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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
4 DISCOVERY IN PAROS.
From The London Atheneum.

From The London Athenaum
An important discovery is reported from Paros,
in the shape of an inscription containing portions
of the biography of the celebrated lyric poet
Archilochus, of Paros, by a hitherto unknown
writer, Demeas, who wrote probably about the
third century 3. c. The biographer drew his
facts, many Of which were unknown till now,
from the works of the poet. and cited the pas
sages on which he based his information I'm
fortunately, the shattered condition of the stone
has destroyed all but few disconnected words
in some of the quotations, but DR.. Hitler Won
Gartringen, who has done such excellent work
in inscriptions, has published in the learned
"Mittheilungen,' Of Athens, all that be de-
ciphered of the text.
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DEDICATION OF AUTHOR TO HERSELF
From Notes and Queries.

"A Narrative of the Life of Mrs. Charlotte
Clarke" begins as follows: THE Author to
Herself: Madam, Tho Flattery." etc. The copy
l have access to has lost the title page but a
passage toward the end is worth quoting:
This Day. April -. 1856. is published the
Eighth and Last Number of "A Narrative of the
Life Of Mrs Charlotte Clarke" with a Dedication
from and to myself: The properest Patroness
l could have chosen, most likely TO be
tenderly partial to my pOetical Errors and will
be as bounteous in the Reward as we may rea-
sonaby imagine my Merit may claim"
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Clifton Johnson, who wrote of English hedge
rows not long since. has followed his entertain
ing English rambles with others in France. which
he has described and pictured in book that the
Macmillan Company is about to publish. entitled
Along French Byways" Mr.. Johnson is
photographer and to illustrate his volume has
taken many charming plates, which are repro
duced in halftone. He has also produced the
decorative cover in which the book is bound.
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ing about actual fighting. One of them is
novelette, on The Kidnapping of President
Lincoln" In them Mr. Harris has added new
figure to those he has heretofore made familiar.
that of Mr.. Billy Sanders" old Georgia
countryman who goes to kidnap the President,
and has supply of humor rivalllng Lincoln's
own
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advice to women in regard to dress. cooking and
all such matters as they relate to camp life,
which she draws from her own experience.
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HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.'S
New Books
HIGGINSONS WORKS


New Riverside Edition of the Writings of T. W. Hs.
GlSsoN. Rear4nged and revised BY the author
Vols l. and H., CHEERFUL YESTERDAYS and Coz
TEMPoRARIEs, have already appeared
Vol. ILL.,, Army LIFE N a BLACK REGIMENT. With
portrait OF Colonel Higginson in Uniform.
Vol. ~, WOMEN AND THE ALPHABET.
Emo So. 90 each.
This is a new and handsome library edition
of Colonel HigginsOn'S writings, IN seven vol
umes Vol III. is the extremely interesting
account of the cOlOred regiment which ne con-
manded; Vol. N. groups his important and de-
Iightful essays relating 10 women and their
rightful position in modern life.
THE MONITOR AND THE NAVY
UNDER STEAM
By FRANK NJ. BENNETT, Lieutenant u 5, Navy. Fully
Illustrated 12mo $3.50.
Lieutenant Bennett tells the very interesting
story of the United States Navy from the time
when steam and iron became the leading factors
in construction and motive power. Beginning
with the dramatic duel between the Monitor
and the MerrimaC, he traces the history through
the triumphs of Admiral Farragur, The sinking
OF the Alabama by the Kearsarge. 10 the great
victories at Manila and Santiago Lieutenant
Bennett was the cruiser New York during ne
war with Spain
AN INDIAN GIVER. A Comedy
THE SMOKING CAR. A Fare
BY w. D. HowELls. ArtisticzIy printed ani bound
so cents each.
The humor. deIicacy and grace. as we'll as the
engaging interest. Of Mr.. HoweIIs's plays CON-
mend them alike for reading and for use
private theatriCalS.
Sold 5y al Booksellers Sert, ts5..asiI, y
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., BosTm
IL EAST 17TH STREET. Nav YoRX
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ID door north OF Slst-st-, until O'Clock a4.e-
Inents received At The following branch C-ces a. rs
ONCE rates until O'Clock viz - Stl-ass
cor 2Sd-st-: Isl 6th-ave-. 12rh-ss: Mays Oaa-
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Not merely the college undergraduates for
whom they are primarily intended, but many
general readers perhaps even more, will be in
terested in DR.. E. B. Reeds Selections from
Pope" to be published by Henry Holt &,
Co It's choice of the best pieces of an author
not much read quoted nowadays may serve
to diffuse a more general knowledge -of his
works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

Two of Mr.. Howells's dramatic diversions IAN
Indian Giver" and THE Smoking Car" will ap-
pear to-day from the press of Houghton Mif-
fin & Co. They will be brought out in dainty
shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22
4 M ERlCA'S
ECONOMIC
SUPREMACY.
By BROOKS ADA1S. Author of ''THE LAW
OF CIVILIZATION AND DECAY"
Cloth. I21o. SIPS.

Every voter should read this book. The
questions which govern the coming cleo
tons are treated with mastery clearneSS.
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THE SOFT SIDE.
By HENRY JAMES.
Author of "THE TWO MAGICS," etc.
Cloth, 2nro. $3.50.

A volume of stories in which Mr.. James
style and method are seen at their best IN
the keen contrast afforded by the variety
of his plots. A collection of what is with
out doubt some of his best work.
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TRUTH BEATS FICTION:
READ "GASTON GRIFFIN .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

The Century Company is bringing out this
fall the largest list of books it has ever under
taken, twenty-eight in all, including the bound
issues of The Century" and st Nicholas"
OF these nine reprints, including eight Of
classical books, among which the two
"thumbnail" issues of "Epctetus," and "Rab
and His Friends" the latter with Andrew
Lang's preface. The ninth reprint will be a re-
issue of Hugh Wynne," now in its eighty
eighth thousand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22


Christian missions to foreign countries have
been put, in a way. on the defensive by the
present crisis in Chinese affairs and the charges
made by some to their share of the response
bilty for the existing state of affairs in the
Orient For this reason there will be a special
timelness in the appearance within a few weeks
of Professor William Newton Clarke's book "A
Study of Christian Missions" Professor Clarke's
previous publications have marked him as hav-
ing breadth of view. champion of orthodox
Christianity who is fully alive to modern cur
rents of thought, and who, therefore should have
something to say OF special value at the present
juncture. His book is described as an at
tempt to show the duty of the Evangelical
Church in the light of the Chinese complication
and in the face of growing feeling against the
present methods of carrying on missionary
work His contention is that it must be done
on different lines from those that were laid down
forty fifty years ago, and he attempts to
point out what lines The book will be pub
lished by the Scrbners.
Mr. William Dudley Foulke is better known
from his connection with Civil Service and other
reform movements than as a writer of stories.
but the Putnams are soon to produce moved nv
him entitled Maya A Story of Yucatan." II
IS story. and something more. for it embodies
the strange history of the early tribes of Yucca
tan at the time Of the first landing of the Span
iards. 1t is said that historical accuracy is
preserved in the narration. and that all the
characters real personages
The Puppet Show" is the title of a novel of
present day life in England and on the Con-
tinent by Miss Marion Bower. author of THE
Story of Molle" and "Payton Jacks Gentle
man in '93" 1t will be published early in DC
tober by Henry Holt & Co
Mrs. Grace Seton-Thompson 'roughed II" with
her husband in his quest for acquaintance
with wild animals, and tells about 1t in book
soon to be published by Doubleday, Page & Co
called "A Woman Tenderfoot." 1t Is said 10 be
not only narrative full of outdoor interest and
entertainment, but to contain much valuable
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POOKS.-An OUT-Of-PRINT BOOKS SUP
~ Piled no matter what subject. Write I
can you any book published The most expert
book finders extant. Please state wants and when n
England call and inspect my so 600 books BAKERS
GREAT BOOKSHOP. John Bright St. Birmingham. Eng
land
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Blanche Willis Howard's novel, "One Sum
mer" though first published In 1879, still re-
tains its popularity, as is shown by the fact
that Houghton N1iff1in & Co have found it de-
sirable to reissue it in a new and attractive
form at a low price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

Mr. Joel Chandler Harris has made a name
for himself high in the list of American writer's
in the intervals of his daily work a news
paper man on THE Atlanta Constitution" Now
he has retired from the journalistic grind, to
give his whole time to literature. His new
book, ION the Wing of Occasions" will be pub
lished early this fall by Doubleday. Page &
Co. These stories all deal with unwritten
history of Civil War times. though there is moth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

MAN ART some ~ Its Principles art .aeu 1Nss',E-
bon TranSISy-s3 ana r.gi,-I Ty Ms ; A-taa,
Strong, IL n. With fourteen plates ans 9aal'-,,s
text Illustrations Cuarto. pp- lsS. N--e N@--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-22

A volume of essays by Charles whitley, the
English critic will be published next week by
Harper & Bros. 1t is called The Pageantry Of
Life" and covers such variety of subjects as
Young Weston" "A Marshal Of France"
'"Theagenes." THE Real Pepys," Saint Simon"
"A Friend of Kings" THE Caliph of Fonthill,"
Barley D'Aurevilly" and "Disraeli the
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
CURRENT TALK OF THINGS PRESENT
AND TO COME

Although Mrs. Wards Eleanor will not be
finished in it's serial form in "Harper's Maya
zine" before the December number Harper d
Bros. are going to publish it as book as soon
as possible after the middle of october. They
will publish this and Mr. Howellss Literary
Friends and Acquaintance" in special limited
signed editions; of Eleanor 200 copies VIII De
printed, of Mr.. Howellss book 80. Both edltons
will be signed in autograph. and both will be in
special bindings and contain many illustrations.
There will also. of course, be popular editions
of both books.
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A DVEhI1SEAENT5 and subscriptions for rrfh,,n.
"A received AZ their Uptown once No 1 24s Broad
nsnts received az the following branch al regular
once raves SLtl O'Clock p VIZ 254 gth-
cor Ssd-st: a. theye cor i2th-st: Mays 6th-avs
Sna - near Vest 66th-st; 100
s2dst between Ith and Sth i5B East aTthsf, Ss
Scave between 5th and TIth iO26 3d-avs. near
olstst. lIo5 lat-ave s9th st.: 75s Tremonf-ave
90 near ss1i % sdays 2o BsecksE-sl
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points to-day against $50 600 bushels last year 627
cars at the three spring wheat points against 4S4
cars Local receipts this week 5000 bushels.
and shipments only 5000 bushels. Seaboard clear
anees have been heavys cearances to-day, 81, 900
bushels. Gables show the foreign markets are OF
the same holiday phase as this Private cables
from Argentina were rather bearish. Statistican
Snow modifying some OF his recent bullish esti-
mates. The New South Wales crop is estimated
the largest on record. II 700 bushels There is
some uncertainty to the visible supply Monday,
about toss I'D between increase or de-
crease.
Corn prices were steady early. but the deferred
futures finally closed 1s9Ae under Friday Decem-
Der closed S7ss: January s5S<; May ss% The lead
ing professionals. Patten, Bartlett Frazier and
Others are actively bearsh. Receipts are showing
some increase-4l6 cars here with as fer Monday
and almost one million bushels at primary points
against less than 100000 bushels last year Clear
ances were heavy-lOs5.OOo bushels-with half of it
out of Baltimore. Receipts here will increase con-
siderably next week; the stock will increase about
10000 bushels There was better shipping de-
mand sales about 100000 bushels.
Oats keep stupidity dun. the range within &c
Tonights close is barely &c under last the Janu-
airy 2l&c sellers and the May $50. Receipts were
l66 cars. with 40 for Monday Oats prices are al
most exactly where they a week ago.
Flaxseed was nominally 1G2c higher. Duluth was
up 2GSe. There was hardly any trade. No
Northwestern was 81 e5 the December 81 s1A and
the May 81 6lk. There 20 cars of seed against
80 year ago OIL Is weak at Sc
Provisions were barely steady. The Cudahys all
this week have been moderate sellers Of December
lard, merely supplying. however the demand from
shorts There is no pressure on the market Pro-
vision prices show about 21zc under Friday, and
are almost exactly where they were a week ago.
although hog receipts have been heavy. There
have been 10000 hogs here this week and 10000
estimated for next week There is naturally some
increase in stocks. Lard about % 500 tierces;
pork. 1880 barrels and ribs. 1OsOO0 900 pounds
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA


84 y d y ~ - - " &8 ID n a.
y RAIL1OA
STATIONS soot of WEST INVENTIVE STREET
AND DEsBROsSEs AND coRTLANDT STREETS
e"rti~ndt Streets II ave INMATES later than
taat given below for Tyvensy-thfrd strees
s.nuon. except where otherwise noted
Toss % P sr Sleeping Il 'S car PsssasE %
az az A. v. gAsT LISFs-PiS5sbarr and cleveland.
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WASHINGTON AND THE South.
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s and Dn.RE cars rs dt@sas cs as dining
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so 0yns 3s sAILwET-EzDress. as. AS m Iz1O
NORFOLK OH 2. AND WESTERN RArLwAY-For MsmpAis
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FOs 2Lb POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-T-s5
TrSr-n ~ -S1Ef-955 A. m. IS weekdays.
standard Coaches
CAPB MAT.-f2 - n ., rasl -.
vss On New York and Long Branch Railroad lfrorn
thlrd Street station Sj5 a. II 40.
iron az pa.h 49, p m sundays. % 45S ..
sDtouIOsses and COrtlandt Streetsl. 300 a.
-~""' S4O' AID alO n SUNDAYS q as m. SIS pm.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
and C0rtlandt Streets 500. rs, Z55.
"a c o. % q 50 Penna LInfte. 1910
80 NI,tandt streets l0.&0l Dining Carr Dining
49, az. IlSS a. m y IS. l255 DINING Carr CDes-
ana Cortlandt Streets 20 255. q 355 425
'GGtnnnS carr ass Dining Carr Dining Carr.
80 SO, 500. 9.25 0. ta. night sundays 10.
,,oo2- ul9 eoaehesl SOS SIS. 055 Q4mltedD O. So
.DnIag carr n s. - IS Dining Carr I55
S.Iins Sarl. 525 355 4-25 dining Carr IS Dining
' 49, 9-1'' 49, = AA ---tD
Ticket offices Nos 4s1 IIa6 1854 III and 2s1 BroaA
NaS' Astor House; West TwenGyhird Street Station.
h9 ssuens foot e Desbrosees and Cortlandt Streets:
COurt street, $50 Fulton Street as and
rennsyIxanis annex Station. BrooEyn; Station Jersey
lily Inc New York Transfer Company cal eor
70 destination -sN
road Cab Service. - A~~"-
j. B. HUTCHINSON WON
Oenerai Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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C0LORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange furnished by Wtliam p. Bon
bright a. Co.. OF Colorado Springs:
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ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

49,. FOR PHILADELPHIA
., i1aso tZ30 $500 900 1000. MS a. m fLoc.
60 81 F9sOO y 40 t400, sf40O t430 $500 $780, f730.
soVV fL925 m. "f2 rs mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
&C. ipsaA3o tsOo 1000 ~113O a m II 90 sISO ss4o.
'oOO. 100 .. m. sI2 Is mdt
a., Liberty ST. Ferry Ferry 49, IT. 2ol,
a34 945 1900 1854 Broadway 5th Ave 737 sth Ave.
Union So West. 153 West 25th
st. 40 Columbus Ave, New York. Court ST.. 344
ot brooklyn: % Broadway. Williamsburg. New
transfer Co calls for and checks to dss
rFEom Liberty ST. only Daily. fDay except sunday
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec Is (speciaD -wheat prices have
mao range Of barely &c. and to-nights figures
are as close 10 Fridays they well could be. In
iact to-night's wheat prices almost Identical
WITH last Saturdays. The market is a merely typi-
NeI monday anair just now. and likely 20
prove anything else until after New Years. May
opened az 7Ske sold between 7s5sc and 7sssc, and
closed az nzc. January closed AZ 7Olkc and De-
eelnoer at 10se The professional mood is persist
shuy 10 try for rallies but there Is just as per-
N's'eHt encouragement from the large primary
49, 'b''A ~ There were Ges,o09 bushels Western
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Excursions.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received AT their Uptown Once No l242 Broadway
received the following branch Offices regular
Office until o'clock p viz 254 Sthave-.
1872 Sth-ave. 12th-st: Mays 6th-ave
and lsth-st. i42 Columbusave. near West 66hst lO6
West 42d-st 6th-avs: 90 East 14th-st. PSI West
t2dst between 7h and sth ayes l59 East 4Ithst; SSs
Sd-aVe 18th and nth lO28 3d-ave.
lst-ave s9th-st: 756 Tremont-ave
$50 2d-ave. 41stst.: So 3d-ave.: 30 Beeckers
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new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
elS A NJ and 33S p NJ n
Ptttshed: Sundays at 30 A
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains flurni with Pntsch Light.
Ticket Offices At 1t3 2Rt AIS and 216 Broadway 8
Union Union 81 W, gTS Columbus Ave- 1873 West t25th 81.
l2Dth Sc and i3Sth St Stations. New T2a
Fr yn 81 and 104 Broadway: p d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 300 3Sth York Central
Service. Baggage checked fom residence 81
Westcott Exrras Cnrrra
EDGAR FTTrN cE0RGE n
General Superintendent. General Passenger AGENT
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Bay STATE Gas Co. .---...-
Bling Gas LIST mtg Is. 1885.
90 stock ...----....-.-. !.
Bun c Gas LIST mtg 5s. 1877
90 STOCK ..-.-..---... /.
c Gas 60 OF NJ LIST 5s. 1885
Con Gas Co Of ] C 4p. c..
DO lst Be-, 1874 ......-.-.
C9lum Gas Co LIST Sc. 1881
- - a - co Act Con 81. lasss
IT " Gas CO ist 6s. rex.
Grand Rapids q L Co Ss.
DO lst Is. 1918.
lndisnap Gas lst 6s. 1920. /
Lafayette Gas LIST IS. 1924
L a w v Gas LIST &c. 1928.
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Mad O a Il co lst Is, 1929.
NE 9 a { Lest mug IS. 1927
Dc STOCK .--.....------.-..
Ohio & 20 LIST mtg 6s. 1926. I
Do sd G (new)..-.....-..i
Peoples Gas Osweg0 stock.
do . . c..--s....---.s-...l
Syracuse G LIST mtg IS. 1861
DO stock ..-----..-......-
O.. JOSEPH Gas LIST bs. 1887
90 stock ..s.-.-.-...-..
81 Pau Gas Con IS. 1874. o..
Do stock ..-.-......-....-l
West 9 OF Milwaukee G p c.
DO lst Be. 1888.
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains York. foot OF Chamber, a
as follows. and minutes eariieS from W sd ST.:
BOO a. Daily-SOlid Il n,
BinghaEnton. Waveriy. Elmra and Bradford CoachsS
parOr and cafe dining 10 Buffalo
ESQ D. Daily.-Chicago Limited-Fast mau-ao1ts
train Chicago. arriving 20 D. Arr CLEVELAND ~ -
Sleepers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati DDt, -
80 m. Daily -Bntalo and Cleveland Express.Sr--
BuEalo T.05 Bradford 80. 90 ana Y,,,..
falo Cleveland. Cafe " D1--
0.15 %. IN Daily.-Sod Rfnehar,fo,
IT, Eimira Chicago SieeDers Buffalo. Chicago cincsa
Dining ~ ~"iSaR-
TICKETS. Local TIME CARDS AND prYr,,,~,
4 ACCOMMopATIoNs az III Ii2 26i tOt ard az ~
Broadway l5S East lS5s ST. and 2ls West l2sss -
$50 Fulton ST. 81 Broadway Brooklyn iee RiSsS sed
Eoooksn ana SsrssS ~ station Nsw York Transf..
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Walker BrotheFz No. II Broadway.
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LACKAMANNA RAILROAD

Stations in New-York. foot BARCLAY - -,
anu Shfseo-
GfoSesnd Mail .......-..-.. $500 NJ 15.taa ~ A.
11-teA@Mdnna Limited 1000 $3.50 - -
New York q Chicago Ex.... loo IL W .S-ov = a.
u "a
Chicago BunasO LIMITED. = ed. no - a =.@V = N
Utica ithaca & Buffalo. 4 81 Nj A. Al
syracuse Bun. Chi Ex... si2,OO n,sne .,o,oO A. u.
SleepcEs open $50 p M A. ~.
a.. daSksts az % Firth Ave. 6o4 Columbus xx. ia -,
Fulton 81. Brooklyn = - 81 ana SSS
Wesseotts Exprsss Company VIII can for ana -,
- ~~-onAAloA fExcant sunday. sflssis y
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HOMESTAxE MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING. 10 BROAD STREET,
NEW YORK, December 18th, 1900.
DIVIDEND NO. 30S
THE regular monthly dividend, TWENTY
FIVE C25) CENTS PER SHARE has been de-
cared November payable at the transfer agency in
New York. the 26th inst. Also EXTRA DIVIDEND
ono. 300 Of Twenty-Five C25) Cents, payable at the
and place
Transfer books close the goth inst.
. LOUNSBERY & co. Transfer Agents
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Int period Bid. Acked