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sidered incurable malady. There are hun
dreds of different styles of trusses. but as they
only aim to hold the rupture, the popular be-
lief that rupture cannot be cured is probably
firmly fixed.
:, In Adams. n Y, well known specialist of
that pretty town has devised a method that
combines to securely hold a rupture within the
abdominal cavity and 1t also has the virtue to
cause the opening or ring" ii is called to
firmly grow together. He sent the system to
Mr. Moon, this gentleman having previously
written TO the doctor for advice. A number of
Mr.. Moons neighbors deeply interested
in the outcome of the test and sure enough
as the doctor predicted. in few weeks the
opening was healed and the rupture cured so
completely as to give sign that there ever
had been rupture. As it was a bad case
and severe test the entire neighborhood was
convinced and quite number of ruptured peo-
pie nave since recovered. Mr.. Moon declares
Ihe system marvel. 1t is the discovery OF
Dr W S. Rice. AIS E. Main St, Adams n Y
10 al people who are ruptured or have friends
so afncted, the doctor will mail free an illus
frated ira book that fully describes his home cure
lor rupture Write for it, Do so at once
since to know chat there is a permanent cure
LOT rupture wiz renew the hope of many men
ana women who despairing under the
MISTAKEN belief that they cannot be cured
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Jockev Coo1nbs Suspended

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25.--The Star OF
Bethlehem scored easy win In the
speed handicap. the feature of to-day,s
card. Jockey Coombs has been suspend
ed indefinitely, pending an investigation
of his ride on Tallahassee on Thursday
weather cloudy; track good. Results
First race, handicap, seven furlongs-
The Dragon won, Dandy second, Prince
Harry third. Time, 81.
Second race, two-year-olds. four fur
lnongs-Johnny J; won Caviar second.
Third race, selling mile and a quarter
Tonto won, Annie Taylor second, Babe
Fields third. Time, 2:10A.
Fourth race. the Speed handicap six
furlongs. s1O0O-The Star of Bethlehem
won. Merry Day second, Takana ssee
third. Time Ills.
Fifth race, selling, one mile-Lady Dis
dain won McAlbert second, Jim Conway
third. Time, 1:43a.
won, Fleeda second, Prince of India third
Time, 1:44A.
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AN APPROPRIATION
FOR ALVIS0 CHANNEL
Promised Improvement That Greatly
Pleases the Business Men of
San lose

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Representa-
tive Loud has won his fight in securing
an appropriation of $4S 900 for the i'm
provement of Alviso channel. California.
Loud and Senator White have been on
the trail of Senator Frye. chairman of the
Senate Commerce Committee, for two
weeks, and the representative from the
Fifth District smiled when he informed
The Call correspondent that there was
no doubt that the House members of the
conference committee on the river and
harbor bill would yield to the Senate in
this instance.
SAN JOSE, Feb. 25.-There was general
rejoicing among business men and citi-
zens to-day when 1t became known that
Senators White and Perkins had sue
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G Q CO @ @ @ @ @

ceeded in getting $4,000 appropriation
in the river and harbor bill for deepen
ing and improving Alviso channel. For
been made to get Congress interested in
the work Shipping by Alviso has been
steadily increasing, and the steamer line
there has been the means of greatly re-
ducing freight rates. A month ago the
Good Government League requested Sen
ators White and Perkins and Congress
man Loud to exert themselves for the i'm
provement of the channel. A few days
ago the Senators notified the organization
that they would do what they could. This
was verified to-day The league this af
ternoon adopted resolutions thanking
White and Perkins for the interest taken.
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EASTERN LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-CATTLE-Not enough
Cattle were received to-day to make market
and prices were mostly nominal at recent quo
tations; sellers prices 15020c lower than
week ago, while the range is unusually wide,
few common beef steers selling as low as
So 7563 S. and a limited number of prime Of
ferings going for SIS 70ll5 So.
HOG%There was active demand Tor
Hogs and prices were strong at further ad-
vance of 5a1Oc; fair to choice: g s21aq4; pack
ing lots, SO 60Gi3 so; mixed SO 65qS so; butchers
SHEEP-The small offerings Of Sheep sold at
unchanged prices; Sheep quotations, S2 6OQ4 co.
yearlings 81 25a4 65. and lambs. So 5oq5 for
Reeeipts-CattIe. 1000; Hogs, 1900; Sheep.
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ALGER ABAND0NS
HIS CUBAN JUNKET
Nation Will Be Spared the Expense
of the Secretarys Proposed
Pleasure Trip.

25The Washington correspon n Of the costly
Heralds
the members OF .ie 6
c,
lin the w ar
Secretary
MOTTO Government
@ qualification and his eonhrnauoh u INe ~
g of =
follow should
Secretary OF war 70
for and Porto fNco oN TIC 8
which to eav March o. 2
moved 10 %
q 'front.' tn
of would have been
Secretary ana the
unable tho
q Is War Department
the
9
Government has been saved
q and the
duty of carrying mall =
the his desire
he
has been
e morning but he Will not Ieel the
appointments TO De Iaoe ~
e, law
=
is
Department Whch
because
of which Will
G, be President
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To Protect the FLAG

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-After the rou-
tine business Of the morning session of
the Congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution had been disposed
Of, the report of the committee on the
desecration of the flag was read and dis
cussed: The report asks for law to pre-
vent the use or the national flag for ad-
vertisements; to prevent placing on it or
attaching to it devices and inscriptions; to
punish those who treat it with indignity
or wantonly injure or destroy It. The
report was enthusiastically received and
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The Chosen Friends.

On the 18th Pacific Lodge initiated three
candidates and received like number of
applications.
Tomorrow night the Progressive coun-
ellis will visit FairmOunt Council in Mis-
sion Masonic Temple.
America Council will have a house
warming on the 7th of March
Last Wednesday Grand Councillor
Boehm visited Germania Council where
there was a large attendance Several
applications were read
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Can't Be Sure.

Mrs. Fogg-Mr. Selah preached a beau
tiful sermon this forenoon. So helpful,
too! He said we should make our calling
and election sure.
Mr. Fogg-Elections sure! What does
he know about politics, anyway? You
never can be sure now that they have the
Australian ballot.-Boston Transcript
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Daughters of Montezuma.

Tomorrow evening the Daughters of
Montezuma, I, o. R. M, will give nov
city party in the Red Mems building, on
Post street. The novelty will consist in
presenting to each lady who attends, a
bottle of perfume, and to each gentleman
a cigar
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Stanford 2. Three base hits
Murphy Swindells. Two-base hits-Strohn
Young. Sacrifice hit-Farry. Base errors
Santa Clara g Stanford 4. Base on balls
Carson 5. Left on bases-Santa Clara A. Stan
ford !. Struck out-By Carson g. by Kelley s.
Hit by pitcher-Nihi Double plays-SwindelIs
to Young; Leake to Garnot to FAIRY. Wild
pitch-Nihil. Time of game-1 80 Umpire
Harry Edwards of Stanford.
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Honors to Minister Merry.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, via Galveston.
Feb 25.-Hon. William L. Merry, United
and Salvador. arrived at Corinto to-day.
President Zelaya sent a special train to
bring Mr.. Merry to Managua which ar
rived with the minister on board this
evening.
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LIVES OF TWELVE
LOST IN FLAMES
Fire Raging in the Manufacturing
District of Muncie,
Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ga telephone
message to the Sentinel at 8 o'clock this
Sunday morning from Muncie, Ind, says
a big fire is raging in the manufacturing
district of that city. Twelve people are
said to have lost their lives.
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Was a Friend of Lincoln.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Amos C. Babcock,
an intimate friend of Abraham Lincoln
and a prominent figure in the abolitionist
movement in the early fffties, died to-
day. He was born in New York In 1898,
and came to Illinois in 1916.
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AT MARE ISLAND YARD.
Naval Vessels That Are Being Over
hauled and Repaired.

VALLEJO, Feb. 25.-The naval collier
Nero, which will make soundings for Q
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Advances made furniture and pianos. with
or without removal. ]. Noonan. io17-1o23 Mission.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE
W " Kruse. Oakland
Miss NJ Aver, Boston
Mrs L W 41owes. Mass
A L Levinsky. Stocktn
J ] Bonnell, Stockton
f A Burns & W, Stktn
Mrs E A Dufheld. Stk
Mrs F s Rowland. Stk
Mrs Spring maid and 3
children, San Jose
= S Turner, n Y
z S Davis. Pa
] E de Vine & w, Mo
J T Campbell. st Louis
" Buckminster. Mass
J d Williams. Mass
Mrs c Wheeler. Pa
Miss Wheeler. Pa
J S Joseph. n Y
N S Green. Mont
[ L Maurel&w. Clinton
Mrs l. Wadleigh. ClntI
Miss P Hamilton. Stnf
7 A Story. Stanford
J T Simonds. Boston
] c Taimage. L Ang
K Walker. U S A
= III Cross. Boston
H F Eldridge&w, Mass
Miss S Eldridge. Mass
Mrs G P Grant. Mass
] Young e. W. Mass
Mrs S H Kingsbury,
Portsmouth
" T B Roberts & W, Pa
Miss L Roberts. Pa
} Anderson & W, Pa
Miss A Simmons. Pa
Miss G Simmons. Pa
Mrs l. D Kelsay, Pa
Mrs l. T Darling. Pa
Mrs II Kissani. Pa
Miss ] Kissani. Pa
Miss z Holbrook. Pa
V Miller 6. W. Pa
r F Crowell. Belmont
GRAND
A 8 Rix, S Jose
] Sullivan&w, r Vista
F d Andrews. L Ang
z r Thurber, Cal
F ] Cooper & W. Cal
J Gregory, Cal
p J Klnnaley. Cal
n B Ford. Niles
w Howard. Oakland
r d Hatch. Novato
r Charles, Sea View
c E Lindsay. S Cruz
S Lynn & W, st Lake
II Mcintyre. Berkeley
C Dolph. Berkeley
G H Clark. Sacto
II n Pullman. .Sacto
T T Frazier. Sissons
r Lawrence. s Jose
D Cameron. CHM
f Brown. Evansville
] Fakes. Evansville
L n Wood. Plttsburg
c Fitzgerald & w. Arb
S e Levi. st Joseph
c L Harris, Sacto
J Luchslnger & W. Sat
Miss l. Luchsinger, Sat
Miss NJ Luchsinger. Sat
Miss E Thomas. Sacto
s Hall. w & c, Sacto
Miss NJ Brown. Sacto
A z Mutt. Sacto
T B Gibson & W, Cal
w d Walsh. Cal
J Sims. Sacto
Miss Bradbury. Sacto
] l. Martin 6; W, Sat
p ] Flood, Sacto
J Laird. Sacto
NEW WEST
G w Baker & family
Yuma, Ariz
r d Scott, Vallejo
r James. Vallejo
b Harper, San Jose
Mrs ] c Harmer, L A
Mrs C NJ Boland. L 4
II Kronke. Suisun
J Sullivan, Rio Vists
NJ II Newman. Ohio
Miss Silvia, Oakdale
] Rochefort, N Y
l. May, N Y
NJ Bertha. Boston
Z Fetching. Chicago
p Fetching. n Y
B Francis, Chicago
] Ryan, Baltimore
H l. Burdick. Manila
II A Elliott. Manila
T Feeiey. Chicago
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HUI hL.
C Andros, Marysville
Mrs Fitch, SactO

4 AndroS, MarySVille
Mrs Fitch. Sacto
w F Bayer, Troy
Theo Bayer. Troy
w Kenney&w. Cleveld
j MCGOWAN & w. CHM
y Vaughn, London
y Bangles & W, Denver
II A. Ritter & W. Mimi
&c r Heath, Vallejo
Miss Heath. Vallejo
Miss Crouch, Vallejo
" Barton, l. Ang
] Neuscheler, N Y
r T Stocking, L Ang
NJ Stewart. Ontario
u Stone. Wash
J Gilger, Wash
w Charles, Cal
n B Ford, Niles
c McKilvey, Mexico
Mrs Boulwer. Butte
A r Curtis. S Rafael
Miss Ferrie, Ottawa
DR. T Carpenter. Cal
7 J Hart. N Y
G. Romey. Vallejo
j Luchsinger Jr, Valjo
&C * Woodruff. Cal
y Wertheimer&w, Cal
w Smith 6; W. S Jose
F G Earle & ". Tex
S Marschutz, L Ang
] Motel & W. Cal
L r Smith. L Ang
F r Smith, Stockton
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HOTEL.
iC S Jones. Pa
V W Flannelly, Omaha
] ] Brownell. Pa
F H Heald & w. Pa
c H Mallory & w. Pa
Miss G J Mallory, Pa
S p Lands & W, Pa
Miss F S Jauney, Pa
Mrs c Stanley, Pa
p Stokes e W. Pa
Mrs E A Duffield. Pa
E Busby & W. Pa
w l. Dougherty & W,
Raymond
f T Simon, Raymond
r F Engle, Raymond
F M Rust. n Y
A Mordecai. Stanford
G c Barton & w, Nebr
w w Mcintosh, Chgo
Miss z Lesley, Stanfrd
Mrs w II Collins. Stnf
E L Falner. Stanford
w ] Moore e. w, Chgo
P Zobelein. L Ang
E w Smith. Stanford
@ Strachm. N Y
c Marsden. l. Ang
f A Reagan, l. Ang
E II Lamme & w. l. A
IN A Allen. Chgo
II White, Chgo
Mrs M F Kellogg. Colo
A L Bell. Ireland
| w ] Harris. B c
IT Z Keating. Pleasntn
v P Mathevit. Ohio
lC p Woolworth, S Cruz
J Ludes. Chgo
Or II l. Pace. Tulare
is Weinhelmer. Mo
DR. d Parker. Detroit
Mrs d Parker. Detroit
Philadelphia
d d Cunningham & W,
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partment, and it is rumored that Con-
sui Darnall has laid the matter before
the President, through the State De-
partment The town is agog over the
sensation, and nothing else is talked
about
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PALACE HOTEL.
W " Kruse, Oakland C JONES' Pa
Miss NJ Aver, Boston V w Flanneliy, Omaha
Mrs L W 4Iowes. Mass ~ ] Brownell. Pa
A L Levinsky. Stocktn f H Heald & W. Pa
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Willis-ave F. 20 u OF l35th-st 5Oxi0o: Jo-
seph Koch referee, TO John Heller ...........
14th-st. s. TBS n Of Park ave. 2Ox102 2: Gus
tavus and Charles Weber TO Lydia
froHlent
Elm ST. Nos lis. 100 and 12 T4.3xssilx
irregular; Morris II Dlllenbeck. executor 10
trustees Of Tufts College .....................
Audubon-ave. Q corner l65th 81, %. 9xO8 3xs9.5x
%; Francis y Stafford TO John Mahony......
l1Sth-st. s $. 336 Il W Of LenOx ave 2DXlC0.ll;
Edward Johnston, referee. 10 Edward Op-
penheimer and another .......................
49d-st. No las East. 25xi00 Cath arfne + Dona-
hue to Westcott Express Company ...........
Carmine-st, No 63, 5. 25x95, Max Cohen and
another 10 Solomon Cohen and wife ..-.....-.
SD 81. No l07 East 25xlO2 2: Kate W Hayes 70
Harris D Colt Observation-Disclosures.
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REAL ESTATE.
METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY COM.
PANY TO HAVE A s35OOOO CARHoUsE-
PLANS FILED FOR MANY FLAT
HoUsES-STRONG DEMAND
,
FOR PRIVATE HOUSES,

Both at private contract and in the auction room
yesterdays business was almost entirely concerned
with the sales OF dwelling houses More than a
dozen parcels of that kind changed hands the prop
critics being about equally divided between the East
and the West side In addition to the sales OF
private houses. the days business included sales Of
three fathouses. The building OF Hathouses is to
continue steadily as may be seen by many plans
filed yesterday
rams nave been submitted by the METROPOLITAN
street hallway Company for four story brick
carhouse which is estimated by A. V Porter the
arehtect to cost $4,000. The building is designed
10 replace the present stables at Fifty sourt
ST. southeast corner OF Ninth-ave II will
'front.' 1910 feet on the avenue 525 feet on Fifty
Iourth-st extending 2o3 feet to Fifty-third-st on
which street It will 'front.' ll5 feet
Leopold Hutter Will erect from plans by schnei-
DER q Herter ten I'VE story brick fathouses at an
estimated cost OF $4,000. In One-hundred- and
thlrty-sxth-st.. 100 feet east OF Brook-ave. Each
building will occupy plot 25.2xs7.6
Abraham Silverson will expend 10000 FOR the
construction OF two seven story brick fathouses.
"S.s1s" at No 2S TO 247 East Thirteenth-st. The
plans are by Schneider Herter.
Plans for improving the four and six story brick
store and factory building. Twenty-sxth-st. north
g. Cooean. The Improvement is to consist OF rats
ing the building TO a uniform height. The cost
Seven Ave story brick and stone nathouses will
pe srectso Dy John j. Houlahar at estima ted
outlay OF S6lco at the southwest corner OF Second
ave and sixty-third-st. Schneider & Herter are
the architects
henry d. Winans & May report the sale Of No.
l6 East Sixtyninth-st.. SO foot four story brown
stone modern dwelling house. 10 Henry 3. Ander-
son for {. Adolph Low; also No. Is East Sixty
second-st, a four story brownstone dwelling house
E06 front, for Mrs. A. Kneeland also No. IS West
flfty5thlTd-st. a four story brownstone private
dwelling house, p feet wide, for Mrs Sidney Dillon
Ripley also No. p West Elghty-frst-st., a four
story private dwelling house. fronting Manhattan
square, feet about $50 feet deep the lot In rear
being partially covered by IT, for Mrs. S. Gruner to
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1,sd.t. w corner Hamilton Place FOR seven
sgH+ H. charles Henri Hrders. $4,000
i6Ses two story frame dys%s h4 Ws;sr 3lsS;
John H a5g srcb Iw9fT "'m 1900
Central PARK ark West. W $ q II Of 1Ooth-st FOR
tSgIo y. ATs G BaSfe sarchtects 10000
story frame dws I! 2o1 sTsbi Ises Dough ao
sedg1cS~ave. E s. AZ q n Of isad-st, for Two
sT T fTf@ se 4Tf E 80 ss '' owner
Harry Howell architect ,.....;..... o'""
5ad St. for four story brick car house. 1910
x525. Metropolitan street Railway Company ara ,oo
owners; Porter. architect. oooOoo
McC;taw-ave e corner Cottage Grove-ave. for
Two story frame swens 2SES: Henry BerTn, $500
Waterloo Place, $ 70 # q l7eth-st for a two
~ o'S Sw r1eti' Louis FAX architsc 5000
Waterloo so- Tag 1se staS and Carriage house l2T
20; James Z Dougherty, owner; Louis FAX ,,o
17sth nie' s. 20 II OF waterloo Place for two
I poo.s sp o iTSf louis FAN architsct 5000
is6th-s 100 It Of Brock ave toT zen my nSe
er. Is Nassaust. owner: Schneider Herter' 2ao 600
Bible House. archit ecs 80, 49,, ~
brick ast house SSxs7s; Bernhard paneth. -
.Nassau-st. owner; Schneider Herter' arch 2, 500
Gr ieGs No 45i 10 40 seven story bEiss
sRd ss6 Mshde Maron MaXrowsky owners ., ON
eqS Bernstein corner sdave for seven AZ. story
" h-ict and stone nathouses with stores, 25.lxso
John HSu ua,te spcsi,ects ......... $751; 900
eo,bs, No 438 West for siX-story orlch MAJ
house with store. 25xs6' Benedict Klein no %
Nassau-' owner schneider ii 'ae'.'... 5000
1s se.s No 2is to "a East: Or two seysn story
br,ck hathouses 1890. Abraham siIverson
No 23s East 6st-s owner Schneider her'er $40 ooo
Msrion-st Nos % and y; FOR two six story brick
nathOusss % 6SsS4 eg,agt a 1eS e 10000
trceman At n = 1891 II ~ Prospect.aVet l0r
FOUR two story frame dwelling houses Z2xI4:
n Hammond, No 121l TNnton-ave owner ana :. mn
C-hrysfie-st No l43 TO 147 for two six story hrek
aathouses 25x93 II. and AZ. 7N55.3, Adoli SShIe
singer Ne 90 Riyi lnsf'ltects' 5000
e25- 81 No 2O3 West; for a one-story orck stable'
I4T25 Frederick King. owner; Newman Dun ,,o
can. architects 90
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Financial Glerlious

An ELECTION Of twenty Managers of the
New York Institution for Blind and OF ,hre, In
gec,ors OF fecton Will be held Institution 3fh
street and 9th avenue az o'clock on the afternoon OF
Meenesoay, pecember % 1899. FREDERICK AU-
GUSTtS SCHERMERHORN Secretary
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

AT ST. BARTH0L 0MEW'S
EMPL0YMENT BUREAU. 21i r. t2D-sT..
first class domestic servants, both malls
and female. are supplied. Cooks, walt
resses. laundresses. maids. buffers. coach
men. useful-men: managing housekeepers,
invalids attendants secretaries. etc.
Houses opened for families returning 10
town
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baohrach. Louis. 10 Leopold Schneider and an
- other. Nos 1851 and 369 East 10Th 81. year.
n = 35O # e q % ave demand ......1......,
Same to same 9d-st :. $40 II Of 2d-ave. de-
Gauit, carrie. 10 Thomas Addison and another,
S5th-st. n 5. 40 II . Of Lexington-ave. year.
stoner, Augustus. TO Robert ID Winthrop. frustee.
slst-st. 1894 n Of 5th-ave. years
Lansing Investment Company 70 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company Boulevard Lafayette
corner l5sth-st. gore year. ...................
Same 20 Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company.
same property. ] year. ..... .................
Same 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
155th-st n f. 1915 n W OF Broadway. year.
Same 70 Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company.
property. | month. ...............
way sl2 oxIg9 10 to 10th st, produced. / year.
Same 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
property ] year. ~ .sr-. -. -.
Same to same 15sth-st. n :. 1871 -fsTw pt(Boue-
ward Lafayette. ] year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Same to Bond aud Mortgage Guarantee company
I.ugsr' Frank. 10 broadway Savings Insntutlon
Nos b3 and - Lexington ave / XfT ,.~r....,.
spero, Ray. 70 United States Trust Company No
~ Jane-st. years. ......... .........-........
Buttles Marvin s. 10 Equitable Life Assurance
Society. Madison-ave $ p II OF Zsth-st'
Sander. samuel to Prentice kellogg. Madison
ave. W $ 1911 n n Of 1Osth-st. years........
Westcott Express Company TO Catharne Dona-
hue, No 14s East 43d- st years. ...-...-......
schreler Harry 10 EdTaTd oPpennei1er ana an
Linen Alice W. 10 oswald Jackson No III West
pr,1.s Fioy"nne 10 Union Dime savings Insti-
tuition. s7th-st, :. III It of West End ave
Sg s. John 70 to- FnSp1 1ycaas 4 and .a
Goldsteln Esther s. 70 the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank 1st-ave corner 79th-st
Rohs Gertrude to the Efnigrant Industrial savings
Bank, s7th-st. n e $50 II Of Central Park
K,dsnsky. bayid. and Louis Levy to Horatio
G curtis Nos 273 and 20 Madison ST. years;
Same to William Jay. executor. etc. Nos 2'oo
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and subscriptions for The Tribune
= DOOR north Of Slstst untu o'clock o. m advertise
CO. sisea az ne following branch Offices al regular
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

-oD>NNNNNNoNNooNYNN rNo0NNNNNo~~oos
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new
and second hand lowest prices; easiest
terms MARX BROS. ~ Union Square.
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THE AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE co. OF
NEW JERSEY.

No. II 3 way. y J., December II, 1899
A T A MEETING Of the Board of Directors,
held this day. quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. upon the Preferred
Stock Of this Company. payable January 2, 1900 was
declared payable the stockholders record at the
close Of business upon December 10. 1899
purpose paying the said dividend the
Preferred Stock OF the Company will be
closed upon December 6 1890. and reopened January
3. 1900 +. D. PATTERSON, Assistant Secretary.
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THE UNION BAG q PAPER COMPANY.
New York. Dec eth 1899
A. DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE QUAR-.

A. TIERS PEP CENT. the preferred stock Of this
Company been declared payable and after January
LIST 1900 10 stockholders q record al the close o. busi-
December 18th, 1899 Transfer books will close
on December 14h. 1899. o'clock ?. NJ. and reopen
on January %. 1900. 10 A. NJ
FRANK wAsHBURN. Sec
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MAyHaTTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

No le6 Broadway. New York. December Yin 1885.
sIXTY-THIRD QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one per cent
on the capital stock OF this Company has been de-
payable at this office and after Tuesday Janu-
airy 2nd 1900 transfer books will be closed on Fri
dav December 18th o'clock P NJ, and will be re-
onened on "wednesday January Bird 10 o'clock A NJ.
n. w. MwfI.LIAMS. Treasurer.
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