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NEW BUILDINGS

story brick hathouse. 10Ox90. sXg5s. William
Wagner, No II broadway, owner; Flemer n -. -.
KOehler, No / Broadway, architects sZp"p
18th 81. Nos $40 and 3i2 East. Tor six story
brick fathouse. with store 81. exs5; Adolf
Maudel No 15T Kivngton-st. owner, Samuel -. -.
Sass No % Park Row, architect ~ 600
Broadway. corner 9Jthst, for seven-stoTN
brick hathouse with store. IjGx5; Rein
harit, No 7l3 Broadway. owner. Henry Ander- 49, -.
No 11s0 Broadway architect. ...........- Z"Vo
Broadway. u corner Chambers-st, for an egh-
story brick office building. 50.ii KOS lN95:
Estate ~ Sarah III Andrews. Boston. Mass -. -.
owner; Cass Gilbert. 81 Paul Mimi architect. fUo"o
18Th -st n $50 Il of Catherine-et FOR two
White. owner. Joseph + Dohbs architect. SoU
Fulton ave. 3. 2siG II OF Pelham ave; ior
two story frame dweing-hOuse. 22Nl2, william
Essig No 300 East S2d-st, owner. Ludtoru' la
Beach-ave W g. 300 u OF i4ath-st Tor thres
two story frame dwelling houses. i6.sx3J Mich
ael 7 IIeedy. 40 ~ Beach-aye owner, John II -.
Kembe. No 40 West 4ith-st. architect. 49, o'o
Iafontaine- ave. a 900 II = 81 lIyth.st ior
twe-etOry frame dwelling-hOuss 2lN12; samus
1,lrrhilll No 32G East 9ith-at. owner, Robert
Travers-st n s. Oil n ~ valentine ave. i0r
"a wo-story-anl-attlc frame dwelling house, FOX
80. Charles Lengrin, No 3l2 5th-st owner VIII go.
lam Bernhart architect 49,. -Oo'
Restchester- ave cor l56th-st. FOR four four
story brick fathousse. Irregular. Lane j ROD
ertaon. No t52 sumner ave. Brooklyn owner 49, 49,
QickersOn. architect oo""
Avenue T.. cor i0th-st for A two story tramss
dwelling house. 2Ox4J; John llartmayer, 30 lho
Lincoln owner; Chsres Baxter 6 Son. No , -.
3D. architects "V"
Futon-ave W $ 1874 Il $ OF 1G7th 81. for i've
Aory brick hathouse 2jX15 John n Kingston
" SIG East iGsth-s owner. NJ Garvin. NO 80.
3.3O7 3d-ave architect. 4o'V
rnon-ave " $. 26O II OF Boston-ave. Tor
fhree-storv frame tenement house, 25x5I;
george spamer No 2ei union-ave owner . M
Louis vanacek. No 32o' Sd-aVe ar'hltecl-..- ~
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TTr: cHIcAco AND ALToN RAMRoAD cow

PASN.
chicago H.. March 3. 1893
Annual Meeting.
u,tIT- STOCKUOIDERS of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad company hereby notified yhat me
annual meeting 81 said Company for the election o.
S,s ana transaction ~ such ether business as may
no nresented Will held a. the company . once y!
Cbcago Illinois Monday. the 30 DAY ~ APf' next d.
r tonsfer books will be closed az the close OF Dus
es hours on the i5ih and reopened on me Sth
dsy of April next !" j.. Be- s,-eta,v
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THE COMMERCIAL CABLE co.

THE COMMERCIAL CABLE co.
(Mackay- Bennett system)
No. 253 Broadway. New York.
DIVIDEND NO. 39--A quarterly dividend OF
ONE AND THREE-QUARTERs PER CENT on
the capital stock or this Company IS hereby declared
payable the 1st day Of April 1889 out OF net
earnings. all stockholders Of record March 2lSt
ls0 The transfer hooks will close March 2ist instant
and reopen April 3D. 1899.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
T. G, PLATT Treasurer.
Dated March It'll 1899
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Plans have been prepared by c. p. II. Gilbert
architect for the new six-story office and store
building. Nos. 5ci. SOS and 56s Fifth-ave. TO be
erected the property recently purchased by h.
A. Hutchins. The building will be equipped with
all the modern machinery and convenences IL Is
the intention have this building one OF the most
complete and attractive In upper Fitth-ave W0rk
will begin within the next few days and the DuIu-
ing will be ready for occupancy In August -
Frank w. MOer has sold for the Deane Realty
Company the vacant plot 75x&76 feet. at the north
east corner of AudubOn-ave. and one hundred ana
seventy nnth-st.. to the English Lutheran Chur'I
Of Our Saviour. OF Washington Heights, the KEY:
w. II. Fedman. pastor. for about $1,000. IL VIII
be improved at by the erection OF n modern
church building to be occupied by the purchasers
Carpenter & Foster have sold for jacob "
Wimpie 70 the Metropolitan Building Company inc
six-stOry apartment house. northwest corner OF
Bank and West Fourth SITS. for Sb4yo' also, l 10Y
the Metropolitan Building Company. to JACOB NJ
Wimpie three houses Nos. 800 3Ol and %S Shon-
nard Place city OF Yonkors y Y. for $4,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Karp Davis to Louis Lese ii7th-s; n e 5. 1905
n ISL ave, year. ...:...., IL.
ave. corner iG2d- st. years ....... ..-.....
Emplr- Cify subway Company. Limited. 70 me
Me- eanatile Trust Company. trustee etc. an
rights privileges. franchises. subways. conduits.
efr. secures bonds. mortgages $3.50. .........
Miller Charles. 10 Davis Cohn. No 40 Ludlow
same 10 same. same property u years ..........
Hartuug Henry j. 10 Gussie Westheimer, Amstef-
nave W s. 1914 n n " 74th-st, years
Harris Mary +. to Helen ID Adams. trustee.
7Dth-st 8. II # Of Madison ave. 3 years.
Nebel. Joseph. 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank S7th-st. s =. 3O6 q Of lst-ave. year.
Hat. Cecilia and Alexander. % Il Linsly. John
son. loG,h-st. s. 100 and go II OF 2d-ave'
Fox WaTter To- Jacob Butler. St Nichoas-ave.
corner 1i7th st. y year :.......... -.
Pistonc Rosa. % New-York Building and Loan
Company Jerome ave s. So 4 OF Cort-
Courtlandt-ave. villa ave. 5. 40 r OF Pot
ter Place. instalments. ......... .....-..:...
Cyrax. Ernst. 10 the Emlgrant Industrial say
ings Bank. 7lst-st. s. 26s.2 II " 3d-aYe'
Fox. Walter 70 Jacob D Butler. st Nicholas
ave W corner 147th-st months. ...........
sauires Grant 10 Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany West End-ave. :. "24 u ot saith
oBrien Mar Z. ., al 70 Emisran; Industrial
Savings Bank. Isl ave. corner 10Th s.,
Potter, Frederick aud Clarence II kesey. trus-
tees 10 Mutual Life Insurance Company. Broad
way, " corner l2Tth-st, extends 70 l2oth-st
and Manhattan-st. years. ............-.-....
Butler Jacob y. 70 George f Moore. Broaoway
Same TO same. Broadway n corner 1Osth-st,
y wear +-.' 80
Kervan. Charles. 70 the City Mortgage Company
lOOth-st . 22J to 215 II OF Amsterdam
ave y year, 3 mortgages. each ..............-
stolz George TO the American Savings Bank
part Of lots 1O1 and 1o4. map Of village OF
rschaneft' 5-harles' 10 peter Doclger. sd-ave
corner Goth 81. leasehold. demand ......,
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5nburban ReaI Csla
Real estate for gxtbanar.
For Offices apply 20


TOD STREET WEST near Columbus Avenue. 4 sty.
4 high stoop 2lx5sxio2e buffers pantry extension.
Price so25oo mortgage $4,000 az tnF VIII sell cheap
Tor cash or exchange, preferably small housa e.
eountry place. Address b. II. y. L242 BwAy.
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MANHATTAN RATLwAY COMPANY

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. 9j Broadway. New York. March IAN, lNW
STNTIETH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND. -
RIGHT TO ~ pSC HlBE To INCREASED CAPITAL
STOCK
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one per cent
on tho capital stock ~ this Company has been de
clared payable NJ this Office on AMI after Saturday April
let $3.50 The transfer books will be- closed on Friday
March 18th. o'clock T. NJ. and viii be re0pened on
Monday. April Ord. AZ 10 o'clock VI
Stockholders record the closing u the transfer
viii subscribe f0r the increased CAPT
the Company under tho and conditions
81 circular be stockholders under date
H. W MwGI.IAMs Treasurer.
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also "suwanee" villa, with eight and one-haf
acres on New Point Judith Road. Narragansett
80 Jeforson-st and No. 20 widest. Orange. r. j..
with two-story dwelling house. TO A. p. w. Kinnan
for $500
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold in foreclosure the
three story stone-front dwelling house. on lot
and another the plaintiffs for 1870. and the Ave
story brick hathouse. plot loxl005 Nos. go 70
2iG West Sixty hird-st.. TO w II. Heyer for $l.5VO
Samuel Goldsticker sold in foreclosure the three
story brick building 0easehold) on plot 70xlCO. NO
lls 10 l23 East One-hundred- and eleventh-st, 10
John Stitch the plaintiff for 1850.
William Kennedy sold In foreclosure the hve-story
brick nathogse on lot 25xlO0ll, No 2s9 West one
hundred-and.eigh feminist, TO the plaintiff for
$3.50
d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co sold in foreclosure
the four-story stone-fron dwelling house. on lot
2lxlO0 No ~ St. NichOas-aVe.. TO Annie j. Kent.
executrix the plaintiff. for $4,000
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANY
Sew York March - 1899
A DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR AND A
HALF $50 PER SHARE on the Preferred stock
this Company declared payable AZ the Treas
urers Office. Equitable Building l2O Broadway. Ne"
York and after April 10 1899 10 tho holders ~ IRE
ferred Stock record close 81 business April
The transfer books Will close for this
dividend April IL O'Clock and reopen al
10 O'Clock A. VI. April 20. 1899.
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The mortgage terminals n" Hamilton" costing over
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er We ss sT Ss ssoT ps ."S@'
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M ~ following from SIR WILLIAM
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO..
MONTREAL
president Toronto Hamilton Buffalo Railway Co.,
Rochester, n Y.
reply your 't"r and G ss " % sg that
1Aiy eI cSa southern and the
system n latter n
system to 10" Sr per
tn bonds and ha9 snn" rtS7~
safe and regard in addition 20 aesn IF
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additional annns~ ereo W. C. VAN HORNE
an. ss as ga S% S ' %
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AWE DAY. than said time and to
than tho. npleT for
EDWARD SWEET & CO.,
80 BROAD ST, NEW YORK.
AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST co.,
So STATE ST, BOSTON,
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AUCTION SALES

At the Broadway salesroom Richard '. Harnett
& Co sold by order Of the executors OF the estate
OF David Stevenson the four-story and basement
brownstone dwelling house. on lot S0x9S9 No :
East Twentv-slxth-st and the three-story brick
stable on lot 306XlS9. No. East Twenty seventh
st 10 A p W Kinnan for $1,000 also the Ave-
Story and basement apar tment house, with store
Of Nnefeenth-st to c. OReilly for s3l 500: also the
thrce-story brick dwelling house, with stc1e 'front.'
and thrce-story brick dwellins-hOuse In rear OF
lot 2isi2x00. No. 29j Tenth-aye.. 10 George Men.
oas Tor $500 also the fve-story and basement
tenement house. with store. on lot 233xt7, No ,ls
to A. J. W Kinnqn for SIG 600; also the hye-story
nathouse, with store on l0i AsxiVy 40 200, az f'tS .
enth-aye. TO Samuel Mcmillan for %li@, also me me
five-story nathouse with stores on lot u SKI. NO
4si Eeventh-ave to me same purchaser Tor SS''2C
also the hyc-stOry nath0use, WIN stores, on lot
2iSxlOO No 466 Eleventh ave. TO the same pur,-
stores on lot "a sxiOO No Eleventh-ave.. the
same purchaser FOR Sli6Oo also the wo-story frame
Croroo Nicholas FOR Sl3 100: also the One-story
franz shed on lot 2iSaxlO0 No. 4g7 Eleveuth-aVe
sRed on lot t' s3sxco, 10 400 Eeventh-aye the
same purchaser for SlOD; also the vacant .ot, On
Tor 300: also the one-story frame shed, on To-.
q sxiO0 No. AS Eeventhave. northeast corner OK
a.o he onestory frame shed on lot 2So so
as Eleventh-ave.. to the same purchaser Tor @sW'
10 the same purchaser for $500; also the vacant
lot 2IsxlOO No iS2 Eeventh,aye to the SANE 3gI
chaser for 5000. also the four lots. each ZoXssy
~" ss5 to 5ii West Thirty-eighth-st.. to the same
purchaser for $500 ea a aS% me 10 the
same purchaser for $500 each; a.so the three lots
each 3xss9 No 80 10 53 West Thirty -oghth-st.'
10 tho same purchaser for 5000 each.
The auctioneer I'm the same sale disposed OF me
tv-o-stOry brick building or lot, xaNyn5 80
5n West Fortieth-At 70 Isaac Haft FOR N.Sp; aiso.
The fo1r-etory brick building, with store, % lot
aavt o6 No 4G5 West FOrty-secOnd-st. 10 j. HauSey
for s3 $50. also the fourstory brick building with
store i'm front and the two-story brick building IN
Corner Of Forty-sixth-st. to A. p. w. Knnan FOR
s2s 500. also. the two lots. each 25xl9u on tho
ig5 f@et vest OF Broadway to T. OppenhelmeT, for
t22 200. also. the TWO lots. each 2oxVll, ON lne
iS5 teet vest OF Broadway. to r. W. Dyckman, FOR
so 90: also the lot. &xio01. on the south SIDE o,
tVcs. hundred and sxteenth-st 225 feet west
or Broadway. 10 f W. Dyckman for A2 5oo also, also,
,to MOT 5Ox6tx5lx1l with one and twO-stOry frame
h'ilbines In Kingsbridge Road. near Spuyten
Duyv Road Twenty-foHrth ward to samTe.
acr"s on Bradford and Park ayes. between fost
Road and stony Greek Westchester Coun'y, go 20
~ land I'm Bradford-ave. adjoining stony creeh,
Wsstrbester County, to William Rankin FOR Sl'"'
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Dipi0rno Notices.
MERGENTHNLER LINOTYPE COMPANY.

MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY.
NEW YORK March II. 1890.
4 L A MEETING of the Board of Directors.
held this day. a regular quarterly dividend Of Two
and a Half Per Cent and an extra dividend OF Two
and Half Per Cent declared payable on ana
after March 3is 1929 70 The stockholders - record on
Saturday. March 18th 1880 al o'clock T. NJ
Tho transfer books will Saturday March 18TH.
1890. o'clock VI and reopen Saturday. April
let. 1850. ten O'Clock A. NJ ..
Treasurer.
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S3,2SO,OOO
Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo RV1y %.
First Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds,
PAYABLE JULY 1ST, 1916.
u>r ,t AND REGISTERED BONDS
NTERf'i
INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD OOlN ''''1
Ph' UIIrED ST ,TES OF THE PRESENT STANDARD or
WEIGHT FINENESS, OR, AT THE Or
TION HOLDER, IN STER
LING MONEY OF GREAT
BRI 5AIN.
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TRUSTEES UNDER THE MORTGAGE:
ands PEABODY Of Boston
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
TRUSTEES UNDER THE MORTGAGE:
- -, ,,. 1r, and & END1coTr PEABODY. Of Boston
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
W. K. VANDERBILT. New York.

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financial Hlcctlnes.
TIE IoIIET ANn CHICAGo RAILROAD COM

THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COM
PAAN. -
chicago Ill March 2. 1899.
AnnuuI Meeting.
rITIF STOCKHOLDERS OF the Joliet ana chi
c,ro Railroad Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting u Company for the election ~
Directors ana transactor of such other business 49, ma
s. ,r.sented will BE- hold az tho Company once III
chicago Illinois on Monday the 30 day of April next NJ
% transfer Ioots VIII closed AZ the close OF business
bors an the 18th inst and reppened on the ON 9ay Oh
.ou,S ~. -'' W H. l.. X WOOD
APT" h'A'' Secretary.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
WRECK ON THE
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Boulder on the Track Throws
Train INTO the River
ONLY TWO MEN WERE KILLED

Jefferson, Mo, Jan. 4-Passen-
ger train No. 10 on the Missouri
Pacific railroad this morning ran
into boulder which had fallen
onto the track about FIVE miles
from this city. The engine and
four cars were thrown over an en-
bankment into the river The
engineer and fireman were caught
under the engine and instantly
killed, Not one of the passengers
were seriously injured, fact that
seems almost miraculous.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
AMERICANS WIN IN ECUADOR
Buys the National Debt
and Will Develop the Country

Washington, Jan. 3-An Ameri-
can syndicate has obtained the
right to build railroad in Ecua-
dor connecting the sea-coasts belt
with the rich interior, heretofore
almost cut off from the outside
world. The details of the con.
tract have not been officially pub
lished, but United States Consul
De Leon at Guayquil, has supplied
the state department with much
data respecting the enterprise,
which, in his opinion, is likely to
lead to the complete reformation
of the country. AS an incident to
the execution of the contract, the
company has found it necessary or
expedient, to buy the entire ma
tional debt of Ecuador, amounting
to $3,5OO,O0O. the corporatio assum-
ing liability for about Sl,500,0O0
to the bondholders. The COM
pany has also received a concession
to establish bank in Guayaquil
with a capital of sl,00ooo0, which
is to be in operation by next
March.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
A POINT IN BANKRUPTCYLAW
Decision in Chicago Defining
Priority of Wage Claims in Act.

Chicago, Jan. A new point
in regard to the application of the
bankruptcy law was passed upon
today by the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals.
The point in dispute arose over
the variance between the state and
federal law in bankruptcy proceed
ings. Tie bankruptcy law of
July last provides that wages due
workmen for service performed
within three months, shall be given
priority Of payment among the
debts. The statutes of Illinois
make the priority of claim provis-
ion, but fix no time limit. The
court today decided that the Hi
nois statute did not give the labor
er any priority of claim longer
than that provided for under the
bankruptcy act.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
STATE LAWMAKERS
ARE IN SESSION.
Opening of fhe Twelfth General
Assembly at Denver.
A GRAND SOCIAL AFTERNON.

Denver, Jan. At noon today
the Legislature of the state of Colo
RADIO met in its twelfth biennial
session.
The senate was opened by Lieut.
Gov Brush, The house was called
to order by ex-chief clerk A. B.
Gray, who has been reelected to
the same position.
The desks of number of the
new Legislators were piled high
with flowers by their constituents
and friends. The first afternoon
of this session has been more of
the nature of social me, ting than
a legislative one.
When the house and senate are
finally organized on Friday the
governors message will be recejv-
ed. Tomorrow the speaker of the
house will announce committees.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
PHILADELPHIA TINT REPORT
Statement Of Coinage for year Just
Ended Shows Largest Output
Since 1900

Philadelphia, Jan. 3-A state
ment of the coinage of the United
States NINTH this city for the year
1898, given out today, shows that
the output for the year Just ended
was the largest since 1890.
The total number of coins made
was l0O, ,25S. .433, valued at S27. .654,
452: the gold coined was 17o,470
double eagles; S2,l29 eagles; 633,
495 half eagles, and 24,165 quarter
eagles, with total value of S14,
759, ,257. Total silver coinage was
1854 735 dollars; 2,956,735 half
dollars; ll,l00,735 quarters and
l6, 800, ,735 dimes, a total valuation
of S1l no 500. There were 12,-
532,o ,oS7 nickels and 49,S23,079
cents coined, giving a grand total
of S27 ,554 452 for the year.
There were also coined 51l,S73
pesos for the government of San
Domingo and orders for 100000
more of these coins have been re-
ceived.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
A VERY DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Entire Block Burning in tht
City of Troy.

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 4.-The most
destructive fire that has occurred
in this city in years broke out at
eleven o'clock this morning. The
blaze started in the furniture ware
house of German Bros, and from
there communicated to their main
building. After entirely quitting
this establishment the flames
reached the factory of Clewell,
Peabody q Co., manufacturers of
shirts, collars and cuffs, and from
there to the wholesale house of
Burliss d Co.
The loss to these three firms
alone is over S250,OOO. At this
time the fire is still spreading and
it looks as though the entire block
would be reduced to ashes,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
GOMEZ TO VISIT HAVANA.
The Cubans are Restless, Some
Will Not Take Oath
of Allegiance.

Havana, Jan. At was an
nounced this morning that General
Gomez, of the Cuban forces, will
come to this city if Gen. Brooke
does not bar him. He expects to
arrive here tomorrow and the Gu
bans are making great preparations
to receive him. 1t is feared that
his coming to the city may cause
trouble, but General Brooke's
opinion has not been learned.
Bishop Santander, head of the
Catholic church in Cuba, today de-
clared that he will not take the
oath of allegiance to the United
states.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
STATUS OF NATIONS FINANCE
Receipts for 1908 in Large Excess
Over Those Taken in 1907

Washington, Jan 1.-The month
iy statement of the receipts and
expenditures for the United States
shows that the total receipts for
December were $4l ,404, 1893, as
compared with S59,646,699 for
December. 1897 This last amount
however, includes about S3l, ,700,-
600 received on account of the
Pacific railroad debt. Independ-
ent of these payments, the in
crease for the last month, as COM
pared with the same month in
1897, was about $13, 100000.
The receipts for customs last
month were SIG, ,764, 324. Internal
revenue, $22,62l ,3lS, increase S.
100000.
The receipts for the six months
since July l, 1898, amounted to
to $245, ,96l 1893, gain over the
same period in 1897, of more than
$sS, 100000, not including the $751;
100000 received from the Pacific
railroads. During the last six
months the receipt from customs
increased from S62, 1926, ,02o to $685.
045, ,S39, and from internal revenue
sources from sS5, ,4SS,203 to s13S,-
294, ,339.
The disbursements during De-
cember last amounted to SAL ,S64,-
SO7, which is only s450,0O0 in ex-
cess of the receipts.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
Her Trial Trip

Santa Barbara, Cali, Jan. A.
The new Japanese cruiser Chilose,
built by the Union Iron Works
company of San Francisco, made
her trial trip this morning. She
proved to be entirely satisfactory,
reaching higher rate of speed
than was required in the contract.
The following Florence people
were yesterday registered at Dem
yer hotels: G. E. Bradberry, at
the Markham; E. O'Keefe and
wife, st. Elmo; +. Lobkeh and
F. j. Somerville. at the Albany.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04

HARPER whiskey is rapidly
becoming the national beverage.
It's the one thing all parties agree
upon. Republicans, Democrats,
Populists. Even the "know-noth-
ing" party knows one thing; the
merits of HARPER Whiskey.
Sold by
BURLEY g. KILLIAN,
Florence, Colo.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
Senator Foster Ill

Washington, Jan. 4-Senator
John w. Foster, who is suffering
with an attack of the grippe, is re-
ported much worse this afternoon,
though his condition is not yet re-
garded as critical
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04
FitgerrelI's Rent List

2 room frame on Fourth street.
2 room frame West Main street.
1 room frame Green street.
2 room frame at Cyanide.
2 room frame E. Seventh ST.
Business room Main ST.
6 room brick E. Fourth ST.
2 room frame Fifth ST.
A room frame Frazier Lane,
2 room frame E. Second ST.
2 room frame AIabaster Ave
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-01-04

The famous brand of Yellow
stone whiskey is known, liked,
celebrated and drank the world
over. A sight of it makes the
mouth water.
Sold at the Club saloon opposite
d. q r. q. depot. 41tf