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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
Shoes and Satisfaction.
KILLED MANY EILlPINos.
Gen. Macarthur Reports an Engagement
Near Carmen, 366 Miles from Manila
Enemy Lost I20 Msn.

Washington, Sept. 4.-The war de-
partment has received tho following
dispatch from Gen. Macarthur:
manila. Sept. 3.--ten. Hughes re-
ports outbreak in Bohol. First Lieu
tenant Loyock. Forty-fourth volunteer
infantry. reports engagement near
Carmen, Bohol. Our loss in killed,
one; wounded, six Enemy's loss in
killed, 12O Have not received further
details Bohol Is an island in the
southern part of the archipelago. 365
miles from Manila. II lies north Of
the large island of Mindanao and Is
not far from Cebu
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
Not . wheel Moved.

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept. 4.-From
Sii:i5 to 1920 o'clock Monday morning
every locomotive, every piece of ma
chinery and every employe on the
Memphis railroad system, from Kan
sas City to birmingham, Ala, were
idle. This action was taken as a mark
OF respect to the memory OF the late
Noresident, +. S. Washburn, OF the
/. - system. who died at Rye
H., and whose funeral oc-
lis afternoon.
The map of the Indian Territory
is for sale at the book stand of
D. p. Hawkins post Office lobby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

Saratoga. y. V, Sept. 4.-Timothy 4.
L. Woodruff has decided to accept a
nomination for lieutenant governor
and thus ended the only point of un-
certainty concerning the ticket to be
named by the republicans in conven-
ton Tuesday. After Mr.. Woodruff
made the decision, interest centered
in the platform, there being some dis
cussion as to the wording of the
trast plank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
ARTHUR sEwALL STRICKEN.
y3ryan's Democratic RunnIagmate In 1890
Had = stroke OF Paralysis, Hat There
Is Chance Of Recovery.

Bath. Ne. Sept. 4.-ArthuE Sewall,
democratic nominee for vice president
in 'g6, was seized with an attack OF
apoplexy at his summer home at
Small Point. at ten o'clock last night.
At MIR. Sewall's residence il was re
ported that he was resting comforta-
bly,. His condition throughout the
afternoon showed steady improve
ment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
r,eGpoeh.t. a. ralrmoun. Park.

Kansas City. Mo, Sept. Am or
ganized gang of pickpoekets did a
land office business at Fairmount park
last evening. 1t was the last even
ing OF the Banda Rossa concerts and
fully 10000 people were in attendance,
giving the operators of the light
handed craft a golden opportunity
80 do good work. The pickpockets al
together received about $3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
An oov.rnmsnt Department. CIo.ed.

Washington, Sept 4.-Labor day
was observed here for the sixth time
Monday. the legal character of the
holiday having been established by
congress in 1894. All departments of
the government were closed, but
there were no street parades or pub
lie demonstrate the various local
labor organizations celebrating the
day by speechmaking and athletic
games
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
p.a,h ef E.-Mar.hal MIlIsr.

Lcavenworth. Kan, Sept. AK
United States Marshal Charles Miller,
one of the most prominent politicians
Of Kansas. was found dead in the bath
room at the home Of his son-in-law,
Capt. j. u. Lindsey, at Fort Leaven-
worth. All the surroundings indicate
that Miller committed suicide BY TAX
ing morphine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

San Francisco, Sept. Am official
in the medical service in the Philip
pines, in a private letter TO friend
here. calls attention to the great need
OF surgeons. as many posts in elat
tropical climate are now without doe
tors. The number Of military sta
tions has been increased from 1875 to
375 since last January.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
Mo.t OF the Complaint. Incurable.

San Francisco. Sept. 4.-Thiriy-one
feyer-stricken or wounded soldiers
were discharged from the general hos
pital at the presidio and given trans
portatIon to Washington. They are
from the Philippines. Most of the
complaints are incurable and the men
have applied for admittance to the
soldiers home at Washington.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

Washington, Sept. 4.-The Chinese
campaign and the Philippine war are
making heavy inroads into the treas
ury. The cost of running the gov
ernment was nearly $1,000,000 more
than the receipts during the month
of August. The loss becomes the more
apparent when compared with the
condition of the treasury during the
month of August, 1899, when there
was a surplus of S4,400.000. The rel
ative loss, accordingly, is more than
$1,000, 900, 900 for the past month. The
cost of the census and the redemption
of Porto ilican cuins are credited with
causing part of the loss. The total
receipts of the government for the
month Just passed were $49,6SS,755,
as against s49,97s,173 for August of
last year. The expenditures were
$50. 500 l0s, which was S4,947,Ss7 more
than during the same period of last
year. The expenses of the navy were
increased $s6s.5ss and were $5,456,553
for the month just passed. The ex-
penses of the army were $250,309
greater than in the previous year and
were si5,23l, 700. The largest increase,
however, was in the civil and miscel-
laneous accounts, which was $1l, $685.
7s2. an Increase of s., 4,3O5.330 over the
same budget for August, 1899.
The Center of Population.
Washington, Sept. 4.-The United
States hes a population OF about 75,-
57S,O0O in 1900 as against 62,622.e50 in
1890, an increase of 12,955.750, or more
than 20 per cent. In cities so far
counted, Illinois leads in increase.
two of its cities having gained 51.09
per cent. Two in Indiana show gain
of 46.0S per cent; five in New York,
1918 per cent; five in Ohio, 32.59 per
cent; four in New Jersey, 30.77 per
cent; four in New England, 27.65 per
cent, and four in Pennsylvania, 24.67
per cent. Two cities in Iowa show
only 5.7O per cent. increase, while
Omaha in Nebraska shows 26.9s per
cent. loss. The center of population
will be near indianapolis, Ind.
Exports OF Coal Increasing.
Washington, Sept. 4.-Exports of
coal for the United States during 1900
are likely TO reach $2o,o0o,0OO in value,
against S10,000.0g0 in 1896, and S6,O00,-
600 in 1890. The figures of the bureau
of statistics show that the exports of
coal from this country during the
seven months ended with July, 1900,
are 50 per cent. in excess of those
during the corresponding months of
last year and double those of the cor
responding months of 1896.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

New York. Sept. 4.-Robert NJ. Nor
ton. one of the chief urshers of Cal
vary Baptist church, Of which Rev.
Robert S. Macarthur is the pastor,
Is dcfaulter. His stealings are said
to have amounted to $4,000. He
pleaded guilty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

Dayton, o.. Sept. 4.--Never before
has Labor day been observed with
greater enthusiasm. Fully 5000 uni
formed Knights of Labor marched in
the parade, which was the most inn
posing in the history Of the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

ney, and J. j.. Williams. The speak
ers in the evening were: w. B. G.
Brown, republican candidate for con-
gress; Congressman Cowherd; G. u.
Silverman. the attorney, and Maj.
William Warner.
At 81 Lou's $4,000 Were in Line
st. Louis, Sept. 4.-This was a legal
holiday, all the shops and factories,
municipal Offices, banks and ex-
changes being closed all day. and most
OF the mercantile houses after ~
o'clock. The day was celebrated by
labor parade in which more than 30
900 men of all trades participated.
Cool weather prevailed all day and
made marching bearable.
Largest In History of the South.
atlanta, Ga, Sept. 4.-The largest
celebration of Labor day ever held in
this city and probably in the south,
tok place here Monday. Five thou
sand men were in line, representing
every labor union and large delega-
tions from adjoining towns particle
pated Civic and military organiza-
tions were in the parade.
Competed for Prize at Denver.
Denver, Col, Sept. About 5000
workingmen marched in the labor
day parade in this city. The mem
bers OF many unions in line wore
unique uniforms. competing for a
banner offered for the organization
making the best showing. Picnics
and entertainments of various sorts
followed the parade. but there was
no political demonstration.
Eight Thousand March In the Rain.
Cleveland, o., Sept. 4-Notwith-
standing steady downpour of rain,
there were probably 5000 men In the
Labor day parade. AT the conclusion
OF the parade thousands of working
men and their families went 10 Scenic
park, where President Samuel Comp
crs, Of the American Federation of
Labor, delivered an address.
Great Eathusissm at Dayton.
Dayton, o.. Sept. 4.-Never before
has Labor day been observed with
greater enthusiasm. Fully 5000 uni
formed Knights of Labor marched in
the parade. which was the most inn
posing in the history of the city.
Fifteen Thousand at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Sept. 4.-Labor day was
celebrated here by parade of work
ingiren estimated from $4,000 to i5.-
0O0. II was best appointed procession
ever seen here on Labor day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

Cincinnati, Sept. 4.-I.abor day was
celebrated here by parade of work
ingiren estimated from 10000 to l5,-
0O0. II was best appointed procession
ever seen here on Labor day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04

Chicago, Sept. 4.-Organized labor
of Chicago Monday passed in review
before Col. William j. Bryan and Col.
Theodore Roosevelt. Hour after hour
the labor unions marched down Mich
igan avenue past the Auditorium ho-
tel where stood the democratic nom
inee for president, the republican vice
presidential candidate, together with
Charles \. Towne, Senator William Il.
Mason and dozen other political
leaders. Both Bryan and Roosevelt
were heartily greeted by the men as
they marched past the hotel When
the last man OF the long line of
marehers had swung round Michigan
avenue into jackson boulevard, Col.
Bryan and Col. Roosevelt went inside
the hotel. where soon after they sat
down TO a luncheon given by labor
Representatives. II was flag of
truce" luncheon for the trades union
men had declared that in the cele-
bration of the day there was TO be
no politics.
While the parade was moving a host
of people. mostly the families of
workingmen. gathered in Electric
park where the speeches OF the day
were to be delivered The programme
Of speeches was as follows: Two p.
IN. TO three p. m, Gov Roosevelt; (;
Charles A. Towne; Samuel Alschuler,
democratic candidate for governor OF
Illinois; Richard Yates. the republic
an gubernatorial nominee; William
+ Mason; Mayor Rose. OF Milwaukee;
Mayor Harrison, Of Chicago; Il. NJ.
Patterson and r. J. O'Donneli. to
speak in the order named; four p.
M. Col. Bryan.
No Parade at Ksnsas Ciiy.
Kansas City, Mo-. Sept 4.-The
stores, the factories. the banks. the
city. county and government Offices,
the eourts-their doors were locked
to-day and the men who turn the
wheels and WELD the sledges Of the
great industrial system OF the city
were care free. with nothing to do
but seek pleasure. There was change
in the programme to-day from nearly
all former celebrations Of the holi-
day. There was no parade. The en-
tertainment was concentrated this
afternoon and this erening at Electric
park on the Helm electric line. Two
lists OF speakers We're arranged. one
for this afternoon. the other for this
evening. Here is the afternoon list;
Mayor James 4. Reed; +. +. Allen
republican candidate for lieutenant
governor; Joseph Flory. republican
candidate for governor; A. NJ. Dock
cry. democratic candidate for govern
or; J. o. Walsh. labor leader of this
city; T. L. Yates. prosecuting attor-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
Campaign in China and the Philip
pines Making Inroads Into
the National Treasury.
THE PRESENT CENTER OF POPULATION.

It VIII BE Near Indianarolis-Totai Popu-
Iatlon of the Uaited states WIN Reach
About 75,57S,0OO, an Increase OF More
Than go Per Cent.-Great Gain In Our
Exports of Coal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-09-04
PARTY LEADERS CHEERED.
William ]. Bryan and Gov. Theo-
dore Roosevelt Reviewed the La
Dor Day Parade in Chicago.
BOTH MEN DELIVERED ADDRESSES.

Other Speakers We're Charles A. Towne,
Samuel AIschuier, Richard Yates, sem
ator Mason, Mayors Harrison aud Rose
AT st. Louls $4,000 Men We're In Line
No Parade at Kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. 7 CspeciaD.-whest prices to-
night were sc &C over Thursday. with the clos
ing the best OF the day. January opened al
7lc. sold between 70i4c 10 TO7sc and 7ll4c 1886
ana closed al 7lisc. Nay closed AZ 74c. sellers.
There were large primary receipts 800 600 bushels
or more than 100000 bushels ahead OF last year;
the seaboard clearances were light. 10000 bushels
There is the prospect OF a visible supply increase
Monday. Gables did nor sympathize with the
Thursday break in this market Liverpool holding
steady. Private cables reported rains interfering
with the Argentine harvest and the Argentine ship
Tneuts were only 100000 bushels Spectators might
have been Influenced somewhat by the reports Of a
diplomatic breach between Holland and Portugal
The local talent was determined on the selling side
early but covering by this interest just before the
close ade the best prices OF the session Barrett
Just back on the floor after his long suspension.
which followed his failure year ago is the active
shorI seller Of wheat again.
Corn was firm for al the futures. the January
and the May closing Re over Thursday The De-
over tbs Gay previous. II SOLD al Sac and st1<c'
and closed at s75Ao- January closed at S5isc, the
Nay az SGsc and s6&c. There were only 2l cars,
with not one IN the lot contract The estimate for
tomorrow 2S5 cers- The weather West was
vet. Liverpool &d 10 sd higher. Seaboard
slearauces were SIS 900 bushels Argentine ship
zoeD.s were only 100000 bushels Corn clearances
for the week have been 5S1 600 bushels. There
was some selling Of December corn to-day by Phil
lips. Country offerings 10 this market keep small
bur The West II selling good deal of direct 10
Baltimore. Rail rates out OF here reported cut
2c a busheI Shipping sales only $1,000 bushels.
Oats continue without much incident; up a ve-y
small fraction one day and OF the next To-night's
prices were up &c. the December z1zc and the May
287kc. There has been considerable shipping busi-
ness closed this week. Receipts III cars, with
I75 for tomorrow; cearanees IS 600 bushels Ship
ping sales the last three days were about 100000
bushels
Fgsxseed was fat; nominalIy lie 10 Sc lower. but
with no transactions. The No. J Northwestern was
8 G., the December and May s. g. sellers. AT the
three points there were g OF seed. against So
last year.
Provisions we're slightly easier: to-nights prices
about g. under last. The Cudahys do not appear
a. buyers Of December lard any more. On the
other hand, commission people possibly acting for
them are sellers % Deceu Der lard and buyers OF
January. There IS less talk of q December lard
mauipu riOu There were 26.040 hogs to-day, with
good
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
financial meennqs
BANKERS TRUST COMPASS

OF NEW YORK
WHEREAS, the respective Boards of Direc-
tors of the BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK and ne ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY have made
and entered into agreement respective cor
seals OF said Companies the OF the said
Bankers Trust Company OF New York into the said
Atlantic Trust Company prescribing the and cond-
lions thereof and ne mode o carrying the into effect
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that special meeting OF
Tie stock q the Bankers Trust Company q NeT
York VIII be held al the Office said Company. No 10
Wall Street IN the IN the City OF
New York At L O'Clock Monday the 10th day OF
December 100 10 consider such agreement
of merger which viii then submitted 70 said stock
holders for their approval
The transfer books OF this Company VIII be closed a.
three O'Clock p ~ day OF November. 100
and reopened O'clock A. NJ the lith day %
December, 1900
DATED New York. November 2I 1900.
By order OF the
ALFRED H. swAYNE. Secretary,
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
Dipioeno Noilres.

CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD Co
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. AZ
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of one and one
half PEI cent 40 viii be paid on the Preferred
Stock cf this Company in New York City Wednesday,
January I'd 1901 70 Stockholders Of record closing
OF the books December 18th. 1900.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND NO. g.
sem-snnual dividend of two per GO extra
DIVIDEND OF une-half OF OF will
paid on the Common stock Of his Company in New York
city Wednesday January ID 1901 stockholders
the closing Of
transfer books will be
Saturday. December l5t and closed until Friday
December 2lst 1900.
c. ". HILLARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
j. s w. SELIGMAN S CO..
Mills Building, New York.
DECEMBER :. 1900.

DAYTON UNION RAILWAY COMPANY.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. NOVEMBER % 1900
BONDS CALLED.
THE following bonds, tO-wit: Nos 293, $50,
z27. iOT Il and 4zs drawn for the sinking
func and interest viii December
n accordance with the Of the July
lst. 1899. C. @. WALDO, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
ATLANTIC TRUsT ooMPAa1;; A1.Il;

WHEREAS. the respective Boards Of Diree-
" tors of the ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY and the
BANKERS' TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. have
entered agreement under the respective
the merger OF the
said Bankers Trust Company Of New YORK into ts SAID
Company. prescribing the terms ana con
thereof and the mode % carrying The same into
erect NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Special Meet
tng a. tte stockhoaers 81 Atlantic Trust Company
viii be held once OF said Company 81 William
Ia Of Manhattan. In the City
YORK az ocl0ck noon MONDAY. the tenth day
consider anc act such
of which VIII then be submitted 70 said
approval. Transfer OF
this Compaay win be closed az three oecck p n the
of December 1900 and reopened al ten o'clock
A Al o. the eleventh OF December. 1900 Dated
Vsrk November order Of the
JOHN ALVIN YOUNG, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
financial.
NOTICE TO REDEEM
The Mortgage Bonds of The Proctor &
Gamble Company.
Cydcs n the Proctor g. Gamble Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio. sept ~ 1900.

Cincinnati. ohio sept p. 1890.
NOTICE Is hereby given the and holders of
= ne hrst aad only mortgage bonds OF The Proctor
81 NsTSe- ~ so S S8e Ii ben2ati ans IvorT
t i-lt1ltol county Ohio, that SAID company has IN
rorFage securing then redeem the said bonds any
VIII. 81 Tsr-s-v lo1I a. fbs T-nior Tr1er Com
Ta1y ID Nev n - ffyesVsv - ~ - ssi5 81 Itv m
any of sac bonds are requested 70 present their
bones a. SAID time and place. or cause The same
mae u. lael-ea tor reeemIilon. proylson nss been
.l p on deposit with said Trust Company 70 make
ls On sf of ssia boSds 70 the sste 50 zPeciaea to
Eer VIth lie rrcDsl OF each bond ana Ten Der cenrlT
. gals ana mo5ssgs interest shaL cease
n, TIE PRocTER a CAMILLE COMPANY.
So ~ A. Proctor. rs President. D. B. Gamhle. its
RIDS FOR BONDs-SeaIed proposals for the
l, 5sze5ase q Seventy Five Thousand 075OooOO Dol
-, SLh ~ Bonds Ni BE- received the once of the
, oooaE = ssd s6ads s 9hais T 3 lsSsd sssis 3sr
lgbt ~ Z col.sTeelng % rg an Elsetris Light Plant q
,.. .s .aiec December 18Th. 1900 VIII be payable N
ann, nisEesi a. the rsts e four az Der oentum
~ slly of each year the city Depository. They
ss5 5e soe for less thsn par and accrued interest
ssss-sas ssasr msy eesTs The BIDS must be sealed ana
~ 1as ior Municipal Electric Lght Bonds" and each
sH 3, one osssH5 si 200 % eiarl eohdlri6nes thst
seoossree & p asespee me bones vii he PAID FOR in
KA- KENT
II. - HuELEFELD.
~. j. CROLLEH.
-pln on Ways and Means Board q Councilman
A. J. CRAIG.
". C. HILLS.
j 81 6CHILD.
Con on Wayu and Means Board Of Aldermen
OFFICE or COUNTY CONTROLLER
OF ALLBGHEEY COUNTY.
Fitrsburg. Pa. Nov I2th. 1900
AoIICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
- County cf Allegheny. PeunEylvanla.
af-lt sinking Eunl Commissioners ~ the County of
-s3 state - Fcnnfyivania- by virtue of authority
n .a -iein ~ Act of Assembly approved April 20
s- --ta lc hereby notify the holders ALLEGHENY
1,.--,-4 Iya-fEDMlSE BONDS that afreT jan
- - A. =. 1901. bonds numbered and dated
- Owl: lDLfNON COMPROMISE BONDS N0s. $50
"a - S4 6 ea, 63o. 62I. 0gs G3s. go. 6sl. Ga
an -. -. oa6 90, oas. 6be go. o62 663. 6Gs 6G6
lg Gate y January ls;. ls63. and maturing ian
49, 80 va he paid Together with interest 10 jan
-AL lt14 upon prestut lion the ofice Of
ir.-t Controller. Pltfaburg Pa which tine All
s-i on Halc bonds Nill cease
REUBEN MILLER.
JAS J. DOENELL.
W. r THOMPSON
Eilklns Func Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

c.. $4,5O1 020 81
state Of New York, County OF New York.
Nj ; PAINE, Vce-President, and CHARLES ESSIG.
Cashler. ef the BoweTy Bank %
Gated and doing Bowery, city
New York, in said county being duly each him
se says that the foregoing Report with the schedule
eopanyng the same Is true and correct in all respects
70 the best OF his knowledge and hss and they further
say that the usual business Of said Bank has been
acted the location required banking Chap
$50 Laws Of 1922 and elsewhere;
report made compliance official notice
eeiyed from the Superintendent OF Banks designating the
fourth day OF December 1900 day which such
report shall be made. N. s. PAINE Vice-Presdent-
CHARLES ESSIG Cashier
Severaiy subscribed ard 20 by
Iseal OF Notary both dsponeuts day OF
cenber 1900, before me,
wM. p. KAMMERER, Notary Public. n. 7. Co.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08
pubIir Nonees
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
BUREAU FOR The COLLECTION OF IA
NO s. CHAMBERS STREET
STEWART BUILDINGi

NEW YORK. DECEMBER g 1900.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 all persons
~ who have omitted pay their for the year
1900 70 pay % the Receiver % Taxes k.=
once the Borough IN which the property Is located
follows.
Borough Of Manhattan. No ST Chambers Street MAJ
haitian. n Y.
Borough of The Bronx. Third and Trsmolt ave-
nues. The Bronx. n r.
Borough of BROOKLYN. Rooms 2 a and 8 Municipal
Building Brooklyn n Y:
Borough % Queens. Jackson Avenue and FIFTH
Street. Long Island City. y. T.
Borough Of Richmond. Richmond Building. ~
Brighton Staten island. n Y.
before hrst Of January ls0i. provided
ton s9 o. the Greater New York Charter Chapter s7s
Laws Of 1S9Il.
Upon such tax remaining unpaid aft-r nrss
day OF December. 1900. centum VIII
received and collected addition thereof
and upon such tax remaining unpaid arxt dAy
o. January 1901 interest viii Be charged received
collected the amount thereof the 0f
Der ceutuu per 20 he calculated from hrse
day OF October. 1900 which day ths aasesan, eae
rolls and warrants for the % 1900
% ths said Rscsiver or raxea the date OF payment
pursuant section 9L6 q said act
DAVID Z AUSTEN Receiver c. Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-08

THE GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors OF
The Gersnania Life Insurance Company VIII be held
the urncipaI cGice of the Company. No 20 Nassau
cfreef IN rhe CITY q York d wednesday
CAV al December 1900. from y n 10 ] ?. NJ.
HUBERT CIL-I.IS. Nice-Prsstdent.