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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-12

New York, July ll.-afoney on call STEADY
at Sac per cent: last loan 4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3a4 per cent
Sterling exchange heavy with actual busi.
ness in bankers bills at SLS7d4s7 Ia for
demand and s4s4 1-4a4a 1-2 for sixty days
posted rates Sass l-2a4Ss 1-2 and asa
ass 10: commercial bills, s4.9 Ia Silver
certificates. sO6sl. Bar silver. 90 Il. Mex
lean dollars. AZ SIC: government bonds
easy; state bonds inactive: railroad bonds
easy
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COFFEE AND sUGAR MARKETS

New York, July Neutrality-suspicious.
opened steady. unchanged to points low
er; ruled moderately active. with weak
underline following unsatisfactory Euro
pean cables and full receipts at Rio and
Santos. Closed quiet. unchanged 10 ~
points lower; sales, 1900 bags, including
August, 4.65c; September. Also; October,
4 soc; November, 4.S5c; December. 5.2Oc
January, SOC. Spot coffee-Rio dull and
nominal; No. invoice. &c; No. I jobbing.
SIC. Mild, quiet; Cordova. Sd13c.
Sugar-Raw, easy; fair refining. 29-32c /:
centrifugal. 96 test 4 7-16c; moiasses SUI
gar, 2j-22c. Refined, firm: No s, 4 l3-lsc {:
No. 9. 4 11-16c; No. L. 5-l6c; No. IL,
4 6-IGc
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and butcher steers, $3.75d5.J0; stockers
and feeders. $3.30d5.00; cows and heirs.
s.. $4,000; Texas and Indian steers, $3.50
600; cows and heifers, S2.50d3.S0.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market 5 cents
higher; pigs and lights. $3.95G4.O5: track
ers, $3.50q4.O5; butchers, $4.O094. I2Ik.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900: market strong:
native muttons. $4.OOa4.6O; lambs, s4.5Oa
$50.
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Lonaoa. July n-Ansrioaa securities
after a dull start were sseadier. Prizes
then became easier Wita attie bDsiness
hut towards the close nrsned ID leaving
OF firm The market Uss raai-s- ian1-
erce5 hy the m0veTnsni n New IogE and
the demand w-As moderate Coeso;s ciEae4
us q on dezrsf ngney. A1r8ct es
bgiicn taken Into the Bzak % Easian4
Ga balance today tsz.sN
NsS Tosk. JAY I.-c0nAsrcsai al
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CHICAGO.


Chicago, July n-Cash wheat No. ,
red, 7SG7ic; No. 5 red. 7ld,3c: No. hard
winter. 7lc; No. hard E.nte-. s937Oc: No.
northern spring, 7eI.fi5.,o: No. northern
spring. 71lzI72ixc: NOD rp-,ng 7ol7zc.
Corn-No. =, SIC; No. ;. SsisSSsac.
Oats-No. >. 2lissi3iisc.
Flax-Cash northwest. s. .Q1iz: southwest
s7isc; July. sSc; September. 9Sl4c; October.
&i.c
Butter-weak: creameries. I5I.glsc:
dairy. 1lI15izc-
Dressed poultry-Firm; turkeys. Sc;
chickens. 9sI9isc.
Eggs-FIrm: loss of. cases returned.
l2i=c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, July u--Wheat-Septem-
Der. esiEc; December. Sc: cash. No. :,
s.I-gsSc: No. s. s4l.G6ic; No. red. 7ec.
No. ;. eS6sSc.
Corn-September. selSe: December esssc:
cash. No. mixed. SO sfs2izc; No. white.
563ac: No. 3. 512s G12c-
Oats-No > white. Sc
Rye-No. . sc.
Hay-Choice timothy. S.5077.5; choice
prairie. 3. %.
Butter-Creamery. 1tlzs1sisc; dairy, &c.
Eggs-FreSh. lee
ST. louis
s. Louis July IL-Wheat-A shade
higher. bur unsettled: No. : red cash.
elevator, Tssse: track. 7Si-c; July. 7@24c:
September, T4.te bid: December. &c ask
ed: No. hard. maze.
CorE-Hikher; Ne. cash. &c; track.
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Bonds rallied sorne~ha. from the cary
weakness IN syn, sthy vita s'ceSs b-it
ars slightly i0T-s- OF thc .,av. T0iaI
sales. par value = ~ .se Cni:s1 Sfaies
rev 81 registered decline ia ana tee osa
&c REGISTERED s n the hsd PC
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Westeru League.
IsIatIllery Company OF America

Trenton, n. j., July 1.-THE Dissiue-v
Company Of America. with an authorized
capital OF sls5,O0.GOo was incorporated
here today to manufacture and deaf IN
whisky. spirits. alcohol. gin and al DIS
tfllery products and by-pEOducts. OF the
stock $55.OO0.OOO IS preferred stock with 3
per cent cumulative dividend.
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QEOTATIONs

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Cnchanged
Wheat-No. spring. 7Oa71$sc; No. 2
red. 72i&G73c.
Corn-No. 9. 3fc; No. 2 yellow. Sc
Oats-No. ., 2492419c; No. white, 25G
27isc.
Rye-No. .. 5SG5eikc
Flaxseed-No. /. csc; northwest, s1.Olh
Prime timothy seeG-S3.45.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. sS.1edS. %.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, $5.17isG5.3O.
Short ribs sides 0oose) A.S5d5.B: dry
sailed shoulders. (boxed) 5isd5X: short
clear sides Cboxed) S. 2SH5. 80.
Whisky-Distillers'. finished goods. per
gal, 1925.
Sugar-Unchanged.
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RALT1MORE. 10: LoUrsvILLE. 6

Baltimore. July 11.-Manager McGraw
saved his game with the Colonies today
by substituting Howell for McGinnity n
the box in the fifth inning. The vsi crs
were four runs to the good. bu. the orr
oles played a good uphill game with How
ellis assistance and won out handii".
Score: Il III f
baltimore ...........1 O011322 '--10 Is
louisville ...........0 0O3O0 900 il
EptTeries-Bal;imore McGinni:y,. How
ell and Robinson; Louisville. Downing and
Zimmerman. UmpireS. O'Day and Nc
Carr. Attendance. $50.
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BASEBALL
nROOKLYN- 11. sT- IOrrIs- 1n

New York, July 1.-THE st. Louis play
ers made their first appearance here to-
day and were beaten after a scraapy
game. Brooklyn got enough runs in the
first five innings TO stand off a fine rally
by the visitors toward the finish There
was considerable kicking, especially by
Tebeau. Score: K ii r
St. Louis O201022 10 L 4
Brooklyn ............1 / 5 0O02 Ill Il 4
Batteries-St. Louis, Young and O'Con-
nor: Brooklyn. Maui and Smith. Umpires.
Emslie and Mcdonald. Attendance, $50.
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TreasnrY Ntatement.

Washington. July 1l.-Today's statement
Of the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. $z7s 20. AZ: gold
reserve, SEA, 1904.
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COTTON.
METAL MARKET,

New Orleans, July 11.-Cotton-Quie;
and steady; middling, 5 11-16c.
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NEW YORK. II; PTTTsBuRG. s.

New York, July 1.-THE Giants del, at
ed Pittsburg by hard hitting this after
noon. The visitors used up three pitch
ers. Score: II =
Pittsburg ........2 02On1 p--S )
New York ...........1 0 . O3 1 0 eli II 2
misunderstanding. Tannehll. Lever.
Sparks and Schriever; New York. Meek
in, Coakley and Grady. Umplres, Manas-
sau and Hunt. Attendance, 800.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Bu;ter-Weak; creamery, 1si.91Sc; dairy
1lGi3izc.
Cheese-Firm; SikG9c.
E,-rS-Sfaadx-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-12

ID brides put piece Of their weddins
axe under heir pillow % cream ons-
AtShisca Gioea.
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CHTCAGO IN. BOSTON 6.

Boston, July 1.-THE visitors deserved
TO have victory today, as they earned X
by hitting the ball, and through Willis
wildness in the first. Score: II T.
Chicago ,.............3OO2O s-1O Il G
Boston ............Ol1O1O 0-612 1
Batteres-ChIcago. Griffith and DOna-
hue: Boston. Willis. Nichols and Clarke.
Umpires. Lynch and Connolly. Attend
ance. 5000.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
! Open. High. Low. | Close.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. July 1.-THE leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Tnis large ana commodi0Bs strsetufe
was formally opened 70 the public oa The
10th OF November. II h owns5 ana eoa-
trolied By two OF Wlchits's vel knoSn
phyEiciaBs and % y vel arranged AS
furniahsd for the treatment q ne s.-s
and Melted. Ee3iesl and Surgical DE-
eases Of Women. Diseases % me Ssrvous
System. Diseases % the Braln Eye. lar,
ThrOst. Heart. Liver and Kj9nsya. De-
f0rnItiss Of the Body. Aofphins. Cocains
and Choral Habits. and All diseases thAe
usually eons 70 places % this cnaFaetsr.
A home for the poor and rich siIks. - al
operations and nssdlcsl treatmssi are e..
soiu;ely free az this institution. asa ths
Only charge thai u made IL = small hSs-
pitAl fee 70 pay the running sHDsnsss f0s
food and nurGnG. TIE pfopF3stgFs gfB
furnish he vsry best u references - 80
Who Essy contemplate eoEihg write
them for circular with phsts q me bsil4p
lnS ami address All e0anunieafi9ns %
ELRTHL WASHINGTON HOTE
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PHIILAnEIPHIA. 5: CLEVELAND. I

Philadelphia, July 1i.-Perfect fielding
characterized todays game. Thomas and
Harley making exceptionally brilliant:
catches. Cleveland was unable to hit IT
the proper time, which accounts for The
Phillies' victory. Attendance, $3.50. Score:
RHE
Cleveland ..........1 100000 0
Philadelphia ........1 90 l o. Il 0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bates and Sug-
den: Philadelphia. Donahue and Douglass.
Umpires, Snyder and Latham.
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CINCINNATI. 10; wAsHINGroN. &

Washington, July 1l.-Washington had
today's game well in hand hut costly er-
rors gave Il to Cincinnati. Selbach's home
run with two men on bases helped to
pile up the score for the visitors. At
tendance, 2,4SI. Score: RHE
Washington MO- 3oOs0OINs IS
Cincinnati ...........1 9Oe22 10 Is 1
Observation-Disclosures weighing. Nc
Farland and Mcclure; Cincinnati. Hahn
and Wood. Umpires, Swartwood and
Smith.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

four-story and basement brick dwellings,, IS and
I9x7I II Weed. No 81 West 95th-st owner:
Jones & Leo. architects. *loD0o
brick fathouss, 24x6i7: Weinstein & Dworsky.
No go East eoth-st. owners Bernstein. ~ ooo
St Ncholas-sve. No go. fora two-story brick
dwelling with store. 4sx2sx50: Thomas Stokes.
32d-st and l0th-ave owner. George Keister. -.
Madison-s,. No 2os for a six-story and basement
Bernstein. ar shitect NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Csudwel-ave. =. so II OF Cedar Place tor
1--WE three-story frame tenement-houscs. % 3xo3;
Mary Dietsch owner: NJ Garvin. No 3'aV' A oon
Valentine ave s. 2oo It Of lsoih-.t for two
two-sory frame dwellings. 20x52 John Metz
Ter No 2050 Naentne-ave. owner; W DICK ~
i5sth-st. $ 81 Ann's-ave. for three four
and five story brick tenement-houses. 25x
T45 and So; Louis a Schneider No 1o46 East -. ...
Samuel-st $ 20 It Of Moheysn-sve. for two
two-story frame dwellings. i6x30.6 Tornmaso
Giordsbo. owner; Charles II Clark. No I'D East aoo
l7Ith-s architect ...::........... ....'...' oop
and-a-half-story frame dwelling lsx33; August
Rogeen Kamp, No 45S East 1'eth-st. owner ,oo
Clark, architect. o'"'
Dawton-st, corner Beach-st. for four-story
brick and tenement house 25xo4e; John
Mclean. No $50 wales-sve owner: F Miller ., ~
& Co. architects. Zo""
story brick tenement house 25xI2; John Mclean, .
owner; F J Miller & Co. architects. l3op
Jackson-ave. a. 319 n NJ l63th ~. for A four
story brick tenement-house 3OxI5: William
Dram. No ga Boston-ave. owner: F Miller :. .on
Co. architects i"oVV
Cedar Place. n corner Jackson-ave. for A three
story frame dwelling with stores. 25x85 James ~.
Hart. owner: Garvin architect. ....'''''.. TN"
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEW YORK.
ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE, -
Albany. y. Y, April 10Th. 1899.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the ADJUTANT- GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY.
N 7, until twelve o'clock noon en- Thursday May llth
1890 furnishing uniforms for the National Guard Of
the State OF New York IN such quantities and at such
be required until July LIST. 1900 Proposals
can for the whole part OF the following
articles, namely:
OVERCOATS. DRESS COATS. TROUSERS and
BLOCSES for enlisted men.
Each be made 10 Individual measure. and
the measure in the city where organ-
zation is located Printed copies Of regulations and
specifications uniforms had upon application
at the STATE ARSENAL. 7TH AVE. & 18TH STREET.
NEW YORK CITY The State standard samples Of CLOTH
trimmings and buttons from which each garment must
be made can De examined AZ the Arrena al any time
New York they will be Inspected in
accordance the provisions Of the military code and
regulations The state the right TO accept or
reject any all bids. part thereof. All biGs
must be sealed addressed to the Adjutanteners State
OF New York Albany. r. Y. and plainly marked
AVERY d. ANDREWS,
dfttar Cana al
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partment ~ the Interior. once OF Indian Affairs.
Wsshins'on d. c. March 30 iseesesled proposals
goods. clothing etc. the may be- and A. >cted
to the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Nos. II and 20
Wooster street. New York City will be received until
for the Indian Service. blankets wooden and cotton
goods clothing. notions. hats and caps Bids be
necessary information for bidders Will be furnished on
application TO the lnclan Office Washington. u. c.; Nos
II and 10 Wooster street New York City: COZ Stats
street Chicago. ILL.,. the Commissares OF Subsistence.
u s. A., Cheyenne. Leavenworh. Omaha, ST. Louis.
81. Paul and Francisco: he postmasters at sioux
Yankton. Arkansae City. Caldwell Topeka. wichita.
and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour and days
above stated and bidders are invited to be present at the
opening Department the right TO determine
the point delivery and reject any and all bids or
any part Of any bid -
- w A JONES.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 90 1899.
To the Holders of SeCuri=
ties of the Kansas City,
Pittsburg & Gulf Rail-
road Company and Its
Terminal Companies.

The recent change in the personnel Of the Re-
ceivers has not in any way injured your inter-
ests; your Committee was represented at the
hearing by counsel. who spoke also on behalf OF
the foreign holders. and we feel assured that
the property will continue TO be managed by the
new Receivers for the benefit Of it's security hold
ers only, and that they will not be influenced by
rival or competing interests.
The real matter in controversy is the method
of REORGANIZATION. The Committee first ap-
pointed, after four months delay and repeated
promises to announce a plan, have failed TO do
So and Notwithstanding that several OF its origi-
nal members have Withdrawn, the Committee
refuses to return any of the bonds which have
been deposited with 1t upon the faith Of its
promises.
the unsatisfactory nature OF the plan. that 1t
was intimated the first Committee would pro-
pose that the undersigned have been requested
to act as Committee to protect your interests
Your Committee advise all holders TO refrain
from deposting tn cir se"srities with any Com
mittee until prof. er plan or reorganization has
heen formulated so that they VIII know the
terms they agree TO before they deposit their
bonds and be subjected TO neither risk nor ex-
pense II they are not satisfied with the plan pro-
posed.
Your Committee expect to announce q, plan OF
reorganization as soon as II can ne properly 1or-
nulated so as to do justice to all interests In
volved and which plan IT Is expected VIII re-
ceive the support OF the foreign hoiders, repre-,
senting, as we are informed ihaJofity VI al
the securities affected -
Pending such action ask the security hold
ers to communicate with the Chairman OF the
Committee care OF The Equitaoie Irust Com,
nany. Philadelphia. giving their addresses and
amounts Of their respective holdings. so that
they may be directly and promptly INFORMED
when the plan is formulated
WLLIAMF. HARRITY. Chairman.
B.N. BAKER (BaItlmore).
AUGUST HECKSHER New York;.
SAMUEL r. SttIPLEY'
SILAS w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-st. No 2o4, 32.5x irregular; also, No "a
Rutgers-s,. . e corner Madison-st 22xSi.4; Her 40
wendt 10 Pincus Iowenfeld and another. Sis
Madison-st, No 206: Eugene Sheridan ct al to -.
Pincus Lowenfeld and another ...........,..... 10
e4th-st. No IS West 20x100.s Charles f Hyde 10 -
Mary Van Fps .;;..''.. -, d"
TO Charles Hyde .............-...... $500. IL
33d-st s. 70 It W Of lst-ave. 3oH9se Margaret %
G Swanton 10 Marie Denison ..............-.. 81
23d-st. $. 1875 # e Of 4th-aye 25xos9; sgmund .,
Goldberg to Samuel Louis. u part ..........., %
Lincoln-ave, cor 13sth-st. 25xloo; Edward -,
Caan to Dominic O. Reilly q
Lincoln-sve 8. % II Of l3sth-rt. IoxlOo; q.
Dominic o. Reilly TO Edward Callan 49,. -. Al
Rverdale-ave. centre line at n land OF the SIS
ters Of Charity Of 81 Vincent de Paul contains
si7 acres the Sisters Of Charity OF 81 vincent a..
de Paul to William Stewart ~ -: a. "
2d-ave No 127 10 1871, Sth-st. el. lOxlOo; -.
August Rlen TO David Bloom ~, oo lou
C1aremont-ave . 8. 315 II n OF 122d-st. 1OoNlO2bx
Irregular Thomas W Bracher and wife to Jessie q,
no, Mcbride 70 9, =; west End. asxoii;
Eugene II Pomeroy, referee, ~ Clarence Hart =.
icy 1,,r sox,oo. Tnom,s
Lenana and wife TO Bruce Taylor. .......,....' 10
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Simon. to Gustav Falk No s2s East sls'- =,
Lawson. pan,.i D to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. 114th-st. s .. 100 # OF shave
Same to same. iiith-;t, 8. 100 # OF shave.
Same TO to Jonas D Kissam iiith-st. s. 22s n
Mills, Esbert to Leopold solomon. M s42 East
Iowenfeid P,SeSs' and another to Herman wendt.
Rutgers-st. $ corner Madison-st years...:.
Same to Eugene sheridan ct al. No FOG Madi-
HYDE ecnariis: i. to III. ouarsnt.. and Trust
other BIseckerOst. 8 corner Jonss-st. year.
Same to same. same property. year: :'...:::.s:.
Moses. s GABRIEL 70 william Perry No 400 West
Hart FTieda ana i" Ma1 TO the New-York Physl
clans Mutual AID Association. No 80 East
LsTi .-'i hi car and Rosa to Emma Moore no
Hs9 t Clarence ). and wife to Bach. McByer,
Schmidt and another administrators. lo2d-st'
So 70 II Of iith-ave. years: .....:..,:.;....;
another. Grand-st, e corner Essex-s demand
Lynch Patrick H. and wife to Hamilton Bank
,Sew-York City. Nist-st. .. 446 II Of Grand
ns.e. John nor to tho East River Savings In
BiIlo. Georfrey. to Lazarus Nordlinger. guardian
o1 + i 20 Psdsr Hi Po: saa
other. trustees. etc. ssth-st. 5. DOS II OF
eta,ays, poSsrs to TIL. Guaran.. and Trust
Company No IS East sist-st 3 years.........
Taylor, Bruce. TO Thomas Lenane. ise'h-st. s.
LOT li2 map Melrose. ! year ...............s..
same 10 same same property. year. $3.50.
Wann Anna L. al to II ID Colt and aLotner
gTth-st n a. 100 II OF 2d-ave. 100 ilNiOo
nS near Edward. to Excelsior savings Bank
Columbus-ave, No sS5. e corner lOzd-st' ,
rSsrn,on ch.ri:: ii. and another to Empire CITY
savings Bank T1ebout-ave. q. 30 II OF
is0th-st and adjoining lots. year ten .
REWARD Catherine r. 10 John Watkins and
another. ATHEIST. n g. 1875 n OF oth-a's~ ,
Kisin Benedict A. TO Gilbert Dsens. Grand-st. -,
corner Es:ex,s yer :rv saving: Bank.
No 90 pivision-st years .....'......'.'..''''
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Jackson, fsidore. TO William p Douglas executor.
etc. Nos PA and 2i6 Delancey-st, l year .....
Oussani Joseph. 20 the Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Lexing'on-aye. n W corner 10Th st,
Franklin. Mary c, to Theodore Berdell s2d-s,.
IS $50 4 OF 5th-ave. ] year ................
Flanagan. William Y, to Dime Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn Boulevard. corner 66th-st.
years 49,
Rierst. Joseph w to rsldore jackson and another.
No as 70 4s4 Cherry-st demand .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

- for repair shop Puget Sound will be received the
Bureau OF Yards and Docks Navy Department Washing
ton until o'clock. June 10 1909. and tten and there
publicly opened for the construction OF engineer
ing shop boiler house the Puget Sound Naval
Station. Bremerton, Wash. Plans. specifications and
forms OF proposal obtained application the
Bureau or TO the Commandant Of the Naval Station.
Bremerton. MORDECAI T. EDNICOTT. Chief OF Bureau.
Anrfl 1900
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ONCE of the

Secretary. Washington. D. C.. April II. 1896. -
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until z
o'clock p NJ May 30 1890 for furnishing for Of the
Customs Service during the period Of one year from
July l. 1880. such scales beams weights and other
weighing apparatus and repairs OF the same se may be
required and 10 be delivered free OF all charges Tor
bids parts Of bids. and waive defects Proposals
Endorsed Proposals for Scales Beanie and weighing
Apparatus" Full information and schedule OF me
places which implements may be required to be dsv
will be furnished upon appncatioh 10 TINS o"oe
O. L. sPAULDING Acting Secretary
TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Newport, r. L.
- May s. 1soo-seaied proposals for dredging In Ssw
p.dtord ia rbor Mass will be received here until ii
A Tune s 1890 and then publicly opened. lnforma-
lion furnished on application. ID. W. LOCKWOOD
Major. Enggs.
TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE, New-London
~ Conn May o. .lsa9-seaed proposals in tripcats
~ he received here until ~ o'clock noon, June .. 1879
"a then publicly opened for dredging and sone-work In
Bridgeport Harbor. and dredging in Cos Cob haroor
conn Information furnished on application SMITH =
LEACH. Mai. Engineers
TT 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, New London
- Conn., May s. ise9-seaied proposals in tripieants
m he received here until IL o'clock. June g. 1899
and then publicly opened. for dredsng In New Haven
Varbor Conn. Information furnished on hppho""O"
SMITH g. LEACH. Mai, Engrs
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CAPITAL
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COMMON STOCK :.

Tho p,s,s-r., Stock IL preferred both az 70 dwl-
bends and in any Hnal distribution OF assets WI" az
unusual provision that there SHAH DC an a.,
accumulation of a surplus endd ch TO retire the
Preferred stock, az $3.50 pc share .. =, LAND
will the fee In o5o acres "a
a. Aurora Mo with ali equipment ana machinery Vi
the producing leases row on ne III was AZ 900
Of Lead 3s3 OF silicate ana Sc sn
Of Jack on which the net profits were sIoi 90
sverse. ~ 81 O0O for each working day tne nror
months beginning January }, the ne phi PHI ak 900
urorer,y has been visited by Messrs u MIN.
Arthur B. sshee and awrence Whitcohp: Ia. ~ No
directors ana oficers in Missouri ENG .dv,s.
unsnlross,y annrcve Of this purchase ana ao'ise
"Eng as soon as possible
The 0mcers and Directors OF the company
are as follows
posis.-, ...........C. M1NOT WELD
Nce-Presldent. ~, e,rr
Treasursr ARTHUR h. sllSbEE
secretary Observation-Disclosures NiShin' -
co,,,., Hon CHARLES 8. HAMLlN
subscr,p,,on. received by THE NORTH AMERICAN
TRUST COMPANY. 100 Broadway. New loI"
Transfer Agents-THE OLD COLONY TRUST |o''
PANY. Boston
george I. Croker.
I Ainot Weld
Afhur B. ssbee. -.
suon Davis 'o'"0O"
A<she C. Wead. ...........s...".''' -
CHARLES A. Campbell. :. -
Charles X. Sprague go -
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Proposals.


A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET,
NEW YORK CITY. MAY !. isS9-Seaed proposals.
IN tripcste will be received here until ~ O'Clock
June 5h 1899 and then opened for dayage required by
the Quartermasters Department during the fiscal
commencing July LIST. 1899. Conditions blanks. etc.
furnished application. Government the right
10 reject accept any all bids part thereof
Proposals should he endorsed Proposals for Drayage
BALL. Asst- 0mar ierrna sier- Cieneral L S. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
Real estate for Sale or Gxrbanse.

n rADIsON AVENUE and i0ist Street-Five,stor,
MI double hats fully rented At low price or Tlil ex
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The Erie Telegraph and
Telephone Company
Dividend No. 02.

quarterly dividend no e2 Of one per cent, WI. %.
IA no h.ck mailed TO stockholders. May 49, lS'' tnat
are n, record at noon May g. The STOCK Doors VIII ~
clo,ed at noon May o. and opened June H. I'''
cHAs A. GRANT. Treasurer.