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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
COTTON 1IARKET.

NEW YORK, May 3-COTTON-Specu-
IaiFe operations I'm cotton futures con-
tiuued upon conservative scale aud
fluctuations were within a narrow scope
The market opened quiet ~ an advance
OF lpg points. cables being better than
mad been generally looked f0r resulting
ln starting up little demand from local
shorts orders from outside sources failed
60 come in. however and the market soon
became easier and very dull Bv noon the
niue advance secured at the opening call
had about disappeared and for the rest
OF the session the variations We're cutie
unimportaut. An order either way would
disturb the market point or so. but
there Vas mo- general trade az anay time
Few private cables We're In circulation.
such as reached here indicated a DISPOSE
zion IN Europe 10 Drocrast.nation as to
dealings I'm future deliveries pending
further Ccop data. The effect Of the
weekly weather bureau report was bear
lsn but was Offset by special dlspatc hcs
from New England cloth markets indicat-
ine decided strength. with prints comma
sharply forward. The iinal phases OF tho
market were steadier on later builisn crop
accounts. with indications of frost IN me
Southwest. notably in Texas. and also
better late cables. ON light covering the
market recovered rapidly, and returned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
MEDICAL COLLEGE CLOSING.
Board OF Visitors 10 Elect a Professo
TO-DAY 90 Succeed DIR. Upshur.

The sixty-arst annual commencement
q the Medical College OF Virginia will
De held al the Academy OF Music tonight
II o'clock Handsome invitations 20
this event have been sent 10 the patrons
ana friends Of the college by the gradual
class Of which tho following are the OIL
GERS.
: r. Jordan. president: w. L. Keller.
vice. president: T. $ Troy. secretary; j.
Rasland. Jr. yaledictoriap.
Invitation Commlttee-M Gail tchair-
man. T. \. dc Bordcnave. l.. J. Essen
man j. X Caldwell, +. r. Martin. r.
NJ Cunningham. j. G.. Loving. II. L.
Gum. r. l.. Monk. II. q. Iatimer.
Reception Committee-R NJ West
Cchairman). J. f. Harris. r. Herman. F.
II. Terrell, d T. Sanberg. j. 3 ShiIHl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
THE DAY NURSERY.
Many Donations Received from the
Charitable Citizens.


The Board Of the Day Nursery and Free
kindergarten met on Saturday afternoon.
April 18th There was some important
routine business transacted and sugges-
lions We're made for extending tho work.
The following donations wsre reported.
one gallon. on. Mrs. J. W. Westwood;
s. 20. Mrs J. r. Charleton, spent In re-
pairs. l6 yards OF Bingham and brooms.
NJ. J. g. Elan, 1 dozen cakes toilet
soap. Mss Annie Z. Elan: dozen Easter
eggs. Mrs. Pettegrew. 30 dozen eggs. Miss
Mauds Reeve; 4 aprons. Sunshine Band
Kings Daughters: bread. Mrs. Bromm.
/ egg-w-lip. Miss Grattan. dozen bowls.
Mrs n W Hazard. cloth. unknown,
/ rocking chair. Mrs Charles Tanner;
piece Of gingh1m. 5irs HaughtOn 2
aprons Mrs Frank Mcclure; aprons.
Mrs h. Z Cox: ST. from Mrs. McAfee; /
dress Miss Goddln. clothing Miss Lucke;
Mrs. WhitiOck gave prizes for the children
on the roll OF honor. 10 aprons. Mrs. Lyon
and Miss Lucke: corner bracket and
screen scarf Mrs. T. W Sinton $3.50
Mrs n W. Hazard: bundle clothing.
little Mss HarwOod. . cents. little Mary
Harwood. biece OF on-cloth Mr. O.. w
Anderson. ono register. Mrs. T. Il. A.
Burke. 2 bundles clothing Emily Clark;
bundle clothing shoes stockings. Susie
Mcclure: 2 bundles clothing. Mrs Frank
Beveridge. toys. from Armstrong Price.
aprons Miss Lucke: "a yards Bingham.
Mrs. John Harrison: 9 aprons, made by
Mrs Goddin: s.. Mrs. W. J. Westwood.
aprons Mrs ). G.. Wallace, 2 aprons,
Miss Noting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
Wal STORIES

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May 8-TI-R-
prNTIN E-Aarket hrm 90 ioi-c sales.
R0slN-Frm ana unchanged. sales.
none.
wIINnNGr0N. y. o.. May 3.-SPIRITs
receipts 2o casks.
rels. -.
SRI-DE TURPENTlNE-S Steady at 81. 81
and e. 80. receipts. none.
TAR-Firm al SLID. receipts a. barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. May Spirits OF
TIfRpF.N TINE l0sfd steady "a 4Oc re-
ported sales We're ~ casks az 4Oi.c ana
$40 casks At 1Oc. receipts. I 293 casks
ROSiN-Market opened FIRM and rn-
changed, with sales OF i,65s barrels. closed
al Zoe advance on y and above. with
saes Of 1904 barrels. quote closlng-A, e,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
CHURCH MASS MEETING
Interesting Session Of Grace Episcopal
Congregation.

A wen attended mass-maeuns OF the
congregation OF Grace Episcopal church
was held last nigh; IN the Sunday
school room OF the church. ths rector.
Rev Landon Il. Mason presiding.
There were earnest addresses by Mr..
Eugene O. Massie and others urging the
congregation TO pull together for tie bet
torment Of the church. Mr. Massie urged
upon his hearers 10 take more interest
in the Sunday school. and % regularly
attend tho church services. The result
he said. would be astonishing
Following Mr. Massie's address thera
were reports from the Nestry and other
church officers.
The financial statement showed the
coalition of the church TO be excellent and
steadily improving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

T. W. shackeHord. W. ". Vest. r. c.
Brown. W -. Foster, T. Hooks. Il a.
Rragg. j. j.. McCuc. W. VI. suth
The orator will be Rev william A. Barr.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni As
ISOLATION will he held at the college
building al 10 O'Clock this morning There
will be also clinic and a lunch during
the day. Al noon the Board OF Visitors
win meet 10 elect Il Professor of the
Practice OF Medicine. 20 succeed DR. Up
shur. resigned.
At 1880 o'clock tonight the annual BAN
quet OF the Alumni Association will be
held at the Jefferson Hotel. and Will be
A delightful affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
MR.. GRADY HURT.
He Was Thrown from His Jumper aud
Painfully Cut.

Just before o'clock yesterday after
noon Mr.. Wyatt G.. Grady OF No. $50
west Grace street. was thrown from
jumper in which he WAS riding and pain
fully injured.
The accident occurred az the corner OF
Fifteenth and Main streets. Mr.. Grady
head struck one Of the steel rails ~ the
electric line. inhicting a cut several inches
I'm length DR. IafcW came ln charge or
tho ambulance and dressed his wound.
taking four stitches. after which he was
nI4ced in a hack and carried 10 his home.
Ills injuries are not thought 10 DC
serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

BALTIMORE May 3-FLOUR-Qu'et
and unchanged.
WHEAT Dull. spot and month. June
and July. 7G016iac. southern "he@-' 10y
sample. 1O0I1c. .-.e,. NTH
cORE-F.rmor. spot 3s'sn ESQ. month.
aghQ3Sasc. June 3s's Joo.sc. S0"t''i"
white corn. 4l04lllc. o-,o-,..
OATS Dull. No whlie. '3+''. ~ o.
RYI-Easier. 80. = nearby NJ
SlfGAR-S Strong and UNCHANGED.
BIrTTER quiet and unc h1"seu'
TCGS- Quiet at 12ifQl3c.
1rttffTr''iIrsIs Quiet tnd unchanged.
JFTTT7CH5-Sill u -.
WHISKY Unchanged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

NEW YORK May 3.-To-day.s business
- -tran ~ average proportions. but an
Increase In ihe number Of INQUIRE a. IA ,J 5ae
NO. q, 49,, in brown bIeacheQ and coarse
- lotions Prints drm aud staple
iiign'ei fand upward. Ginghams strong and
scarce. Woolen ana worsJeq w eres so sog }d.
Gun p~inf cloths dull but firm. JOObins
, ,sade rood. cotton dress fabrics IN CHIEF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

PORT NEwPORT NEWS. May 3. 1880.
ARRIVED.
Barge Puritan. New London.
Ear.e Lawrence New London
Schooner r. A. Touline Fort Monroe.
steamer Emma. New Orleans.
SAILED
Barge Enos S0ule Portsmouth.
Farce Western Belle Providence.
Barce Fawn. Providence.
schooner Charles q. Endlcott. Bridge
port.
Rarge West Virginia Providence.
Steamer Emma. Kouen.
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, NAY 8.
AkRlN 80.
Schooner Lizzie +. Williams. Williams,
70 load lumber
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
STOCK MARKET
LOST ITS SNAP.
Closed Generally Lower After an
Early indication of Strength.
BONDS SHOWED MORE STRENGTH
With Quito Marked Improvement IN
Some Of the More Prominent Is
substituted States Bonds
Also Advanced.

NEW Work ,r,,. Thu sfo.i- ,,,ri,o.
moved Am am uncertain nanrcr to-d.t
and left on generally lower. with the de-
Clncs most accontuated I'm the coalere
Consolidated GAS Sugar and American
Spirits. C0mmlssl0u-houso husiness was
small and London and a nurnIer Of rro-
fessionsIe realized fr9ffs ON sfo~ls lo,,obf
at fhe lov. f,.i5re ,',.f.r,ls1. Mn nf tfe
buvine- orr...rfl o., bo ..o,'eri,,e, .f short.
INC e,rit tr..li,.,- .,,ti ,,,,t ,' s,r.~..th
a. ,,csfo-ls,.. .ft.ff.e I,f re.lfy-,,., nd
sales on 81. th..r, fhaf f.rl,,-..re IaI
been too r7ril. look the .uan out Of ito
uari-c. ,rF. ,roat1..e- If fi. ocaiors ,,..,s
ON be',,, e,lSs b, D M bolGer
who lad boon carr-ir. n long ina ~
these pr0nerfirs. Dis4unofrfrnrrf was OK
pressed I'm some quarier. HAT. ro au-
uounremorf was forthcoming concerning
Conl deal now thnf inc New Jersey
I.cvl.latrlre has Icer adiourued Ton some
time Thc steel and wire stocks dis
played urmuess ou tho belief that ncgo-
number OF these properties Although
nothing positive as 20 the details could
Dc learned. DO was said chat capitaliza-
tomplated The application of American
Steel and Wire Co DO listed boy the eX-
change. together with dividend gossip.
was au aid 20 that stock Brooklyn Rapid
Transit nuctIated widely. and closed with
over point advance. Peoples Gas and
Pacific Ma.l We're also strong. The gen
crM railway llst was fracuonaIt lower.
Consolidated Gas recovered s9mcWn nat on
covering bot ou tho Increased cutting II
gas prices again broke several points ana
closed nearly - OFT on Inc Gay. D ne al-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

All friends OF the Womsn's Christian
Association are invited 20 the annual
meeting. which will he held the nth of
MAY, at o'clock =. NJ. az the home.
Nos. 700 and III east Franklin street.
The yearly report will be read and the
president and other officers elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
WHY ARE GROVES QUININE LIv-
Err PILLS BETTER THAN OTHER
LIVER PILLS?

Because they are the only liver pills
containing the tonic and stimulating pro-
perties OF qululne. That is al. Price
10 and y cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Just as remarkable as anything ever
offered in the Furniture Department
will be this sale Of Couches. Just
think. a full length and width Couch.
covered with damask. hardwood rim
and legs. with fringe all around. for
81 s.. Just 30 IN the SALE cannot be
expected 10 be IN stock more than two
days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
open daily from 10 a. NJ 20 ) T. NJ
Admission - cents. Free on Saturdays
dei3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
THE SOUTH BAPTIST CONVENTION
IoII,IIILE kl,

DELEGATES and others wishing 70 attend
The above Convention. held IT Louisville.
No. mn 20 18th. ara requested ~ COM
raunic.t. at once with the undersigned.
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS.
s.P. A.. BALTIC. d Ohio X. r..
Under Atlantic HoieL) norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

ne Nav ~. FON-TERRlER PUPPY
tb1nt six months old. black spotted
60dv auI head Answer name spot
Had on leather collar and medal No. so
or So Reward m..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

The rehearsal for tho Child-en's Fan.
cv Ball 90 be given al the Jefferson for
the benefit OF the Shelterlns Arms Free
Hospitan. will take place thursday after
noon Nav 4th. at o'clock. All children
expecting TO take part are urgently ask
ed 10 he at the rehearsal Thursday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
The Confederate Museum.

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from A. ~. 20 T.. u.
Admission, IS cents. Free on satur.
days dsl3-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

q n sto,. y st1s. y. $50: G. sfS5: II.
al A.. 81 ~ X 81 20: VI. SiSJ: y, 90:
window glass. 81 IS. water white SEQ.
receipfs 35J barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
10 the best prices OF tho morning The
close was steady, la2 points net higher.

TO the best prices OF the morning. The
close was steady, lg2 points net higher.
COTTON-Futures opened quiet: Nav.
576 June, 6.s2. July, $50. August. $50.
September SIS; October. 5.S1 November.
6Ss: December. J.92; January, J.SJ. Feb
ruarv 5gS. March. col
Futures closed steady: May. 5.7T: Juno.
jsi. July 5SG. August, 5.hi. september.
5si: October. J.s1: November IS. De
cember 81; January. o.95; February.
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling H.
lands. Cis: middling gulf. Ga sales 81
bales.
COTTON-Quict: mlddling. o.. net re-
ceipts. 5f3 bales; gross. 20 bales. sa.es,
42l bales: stock. 1896 bales, exports 10
Great Britain, 5lt bales, 20 the continent
!, 40 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts 12fs2 bales;
exports 10 Great Britain cas- Daies. 70
the Continent. lG0Gi bales. stock. d'5o--
bales.
Consolidafed-Net receipts ~ bales:
exports TO Great Britain, l"9 balts 20
France, 1,Ssi bales. 70 the Continent '''-
1Sg bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
79Vj.fgJ bales. exports 90 Great Britain
3 1865 bales. to France. GtftoJ bAiea'
to the Continent. 249l .o23 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. May 3.-COTToN-ao
....
September, J.JSNj0O, October. Boz DO
November. 5G0dJGl. December. 9d343.g3l.
January. 5GluJGy. February. Jt'aJ.ii'
March. J.13QJ.lJ.
LIVERPOOL May "a y. M-.COT-
TON-Spot in fair demand: prices l-5-d;
lower; American middiiug. 'air. a'-i sood
m.ddling 3 1892. middling. 3 n-32i low
middAng. 5-S2i good ordinary. IL.
were 10000 bales, of which 1000 We're ior
speculation and export and Included
$500 American. Receipts. 1900 bales IN
Guiding 27C0 American.
Futures opened uiet. with "a poor de-
mand. and closed quiet but steady M the
advance. American middung. J. M. c.
May. . 1S-Gfu3 1901. sellers. May ana
June 3 1S-Gf43 1864. sellers. june aad
July. 1864. sellers. July and AUGUST,
3 19-GfQ3 20-Gi sellers. August ana sep
TENDER 1864. buyers. September .ud
October. 1861. sellers. october ana so
vember. 1s-Gf03 1864 sellers. November
and December. g lS-4. December ANA
January. g 1Scf. sellers, January ana
February. 1851 buyers. February ana
March. 3 1S-G443 1894. buyers March ana
April. lg-G803 1904 sellers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
a3f West Broad street.

Call and see my SO Wheel. guaranteed
TO carry man any weight over any kind
OF roads. for one year
Secondhand Wheels bought. sold and
exchanged Repairing OF all kinds
speciality. Wheels rented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
IxCu RsIONS.

-
4 T. Y. a.
EXCURSION TO JAMESTOWN.
STEAMER POCAHONTAs,
SATURDAY. May 18th.
Tickets. Sl0o. " cents for students and
for children under fifteen. Steamer leaves
at a NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Boxes. covered with high-art
cretonnes and solid brass hinges. lined
throughout with lowered crctonnes. a
special lot at 81 80. .2 -. and 81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

Greatest purchase Of Shoes ever known
10 Richmond. r.. Harvie Spence's
Finest oxford Ties costing him $3.50
20 81. selling here al go pair. Sizes.
! - 70 3 only. 3 and G Last
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

Screen Door spring Hinges, -.
solid oak Jardiniere Stands, Soc.
White Enamel Jardiniere Stands, soc.
Clover-Leaf Flower Stands, so.
/ - gallon Galvanlzed-t.ned Ice-Coolegs.
any color, 75c.
Gem Ice-Cream Freozerg. the best In
the world. 2 quart. 80.
Ice-Tca Glasses. &c each.
Floor Linens. TO cover carpets. widths
and patterns 20 match. for rooms
halls. aud stairs
strawberry and Cream Candy. usually
2c.. to-day 1Oc. pound.
Children's and Misses 2c. Imported
Plain Black Hose. double knees. heels,
solcs. and toes. 10. pair.
In tho Book Department: Terror OF
Saten. by Marie Corelh. 3Oc.. Soul
Of Lileth. 10. The Jucklns and
Arkansas Planter BY Opie Read. I0c
Beautiful F0ulard Suks-the twill kind
that Will wear-Navy Blue. whit9
figures. Royal-Blue. white figures: Red.
white figures. Lavender. white figures.
Just as pretty as can be. T5c. "a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04

United States rs. reg. ex-int........
United States y =, reg............... ~
Unttsd States SIS. coup, ex-int. 80. 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-04
A Cotton Goods Event Extraordinary,
should bring The Meyer Store to-day woman within reachn!
The Finest American Dress GinghaIS al &c.,

The selling unlimited and samples will be sent wherever
order indicating and pattern desired Tor c
from our counters before closing time to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
OlW mOMONI0WM GlME.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort. Nortolk Newport News. Ports
mouth Primers Point and Richmond Va, connecting for
Petersburg Richmond, Virginia Beach. Washington, ID.
C., and entire South and West
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier -.
North River. Of Beech ST. every day except
sat, at 3 m. and Sat, at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

Nicholas Maesei ct al. executors. to Bernhard
East Broadway. .. rs n OF Montgomery-st.
l6SxI5. Aaron Goodman and wife TO Harris
Cohen and another Observation-Disclosures.
orchard-s,, =. lot l.i3O map James Delaney;
Betsey Bennett and another 10 Henry Newman
l28th-st. No 81 West lI5x98.l1 Emma Adams
10 Mary Donaldson ........................
Anna l. sprague and another. devisees. to Fred
Same property; Frederick Barnes to Anna
5th-ave. =, SIP II Of sOth-st. 25.6xiO0; Hey
man Nogel TO william W Har and another.
12d-st No 28 East 10sx7ss Max Borcusky and
another. executors, TO Leopold Herman ......
sth-st No 1888. q. 20xa3.i1 Nina Hahn and
another. executors. 10 Philip Klein. ...........
Orchard-st. No 121, 25xsT.6; Peter Olney. ref
cree. 10 Pncus Lowenfeid and another. 80.
Edgecomoe-ave. $. 81 II of i3sth-st. 1sxso;
W W Foster. referee. 10 the Germania Life In
ssth-st. No 40 East 25xiO0.s: Kobe and
wife 10 Susanna schaefer and another. .........
Pari-ave. W 3. 522 n Ct slst-st, 522xlO0.
Isaac Meinhard and wife to jeremiah Lyons.
East broadway. =, 125 n Of Mont gomery-st
q 9x7T i1x20 7xT7.6: William Masterson and
wife to Harris Cohen and another. .............
22d-st Nos i47 and i49 East 5OxDs9 O.. Daniel
Rosenbaum and wife 10 Julius Dreyfus.
1th-ave " ?, 37.5 n Of 36th-st. lsx6i; Francis
Schifmeyer 10 Joseph Byrnes. ............
Orchardst r. 100 II Of Stanton-st, 25xs7.6;
Louis Merzbach and another 10 Julius Feinberg.
lst-ave. :. 60 II n OF 1sth-st 23xi00; Elizabeth
Koch and another to Emma Weber. 2-3 part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
Kansas CITY. Pittsburg & Gulf K. K. Co.

r,he, aenosits OF stocks and bonds above named VIII
10 received by The Mercantile Trust Company OF the
,, n New York until further notice. under an agree
an comics OF which may be obtained at the once OF
the Trust Company.
Securities may withdrawn by non-assentins oeIoei-
tors ~ the Plan Of Readjustmen shall not prove 70 %
satisfactory them.
An amount equal the interest maturing Ap',i ISL
1899 will be advanced to depositing bondholders
The Committee Is OF the opinion that no intelligent
plan of Reimbursement can be formulated until physical
examination showing needs Of the property ana an
examination Of the shall have been completed
for plan Untn the recent changes in the personnel Of
this Committee and Receivership satisfactory arrange
ens could not be made for such examinations At the
request Of and in conjunction with the
Of the Amsterdam bondholders expert accountants have
appointed examine the books and accounts and
an expert also appointed for the physical ex-
The plan will be formulated as soon as these
examinations shall have been completed.
Negotiable receipts will be Issued by The Mercantile
Company application their listing the
New York Stock Exchange will be made in due course
ERNST THALMANN,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
T.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LOWDER WEIGH,
JAMES STILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL,
w. l.. BULL,
w. f. GLYN.
". c. CULVER, Counsel.
ALVIN ". KRECH. Secretary, 40 Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
. -BAKER,s EUROPEAN TOURS

"a Between May and August 1920 up. Italian tour.
"A sav, sailing June $50 and July l. 81 days. fs2b.
hear Italian tour s3e5 swiss Exclusion s2e5 Brltish
ale tour $500 Frank Baker Co. 90 Nassau st.. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

''Ih THOMPSON 10 I, Geo Of $1,000
Broadway Nos 557 and $50. and Nos i2s and 100
Mercer-st 50x20o. n part; John Proctor CLARKE
T moa 20 "a''VD 49, 75'
Sa ,ns.i psops s,c sS saS Countess ISL 5
io WIsm stub sg 10 sarah Lsonsrd sSo
8Tth-st n r. 400 n Of gth-ave. 25xsss; sarah
ap su iaDb Hocc
" wlam nooms and another TO Henry zus!ch 1880
West End-ave, = corner s)th-st. 2Dt.+ n 20
c cgn1 Gu Gum h""'""' o. Iaaoo
,st-aVs a lot 1888 map subdivision. Block g.
mao by Daniel Even. October. 1879. 23xSi
a Glssnor mems. 70 ne
nj nnsi: s sehIsrsnsses 1905
cherTy-st No 100. n g. 20rie3 IIx2osi0o3; Maria
eu ms'sn' 'n p~seS%an anu - 1900
ChTystie-st ., 1919 II o OF Canal-st, Soxvev
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Giip 1)roperip for Sale.


DRIcE reduced. $500 cash. house. 10 rooms AM
bath: one or families io95 East iI0th-st. near
Boston-sve. Inquire In i.0ei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
Ocean STEAMERS.

MNIl BW RGeN R0[g RlGAN
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
NEW ORK-PARis-LOSDOS-H AMBVRG, =
y Bismarck May T. 10 AM A. Victoria June -. 10 AN
" Bismarck June I 10 AN bismarck Jun. % 10 AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAMBURG.
Also New rork-IIamburg direct
Paatis. May 2 30 p. NJ Patrs. May 20. r. ~.
Pretoria. May -. A. NJ Patricia May p. $50 A. NJ
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fnanrial.


Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies.
NOTICE.
To the Holders OF tn.
First Mortgage Bonds,
Collateral 7 rest Series A Bon5s.
Collateral Trust Series B Bonds,
Income Debenmc Bonds, and
Stock OF III. Kings County Elevated Railway
Company, and
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Fulton Elevated Rail-
way Company:
o,,c. t. hereby given undersigned have pre-
=, ,ne nsn Of reorganization OF the King. County and
go, Elevated Railway Companies copies Of which
- ,,.,nea Al the once OF the Guaranty Trust Company
:, Nov York No rs Nassau Street New York City. Full
.,cpars and details Of the plan. of the
r,.,,on agreement prepared hereunder. can be OBJ
..,rss at the Office Of said Trust Company
1As holders the various securities above named
rs nares the reorganization agreement by de-
.,Inr their securities in said Trust Company on or
before the 18th day of May. 1900. and paying
49, easements called for by the plan. No deposit Of
,,.s will Re received after that date. except upon
~ terms as the undersigned may impose.
tn Guaranty Company OF New York will give
n,sabe receipts In the Usual form for all deposited
.,.s The holders of first mortgage bonds OF the
-. County and Fulton Elevated Railway Companies
~ have already deposited their bonds in said Trust
company pursuant to the bondhOlders agreement dated
Ia.rv q 1899 may exchange the temporary receipts
s ~ them by said Trust Company under that
agreement for receipts under the plan and reorsaf1a
-, agreement above referred TO.
mated New York. April 18Th 1899.
August BELMONT. Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
WALTER G. OAKMAN.
JAMES Reorganization
Committee.
TRACY. BoARDMAN & PLATT.
Counsel 10 the Committee.
IS Wall Street New YORK.
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