland daily press., 1898-04-13

gled joy and grief-ioy over her great ne
hidden with Christ in God; grief tnab
today at Rosehill, under the flowers ID VIZ i,1
opened grave of her sainted moUner. WI,
be hidden away all tat remains Oh t tio
beautiful tabernacle in which owen ono
dauutless soul of the bavest OF reior.he ~.
the truest OF philanthToplSts anu 0Ao
gentlest of women.
AS is already known, Miss Willard
conviction was strong and abiding tnao
| it Was no part of Gods plan to su11er any
| of his holy ones to see corruption. one
believed that not through the death damp
and dark of the grave must the mortal
go in order to put on immortai1ty-pa
to kindly mother earth. perhaps, But Dy
bright and shining way, under Whlch
only the dross is destroyed and the es-
sence of being is purified and freed. no
| touch If fame came in contact Win the
loved form. Only white heat, through
the long hours of the day and night fol-
lowing, wrought upon it the change that
can never give place to corruption.
| Miss Wizards feeling in regard to tne
mode of burial was we'll known to al
readers of her autobiography. Faithful
| in this as in everything else, she declar,
her conviction, and the solemn promise
was given her by the ono who loved her
best to let her passing be by the wh}te
path of light, and in fulfllment OF her
WISH d I6W u bLOso ueettcoU hHu ososs'S' ~
| her bore her away from Rosehill yester-
| day morning.
| In the beautiful chapel of Graceland
the little group gathered about the
flower laden casket during the brief I'M
pressive service conducted by Kew. Dr.
Terry OF the Garrett Biblical Irstitutute
at Evanston He read from Isaiah:
"When thou passest through the waters,
I will be with thee: and through tine
rivers they shall not overflow thee; when
thou walkest through the fire thou shalt
not be burned neither shall the lame
kindle upon thee" and other appropriate
scripture. Through the tender comfor..
ing prayer ran an undertone OF grateful
praise that such eoul had dwelt among
US and was living still to bless.
ALI the littls inner sanctuary was lined
with palms and radiant with flowers.
Nowhere about the sacred place, not IN
any of the preparations, was there one
Indeed, one thought rather, as the doors
swung back, OF the holy place from which
the stone was rolled away one Easter
morn so long ago, and knew that here too
| sat the angel waiting to say, 'She is not
| here, she is risen"
| aThis afternoon at Rosehill will be held
| the final service, conducted by Rev. ID.
| Waters and Rev. Milton L. Terry. Once
more the voice of prayer, the tender
words of comfort and of courage, once
more the Old hymns she loved, once more
| the sad grave Frightened with Easter
bloom, and then rest for her who even
through the silence that has seemed so
cruel has given this Faster day her last
great lesson of answering loyalty to
right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
REAL ESTATE.
A DULL DAY IN THE MARKET.


There were 10 auction sales at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday and the business closed at pr-
vate contract was poor when compared with that Of
the last few days.
Duff & Rusher sold for the Equitable Life Assir-
ance Society to a Mrs. Segelken No. West Eighty
eighth-st.. a four-story private dwelling-house,
23x56xl0Osiz. for about $4,000.
Sawson & Hobbs sold for the Metropolitan I'M
provement Company a client No. 43S West End
ave- a new fve-story American basement dwelling
house private terms.
II was reported that Thomas Stokes had sold MS
handsome hve-story dwelling -house at No. West
Fny-thlrdst. size 25xOo5. for about $4,000 but Mr.
Stokes could not be found to confirm the report
r. Wmarth Appleton sold for Henry r. Niese
No 100 West Observation-Disclosures, a
three-story dwelling 1Sx6OxlO0 for $4,000
Passavant & Co, the well-known Importing house
that many years has been established at Churcn
and Lispenard sts is about 10 move uptown IL mas
rented from Mr.. Seasongood. OF Cincinnati the
southwest corner Of Spring and Greene SITS; for
term OF years and will occupy the entire puloing.
Daniel Birdsall & Co have leased for Eugene fflg-
gins a loft at Nos i24 and 426 Broadway to Mas
Blum Co. for term of years Tor gross 'eh'a'
of about 100000. ,.
The Real Estate Exchange has leased Its large
aucton-room for one month for rug auctloh saIe,
ST. near Prospect Park West. for $23 $50 . -.
Jacob Lorlllard filed plans at the department OF
Buildings yesterday for six-story brick store ahn
loft building on a plot 37.9xlOO.4. at No 2iS Canal,
st 10 cost A5 900 Plans were also filed by Emil
Green for four Hve-story brick fathouses each
25xS7.6. the north side OF one hundreu- am .
seveneenth-st. 10 feet east OF Fifth-ave TO cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
NEW BUILDINGS.

Canal-,t. 10 2i3 for six story brick store ana
;osts 81 oxioo4. Jacob Loriliard. owner JORDAN
~ CHR ~ No 10 Park Place. architects
iTthst' n > 40 II g OF 9Th ave. for four nve-
s,orv brick nats 25xS76. Emil Greene. OF No
ls2 East 72d st, owner EDWARD "e"A "o"'
tact
s,sn o, al, No 1872 for q sixstory brick nat
with stores. 25x6l; Jacob rlS.hel, ,. "u -, No
100 1owery architects ............-..;.
ptyi,gton ri No 1875. for a sx-s.ory brck nat
49, s,Dras 25x62 Jacob Flschel. owner; Horen-
huroer - Straub. architects. .........: 80.
,i7,hs, ~ n " of st Nicholas ave. Tor TWO
re- story and basement brick dwellir"s, isSoz
- ,ox53. Fox a 20. OF No 2os Brnadway'
owners Henri Fo,chaux. architect. .o
,s4tb st s. 100 II Of Webster,ave. TOT WV
W Wilcox owner; w q Dickerson. architect. =.
rr"suan at n = &c 10 II W Of Nyse- tor two
,,. hr5ck dwelling % 3x23. 2x334 Margaretha
e,reese No l. 4l5 Vyse-st owner; Z Dicker-
80 architect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

West End-ave. s. 8s.Il # $ Of Io2d-st l7x72
George f Hanson to Hulda Wagner and an =, ooc
Trinity-aye No lo52 2oxs76, Katie " L N MN
Fedmann to Anna Renelius re recorde a liz =; i
Of Brook ave. 50xl0o David Quill to Adoiph ,
Home m"h. -. cont 70 line. at Prospect ave- runs
along avenue. q It to n line Of street Nv
G23; Edward n Van Ingen TO Joseph and Cath ,
crime Matcka ,..
81 sxi27 2s54 7xl56G Richard W stevenson. -
trustee, to Joseph and Catherine Maticka
ia miles from Harlem River. etc. 21x2l4.
Charles r Duny and another executors etc 10 IN
sn rfT a. ana 10 H7 "a Sxioc Sss s6crs No ST. x
lCo: Charles II Young receiver etc to hiram 40 s,o
Lot No l'o' a. block i. map Mape, estate: Frank
Smith Hudson p Rose. :....:...:..;.....
Ib2i-s No 1856 Fact. 2Sioo Adolph weXler to "a Am
Bathsaie' ave, widened. E corner Iso,h st. 3l5r
0ooxiT2x7l3: Joseph Trapnell Jr 10 N"" seoc
ls6h' st. n e. % Il W OF Tictout- ave. lesxloo:
Joseph Trapnell jr to New York Building ct,
Ian s"nK.hs ,oT Ss Of burnside ave- 5oix
ga0xJ0I09i. Joseph Trapneli, jr. TO "ihs''" ,oor
ram sa1ey " corner Willow ave. io,xioss Dora
nm 81. =. 227 n e Of Madison 326x
looll. William II Jackson to John IN, M ", pa.
Irregular; Edward oBren. refere" to Henry ,oooc
i2h st. r lS ss., ~ 70 isaac P;,ernan 6se7
I2@h-st =. 40 II = OF Park ave. 2aSssi' nos,
Main a., " = dot bounded n by land Of Ghee.
by land Of Young. and " BY land 81 , hrn2w'
+t,5o aso silver ST. by lana o' 6 bane1.
by land, ~ Arrow: and W by lana OF GLEASON
l.sd ~ n a 40 II Of "a ave- sxlooi II; julio ,oo
Rretieii to Elisha Kinssland. .....:..;,..; oo
W az s,:s,s7ss Ray RaSmona Perrin and an,
other Perrin. Pnyson & Co ...'''....'''''--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Chlvvis Carrie r. to Julia Bryant Sc 10th 2, .oo
ceosa w resr 10 John ha..lns; j. lo 400 map an
c0n Sn Te' c5a sIs I'm and another 70 Murphy
Haaren and others corner NH st ard an,
rat fey Dc Gcorsc c" (. to Jsr.a W Re Pros
s nso I io7 Az Irregular to wastches,er i
rS-i1 n2"'n Is.crs 4 70 fiv,rd oppcnh-rner and
another IS iosth st. 1874 II q Riverside 40 ooo
Drive. ai,h strip adjoining 1so On ye1 q ''""
ave- it2s :, n W of is2d- a, 25S2io to Bath o,oo
L stS M Marsa s,"'s p. 10 James Ph.an
Brigr, ave. 2',t :, Of Southern boulevard 900
stsal,i William Harlan saving: r"ns 100
ms. IS viii" Plains Road, rs It Or dth-sf IN 100
osii David to Aaolph werer: i02d's'''aS 100
Fernschid Dora. 10 Agnes Yost. corner ban Ga
csey an" NAM mt T." New YORK building Loan Rankns
90 i6S'h st. o' T, of Auiubon-a'" in'ta'- 400
ynrsan, John. to irving savings Institution
iss,S g. go It : of Amsterdam ave. '6s # to A. ,oo
ra1, rl." Ernest ST. to Alexander and Mary Tos
Perry ave. loo2 It or Old road 2''io''' 1000
God william = go 20 Try - l1 Or ave years 5000
Wall" Slim sPp ana south sh ave. so
I,y1rkegr.n Charles IN William lArnei.
Cro,ona lFrAnbnj ave. 9o2 :, Of lSth ST. sno
saving 80 II to "A State st and No to .noo
sesas sS2 s Sc M n sss /, m
pIssn John n iarsa lots els c1o and 1900
s. S mar T@a sT and james 70 George ode
sos N MonS ' venon HV ssends to place
ns, S yrrs ,aac. TO william Herr l2srh st. 900
o5 4 e Of Park ave demand demand. wondei No lis
Hanford william ~ 70 'A'''n' "", ''.'...... 5000
McGr.n lane. T. , Mary Br yd,l, ''' 800
Husscy Ambrose W. to Herman man M NUM- q Hunt G
West farms
Ams,rons Helen = 81, 20 -, T Ave- SeSPs 5000
neaeer Ma% 70 saH H5slv5ra W,'@ month"; 1000
, s s. M S an Sf T rh"%as = to Virginia
Rogers and another trast'Ts &c s' ana I2S tn
4 lSd =. years 1G mgT's" + to tofnciis
Sir ,rl iss ts" n Of lsai It, year mort so
us sasss Eugene H. to shepard ganay as ' ,,
tee. Union ave 20 II OF '''s' 1900
so i 80 Y Ta% crsos property years 1000
,,Sn %eF Jane, to Emma Hunt No a'a '' 1000
lave, ave- yr,' and Herbert Edward Wins ,7ooo
low corner Brook ave ana, ana is v s s, ,5.rh,
Same TO same. corner Brook ave n'' 1900
Same s1 to same % IT OF '"'h-' 1900
same sea G same. brook so IT of i5oh- a.ooo
SAM, s, 10 yc same. Hrookave Is IT OF 10th no
SAINT. s' to year same. Riooi 80 IT Of both $4,000
Mir Jscob to Ycwyori Idfe Insurance and ,,on
Trust company No ts East io''h 81, yenan,. W
T,r,es Henry r. and Herbert 10 NV as =.
and Trust company .sr "rS''"'' 1900
Same to sane W 1t Ann AVE. % - 1900
Alyna and sophie nrSds ave. Year 5000
title uarsn ant e, ana Rrsk year 1900
Same to same. So " Westminster ave. 10000
gome 10 same n proposed loom ST. ~ ~
Of brook a,e also ave P'or''a $1,000
game IN sane II G = proposed l"l 81 10 ~ &c
q Brook ave- 49, also proposed 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

CO. =, S.w YORK County ~ New York IS
~ SAMUEL, WOofNERToN, rnshi"r ~ me abpve
.nad hang 40 rolemriy Tint the above ''N'n'h
e. ia % me hest ~ my knovletse and belief 49,,
u ""' ~ ' SAMUEL. WOOLV ERToN. Cashier
s,.r,u, iepe II l.. BRAYNARD.
o'I''''' 49, No,ary Public We-'ches'er 60.
Cert Ned In New York Co
Correct-Attest; . -,.-,.s
: : I Hn fFEyE ESGs@srxrrr. ;p'r~s'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
Real estate for 6a!e-- BROOKLYN.


TIOR SALE SUBURBAN Houses finest up-to-date
II bouser i'm Flatbush go G73 ocean. ave. near Al
bemarl Road s3 and $1,000 each also new up to-
houses corner Beverly Road and T. 18th st. Fatbush
so 600 $500; examine these fine houses every
all lots 5ON1uo. neighbour
hood restricted ACKERSON Builder 2.4l5 Church ave-.
Flatbush. Telephone 05A Flatbush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
ALTERATIONS.

-reston- ave. W S. $50 0 II of weilssley-st to a
two story and attic frame dwelling; II
pIough No ., sO5 Creston-ave. owner. ....
y.la,,,ne ave No 2.O55, 10 two-story and attic
,ra,ne dwelling: Samuel Wallensteln. premises,
owner; a Boehnier. No 1oi fremont ave- aion'
tact .
o,h a. No 80 East to four-story and basement
brick store and lofts 23k6o; Ludw,g tenn 90
400 Broadway. architect. :. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27


w l.. TRENHOLM. President
Transacts a general trust business
h,ov,. liberal rates Of Interest on deposits and
trust funds.
Issues Letters Of Credit and Travellers Cir.
eular Notes payable in dollars or IN the money
Of any foreign country.
Acts as Trustee under mortgages for fai"hy
and other companies. and as Agent Tor inc f'e
sls,re,Ion OF the stock and for the transfer OF
the shares Of incorporated companies
Undertakes the examination OF properties Of
fercd rs security for bond issues. ana inc Cd
tanning OF expert information concerning the
actual facts and prospects OF reofsah'z''io"
proposals.
o,aiaad nd empowered 70 act as executor.
.dmin,s,ra,o- trustee guardian. and assignee.
and IA ,ece,ver and custodian OF funds under
orders OF Court.
The NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
has established branch ONCE at sANii"u"'
and Is prepared to buy and sell drafts on ana u
make payments IN SANTIAGO ana TO uahsac'
general banking business. THE 'oMrA'Ni
alec prepared to receive the deposits OF 'ne
SOLDIERS and SAILORS now IN CUBA a"''
under their directions. 10 make renil''ahces "
their families In the UNITED STATES also 10
investigate and report IN an ADVISORY enp''y
about enterprises in ALL hiNi.' Of
TRADE and MANUFACTURING. as wen as IN
CITY PROPERTIES. WINTER HOMES. ELEc-
TRIO PLANTS. RAILROADS. INDISd H "
SUGAR and TOBACCO PLANTAIlO1NH,1I;; IN y"
CUBA. Puerto RICO. and the P Hill
PINES. by holding IN trust Pro- E1ioH6S'
CONTRACTS, MORTGAGES. and BONE.
either pending the closing OF negotiations OF i0'
more extended or more definite periods. -, ~,
Especial attention is called TO he reia ~ %l
THD COMPANY already established "a, ON
Mia with the CHARTERED LAM , O
INDIA. AUSTRALIA, and CHINA sur r,,p
for the present needE OF our MANuFACIcEHEr
ERs, MERCHANTS. TRAVELLERS. SOL
DIERS and SAILORS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

State OF New York. County OF New York. IS; .
l. +. /. HINE, Cashier Of the above named bank 90
solennly swear above statement IL true To the
best OF my knowledge and belief. - - 49,,
suhscrhst and sworn TO before me this Goth day OF
September 1898 THOs = Wiid.iAMS, -
CNrrect-Attest:
GEO. +. BAKER.
FISHER A. BAKER J Directors
WM FAIINESTOCK. }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

e,a,o - Now york County q New YORK IS . .,L
CFO s HCKoK. Cashier Of the above na I'M, "' w
A., sniemnly swear that the hhov" s'h'e'''"' y 800
hos, 81 my knowledge and helleI ,,,cvox c.,sh,cr
subscribed and 10 before me TINS Z9'n Jay "
September. 1905 ., ,,,,-, Public Kings Co.
NM ~ ""'''' '' cert nled In " T.
GOTTEN FDW'D g HOYT
GTTfYyESANT FISH }Directors
AITGT-ST BELMONT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptons for ne rrv snY
"A received az their Uptown Once. No. az itrnfIs
"a door north Of sist-st. until O'Clock p M repsr
nents received the following branch oinees y.
once rates until O'Clock p M VIZ % 49, sti-avs
cor Z3d-st.. 152 6ti-avc. cor. 18th ST: VIA y
ana l4th-st: l42 Columbus ave. near West Gcth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

To the Shareholders Of the
Minnesota Iron Company,
Illinois Steel Company,
EIgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway Company

Pursuant 10 arrangements made by a Syndicate
exchange OF shares Of the ahovenamed Companies for
shares OF the Federal Steel Co.. the undersigned give
tice that in behalf Of such Syndicate they each
pared certificates for such shares for pu--
pose OF the following basis and subject
following conditions. viz:
Each existing share OF Minnesota Iron Co. upon
ment thereon o. the OF $2:.1O in CASH 10 be
titled TO 1861 900 shares in preferred stock OF Fed
erai Steel Company. and ZOO shares in common
stock Of Federal Steel Company.
Each existing share of Illinois Steel Co. (upon payment
thereon the of $50 in CASH to be entitled TO
share preferred so,k OF Federal Steel Company, and
share common stock OF Federal steel Com
pany.
Each existing of Fgin Joliet and Eastern Raii-
way Co (unon payment thereon Of the sum OF S17'oo
CASH TO be entitled rs of share in preferred stock
Of Federal Company and 40 Of one share in com
mon stock Of Federal Steel Company.
Shares Of Minnesota Iron Co.. the Illinois steel Co..
and the Esin ,oe; and Eastern Ry. Co. to insure par
t,cpaton IN this arrangement. be deposited with
either undersigned Trust Companies not later than
October ls 1895 subject 10 the aforementioned cas-"
payment r respect thereto and such cash payment must
be made to Trust Company not later than &c
. tober 10th. 1898.
Transferable receipts Issued for deposited shares
ana cash payment when made will be noted on such
receipts.
The contamination Of the proposed arrangement Is DEF
pendent upon acceptance by holders OF at least two
amount OF the shares OF each Of the three con-
sttuent companies. o..
out the deposited shares and the cash payments VIII be
returned upon surrender Of on. receipts.
Az shares for deposit must he assigned in BLANK ana
must have proper revenue stamps attached.
OF Federal Steel Company are OF the par
value Of 500 each. Suitable cash settlements viii be
made delivery Of the stock In respect TO
fractions Of sha es Of such accuing 10 any de-
postor.
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY,
ST. Paul Building. 222 Broadway.
New York,
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
Ames Building Washington Street. corner OF Court
Boston. Mass.
New York and Boston. September 10Th, 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
THE CLEVELAND,
FURNISHED Apartments 60 Get.

I GOD ST, NEAR RoULEVARD.-Full furnished
ltIZ anartr1en. rooms and bath; house, all I'm
,rovemons nculing hot water; first class SERVICE soo
per month. Apply to JANITOR. DI West lO2d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

dnrtion c3ales-- financial.
LOUIS MESIER. AuciOneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
=. 1890 o'clock. a. the n y ,eal-Esate salesrOOm.
by order OF Executors
go Il: B BrSSsyn t unon r. Gas a Co.
ss oc kiyn Heights r. r.. Co. list Mtse. p BIDS.
200 BTyn city Newtown R. R. Co. LIST Mtge 3 D. c.
81 900 coney Island & Brooklsn r. r. M,se p c.
DUE by order of Administrators
5000 Ganahs southern R'way Co. LIST M'se. p. C
q ,,s Moinsona Coal Co.
chs Sioux, city Pacific r. r. preferred
SEQ COO sp crev. Col, Gin Indianapolis r. r. Consd
$500 Atlanta & Charlotte r. r Air Line p. c. Inc.
$1,000 Heading co. & PM : Reading Coal Iron Co.
50 900 Central cent? Mi * r. Of * p e oen Mse Bds
ais 900 Central r. r. of n. J. p. c. Gen Mtse Bds
$1,000 Coal Creek Mining MnnufG. Co. p BIDS.
$1,000 San Antonio street R r. p: c. BIDS, 1905
~ s shs Bay State Shoe and Leather Co. of NJ Y.
$1,000 Gy e sS. T July ss :o sS con'1 Sky
Gold Bonds, 1926. July. 1896 coupon.
20 shs Produce Exchange Trust CO.. under agreement
with stockholders standard Nat. Bank in lq.
$40 600 Lima Northern Ry Isl Mtge. y. Bonds l95.
$50 shs. Northern Pacific X. r. common. unassented.
500 600 Toll, St Louis and Kan. city Il X. LIST Mtge. @
" p. c. Bon Is Continental Trust Co. Certfs.
3 shs American Press Association.
$1,000 Brooklyn Wharf ard warehouse CO. Isl Mtse. o
G. Bonds. 1919.
g. 800 spaudinE Machine Screw Co LIST M.gc. p c.
Bonds. Reg.
$500 do. Do.
S5.GS do. 40.
30 Central Fireworks Co. common.
do. DO preferred
shs. Bank % Commerce.
sls coo Tacoma and Columbia River r. r. LIST Mtge o
p c. Bds. (hyp'd
10 shs Albany and Susquehanna r. r. Guar
5lA shares Southern Pacific r. r. Co. OF Cal.
shs TT Wayne Jackson r. r.. leased Lake shore
70 shs. DO DO DO do.
81 do do. do. do.
30 chs Boston New York Air Line
5000 Col. & Hooking Coal & Iron Co. S0year .. c.
BIDS, 1917.
New York Law Institute.
30 chs. Toledo & Ohio Central II. r. common.
100 Tradesmens NATL Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27
Countrp Real Gstate for Sale.

SoonoI Norss Sor sale
~ containing en- and bath. with lot 10 iret
front or frontage ~ II desired 10y $50 feet deep
nil latest conveneuces including modern sanitary
plumbing electric light. sewer and running Ma.er
located In one and healthest OF suburban
touns only 40 minutes from York For particulars
address r. e. Posoflce Box ii3 New Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-27

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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The
~ NATIONAL PARK RANK. ~ New fork ny. IN
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her 20ih 1895