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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17

a brief telegram The other Gay re-
cited That Que James McMuIien hau
LOST an arm 10 a wri0ging machine 10
laundry at Hutchinson. Here Is tue
remarkable story related about the
accident by the Hutchinson News:
"MCMullen stopped at the wringer
aud held his haudS over it 10 dry
them. He got one haLd too lew 50
that the air suction caught it,. and
the arm from the elbow down va,
taken of as by miracle. The wiring
er is large circular iron affair, with
a smaller bowl inside it in which the
clothes are paced. Tue smaller
apartment is perforated with holes
upon the sides. and the auuie thing re-
wolves at the rate OF several thousand
IevOlGtlODSa minute. me effect is
that the air currents within the
wringer are as terrific in their power
as the center section Oi a Kansas
cyclone that strikes building and
hurls it to atoms, the force seems
appalling ard incomprehensible. The
accident to Mr.. McMullen was equally
mystifying. The instant his arm
came 10 contact with the current Of
air il was parted at the elbow. One
part lay on the clothes that were on
the machine and the other dangled
from his shoulder. There was moth
ing about the machine to give him
even . scratch. The nerve exhibited
byMcMullen was wonderful. "ltneve
touched me, was the first thing he
said. The girls in the room were
screaming and McMullen calmly in
formed them that it was not his head
that had been taken of, and told
them to be still. He was taken to a
hospital and his arm was amputated
close to the shoulder"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17

When the Ii ,er fails TO secrete bile.
the blood becomes loaded with bilious
properties, the digestion becomes i'm
paired and the bowels constipated.
Herbine has a direct action on the
liver and excretory organs, and a few
doses will cure any case of bilious
ness. Price, 80 cents-A. NJ. Stanley,
druggist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17
IKE ATCHIS0N, TOPEKA ( SANTA IF
RAILWAY COMPANY.

6HANAf Mo
From north and east
No. 427, Accommodation. 10 % Z.
No. SIS, Mixeddaily OK. SuDdav...... .7:2l D 4.
So. Kansas division
No. 2l3, Express. 1880 a n
No. 221 Freight, dsily........... ....n:OOpn
From the west
No. 2O4, ssenger................ ...5,3j p u
No. 492. Freight. daily eN. Sunday. 500 a u
From the sOuth-Hunnewell branch.
No. 596 Mixed, daily ex. Sunday. $50 n
NO. SIS, Freight, daily ex. Sunday. $50 II
Caldwell branch
No. 42S. Accommodation. $40 p n
DEPARTURES.
North and east
No 526, Mixed, daily ex, Sunday. .. .9:25
No. AS Mixed. ..........,5 SIS IN
NO. SIS, Freight, daily ex, Sunday. 600 y n
Stock Express every Tuesday. 800 u
southern Kansas division
No pa Eastern Express. ...... $50 D N
No 222 AccCnn. leave fl depot 200 Ii
West
Nc 203 Passenger. ....."...,.." RS ! n
'No. 4sl, Freight, daily ex. Sunday. E. 8 90 n
south-Caldwell branch
NO' f-'i hiAOu '.N-''..... '''''''-'''''AV'OV N
South-Hunnewell branch
No. IS. Mixed, dally ex. sunday. -. 7'2a m
No SIS, Freight. dG1.y &. Sunday, :. 1880 n
'Leaves freight depot.
EEAll trains run through without change
to Kansas City, Atchison anu st. Joseph
making all eastern connections.
Reclining chair cars on all trains.
Train Nos. 221, 30, 49l and 400 arrive snt
depart rom 80 ''-f's.'t ,;'t.s
Trains Nos 80 end U.s. arrive and depot
from passenger dept.
April /. 100. I. {. PJkDY, Agent
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17

NO.. aud J run tnrHEsL It. Worth with
outchsnge.
free reclining chair cars on all passenger.
TO Kansas City and st. Joe, where direct con.
nection is made with all lines north. cas-
and south. No. mas through sleeper To-
San Antonio. Tickets sold aud baggag,
checked to all important points In the Uni
ted States and Canada.
Nay Il, 1899.
J. V. WILLIAMS. kgept
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17

Don't despair because you have
weak constitution. The vitalizing
principle of Herbine will assuredly
strengthen it. In every drop of Her
bine there is life. There is a stimu-
lating, regCnerating power, unequaled
in the whole range OF medicinal prepa-
rations. Price, 80 cents "A. NJ. Stan
ley, druggist.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17
BLOOD POISON

tas and
on
they
rheumatcp aina dcoyaed
modified Sfua
and uacbe blood
have
drive from the outside but doing its the inside and will show e
as thousands
Contagious Blood Poison and will the only vegetable blood purifier
the tde blood particle the
Of the disease.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1900-05-17
CHAS. COVELL-.
RAILROAD TIME CARD
NHICAGo, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC

G0CNu EAST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-05
SUPREME COURT. County OF New York

Charies Lar1er. Trustee L Scnenc<
Flaintiir against Bernhard Rosensrocz
Intants-Lu pursuance q Judgment
sale duly made and entered abO-- entitled
n@arlng date the Path day o. 1vovsuhsr Isae I the
undersigned the Referee IN said judgment named
sell az public auction az The New
rom No III Broadway 10 the Borough of Manhattan
CITY OF New York the sTh % January. -
o'clock DAY. McViczzr and COMPANY.
Auctionesrs the premises directed by said Judgment
sold and therein described follows
Al that certain lot. piece parcel with
building thereon ID 4 -
Stry OF Nsw-TorS aforesaid and which II ard
described follows. that - Beginning ths
corner formed re intersection Of sCutherIy s4s
% Broore Street with the westerly side
and running thence westerly along
Broon1s street. twenty-five inches
tiers OF inca thence and parallel
street and part q the distance through
hundred Feet, thence ssstsry and parallel Brocus
Street twenty-five feet inches
an men % the westerly side Gosrck
rortherly along said side OF oerck
hundred feet % the point place OF beginning sail
premises being known BY Number g
Broone street and also known Nos 13 L. y and 3
C0srck Street
Dated New York. Dscsrbsr Il 1899
THOMAS F. DONNET.LsY. Referee.
MILLER PE<CECHAM & DIXON Plarrf-.
80 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. NsE-Yorx CRY
The following diagram above described
premises Number Is E-o0rs Srr@ec
and also known BY the Street Numbers e Is ard g
Goerck Street.
Brooue Street
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financial.
KANSAS CITY, PITTSBURG & GULF
K, z. REORGANIZATION.
Philadelphia. Pa. December .

Philadelphia. Pa. December -. 1925
,f-re than eighty Per all the securities Of the
.-e-s Cfrv FTrtsburK a Gulf Railroad Company; OF
= Earsas City Suburban Belt Railroad Company. and
Ssrg-ed un5e- assent 20 the modified plan for
published by TINS
-g-~tree dated Philadelphia. Pa. November ISIS
terefre said aforementioned plaE is hereby de
- % the plan agreement be had aF
,lics-11 70 any q the following depostJares. viz.
ProvfdenF Life and Trust Company of
philadelphia. Pa
seabOard National Bank of New York,
n. u
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Guardian Trust Company Chicago. Ill.
AmSterda ms.he Trustee hantnocr Of Am
Holland
Amsferdamsche Bank of Amsterdam Hol-
CONNER and Dfsconto Bank of Berlin,
Messr~. KIeinwort. Sons 81 Co.. of London
England
Pursuant the Listing
r---rr5--4a 4 Exchange, all OF
1sE ze-rs7itz-ss VIII receive deposits q OF The
-r--s included said plan without penalty
f-r--s5fug re Eay OF January 1900
WILLIAM r. HARRITY. Chairman
A HFCkSC HER New YORK;
HERMAN ELCkEN CNsw York;
WILLIAM EDENBoRN Chicago
MAN PAM tChleagll-
S1HT Fl. r.. SHIFLET-
SII.AS W PETIT:
WINTHROP SMITH
JOHN V. LOCGHNEY. Secretary
IATHROP, MORROW, FOX Il MOORE. III
Ua~t ska 81 Kansas city No
PAM. CALHOUN 4 GLENNON. Rookery Building,
READ & PETIT. s2s Chestnut Street. Phila-
OF Counsel for the ReorganIzatfon Com
mlTTee-
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seaboard clearances were

,ooI was l.assd lover seaboard clearances were
6a40Oo bushels
f0sts held their own. There was large SHIPPING
business accomplished least 100000 bushels. In
-. 5az-s the shtppiug demand has come mainly
s-on, abroad The inspection was IA cars. with
t5 cars estimated for tomorrow; seaboard clear
ances were 51os0 bushels May oats closed al &c
- rbev did last night: February. 2212c.
F-sxzeed was slow but arm. nc over Wednesday
49, = = In spite Of the high prices receipts
-s--rae35uglv light only - Of seed to-day at
zFi-ueau0lis Duluth and Chicago
mere vas an unusual provision advance. pork up
Il "a p. lard I'D l@Ic 70 &c; ribs up iSc TO 1I1zc
- ~ ofFe-fugs vas the feature rather than any
- ordinary bsylng demand. There were outside
$500 orders ard little for sale The advance was
= spite OF the receipt OF 4Soo hogs and OF a de-
rlfre Of 80 z the yards
- re curb puts or Nav wheat closed at 6sl2c;
ais eszc Puts on May corn SSLs dss314c; calls
g9lxc
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF


NEW YORK-ELL-A r DOWNS Plaintiff. against
REUBEN ". ROSS and Others. De1snda1rs
tlrsriOcuc-ry q
and sale. duly made and emitted
I. the undersigned the judgment
viii sell public auction The New YORK ZEAL Estate
Salssroo No III BroadSay. IN TIE Borough q Manu.
an Clty OF New klrk, NeW YORK OF t1e zSrh Cay OF
Ja1uary. is1o u 1c0-k day. by
Ireland aucrtonsers the premises directed 5y satd t1dz
ment % oe sold. and therein described follows;
PARCEL No L
ALL thai certain lot piece parcel q lzld situate.
lying and being Ninth Ward o. City O
1olA SHOWN anu cl7f-Aslsnec On cerLaI map slLltle1
Map OF properly bel0uginE A 2 Ps Eighth
Ward n the CITY New York" z. Bridges.
City Surveyor and NE 0ace OF Register %
the City and County o New YORK lot number hun
forty-nae b1uzed and described as roIl0wz %
BEGINNING a peiur the s1uthe-iy side o.
hundred and three feet Cl and 20 inches Westerly
intersection q
with the westerly III q Greenwich and
thence westerly along the said line q Christopher street
twenty C20 feet % No 148 said
thence s0utheriy HE right angles sad
line OF Christopher STREE along sad lot number las eighty
thence northsastsry a line parallel the r0rthvss-
e-ly line OF Sixth Avenue along said lot
cred and aftsiG and lots Nos l55 and l4 t0r-sx el
feet inches and
No La ard lCt No $50 said 1fryfoUr 90
i've 81 inches The place q beginning, beng the
premises which conveyed 70 one Reuben Rasz n
ing dare NAY first 1888 and recorded
Register OF the City and County OF New YORK Llbsr
i09s OF Cunveyances 521 l1th day q Nay.
iS6s said premises being situated n section block $50
the land map o. CITY o. York
Dated. New York. Jar 2nd. 1900
CLIFFORD " HARTRIDGE
EDWARD ". SHELDON
PLAINTIFFS Att0rnsy No - Wall Street O
TIE following a diagram Of TIE properly solo
It's number Is \ ChrisCouh@- Street
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foreclosure 5aIes.
SUPRE9TE COrRT

SUPREME COURT. County OF New-T0rk.
= BENJAMIN 7. NISSAN. PEaintfr AGAINST JOSEPH
SVF-IAA as Adrni1tsrTaror- etc. o. John NcEeer De-
ceased ana others Defendants.
In pursua1ce q the fudzrsr- rr-srlnzs-s a-s al.
cay made and entered n 1ns above entitled action.
NJ aate ne SD Gay q December. iss5. l. un6er
sTH -Ls Teferee n sad ludEmenr nasae VII sal az
1tloH az ne View York Real Estate Salssroorus
No IL kroacxzy. n Borough a Maunar-zn CITY
sS 1orS On Neaness3sy tie l0fh day q January
- = = eleeS noon On mat cav ~ Hsroerr A
men . oe soia and therein described follows
-. eesi1 ot piece parcel q land situate n
W. . The cry q NeT le-s snt
nsoun1e- and desrri5ed as
a a FONT on the noTthsriy line o. One Huaired and
1vnll seventh street distant hundred and t1r-T
leet tFzF1iy frun
ton & ar ars~us
HoItle1ly me OF O1c Hundred and TWeurT-sevsrr1
StIe- aaa running thence no-rhTary and paEaEsI
80 SC --e1-l H----s % -
ne = ne oiock- thence EestTar-ly along sac
no-= ne q the block and parallel E11rsd
- seventh street sixteen f@er sad
and paFasie4 Wttd Second ATe1ze
4e aoLs tne middle Inc Of party ufnstT
te7 and eleven Inches Aforesaid
y re EiunTed aad rxsutys-vsnth Street thencs
seventh Street sixteen feet eight
. me pctnt place q SAID premises
Ss-s ana distinguished Number - I11td
$3.50 premises Beng ne sane Wn.c1
zee on ne cay above mentioned. 4ay
= reofla-F leso. conveyed the McFee
AD@i1 hiias Fte1eree- oy dead bearing
and said mortgage seing part
% ne eons41eration pu-chas-
Dated. New YORK. D~csuab~- zen IsseL
R4SD0I-Pa HURRY
lord. DAY LORD
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ofnce and Poet Orice Address 10 Broadway
- 5orouzh % Manhattan. City OF New YORK
premises. known No - I27ta
East I2Sfh Street
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90 Uh0m 1t man goHrrru-

THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA the Marsha e ne
United states southern District q New YORK
United states for the southern sres
New York the 18th Gay q peeeueer n re go
the rerryboa1 'sCcau engines. boilers, racSle 2-
pars furniture, wreekase AMI strppnss pTsylas sar
injury alleged been Occasio1e BY a collision -
tween said rsrTJooat Chieass @5a ne SI Ysoa y
the North or Hudson River and
WHEREAS sad nesi and petition 2rays azoas otSsT
persons claiming szaiast Sas1 fSans ana .es
By arising fro. said collision citing h7n ana @eea et
the southern District ~ Nev tork aaa a<e
due proof their respective claims a1d
70 me order % court transferred rs interest z
the said fsrryboat "Chcago &c unto samuel "a. =
pursuant the q the United states n sc1 @s-
W4E ~ I'D Cour- has ordered zsoulsio1
against al persons claiming -einsses -
citing them snDsar and make due proof o. taer -
Vow THEREFORE. you are hereby sazaHseasa 70 a.
80 -a-0ner ne Psursy Railroa1 Company Ter
any os5 asia a. ~ a. SO ssrveen ala ferry
boat "ChlcaEo' aal said steamship lly %
tnnsstoner al the Posi- once Es1laAnS =
the Manhattan and City q Ne~ A9r~ s
n TIE forenoon and aso colasfaa'--,- !. -
sa-sr ne allesasons = re libel petition h-en on
before ne sati last nentinnel lals ~ r-s-9
states nav grant .s...e
And wast you have ne premises l. ya tssrsot
make sad District court 2f ne CH55-e 49,
for the southern Discr q View N1r on the la LAY OF
April A y iiso 5oSe,as5 VIZ 5 ms 49,, Ts.s u N.
Dstrict CoHr: q ths unIsi STATE cor NJ $500 @
a d ISRa ard q IRlepsndsaee Of the Unsd states
me ss one H1noTsa Ai'' sAmT e. Il LYMAN. Clara
RSslxsoS, HIDDIE WARD
Pruc,ors tor Petitioner
IA Er1a.f New
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The approximate charge sztiz-y
S1iea en- 5ae ao2Ve described property % e sold
s-44stS- interest thereon l4rE day q
Sovsnner lss9. s3ssths- with costs and allowzacss
amounting 70 S40lSd.
1873 together with the % the sale The
mate amount OF taxes. asseSsrnents
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
e he purchase money. paid b. the Rzf=-ee. 10
- AZ 50 and interest.
Dated New York December 18Th. 1893.
TEOMAs 2 DONNEL.LsT Refsree-
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he approximate len n chs-ze -
- Is ~scn ne above described property b sod
- SoIoc4s vita interest thereon zrh day or
SoVenaoeT lsss. VITA costs and Allowances
amounting 70 S4I5-OT with from December
-. losetasr with the expenses The ap-
LLlAil4te amount o. taxes other
N---l-- % De allowed the purchaser
Rarnase money or paid BY the referee SS72
Dated. New York. December Ia,h. 1859.
RANDOLPH HURRY Rersres-
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n,HE ANNTAI. MEETING Of the stoekholaer.


IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon James NJ.
varuuu. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
Notice u given all persons having claims
against Mary E Nelson. late Of The County New
the with vouchers
the subscriber his place Of t-ansactng business.
Of Edward T. Brown No. Street
o. Manhattan. IN the City Of New or
before the 2Oth day or NAY next
Dated New Turk the 18th day q November 1sq9.
GEORGE p. NELSON ExecEtor
EDWARD F. BROWN. Attorney for Executor Is WAN
Street. Borough q Manhattan city OF New YORK
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A DvERTIsEMENTS ant Subscriptions Ter The Tribune
~ Uptown Office No 1242 broadway.
0f uuri o'clock
received following branch of1ess regular
Office until clock p. viz ID shave
I'D I52 ethRve-, i2th-ss Mays 6th-ave
and Coiunbus-ave. West
West s2a sgh-ave-; East 14th-st; az Vest
22a-st between tn sth aves.. LIE East 4Tth-st
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Springs Banks.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

lis Chambers ST., New York City.
The Trustees this institution declared interest
on all remaining deposit during and
sx months ending December 81 1899. at The FOUR
PER CENT pr a So
payable and Monday January - 1870 Deposits
made before January 10th from
January 1st- w q B TOTEM President
g. BYRON LATTMER. Secretary
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OFFICE OF
SEYMOUR. JOHNSON a. COMPANY
- srnsS,rgv New York City January End. 1900
n ROBINSON and ]. NJ. F0rtier have this
q DAY ztthdrazn from nrm. The business viii b.
continued BY DAVID Webster special partner
HENRY a SEYMOUR.
NAS0'O01< FREDERICK W. JOHNSON.
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Gopartnsrsbip Nctires.

NEW YORK. January /. 1890.
THE FIRM OF I4ADENBUHG. THALMANN
co. having terminated b. limitation. the under
signal have formed a partnership under the
same firm name Of LADENBURG, THALMANN &
CO., terminating Dec 81 1904
The new nrrn assumes all outstanding accounts and
enzaEements Of the old firm
Mr. Hans Won Bleictrbder. Dr. Georg Won Bleich-
rider and DR. Paul schwabsch members the banking
house u S Eseichr8der Berlin. together con
,rsbutaa The sum Of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
TJ4OT-sAT DOLLARS toward the capital u the special
partnership.
RICHARD LIMBIRGER.
General Partners.
HANS Won BLEICHRODER,
fEoRG Won BLEICHRODER,
PAIL sCHWABACH.
Special Partners.
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Blocker Street s Fulton
Ferry Railroad Company,
SEVEN PER CENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
The above mentioned Seven hundred thou
sand Dollars Bonds viii mature on january
1. 1900
Tie BIsecker Street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Com
rauy proposes extend AT the rate Of four
pe- Per until January l. 1850 the present
security and Hen force, principal
interest Ct the extended bonds payable gold
z-raagerents have been made with Trust
Company purchase bonds maturity par.
extend the same their account The Trust
Company rserT1ng the right without
the privilege 70 be extended 70 the bondhoIders-
Bon6holders wish themselves Of the priv
isge may notify The Company AZ once Of
rhetr intention CO. and present their
the ofce G The Trust Company, No 100 Broad
WY New York and after January 1900.
e extension and coupon attached.
CHARLES E. WARREN. Secretary.
Referring TIE above notice, We shall be
prepared 10 purchase the above named bonds
and after January at par.
BOndhOIders preferrtng TO extend their
bonds viii have the privilege TO do SO, il
they notify OF their intention or be
fore Jan. 8.
THE STATE TRUST COMPANY
100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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The BOwery Savings Bank.

I2s AND $50 BowERY
New York. Dec. %
A serni-anuuai dividend at THREE AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT per has been declared
and VIII be credited de3ostors all OF s. 20
and upward and exceeding 5000 which shall have
been deposited the first day
January next. viii be payable after Monday.
January Is. 1860
Money deposited before January 10. 1880 viii
draw interest from January l.
JOHN D. HICKS. President
HENRY a. sCHENCK ComptroIler.
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Eotire 90 Creditors.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS
WHEREAS the undersigned intends TO ap-
rIy 70 The Sur7-za1s+s O be County OF
washington. z Of administration upon
estate n McE-ts the Creek
= said County deceased under the provision
-y3 = he Civil Procedure to- limiting
la-ts q bond therefore
y creditors deceased present
sls 20 TIE SETr1Eate q said Comfy q Washington
CT before TIE q daE CT Fshraary. 1900.
ANNIE NIKE
1tea caznbr.ase. N =. Dec. g. 1880.
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approximate water rates ASS
premises about s1-S-ey
which wiz Be allowed purchase money OF 80
by referee
DATED. New YORK January md. 800 -
CLIFFORD ". EARTRlpt5E.
Referee
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Ernst Crmparles.
Crust Companies.

Capital 100000 Surplus S2,25O,OOO
Omitted Stzas Sfturtgage and Crust Gunlpanp,
The Mutual Life Building
50 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
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finanriaL meetinqs.

finanriaL Glesnues
OFFICE OF BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
BROOKLYN Jan .
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit co for the election Of
for the ensuing and 81
inspectors al the next succeeding
uual meeting purpose q trausacting such
be duly brought before the
Vll held At twelve o'clock
FRIDAY. JANUARY 70, 1890,
the q the company It's Montague Street. Dor
0leh 81 BROOKLYN York City The polls remain
open for The transfer books viii
P N Tuesday, Jan ID 1890, and VIII closed
until after this meeting
?. s. WILLIAMS Secretary
THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stockholders
Of The Light. Heat q Power Company Cor
Directors during
and before
holders viii No % Liberty street. Monday
Polls from - ! . n
Transfer books close Saturday. December 23rd
ard reopen Tuesday. January
FRANCES P FORAKER. Secretary.
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i DNEttIlsEhEN and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Office No. 80 Broadway
u door north q Slstst until D advertise
Its received ~ the following branch Offices regular
oEee rates unti6 clock D viz. 254 shave.
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Vest ~ St near 6thav-- 90 East 14Jhst. 20 Wes-
+-isc between tn and Sth ayes.
ave between 10th and nth srs l0aB 3d-ave nesr
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5rhool Aqennes.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Govs-nesseS
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Ofice Of WELLS FARGO 4 co.
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p-l5 Murray St New York. January 800
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the United
States Rubber Company this day declared "A
dividend Of ONE PER CENT the Common General
Of this company from The earnings Of the
Company stockholders Of record p. n. January
18th. 1900. payable January 2lst 1860
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