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Auction sales.

William NJ. Ryan sold at No. III Broadway
yesterday. in foreclosure. Nos. 81 to "A West
ai7th street, lOoTl9!91 II. four Ave; STORY brick
for Sn0.505: No. 10 st. Nicholas avenue. PIX
loo, four.story stone front dwelling to the
plaintiff. for SOB 900; No - Vest llsth street
5x1OO II. ive-story brick fiat house. to Cor
n n,!i F KipGsIand. IantifI lor $40 900; No:
brick fiat house. to Rachel Fisher. plaintiff for
$4,000; No 3l4 East l24th street, lnxlQO.l1;
Letitn s. Sands. as trustees; plaintiffs. for
100 -. four, story hlick dwelIing. to John Duer
Bryan L. Kennedy & Go. sold. in foreclosure.
Nos. ~ and ~, East l22d street. 25XlOO1l
each. two five story stone front fat houses. to
Thomas 3, Gale. plaintiff, for $22,737 each:
the plot. 5j5X about 2OOx :. on the south side
OF Second avenue, about 40 feet east OF White
Plains road. Williams bridge. to Mary E. Lamb
for 81 800
Herbert A. sherman sold. in foreclosure, No.
106 West Ninety-siXth street. 25x1uOS. five
story brick fiat house. to John Golfer ct al.
plaintiffs. for S25,OO0.
solomon de Walitearss sold. in foreclosure.
the vacant lot. 25xihI. IL. on the northeast side
OF 2OHth street. 1915 feet northwest OF Column
bus avenue to Thomas L. Reynolds, plaintiff
TOYS "A
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Iradins hotels and Restaurants
MINING NEWS.

Tho Empire State Idaho. has declared its
monthly dividend OF per cent. on the capital
stock. payable July Is.
Boise. Idaho. reports that one OF the richest
gold mines in the State is being opened near
Banner, The rock is said to run several thou
sand dollars to the ton
AdvIceb from Saratoga. Wyo, state that tho
copper situation In the Grand Enca mpment Is
,mS6f9Sing both IN quantity and quality OF ore
The superintendent Of the British Colu m bia
S S9LI T9mDa Any Tired Yesterday s that the
aging $40 gold and per cent copper:
Georgetown. Col. reports that the Paymas.
yer grSHMI Is prod uGtng large quantities q
streak from six TO twenty-four inches Wide
that yields $50 to the ton
ltossand Is; C.. last week was 2.64l tons. or
ths the lie iol shipped | 800 tons War Eagle.
~, tons; Iron Mask. 20 tons. and Centre Star.
,CrirnI. Creek adyigesa note that three feet
ol mre a+sayinR from $40 to $500 has been un-
on buIl I'LL. This mine is owned by W. i.
Strhtton, who has spent n fortune In develop
IIient. ana thinks It will turn out second In
G. rt2in 'enthuslasts at Republic, Wash, are
describing the Mountain Lion as veritable
~ ieet. ana for the whole Of the DISTANCE
~ ~" oTs Grnears. The vein Is said To- he fully
Ecnred that there are, several million dollars
With OF mineral within easy reach
W. ~ tlArK. | nltel states senator LOT Mon
tana and the coppsr king Of Arizona, has been
GI'ng his viaws Of the copper situation to lin
reviewers at Butte. Senator Clark regards
the outlook as very roseate from the mi ne
owners standpoint. He says the prospects
iOf COPPER were never more encouraging
PRODUCTION ~ still behind demand. and the de-
mAnd !S steadily increasing, There +
steady dlminution Of the visible supply. lie
continued. and the actual scarcity IL be-
coming alarming. esI ecialiy In regard to tele-
phone and telegram companies. Prosperity
IN Vi )ntnna is assured for u long time TO come.
aud, so 'ar aS Butte liz concerned, there Is
nothing Encouraging In the situation. The
ores are here in almost ineNhaustible quaint
ur., ana some one Is going to keen right on
mining and smelling them"
mining man who has been investing in
goo properties in:Ma!hsur county. ore. writes
lhht eastern Oregon IL wonderful country.
whose wealth IL: luSt beginning 10 be appre-
GATED The campS.' he says, arc old. FOSSIL
lH7I AID sleepy There iA a lacS OF energy. a
ia'k 81 systematic industry aud need OF cnpi-
I9I srTWhere. But there are abundant signs
% . revival Money is coming in from the
in'tern States and Europe. and mines that
nave been simply GOphersd for twenty or
thlrtY Ysars are to Dc exploited with improved
methods Gold mo iuction is on the increase
nhI 50 ne remarkably rich results are being
achieved. Be'ore the end Of the year OREGON
WI he recognized aI one 81 the steadieSt and
mos promising OF tho gold mining states
liNlNG MACHINERY. 4 CHALMERS.
,.i - Broad way New York manufacturers OF min
..l..s.
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To-Day's Auction Sales.
by WILLIAM Kennedy.

by WILLIAM KESSELLS.
East 54th street. No. 100. southeast corner OIL
Park avenue. 228X7S.5. four-story stone-front
store and plot: foreclosure sale: Edward +
Burke VS.. John W. Hazlett at al 7; f.. H. Moeran
attorney: Wilbur Larremore. referee due OIL
judgment. $50. TO-: taxes. &c. 81 900
BY u. PHOENIX ISGRAHAM 4 co.
Manhattan avenue. Nos SO to ~. southeas,
corner Of lO3d street 100 l1xp5. three five
story brick flats: foreclosure sale; Alpheus 7
Goddard vs. Thomas Il. A. Hall ct al: Avery F
due on judgment. SlO.72O: prior mortgages.
$4,000; taxes. &c. S1."32.4O.
by PETER F. MEYER co.
East 1l7th street. No. 1923. south side, $50
feet east OF Second avenue. 25xlOO;l TO- two
Doelger VS.. Edward j. O'Connor ct al; \. 4 NJ.
Guggenheimer. attorneys: VI. C!elland Minor.
referee; duo on judgment. $5,9Ol: taxes. &c.,
West i34th street. No 23S. south side. 300
feet east of Eighth avenue. 25xabll. f1ve-story
brick fiat: foreclosure sale: Lily W. Beresford
ct al. George q. De Witt. attorney: William
Mem. Speer. referee; due on Judgment, $lN.-
131 taxes. &c, S48l %.
franklin avenue. southwest corner OF Spring
place. 1l0xSl'X 1OUx 1876 two-story frame dwell
ing: Sherir's sale under execution Of all title
Susan Bray had on Feb. 23. 1923. or since !:
Leventritt X Brennan attorneys.
BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
East 10th street. No. 81. north side, 1l5 feet
west OF Park avenue. 25XlOOli hye-story
ston front store and fiat; foreclosure sale:
Emma Kaufman W.. William Lyman ct al. I;
Meyer Auerbach. attorney: Eugene y. Pom
eroy. referee due on judgment. S3.S4l taxes,
&c. 81 PAP; prior mortgage, S22.5OO
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Recorded Transfers.

Amsterdam av. VS.. $50 IL N Tooth st, 2bv
9G.oI2oI97; Robert Ferguson to William .,
Amsterdam av. a5I 25rIOO, Joseph Cor
don to Robert GnrIon. c.,.' ,,.s.. l
don to Joseph Gordon .....,..........
Iuu.IIxl5Ip ThomAi Campbell ct al -
Droonls st. N5n and .iTi. 47.G1rotax47.dI
ard ano ...,...... as.oo7
Csmbrelng av, II g cor BayArd 81. lU0yluU.
John b K"iiy aud wire to ia nes McNulty $500
s,acon, to Michael Fay. 4 part. ,....,,... |
Cherry 81 +Ih-tS4, II \. S5.SN'o; Joseph
kierst to p RlersI ............. .. ......... /
Crutun a Park south. =. - W Clinton a.,
25HIUo' L : Trust 20, Y, eSr, To Rod 49,.
eric OConnor ....--, ,....; .;..'..,.-... 1000
" the Pcnheld property. south Mt N"r-
non, 15oI lJilS5rlu3: Thomas ID Pen
field 10 Ira ii WIgcr,.,.;..i, :. ....-. 1900
Dyckman It $, y vs. lOth av. rlmsne
I42 to sherman Creek Nn AVIAN
52to DyckmSn st Ho 234 Hwith land IN
der water James Swami to United states
Elnatetn st: 1877, 25HG4; Jane b Welsh to ,,o.
Rocco u Marasco and anu. @. ,......,,.... 1898
Paramount pl II :. - " NarmOn aY, lS.iN
lOI.G13S.INlpp. Henry PETER to Eliza
ForGham AZ, n W cor Taln,age st. IOo.21
j5INluOEl5 50, john w Cornish 10 Paul
For stHI ,i4i,".. 35NIoo; SOLEMN Ladnsh
Gsrhrd st, nes, iIUa NV cambridge av.
2j1l26; L Trust Co. y Y, rSr, to Mary l.
Grand ay. e :. 10 : Irene pl or isist ~ 5oN
-I4",lQN0o; sylvester l. II WAri t.
Grand 1t, II " cor Attorney st. 25IIOO; West
EId AZ II " cor luIth st. o.lihas; Az b
Ew cor 4th IT. 2IN9O; Mulberry st, - 2iN
100: Mulberry ST. ~, 25xIOo;. Hamilton
st 4. 27XIU0x2hXloI Edward oReilly.
trus. T. Thomas Mc'iown.; ....,.........:.
'i mras: Geo Ashley to Vim j Todd, 80. !
Houston st. aoI. ls.ex5o; Hester st. 2li.n
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Recorded Mortgages.

| Amsterdam av 8 g cor 62d st: James and
! Arthur J Moore to the Equitable IIfe As.
! siranoc society vrs ,'''' -, 81 600
| Amsterdam av VS. 1901 / II tooth ST. vii.
! lam t'mm,ning j. t. the li.rman savings
| bank, / YEAR .'''1, o5 600
| Az a l4IT Edw'd Schcyick 10 Mutual
| LIZ. Ius g. Z yrs -. 800. .-.... -. l5Oon
RHtlI IT, tn" Law err. Tile ims Co, : Wis $1,000
| B,,ston roai II W = zoo n " District Sch0ol
nrnuprty: Abraham bennett TO Charles
Wurater a yrs =. ....--.,' r. 600
BOSTON road n s. 200 n W district school ''
Abraham Bannrtt to John
ferrb ct al trus &c 2 yrs, -, 1000
Broad way N cor O3d ST:
Eins ta o. lhos CampbeIl ct al. yr 10 600
Br Hn st. s%p and SKI; Rocco Marasco ''''''
and Do mick Abbatc to the Mutual Life
ms ms Co " Wv '. - 40 600
Critinbns Nv 4 T. 3pOp W Bron1dale ay;
In.anh Diamond 10 Eliza N Houph q yrs 500
Cr"tona PDrt Sonth. ~, - Clifton nv i'o'
Rode ict o Conner 10 United States Trust
G"exr kc I 5 yrs 1000
%ohen yrs 80 '""e' ite W 1000
Hsst EnI nv ~ Fredk W and Emile Nerre
tn Emma I shaw Z yrs .........'-. Ib,o,
EiIri,I,,e ~ TUb Iulia W.tlel 10 thc Erni.
Traut In iusirinl swings Bank / vr ~ 1000
Eftabr;h ST. L., Rocco II Msrasco and '''''
u r,inI,I Abbnte 10 the Mutual [. fe Ins
ril1ah,;h ST " $, ~ > n Houston Il; HAIRS -''''
Fr,c iin,m and Barnet Fcinberp 10 Law
yers' Mortgage Ins o. / yr..',".'....' 80 900
ION Al. Harris friedman and Barnet Fcln.
S SiaS d tT''" N?''""S. AUS w. $1,000
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Recorded Leases.

James st. 80: Mrhelina Manescalo by at
torney to Gerardo NinciRuerra, = yrs go.
Home at. 1907: James O'Hara to Gustav
9Th av, 5l6, sc cor 3hth St August Fink to
Hugh DJlan; yrs. -...... ...,... ....-.,.
18th az. POI; John A Chambers TO Vim
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Haydork. Rrht r.. ct al exrs. &c. to Alban G
Thomas. truS Observation-Disclosures.
King ElNd y, TO Lizzie King ............. 81
Psrlstc.n Pine. tn Philip Wood ..,.......... q
Pierce II Gordon, to F. lward Fox admir-. &c,
Reincr. Emma. to Sarah Fabl rlcotti as
guaIdu. Ne Observation-Disclosures. ....,....,..
Robinson Emily F. to Henry f Askey go. omi
Schloss"r C'nrad, and ano. cNrs, &c, to
sophia II zach t2)....,..................
Schna.r Milton, to Rachel LippmRn.
Sloan, Benson b, trus, &c, TO Cordela
Tatum, Albert II, admr, &c, to Chas A Ia
tum, cNr. &c. .,........... ...............
Tatum, Albert II, admr. &c. TO Chas A Ia.
tnm, eNr, Sr..,r-..t,,.,..,, ...,,,,...........
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Plans Filed for New Building.

Broadway, sol; improvement TO lofts.
sarah = spencer. owner, Jordan y Giller,
architects; cot .,...,..,..,, ,,,...,.....,..
Broadway, I+07+2; lmproNament to lofts:
Matilda y Bruce. owner, Jordan X Gillcr.
Broac way, 9Th 10 10th At; improvement to
stores! John Wanamaker, owner: y !.
Young, architect, cost,..,...............
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FURNISHED Rooms 4 apartments to Irt
East Side.

East Side.
DARK Az. 1870, COR. SETH ST.-Parlor, physi.
Il stciau dentist: other charming homrlikr rooms;
single suite. references; rnabp private house.
DOTH ST, II EAsT.--Desirable large and small
80 rooms. with private bath. for gentlemen;
breakfast optional.
20D ST, 30 RAsT.-Pri, ate house: newly iur.
cc nished rooms with aths; board IT desired.
West side.
9TH Az, s2.-Lsrge. we'll furnished TO IN one or
Two gentlemen; prva,e house: vcranla; bath.
1rH Sr. EAST, As. A., 80. NEAR BROADWAY.
- Elegant large and small rooms; permanent,
transient; moderate.
9TH ST, 40 WEST.-Pleasant, comfortable suite
- for gentleman; good secNIcc. breakfast can be
served; references.
= open ng OH piazza. with lawn: gentlemen.
DIST ST. So wESI.-In quiet New England home,
- j large and small rooms. well furnished: refer.
cnccs.
0STH ST. 32u WEST Splendid cool rooms
cc large small. every comfort; cOnEonial sur.
42D ST., 30 WEST. ROTEL PARKyIEyy
opposite pretty Bryant Park ideal spot for
mcr; cOoed by uuohstrlcted Q ,uih"In hrerEes. low
rates until sept. 10: elevator board optional.
4 STH ST. IA WEST.-Sicely furnished rooms;
IT, appointments select, gentlemen only; private
family.
7OTH ST. "a WEST. Large rooms. third floor;
~ ais, large room. private bath. second hoor
board optional.
18TH ST. lco WEST.-Nicely furnished room in
o! corner apartment; all conNcnences
- floor; single, IN suite; baths; telephones: con
Nenlenccs: pr vilegrs VAN b.
9G!li ST. y WEsT. IliaHdsom" rooms; fine loca
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"PRINTED MATTER, &c-tierman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. tor Ger.
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter
&c, for other parts OF Eur, pc. hinerican and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on THURSDAYS. and Cunarl. French aud
German steamers on Saturdays take lrnted
Matter, &c. for all countries for which they arc
advertised 10 carry mail.
After the closing Of the Supplementary Trans.
atlantic Mails named above. additional supplement-
mails are opened IN the piers Of the American.
English, French and German steauIcrs and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of sailing
Of
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Alta meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Produce
Exchange Trust Company, hCli this day. resolu-
tion was adopted b. the unanimous vote of all the
stock present or represented providing for the In
crease IT the paid.up Capital and surplus Of the
Company to 5000 uO by tho issuance of 20, 900
nlatcs at 5000 Ter share.
Nntrc il hereby given to the shareholders that the
books for subscr ptions for the additional stock will
he osed at the close OF business ON the 30th day
Of June. 1902. and said subscriptions will be due
aud PAYABLE at the Office NJ the Company on Mon
dav, July 10th, 1880.
BY order OF the Board of Trus ces
TURNER A. BEALL. President.
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Sflerf Aoard.
-
Moat Side.

S1TH ST, III WFST.-Handsome large and small
vi rooms; en- suite or single; with or without
board; summer rates.
al ST ST. $50 WEsT.-BAck parlor; other rooms
VI superior house; near l. cable: excellent table;
transients; references
GOTH ST, 90 WEST.-Large furnished room with
oc board In private family for or two enlsmen
10TH ST.. 81 wEST.-Commodi ous, homelikc
~ accommodations; summer rates; select par.
ties; l. station; transicnts table b,arCers.
07TH ST., l3a WEST.-Two rooms second aoor;
~ private American family: references required.
10TH Sr, 30 WESr.-Large room; ample
= closets excellent table, references positively
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dividends and Interest.
DIVIDEND.
rRonUCE EXCHANGE Trust co.

NEW YORK, June n, 1890.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TRUST co.
Atamccting Of the Trustees Of the Produce Ex.
chsnre Trust Company, held this dAv, dividend Of
THiKTY.FIvE DOLLARS $4,000 PER SHARE was
declared pay able July lSt 1899 10 the holders OF
record as OF June 3Oth, Ispn
Notice is hereby given that the books OF the Com.
pany will close ON June 3uth, 1890. and reopen on
July | h, Is y.
Br order Of the Board uf Trustees.
TURNER A. BEALL, President
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Post G)tfite 3lotirc.
posT OFFICE NOTICE.

)OST OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY hy ali interested as changes
may occur at any tine.J
Foreign mails Tor the wneE ending July l. 1902,
will close PROMPTLY in all cases at III" General
Post Office as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATURpAY,.-At i:3u \ NJ Tor GREAT BRITAIN.
IRELAND BELGIUM. NETHf,RLhSDS Al >.
TRlA GERMAN, DENMARK. SWEDEN. NOR.
WAY and RUSSIA. per steamship Lucanie', wa
queenstown tlsttcrS Tor other parts OF Furopc
must be directed Der Lhcania at a:sO a. ~.
for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND ITALY, SPAIN,
PORTUGAL TURKEY. EGYPT AMI BRITISH
INDIA. per steamship La Gas ogu.~, via Hayre
Qeuere for othrrparts of Europe must be directed
pr La GasCOrne e.; at X A. NJ. Tor NEITHER.
LANDS direct, per steamship Werkcndam. via
Amsterdam letters mus be directed per
Werk,ndam" ga NJ. for NETHFRLANDS direct
per steamship MaaSdsm, via Rotterdam letters
must be directed per Maasdam = at 81 \. NJ for
ITALY per steam hip Aller. via Naples letters
must be directed per Aller'', at 10 A. NJ. for
SCOTLAND direct. per steamship City OF Rome.
via Glasgow letterS must be directed per City
OF Rome
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
ST. Louis Southwestern Railway COMPANY
S....J Ma. i,.o,,. Qznl
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
R'Y co.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER

CH1NAGO. III, june 22nd lsOp.
quarterly dividend OF SIPS per share will be
paid on August LIST next to the of this
Company's stock registered on the closing II the
transfer books. The transfer books will be- closed
opened at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 10th day Of July
next +. f.. HhSNE, Treasurer.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES &c

WEST INDIES. &c.
FRIDAi.-At II $40 A. 81. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
direct. per stcamshin Newlyn; at y. NJ for
JAMAICA and CAPE GRACIAS. per steamship
hrdnndhu Getters foc Belize. Puerto Corto. and
Guatemala must be directed - per Ardandhu ~
at 7. NJ. for lSAGUA and HAYTl per steam
ship Erna.
sATURDAY-At A. NJ for BRAZIL direct and LA
PLATA COUNTRIES, per steamship Button. via
Pernamhurm. Bahia and Rio Janeiro letters for
North Brazil must be directed per Buhon -.
At 1870 A NJ for RAIL direct, per steam
shin Roman Prince, VIA pernambucn and
Santos letters tor North Brazil and La Plata
Countries must be directed per Roman
Princ""D at 10 A, VI. for NEWFOC NDLAND.
per steamship Silva; at 10 A. M supplementary
ln.3o A. NJ FOR FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA,
SANASlLLA and CAkTHAuENA. per steamship
Allegheny letters for Costa RiCa must he di-
rectcd per Aleghsny''E at 10 4; NJ supple;
Az PRINCE. PETIT GOANE. JERFMlE, AUX
CAVES. JACMEL and SANTA MARTHA. per
steamship Alps; at 1890 A. NJ TOR HAITI. via
Port an Prince. per steamship Prns Willcm V.
Nett rs for Curacao, Venezuela. Trinidad, British
and Dutch Guiana must ba directed per Prina
Willem w.; at II A. ~ for CUBA craftsmanship
Mexico. via Havana letters must be directed
per Mexico"
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THE KITT ATrNNY,
VIRGINIA.
VElRGINIAHOT SPRINGS. AL hsEasG

ON Ch-Anu~nk" ~ ohio Railway.
ENhilarating Mountain Climate. New Home
stead Enlarged and Improved, Special Attention 10
Cuts ne and Service. Baths from Flowing Springs Of
Natural Hot Water. Colt Links and oil 4 opt
Greens. Fin" Livery and Riding school.
Through comparta."nt ar from New York. Excur-
son tickets {, \ o. Offices. :Bt and 1875. Broadway,
and Ofices PennA r. H.. New York; also Ofacec
\. y. y, II. II. Il Il throughout New England.
FRED STERltI, Manager. Hot Springs, Va.
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to North Sydney
and thcnco by steamer, close at this ONCE daily
day. "Wednesday and saturdayI. Mails Tor Miaue.
Ion. 10y rail To- Boston, and thence hy steamer
close at tins Office daily a $50 p. NJ. Mails Tor
Cuba. by rail to Port Tampa Fla and thence by
steamer, close at this office daily except Monday
as, A. N. nh" connect ng closes are on SUNDAY ::
70 Miami. Fla. and thence ny steamer. close at
this Office every Monday, Tuesday and SATURDAY.
at t2:3 NJ. tthe connecting .!otes are on Tues.
day and saturday, Mails for Mexico city over.
land. unless specially addressed tor despatch by
sni o at M of oe @os G sS4
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rail to New
Orleans and thence by steamer. ciose at this
SUNDAYS and TUESDAYS for Costa Rica. and Mon
days for beize Puerto coit1; and Gnatemsa,.
tReVistered mail closes at II p. NJ. second day
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
Mails for the Society Islsncs. per snip Tropc BIRD
S.n s G IS, H1s a1 aS %p pa
steamship Glennglo from Tacoma, close here
daily up II June $50 At d:To +. NJ Mails for
En ,n.p "na a 'Es city f
daily n up to July IL at ~" r NJ Msil. NOR for
Chin, , and Jspan vPp Tr steamship fmGTess
daily up to July i !" s;3o p n Nails Mails
for Australia eHcpt thos' for West Australia,
Hawaii: Tiji and samoan Islands per steam:
ship MHrip.ss from san Francisc1li close
$3.50 p. N. on day OF arrival OF steamship
Campania, which will probably arrive July
Mf from for San p5 S.F ApS
mp to July vi at N;;.o +. NJ. Mails for Australia
teIcept W.,t Au.'rala HAWAII and FIJI Islands,
here daily after July 81 and up to July s2l at
Transpacinc mails arc forwarded to port of sailing
daily and tho schedule OF closing is arranged tho
presumption of their uninterrup,ed overland transit
sNes'''Fe" coRSFiUs VAN cd hf'i Pos.m a
Post On'ce, New York. y Y. June ~. 1872.
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The Board Of Directors this day declared q semi
annual dividend of two and one half per cent on
the Second Preferred stock Of this Company. paya-
BILE July 18th 1872 at the Central Trust Co. of New
York 10 the stockholders OF record on the 3Oth Of
June. 1890. Transfer books will be closed June 3oth
and reopeued July 18th.
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NlTICE-

NEW ORLEANS. La, June Plat 1890.
The Board OF Directors Of the New Orleans
CT, Railroad ompany have declared divi-
dend on the Preferred stock OF ~ per cent. pay
abe July 10Th, ~. at the office of the Guaranty
Trust Co Of New York. to the stockholders Of record
june 10th lHrn. The transfer books of the company
will be closed July LIST to 10th inclusive.
A Ill FORD
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4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND A
HALF PER CENT. has this day been declared by
the Board Of Trustees. payable July /. 1879, to
stockholders of record the closing of the transfer
books, at p. NJ. on June 23. The books will be
opened at 10 A NJ. July |.
EDWARD O, STANLEY Treasurer
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OFFICE OF
Empire State-idaho Mining and DeyeIopna COMPANY

NEW YORK. june Path, 1899
DINIDESD No. II.
hmonthly dividend Of two per cent. on the capital
sto'k of this company has been declared, payab BILE
July 18th stockholders OF record the close of
Business on July list
J. KIISER Secretary
The record., 1899-02-09

4 business man of Philadelphia
told me the other day that Mr..
Wanamakcr's profits from PhiIadel-
phia store last year were over ST.
100, 900 and that those from his
New York establishment will run
close to that figure. The Saturday
before Christmas the receipts in
New York were even greater than
those in Philadelphia and exceeded
$500. 600. The New York store has
paid a profit from the very day it
was opened, although two firms
which occupied the establishment
since A. +. Stewards death have
failed. The reason of Mr.. Wanama-
ker's great success, both in New
York and Philadelphia, is his skill
full and extensive advertising. IL
has been his rule TO COnfine his adj
vertising to newspapers and maya
zines, on which he has spent annual
ly more than 5000, 600 in Philadel-
phia. The advertising bills of his
New York establishment exceeded
even that sum last year.
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pREsBYrERIAN CHURCH.

The attendance at Sunday school
last Sunday was limited on ac-
count of cold and snow. There
were forty one present which inclu-
ded several members of the Cum
berland church. There will be
prayer service held on Thurs
day afternoon at quarter of three
O'Clock, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. NJ. b. Porter. The custom of
having the service at this hour was
inaugurated by the pastor last sum
mer, and has proven beneficial and
enjoyable to those in attendance.
The congregation has been larger
and the interest seems more mani
fest when the services were held at
the evening hour
The Kings Daughters should re-
organize their society and continue
their characteristic method of good
works. This band of young ladies
has in the past contributed largely
TO the support of this church, and
also the mission church at Powderly.
and they should not relinquish their
but follow their motto and
'Lend a hand, in His name.