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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
FL Condo de Monte-Cristo

desespero de miembro de Ii Academia de las
inscripciones de las Bsllas letras.
Sin duda, Alberto iba discutr seriamente sus
derechos al sil6n acsd6mico vinieron anunciar
los dos amigos que estaban servdoa.
Ahors, pues, ell amor Alberto era contrario
al apetito.
Sc apresur6, pues, asf Como amigo, sentarss
la mesa, prometendo prosegur la dissusi6n despues
de conner.
Mas despues de conner, anunciaron al conde dc
Monte-Cristo. Hacia dos das que los j6vsnss no ie
habfan visto.
I'm asunto, hab{a doho Pastrini, le llam6
Civta-Vecohia.
Habfa partido la vfspera por la noche, se hallaba
de vuelta pasada hora solamente.
Ell conde anna abilfsimo que se observasc,
sea que la ocas6n despertase 81 las fbras
acrimonious, que ciertas ercunstancias hAbfan ~
hecho resonar dos amargas palA-
bras casi como todo el mundo.
Este hombre para Franz verdadero enigma.
El conde podia ya dudar que el jOven yiAjero
le hubiese reconocido. y sin embargo. NJ una sois
palabra desde encuentro pareca indicas que
Sc acordase de habere visto otro punto
Por parta, por mucho deseo que tasisse Franz
dc hacer aln-i6n . primera entrevists, el tenor
de ser de-agradabie hombre que le habfa col
mado fartn 81 como amigo. do bondades, 10
detenfa asf, paes, siga6 Ia misma rssoluci6n
que 6l
tomar un palco Ell teatro Argentine. cue les
hab1aD responddo que tcdo estal tornado ID cons-
guienta les ilevaha Il Have del suyo; 10 ests
j era el motive aparente de vista
Franz Alberto puseron alKunas di6cultades.
alegando ell tenor de que privse de asistr
el coDde les raapoud6 que bs aquella nocha oil
taatro Vall6, paoo del tsatro Argentine qusdaria
dssocupado u sllos no 10 aproyechaban.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
Bibloteca de " La Demooracia % r.2.

seguid la aldeana que aranque vuestro
moccoletto.
Cuando llegueis al primer escalon de la igesia
de San Gi6como, tened cudadc, para que pueda
reconoceros, de altar cinta color de rosa el
hombro de vuestro traje de pallazo Hasta enton
ces no volverss Constancia discretion
II Y bien dijo Franz cuando este hubo term-
mnado la leotura lqu6 pensais de esto mi querido
amigo2
carketer de avent ntnra muy agradable.
-Esa tamb 60 mi opinion, do Alberto,
tengo medo de qus vayais solo al bale del duque de
Bracciano.
Franz Alberto habian recibido por la ma1ana
cada uno una nvit cion del e6ere banquaro romano.
-(tailado, mi qierido Ibarto, do Franz toda
la aristooraoia ira q iuquc y si halla
descon ocda vera .ramente arlstoc6tica, podra
deiar 10 II.
ell. coatsau6 Alberto H4bsis isido ell biiete va
sabes Ia pobre educaci6n que reciben en- Italia las
mi &Mezzo sitop (asi Ilaman la clase media)
pnas bien, volved lser este billete. examnad la
stra Y buscadme fata de lengua de ortograffa,
efeco, Ia letra preciosa la oftografia purf
sima.
r ti;s predestinado !; do Franz Alberto dsvol-
vienios pr segunds vez el billete.
RI ouanto querais, burlaos, respondi6 Alberto
estoy norado.
- Oal Dios mfo me axpantaia, exclam6 Franz,
veo que solaments ire solo 81 baile del dUque
de Braaciano, sno que podr6 volver solo Foroncis
III caso es que ii mi desconocida tan amable
como bella, Oh decaro que me fjo en- Roma por seis
ssmana as por 10 uenos Adore Roma por otia parte
ssapre 4 tendo IN gasto particular por Il arqaeo
logfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
f. INA ESTA14HA

Els tn boca, nina bella,
un coralino punal:
como la hoja acerada -
de un bcso la muerte da.
Son tus ojos, nina hermosa,
chispas de lava voraz,
que qucman los corazones
con ell fuego de un volcan.
Tiene tn VOC, nina esplendida,
ell attractive internal
de las sirenas que habitan
en- los palacios del mar.
Los cabellos, gentil nifla,s
que en- ondas luciendo vas,
son finos como la seda
y negros como ell pesar.
Eres estatua de. marmol
dura, fra, sin piedad,
cue solo rinde hermosura
4 su belleza mortal.
Tu corazon.. mas sque digo?
iacaso puedo nombrar
10 que en- tu pecho no existe
nj has comprendido jamas2
EUGENIo ASTOL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
Gu EN- TO De La Sc NJ AN Al


Juan era feliz.
Joven, activo animoso, .compartfa
su existencIa entire las dulzuras del ho-
gar y las obligaDiones necesarias para
librar ell sustento.
Estaba empleado en- una casa de CO.
mercio.
De seis once de la mafiana, de
una cinco de la tarde, acudfa puntual
mente 4 la ofcina donde trabajaba con
actividad cello.
Conclufda la tarea regresaba casa, y
una vez allf entregabase las fntimas
expansiones de los recien casados,
Su esposa era adorable lie colmaba
de ventura.
Pero lego un dfa triste.
Aquella mafiana al entrar su escri
torio, llevando aun en- los labios ell h1-
medo sabor del beso de despedida que
le diera su mujercita, encontrose con
una carta, en- cuyo sobre Sc lefa su nom
bre, el nomhre de Juan, trazado con le-
ira irregular y bastarda.
Lego.
Phsose encarnado, y despu6s lfvido
Y tembloroso, como 81 acabara de reci-
bir la sensation de un latigazo en- pleno
semblante.
sQue decfan aquellas lfneas garrapa-
teadas por una mano aleve?. 49,.
Pues decfan sencillamente, en- ter
minos crudos, que ell amor de sus amo-
res, su esposa, lie era INTEL.
Febril, inquieto, abochornado de ST
mismo, entregose al trabajo, para dis
traer sus csvilaciones pero no podfa
arrancar de su cerebro aquella idea fila
y tenaz que penetraba hasta 10 mas in
timo dc su ser como un clavo candente.
Sorprendiole de improviso la bora
del almuerzo; no habfa pensado en- clio;
sus companeros de oficina abandonaron
POGO POGO ell local. 49,.
Quedose ell iltimo.
Aturdido, ofuscado, sin pretexto al
gnno para continuar sus labores, ech6se
a la calle
SComo volyer casa?.
DE hjo que le conocerfa su esposa en-
sl semblante las hondas luchas que fa-
tlgaban su espfritu.
Vago por las calles la ventura.
Siutiose d6bil.
Maquinalmente, sin darse cuenta,
penetr6 en- Hn restaurant, a fin de tom ar
alghn alimento.
Pidi6 un plato de sopas, apenas 10
hubo probado, 10 retro con repug-
nancia. 49,.
Parecfale oir su alrededor voces
despreciativas y zumbonas que lie incre-
paban con toda clase de vilipendios.
xTu deshonra es publica estas en-
rldfculo; todo el mundo Sc burla de
t....2
Salio de nuevo..
Y anduvo, anduvo, sin direction fila,
como un loco...
La vista de los transeuntes lie morti-
ficaba.
Deseaba encontrarse solo, aislado,
leJos de toda mirada importuna.
Entire tanto ique pensarfa su espo-
sa?.
Fran las tres de la tarde, Juan,
puntual slempre, no habfa regresado
aun, contra su costumbre.
penso Juan, doliendose de elias,
en- las inquietudes que aquella tardanza
habrfa levantado indudablemente en- su
mujercita. -. quien amaba, quizas
con mas fuerza que la vfspera, pesar
del an6nimo.
Para calmarla decidio avisarfe por
telefono, pretestando una ocupacion ur-
gente, un encargo especial de sus prin-
cipales. cualquier cosa .
Entro en- una oficina pnblica y Sc di-
rigi6 al aparato.
Su mano temblaba..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
F0RES HFRMAN0S & Co.
PONCE, 1o-AToCHA--1o

Recentemnte han recbdo: Escogda varedad lie Teas
de sed de lana; Crpones negros de coores; Gra
nadnas ngra Gaa Peuche Surahs de coores Encaes de
age dop de hio de seda Guaues de cabla seda
mas veos noyas Cntas de seda anchas esrechas
tcms case superior de odos amanos Pasamane de seda
adonos cazado no gantes; Medias de eda
hlo de Escoca &. g.
Gran surtidO de Perfumerfa: los tiIfimos Dro-
tiuctOs de los mejOres mas acreditados abrfcan-
fes de Paris.
PARA CABALLEROS: Tn complete surtido de Telas In
gesas tales como casres de coores peza Mer
acordonados sos dagonaes classes extra
todos por caldades supeores.
nso surtido de Corbatas Chalina negras de
gran dversdad de folmas azos nudo donde poda
traf su gusto Ia persona mas caprchosa
Pahuecs de seds, bancos de colores Cueos Punos;
Gusnes GO Cabritlla Camsetas Calcetines fnos, g. g.
Camisas, camisitas calzoncillos de lana, camisas
de seda, Paraguas Sombrillas de seda.
Gran surtido de abrigos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19

Eres tn: resplandor incipiente
De un cielo de Mayo;
Aurora radianJe
De un dfa cercano;
Primavera de suenos felices;
Otoi1o de encantos;
La sonrisa de un dios, que Sc oculta
Tras rica apariencia
De amores soi1ados.
Yo... la bruma que surge del fondo
Del turbio oceano;
De un dfa de nieblas
Crepnsculo pardo;
Primavera sin flores; Otof1o
DE frutos amargos:
Soy ell ceiio de un dios, que Sc oculta
1ras falsa apariencla
De suenos logrados.
Eres til: sol que irradia en- Oriente;
Que irisa los campos;
Que admira y deslumbra;
Que sube muy alto.
AL caer del cent de tn cielo,
Con luz de topacio
Cefiiras de fulgores la orilla
Del mar infnito
Que apague tus lampos.
Yo... la nube siniestra y opaca
Que entolda ell espacio:
Tu fuego me encienie;
Me queman tus rayos;
Y mi amor, al querer remontarse
Tus huellas buscando,
Al calor de tus llamas fundido
Desciende mi frente
En- lluvia de canticos.
Yo no sc ST podran confundirse
La bruma y ell astro;
ST ell alba y la tarde
Sc dan sus abrazos;
ST, a las veces, la terra y ell cielo
Sc tienlen la mano;
Pero sc que, entire ell cielo y la TERRA
iOh fe! eres escala;
iOh amor! eres lazo.
j. A. NEGRoN SANJURJo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19

De frailes acompanado
pasaba un entierro un dfa,
y uno, q quien lie parecfa
ell entierro autorizado,
& un fraile con inquietud,
-iQuien ha muerto?-pregunt6
: el fraile le respondio:
Ell que va en- el ataud.
MoRETo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-19
FIDEs, AMOR

Ella tieae la lag, tiene eli perfume
El color y Ia lfned...
BEcQUER.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

which does not comply with the laws of
the State can do business in the State.
Topeka Journal (Ind. Rep.): The
Travellers Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Conn, is preparing to make all the
trouble possible in Kansas, and has is
sued orders to its attorneys to foreclose,
wherever possible, all mortgages on real
estate existing in this State. The COM
pany has a mortgage Of $4,000 on a
business block in Parsons and attorneys
representing the Travellers to-day noti-
fed the owners Of the building that an
immediate settlement Of delinquent in
terest must be made or foreclosure pro-
ceedings would begin. The company
evidently believes that If it withdraws
from Kansas and forecloses It's mort
cages the State will be interrupted in
its progress.
Chanute Blade (Dem): The Travel
ers' Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Conn.,, rather than submit to an exami-
nation OF their business affairs by In
surance Commissioner McNall, have de-
clded to withdraw from Kansas, giving
as their excuse that the don't want to
U0 uolu up NY ulSuOueSL OuC6Ts
poor excuse is no doubt better than
zone, yet that kind of song will not
make music in the ears Of the people
of Kansas. 1t shows that the Travellers
do not desire the people with whom
they do business to understand their
financial condition, and rather than be
exposed they propose to pull up stakes,
pack their tent and move on from their
well-established business, rather than,
as they say, submit to unjust examina-
tons.
independence Star and Kansan (Pop.):
A Republican newspaper at Kansas City
weeps because Webb McNall has driven
the Travellers Insurance Company out
Of Kansas and commiserates us on the
loss we have suffered. AS that company
received several thousands of dollars
more from the people of Kansas in pre-
miums than 1t returned to them in pay
ments for accidents, it is hard to under
stand how the State will be any poorer
because 1t has ceased to do business
with us, however it may be with indi-
viduals. 1t seems to me that if every
foreign insurance company would pull
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05
Wichita Beacon (Dem.)


cruEpAI OF all the schemes caieu-
UINEnAl' lated to bring misery to
the veterans, Mr.. Rockwell, OF Connecti-
cut, has devised the most cruel. He
would have thepensioners dismissed with
a lump sum. Where this would benefit
enc, 1t would Leave a hundred helpless
after six months or less. OF course Mr..
Rockwel's pension scheme Is TO benefit
The Republican party by enabling the
administration to Issue bonds. AS these
bonds would go to the "old soldier" no
one would dare protest under the threat
of being called a rebel II the revenues
were thus relieved Of the $1500OO,OO0 a
year required for pensions, the party
would Just revel in fat surplus which
politicians would soon divide.
Sterling Democrat: II we are to have
an extra session of the Legislature to
fulfill the ante-election pledges, 1t should
be called at once. The good results OF
the session will warrant many times its
cost.
Appeal to Reason (Socialist): If they
raise the tariff 1t cuts off the imports
and cuts down the revenue. If they
lower the tariff 1t increases the imports,
increases the revenue but the foreigner
sells the goods. The country seems to
be between the devil and the deep sea.
Minneapolis Better Way Pop.): II
the word "Coin" means gold, why does
Secretary Gage think 1t necessary to use
the word gold" instead, in his currency
bill? Or If the word "Coin" does not
mean gold" by what authority do the
present United States treasury officials
place that construction upon It?
Klrwin Globe The greatest foolish
ness we know anything about Is the be-
lief which Is somewhat general that
America has been unjust to the Indians
because their lands were taken without
compensation. When white child Is
born 1t Is compelled to hustle for itself,
but an Indian Is provided for by the gov
eminent and given an annuity as long
as he lives. The Indians are treated
better than the whites, but there are a
lot OF sentimentalists sniveling because
they are not treated better.
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05

the withdrawal without any sighs of
regret.
State Auditor Morris: This Is great
surprise. The company ought to be en-
joined from leaving the State and COM
PEELED to remain here, look after its
property and pay taxes That company
owns 200 houses in Girard alone. There
is one satisfactory thing about the busl-
ness, and that is they can't take their
property out Of the State. 1t seems to
me that Webb McNall has won another
decisive victory in this matter.
Garden City Sentinel (Pop.): The
Travellers Insurance Company has no
titled Insurance Commissioner McNall
that 1t will withdraw entirely from Kan
sas. Considering the fact that this COM
pany received $4,000 in premiums and
paid only $4,000 in losses in the State
last year, we imagine that 1t will not
produce much Of a vacuum. Insurance
Is mighty good thing, but we have just
as good Kansas companies as the TraV-
elers' or any other Eastern company
Stay with em, Webb.
Hutchinson Bee (Ind. Rep): Webb
McNall has won his fight with the TRAY
elers' Insurance Company, Of Hartford,
Conn. McNall alleged that the company
had given its property holdings in Kan
sas fictitious rating and demanded an
examination Of the company's books.
Rather than submit to the examination
and the probable exposure the company
has announced that 1t will withdraw
from Kansas December 31st. Kansas
could we'll afford the loss" Of a few
more Of these concerns.
Anthony Bulletin (Pop): It begins to
appear that the fight made by Mr.. Nc
Nall against the Travellers was just
one, and their refusal to allow an ex-
animation Of their books was almost
proof positive that there was something
there that they did not want made pub
lie. Mr.. McNall, like Attorney General
Boyle, has perpetrated several surprises
on the corporations doing business in
this State, and they have commenced
to have a wholesome regard for POpu-
list laws and Populist officials.
Valley Falls VindicatOr (Pop): The
Travellers Insurance Company will dds
continue business in Kansas rather than
submit to an examination by the In
surance Commissioner. This Is salts
factory evidence that they are not con-
ducting their business on legitimate
basis, and it is fortunate for the State
that they leave it's boundaries. One
thing is by this time fairly well estab-
lished-the people Of Kansas may de-
pend upon 1t that while McNall is Su-
perintendent of Insurance no company
The Advocate and news., 1898-01-05
Ellsworth Report
RESUBMISSION.

RESUBMlSSION. er 1I5'T 1Rep.5: How o1 pro-
hibition prohibits in Kansas According
to the report Of Mr.. Forman, the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue, there
are In Kansas 2269 retail liquor deal
ers, twelve wholesale dealers, two brew
ers, 264 retail dealers In malt liquors,
forty-six wholesale dealers in malt IL
Quors
The Fulcrum (Pro.): What Is needed
Is prohibltory law that will enforce
itself.
Cherryvale Republican,: Our city Is
now dry, as we understand the joints
are closed. Some people say 1t takes
saloons to make business lively, but we
noticed that our streets have had lots
OF people on them this week, and bust
ness just as good as any other week.
Parsons Palladium Dem.): The re-
submission daily at Fort Scott has sus-
pended. The resubmissiOn people are
like the temperance folks. They have
lots OF good talk, but when 1t comes to
putting up money to keep paper going
they are not In it; and the readers of
papers want news instead of crankism.
= Atchison Champion (Rep): There
are a few Republicans in Kansas who
are now making a great war for resub-
mission and for the abolition of the
Metropolitan police system, and they
seem to think 1t would be wise to make
the Kansas Republican campaign next
year hinge on that issue Charles Rob-
inson ran for Governor in 1890 on that
sort Of platform and received about 90,-
600 votes. The man who stands as a
candidate In Kansas next year on the
aOle Issue of resubmisslon will not poll
75,00O votes In the entire State. Resub-
mission Is not party question and can
not be made such. The Democrats of
Kansas have tried that game several
Eimes and have been whipped out of
their boots every time, and the Repub-
Means would fare no better at the same
game.
Emporia Republican: Because man
adocates the resubmission of the Ques-
ton Of prohibition to a vote Of the
people of Kansas 1t is no reason why
7 he should be put down as against pro-
hibition. Should the question be re-
submil.ed and prohibition sustained
there is not a prohibltlonist in the State
but would be glad 1t was resubmitted, for
everybody then would bow to the mai
esty OF the law and we would probably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17

a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier 10. ~ r.. foot OF Clarxson-st
c.mpania. May q. p N Iucania. June I. P. NJ.
-. q \. NJ Seryia. June I, A.
t,mbra May %. 10 VI Etruria. June II. 10 A. NJ
VERNON II. BROWN co, Gen: Agents.
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
Countrp Heal estate for Sale.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~ Part Of country residence situated on me "ert
OF the Hudson River Upper Nyack IN the iown
Carkstown R)ckland County, " y, Will be SOLO IN
three separate parcels ny Andrew X Faon referee Tor
purpose sale appointed in suit brought 10 par
ton the premises hereinafter described. on the thirty
first day OF May. 1898. IL O'Clock on that day.
upon parcel the said premises.
Parcel (a) lies along the Hudson River and extenos
south from land late OF the NewYork Mutual I'e
Insurance Company an distance OF 4I19 feet
more or less 10 land late OF william H. Rose
and extends the Hudson River average dis
lance OF IA 6S feet more or less TO Broadway =.
Parcel b) consists OF wood or mountain iand ana ~
bounded on the late OF the estate or
Timothy j. Allyn deceased and the north side by land
now or late OF Jessie Bede and contains 12Os8 acres OF
land more or This parcel Is detached from the main
marcel situated on the Hudson River
parce 10, contains 1862 less and IA
bounded on north and east by land now or late OF
Tohn p (orrabrant This parcel "a also detached from
IN. main parcel situated the Hudson River.
Wv ~ ANDREW X. FALLON, Referee
Herbert Parsons.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and Postofics Address.
iii broadway Borough Of Manhattan.
New-York City, ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
REAL ESTATE.
A WOOSTER-sT. BUILDING SOLD FOR
sl75OOO

u
The fact that the market for city realty 10 bet
ter than has frequently appeared on the surface
In the last few weeks was again demonstrated by
yesterdays list Of private sales
Charles b. Matthews, II was learned has SOLD
70 J. n. Cubbery. through r.. Wilmarth Appleton.
Nos. 6Sl2. 70 and p Woosterst seven-story ONCE
building. 6s.6xs5xe5 for $4,000. Rumors OF this
sale have been frequent In the last two weeks but
the fact was officially announced yesterday.
Richard NJ Montgomery & Co. leased yesterday
TO the War Department for the term OF ten years
the building at Water and Moore SITS. for William
III. Martin. No price is given.
Charles T.. Schuyler e. Co. and J. J. Clancy sold
yesterday two lots the north side OF One-hun-
dred Land feminist 255 feet Of tho Boulevard
each 25xloo. for Improvement. -.
William sez sold No 1879 East Ninety-fourt t h;st;'
10, lsexl00sl. for $1,000 TO an investor:
M99debaum Levine sold the brick ssd O So "a
West One-hundred and second-st a hve-story NAT
George r. Baker. president Of the First National
HaRk IS me purehaser OF No IH R Eas1 Smith
was reported las, week. John n Golding WAS the
broker in the transaction -, .
Captain Hoffman plot OF twenty-'x lots Of the
Duryca property covering the corner OF Ocean Sron
pect Park and Fort Hamilton-ave.. for about IS.
go The plot includes house and snId FOR
stone:front dwelling. lot iSsxlo0 No. "a Tenth-st..
The only two sales announced at the broadway
Auction Rooms yesterday were adjourned.
Thompson e. Pryor will SELL under foreclosure.
nj the broadway Auction Rooms on June the
property No - East feminist. an irregular parcel
against Martin II. Roberts and others; Porte '
Ransom. referee Alexander T. Goodwin is tho
plaintiffs attorney.
on the same day Philip A. Smy;h Will sell. under
foreclosure. No ll2 East e-hundred-and-fourth-
plot 20xlC0il. 100 feet east OF FOurth-aye.. IN
the suit ~ the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
against William !. Mathews and others Daniel
Clark Briggs is the referee. and Richard H. Clarke
the plaintiffs attorney
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell. under foreclosure. at
the same time and place. the plot. &xl0, at me
northeast, corner Of Beach and Greenwich SIS.
numbered 3?9 In Greenwch-st. and 81 and 81 In
Bcach-st. The suit is brought by tho Citizens
Savings Bank against James Moony and others
The referee "a Frank -. Arthur. and the plaintiff
attorney John w. Person
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION.

DrUUAlyu hlCVdlGu hQlllUau w.
REORGANIZATION.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
F1rst Mortgage bonds OF tine
sEAsIDE AND BROOkLYN BRIDGE
Second Mortgage bonds OF tno
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAiLhohD w.
Second Mortgage Income Bonds OF 'no
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD w.
Capital stock of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAiLHoAD w.
Notice 4. hereby given TINT I'm pursuance "'
the plan reorganization heretnioIS
nounced, the FOURTH AND Lhs' I've 49,
MENT OF 50 PER CENT. of the amount"
be paid by the above described sec".
holders IL called and IL payable mt the o s,,
Of the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Or NJ"
YORK. 81 Wall street. New York c"'' "-
JUNE 1. 1898.
Company certificates Of deposit.
NEw-YoRK May IL. 1905
r. p. OIcott.
Chairman.
James +. Woodward, c.uu,ttee.
Charles Parsons,
Ernst Thalmann,
Leonard Levvfsohn,
~oHiAN H. JoIINE. in. WALLACE. sec'y.
Counsel. - Wall S.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-17
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A COTTAGE FOR RENT. in Port Chester: nine rooms:
y well an! village water. garden; ten nlinues
wafk from station. Particulars from d. A. ANBfER
yNt,RNlsHED AND UNrrRNIsHED.- Most attractive
houses for rent FOR season and year a,
moderate p-ice. full particulars address !. cHAS.
o. RRIr-S la Rroatway. South Orange. y. J.
mo LET AT NEWPORT. Gonna country residence,
furnished unfumishsd. by the year or season: IL
rooms stables beautiful lawn fruit and shade hour
from city: 8 minutes from depot RUFUS wAKEMAN.
saugatuck. Conn