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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
Land and Two Houses at Auction.

The real estite formerly owned and occupied
by X H. Burnha.n as i0td Congress st.. Pert
land. will be sold at public auction, on
the premises. on Saturday, the 10Th day Of May,
A. ID. 1900 at go o'clock p. M. The pr4periy
consists OF about 5000 feet OF land AID two
hou. es and Is well situated for renting
For terms and description cali on: Il
II. o hailay q Co.. Aucti0ueers. w. q Chap
man, 396 Congress st. l.. NJ. Webb k9s Ex-
chan 20 st., agents for the owners. aRf.Ieodtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEET.

Q Pupils Of the Westbrook High school,
Wsstbrook Seminary aud Portland High
school, viii paitisi pAte In an athletic
meet at Risby park this afternoon. The
events begin at 30 p. IN. Bargss will
leavs the head OF Preble street At 3
o'clock for the park.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
FOR THE HONOR OF THE FLAG.
PATRIOTIC /: PROHIBITION
LECTURE,

Oliver w. Stewart. the brilliant
young western orator, chairman of the
National Prohibition Committee and a
leading Y. p. S. G.. E. worker, will
give one of his stirring addresses in
City Hall, on Wednesday eve
ming, May l6, at 9 O'Clock Adj
mission free.
Mr.. Stewards meetings in the west
have been largely attended, very en-
myI4d3ts
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
petitlGn in Bankruptrn.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT, South
sra District ~ Nsw Tork-In rhe Matter II The
Mascov-tere - al. 70 have Francz-
AielO adtudged Involuntary bankrupt u appearing
this court. BY The ar11avits cf
Csatnsburg II Cohen both verified the 2rd day
November, 1855. thzr petition mas been nle1 II tls
court pravfng tnat the above AisIlo
may adjudgsd bankrupt n involuntary prucsedings
that subpoena thereon issued out OF this court
directed 70 the said Aieo rsruruabe ne
u l-9s That service thereof and %
the petition upon which the obtained could NOT
be made BY the Marshal United States District
sated ne IIth day November 1893 stating
debtor could not be found, and d= II this
and
Il further Appearing than ten days have
ELAPSED since sad return and that Appearances
has ned whereabouts of The debtor
s unknown and that service q the subpoena and peon
canaot diligence be made him. within the
ORDERED and DIRECTED said Fralcesco
Aislo appear. plead deuur the 2lth day
OF Febrary 1900 petition dated the trh
tav CT November. 1889. and fled the Office of The
CLERK ~ the 10Th Gay q NoveEnher lss
prayfng said Francsco AieO b. sciudio-d
supssr plead answer or derna-. adjudication win be
aceordng % The prayer " the petition And Il 3
further
nav - made upon the AeIlO BY tne pub
lication week tor less than siL consecutive
weeks IN the New YORK Tribune which paper . aeas
mated BY most likely give notice % ne sai1
Fraucesco Alello. such publication commenced not
later than 18th day q January. 1900
Dated New YORK January II. A y. 300
ADDISON HEOWN-
@saitsd States District Court Jaass-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, County Of New York
NOAH c. ROGERS Plaintiff, against BENJAMIN
BERGER EFT Al. Defendants
IN pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
duly entered the above entitled action bearing
date the 4th day Of January, 1909.
THE UNDERSIGNED. Referee IN said Judgment
VIII sell public auction tae New York
SaIesro0u. No III Broadway IN the Borough
of Manhattan. OF New York. second day of
February. twelve o'clock that day, by
James Wells Auconeer the premise directed by said
Judgment 10 be therein described follows;
lots pieces parcels Of land situate,
living and being 4 Borough q The Bronx. city q
New York bounded described follows: BEGIN
Il Vanderbilt (forTnerly
T2aroad1 Avenue Bassford) Street;
the southerly side OF
1seth Street one forty 4Ol feet; thence
Southvar1ly and parallel with Vanderbilt Avenue one
nrndred 100 feet; Wesrwsrdy and parallel with
1Sa+h Street one G40l feet
z-f- SIDE OF Vanderbilt Northwary along
rs essts-ly side Of hundred
Get 70 place or beginning.
DATED New York. January 10Th 1900
CHARLES STRAUSS. Referss
MERRILL & ROGERS,
Attorneys for plaintiff,
Broadway,
Borough o. Manhattan.
New York City.
The following ; a diagram CT property sold
as described No numbers have been given
Issth CBassfora) Street
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
Darnriou 5als-


SUPREME COURT. County Of New York
= Anna Livingston snort. Plaintiff AGAINST Eaaily "A
ull-s1--
80 ~ an nrerocl-1rv Judgment partition
5nIv made and entered above su-rle1
ing aar= % December isf3. !. ul-er-
sfsnsd The said Judgment lallel VII sell
pgnic auction Flf-h Avenue Auction Ne
ass Avenue. IN The BorouEh q Aaahastaa- city
of New YORK S1st day 81 Jsluarv, feSe.
O'clock IN afternoon thar dav william B. Nor
1an the articles a persoEa di-srsd
bv-s
~ 3rfnciuaIv Of household personal
u-5uerrv pa-or frnturs. pictures Dras
du china Delft brca-brac alt-1us. Ch-cker1ng
Dianu Ching furniture chairs tables cll-a- SASS
80 rina watches portraits old ery. fans
auuar-I. kitchen and serva1-s rooms
rar rack lrnbr stands. a
more uarfIcuIar specification q
so referred the SID .lrarlocurury
tllsn-nt hls N the once q the Clerk Of tie couzf
q New YORK The County Cour- House. bo-ousa q
Manhattan
required Deposited IN cash. and ne
Valance ~ me purchase price within
from sale and before the % t1s
articles purchased
from ths place sale wnin rEe1tytouT haE-s cru-1
The Of sale
JAMES e EELLT
RJ-TI.ER HOFFMAN IOI-,vE & NTcsnE EF,sE-
Attorneys for Fiain1. s. Wan street NeW NorE Ciu.
NAN a NAN.
ATarnsys Defendant 50 wau Street New Ta-k cssy
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
SnanriaL

oF THE MERCANTILE
TErST CnsTPANErs REottssA - - = - - 1T = IT
TrEYCATF.s or DEPOSIT fotN ~ II So = 81 ~
TFFS MENTIONED BHLoN, - ~ -, @ =. =
- pIKN AxD AGREEMENT DATED SEP
-. - . .ss- FOR THE REoRGANIzA-
80. on CONSOLIDATION or THE CEN
rpsr ouro RAILROAD tSaFAN1. IAN
DTSKY MANSFIELD AND ~ ~ - - ~ :. A. L.
ROAD COMPANY. COLI WIS., 40 y - -. ~ ~ ~
49, .,rDTayD RAILROAD tOMFAAN,
- so1Tr-RsFT AND SIR AfTSNTILE
r . oar cowPANY. AND PITTSBURGH
.n'a1 ptTTRoaD COMPANY, NAMELY .
Central ohio Railroad Company - rr 'ent'
Boadsi x.xxart- Ratrrooa
~,av Per Cent. Bonasi
Con pa I,s Ctn~innati Midland Railroad d
-,.11 a. Per Cent uondss
,,-,srax Somerset and ~frait>Niie fAHiiroad d
c,,arv : Per Cent. Bonds'
'sl,.-gb function Railroad Company First
,.-..--.re 6 Per Cent BondsE
..t---, junction Railroad Company Sec
- .ort-ase Per Cent Bonds;
F,frt.bur=h junction Terminal Company 3
Per Cent. Bonds;
T'ftfsbHrEh junction haiiFoaa tompHhS fre-
ferred stock;
T,-e 20 our advertisement October !. 1893 hold
- n me above NAMED Mercantile Trust Corpsny's Re
.-t-s-5- C=-sAcares of Deposit notified they
80 receive the rev securities which they entitled.
r7 Presentation and surrender Of their Reorganization
-se-as q Deposit a. The osce OF Depositary The
,rs--s--sre --Ts Company 10 Broadway New York,
q and after January =. 1900
s-r ex-aa1ceabIe IN round for the new Sc
e D - issued fo- fractional amounts oc new bonds
81 s-a-zs HoId~s transmitting Reorganization Certa-
80 - Ter5e r~ vaau should Indicate whether they
- 4 new securities sent by registered mail or express
a. -hesr expense
ra-sa 5aaua-y . Isoa-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
miscellaneous

duchess anf Aibe-t KID gloves most perfect nttinE
perfluuerT- LaValHe-e corsesd
re- newest creations Jesiry Prizes ezcee
irElv reasonable IAAIaIES West STrast. 5-aaV-
pvERTIsE0IESTs and Subscriptions toE ne Trlsune
a received ther UuCuWu once Nc - 6rlads4y.
= 4oor north uEtfl oclock a1ysr-lss
meats received the folloStng ora1eh atss AZ -ss1r
-s-s ~zt.s : ocIoo< D VIZ. - shaw.
80 zs5-sr eth-ave. i2tnst. Mays eth-ave-
Cnrr1lbus-zVs West tdth-sr. 100
VVes. sed-sr 6th-aVe-s - East ifta-st
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
idankers ann Brokers.
Dealers in Investment

Dealers IN Investment
securities Purchase
bond issues OF solvent
corporations. and act as
Fiscal a nd Transfer
Agents. Execute orders
al the New York stock
Exchange. either for
c & s b or on margin.
Daily market letter Is
sued. Correspondence
solicited.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13


lien charge 20 satisfy
which the above described property be sold Is Sl5
9-4 gg WITH interest from January, 1900
together with costs allowances amounting 70 S4o,
Win interest day OF January 1900 together
with the expenses Gf the sale
T'he approximate amount Of taxes. assessments ana
ether 70 be allowed 70 the purcaaser out
o the purchase money paid the Referee Is SSSuso
and
The Dr-uises are now subject a first mortgage OF
AS 600 Interes the lst day Of Janu-
S24tLBh- interest since then
oa s2s per cent annu The Referee Is au-
~ lien Of this mortgage which viii OF
- same out OF the proceeds Of the sell the
-7-,e-4v subject 70 the the mortgage. and allow
te amount thereof purchaser be Deducted from
the purchase price - 49,
CHARLES STRAUSS. RAterse.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
The PENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD COME


General OfTlce Phfla6elnIz, december
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Penngyl-
r r Cn-
meeting Of the Board held this day the following
Resolved thE-- tor providing portion
necezz-y capital equipment
during year 1900,
leased branches other corporate pur-
posss privilege stockholders Com
pGny subscribe, pa. between December 9th
Gad January 20th, 1900, which La tier date the
privilege viii cease for Ten Per cent OF their
respective holdings they stand registered taree
clock P. II. December &c. 1898 The privilege Of
may January I4th, and
made Receipts
which VII also Dc negotiable VII be given bearing inter
the Of i've per cent from January zoth 70
Nay 800 fbelg 70 per share. which time
sid Tscs,pts VII cease bear interest.
VIII De delivered
1900 surrender OF The receipts Receipts
C1ver-1g fractions Of shares VII be converted into
STOCK presented raultttudes Of Fifty dollars
1901. and after which date they VIII onIy be
Redeemed, par cash
Bank forms giving the particulars Of the payments as
EkCTe recarsd. Subscription and allotment OF
E--Glsge- be obtained application ~ this
One Decez1ber
--1-EL5ldsrE desiring their Certificates cor cuH
Nay deposit with ths
s1sfer Department or the Company before March
15t 1900 al for ful shares deposited after
ard f0- z fractional receipts Certificates
- ueady delivery after Nay 1st practca
lie. of which notice VIII be given
ROBT. ". SMITH.
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
Copartnershlp Notltes.

New-Tork January 10 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF
- Taintor Holt Is This cay dissolved by mutua,
GILES E. TAINTOR.
GEO H. HOLT
G. D LHUILIER-
Mr. G. E Taintor has Offices No. Wall
Street where he viii continue in business.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon. Frank

2 FTtzEsrnId. a 0t the County OF New
York notice hereby all persons having claims
sRafnat Prank e Wing ar County YORK
deceased present with vouchers thereof the
of transacring business
odace OF Thomas 4 BarowsEy. Nos 81 and 43 Wall
n New York Borough of MANHATTAN
On or before he 18TH day Dated York
21d day OF Decemher. 1853. GRANT SQUIFES. Ad-
WrSG. Administrator TEI0Aa
RARoVEEZV Administrators, Nns
haitian
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORE-PAYSDN MERRILL Plaintiff against BEN
JAMIN BERGER ET Al Defendants
pursuance OF a Judgment o! foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled acton bear
Ing date the 4Lh OF January 1900, l. THE UNDER
SIGNED Referee IN said Judgment named viii sell
public auction New York Rs Estate Sales Room,
No III Broadway. Borough . Manhattan. City OF
New York. second dEy OF February. 1900.
twelve O'clock -har day, by James Z. Wells.
directed said
sold, and therein described follows;
All those certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate
lying and being Borough Of the Bronx, City
York. bounded described follows: BEGINNING
q sOurherly side 1S6th Street distant
hundred forty G40l Easrwardy
Flairoae) thence running Eastwardly along
1s6th One hundred sixty CI80l
thence souhwardly and parallel with Vanderbilt
One hundred fioOl feet line the
block thence Wesariy along said centre line One hun
dred and $50 feet thence NOrhery and parallel
with Vanderbilt Avenue one hundred 900 feet the
point or place q beginning.
Dated. New York, January 10Th 1900.
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee
MERRILL. & ROGERS.
or plaintiff.
IL Broadway,
Bor0Ugh Manhattan.
CITY
The following diagram property to be as
described above. street having yet
given the property
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

The approximate lien charge satisfy which the
above described property sold Is SI2 Ts So with
interest the second day January 1860
allowances S419. with
est day Of January 1900 together
expenses the
The approximate amount q taxes assessments other
10 allowed - purchaser
purchase money or paid by the Referee Is sI35 70.
Dated, New York. January 10Th 1900.
CHARLES STRAUSS, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY.
Liberty street.
YORK January sth 1900
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-QUARTER
- ner cent has this day declared, payable Febr-
Of record al the close OF
Tanpgrv T5th TIE transfer books viii be closed from
TS--4 ~ o@ Noudav January 18th, I'll the morning
of Moudev. January 22EE. J. " WATSON,
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
SCHOOL BONDS
OF The
CITY Of EOEKERS.
Issued % the Board q Education

-sa-s- Q l1-ucatlon
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for So, 600
3a Per Gent Registered Bonds. interest payable
April and October /
These bonds are issued II conformity with the pro
T-s11us q Chapter 5s3 Ce the
Buttons passed Council October @
The issue vii consist Of 5000 each
Gated I April
190s, $1,000 April 1909. s. 600 april ! 1910
Lhs r7E1I = reserved reject all bids which
VII be opened II the Board Room High School Building
Wednesday. January Path. 1900 s o'clock P. N
Tie bonds VIII be ready for delivery the Office q
TIE Board q Education Il O'Clock A n Wednesday
Sa1EzE- SlsL 1900 aad be paid FOR. including
crued Interest u certified check c. the
Treasurer TIE City q Tonkers
Proposals. be accompanied BY certified check for
q endorsed
posa1s t5r School Bonds and addressed J. z CI4AX
TON Secretary Board C Education, E0nke-s. y. 7
THOMAS EWING. II.
RICHARD L CONDOR.
RUDOLF Jr-,
Committee FTuanca
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

DIVIDEND
Oeacs Of NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY
$50 Broadway New York, Jan 1900.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE has this day
= declared a dividend Of Five per cent 60s1 the
capital Company payable on jan ., 1860
registration books Slt close al Z O ocA
- 81 I9G0 RAIIAAFlD Mccall Secretary.
THE DENVER a RIO ufxANDE r.. II. co.
uNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
Il declared a sern-annuaI dividend OF TWO C2g8 PER
CENT out u On tns Frsfsrred Capital
Stock. payable January IS. 1880
transfer the prsferrsa stoek vii close a.
y g. ana reopSn on the morning.
- GEORGE CDPFEIL,
Chairman. II tbs Board.
New York. Dec. a. lss9.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

4 DvERTIs ENfENTS Subscriptions for he Trtbu1s
y received Uptown OfHce L&4@ Eroac1gay-
= door aorrn q 21stsI- until cl1cz n adY-rl
received following hral-a gc=s az regular
once rates untl o.ciocN p n VIZ - $50 = E
80 I52 6rn-ave-- l-rhs--. Macy u-n-aF
C1luullus-8vs-. -
Vest 4.i-sr near G-h-aTes % 14r1-sc- II West
81 between Trh
95-svs T6rh tn Lt18 te-aves near
Sfsr 7Os Ist-ave go 2c-zTe--
4isr-st Sd-ave-- -le G=-cNar---- - l---Nz---l
, 18rh-sI, La.1 % ava -1d4 8d-
ave or A. any American ElsrEtcr Telegraph O1lce-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
NlRGlNlA MNT &gRlMG9

WIRGINIA Hy l SPRlNE8
ON CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY
A DISTINCTIVE HEALTH RESORT. combining per
sact Spring Sumner and Fail climate, elevation OF
500 feet picturesque surroundings and Hotel
C. Highest Ciass-
The fine Of the Virginia Hot Springs Golf Club
sd4ous the hotel Through Compartment Car from New
York tickets at C. & O. Offices S62 and lS54
Broadway. and Offices Penna r r. New York. also
0T5ces n Y. h s =. P. r throughout New England
FRED STERRY. Manager. bot Springs. Bath Co. Va
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

Election Notice
ct Louis. Iron Mountain a Southern Rail-
way co.
Seg YORK January g, 1900.
sNOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
= the stockholders the Louiz Iron Mountain
Railway Company De
fanFs 01lces N tae Csty q 81 Missouri
2Isrch - 1890 500 O'Clock ts election
81 thirteen Leo-z FOR tie ensuing and fer the
q other
ea5E u1eetinE The meeting Of ths Directors Will
Be- haad n the same o1-os he day. AZ 1900
TIE transfer hooks be closed cu Tues
dsy. January 81. 1869 500 o'csocr ? ii an r.
opeuec c1 Ne4DesaAg Mara - 1900 1000 O'Clock
a Il GEO : GOULD. President
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

A DVEETLEEMEETE and subscriptions for Ths Tribune
II recsiysd their Uptown Ofacs So 1.24z Broadzay
= door q s1stst-s until q clock adVer1ise
received following branch orcez regular
o1lce rates unril o'clock viz rs bth-Evs
I'd 152 Sth-eve. I2tb-st: Aacys eth-avs
and lsth-sts AZ Cournh1s-1Es nsax Vest eetst Jog
West sh-aVe-- 81 East lzth-st-s West
hstueen Tn East 47th-st sss
zdErs. 1efWesn 76th and T7th i92S 5c-Rve. near
Gzt~S-- 1.7GS 1z.-zFe-. sgtE-sr.. 60 sG-E-G
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

= varuur1 & Surrogate OF the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given al persons having against
Edith u Cs{l she County Of New York
10 prsenr vouchers thereof subscrh-
al MS place rransscrng business ofHce of
Anderson Anderson. No 80 Wall Street. IN the city
New YORK on or before 1st day OF June next
DarE York 18th day q November. 1S9a
FREDERICK c. WAGNER
Administrator with the annexed
ANDERSON & ANDERSON,
Attorneys FOR Administrator Win ne win annexed,
Nc % Wall s..
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
Election Notice.

The Missour Facinc HALLWAY CO.
NsN 9crA. January
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing q ths stocheldsTs q The Missouri Pacific Rail-
coEupalr held II tie Cclapauys In
CiEy LsJ1ls Missouri. Tuesday March Il 1900
eco TIE s5setion q thirteen Directors
te ensuing year transaction - nv orher
may CINE before salc meeting ne arlal
meeting Directors VII BE held tie sgrne afcs
tb@ day 300 O'clock The transfer
books WI - closed TuescaT, Jal 30 BOO al 100
9 cock 7 n and rsoDsle1 On wednesday, Garrh
1ssge. - 1890 oc3ock 4. Il.
A. z cALEF sscrztary.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

Ihe Board OF Directors has this day dividends
on the preferred and common capital Com
pany The transfer books win on January Is for
the OF payment Of such dividends to stockholders
OF record at the close Of On that day The trans
fer books viii the morning of January -
L r PERINE. Secretary.
New York. January T. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
6urrogate's 9 Notlres.

6nrrogGte's Nonres.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. James
N varnuun a Surrogate OF the County York
Nore fs persons having
ceased present the with vouchers thereof the
sbsrbers at place transacting business
IsroadVray Borough OF Manhattan city Of New
before the LIST day q June next
Dated York. The 24th day q November. 1888.
BERNARD MMANCS,
3. JOHNSON.
Executors VIII and testament Of Matthew smith, de-
ceased.
ABRAA king.
Atty Executors,
Borough Of Manhattan City OF New York
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. James
NJ varnun q Surrogate % the County Of New York
notice Ia hereby given al having against
ceased 70 present with vouchers to the
place Of ransacting
once OF Burr CoouDs and Wilson, No 81 Broadway,
Borough OF Brooklyn. the City OF New York.
fore ths 25th day January next.
Dated New York the 22nd day Of July. 1ses
JOSEPH A. BURR,
HARRY K. KNAPP
Burr. coombs wIlsan. Attys for Executors,
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon.
New York Notice hereby given al persons having
eIs ms arainst Margaret H Cook late q County 81
New York deceased. present the same with vouchers
1sssso1 ~ = 1-9 aanIae1e street Borough OF -S Cv
y New York before the srd day Of February 1900
1s,sa pSav York ths c0tn CAV OF July 1890
THE BROOESI1TS TRUST COAPANY.
BERGEN AND DYKAAN. Exscutor
Attorneys FOR Executor,
1s9 Montague St.
brooklyn ~ L C1y
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
5teamhoaIs

5teQmDouIS.
BOSTON. $3.50 VIA
THE NEW ROUTE
TO NEW Haven, PROVIDENCE
and BOSTON
NEW HAVEN LINE.
NARRAGANSETT BAY LINE.
a-u4r sew FLYERS CHESTER W CHAPLIN and
RICHARD PECK cu1lmisson
New Haven Providence and Boston Al P
BOSTON & NEw ENGLAND POINTS.
= VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fan River
At 90 n 5trs. PRISCILLA and PILGRIM. Orckes-
isTCNINGTON LINE via stonington-Lsavs Pier s6
n R. foot spring St. weekdays only 500 P. n.
Steamer Maine New Hampshire
NORWICH LINE, New L~onoun--LSaws Pier %
n p foot OF Spring 81. weekdays only. p. n
steamers Cary az Lowell and City ot WercsstsE.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13

The Colorado & Southern Railway Co.
New YORK January I1rh, 1900
AT A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
held this day. declared earn
irgs for the year 1888, dividend per
the hrst preferred stock q this COMPANY pay
able the preferred
On February I4th purpose OF dividend
the transfer books Company closed
p N on Jauuary 31st, VIII be reopsnsd q
A n on February 18th. 1900
The Colorado * Southern Railway Co.
BY HAIRY BRONSER, Assistant Secretary.
2s Broad street. New York. January 11th 1900
The transfer books Of Voting Trustees
Prseerr-d stock OF the Colorado Southern Railway
Corpany will be closed three P. NJ January 51st
1850 and VIII reopen A IL February 18Th.
1900 February 14th I900 the Voting Trustees viii
prepared distribute the above Jv1dend Of two
7yheE lived q Office OF
FIaIaartea Co auaong parties entitled thereto
- s-,rear OF record on closed
HALLGARTEN & CO..
Agents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
Diui0eu0 Notllss.
OFFICE OF THE
Northern Pacific Railway Company,

New York. January Il. 1850
meeting Of Board OF Directors held tnis day
thsrs declared the earnings dividend u
ONE PER CENT. Preferred Stock Of this Com
pany the ending Msrcn l. 1900 the
e paid March G. eOO the holders Of record Of the
Preferred stock closing OF the transfer books
February Z 1900
purpose such dividend transfer books Of
this company Will closed 2. II February 7.
1860 and VIII De reopsned az 10 A. NJ February IS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
b GEORGE H. EARL, Secretary
. Wall Street,
New York. January Il. 1900
The transfer books Of e Voting Trustees for Preferred
Stock Trust Certificates Of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY viii close II New York and Berlin
e P Il February = 1900. and viii reopen at 10
A II ~ February 10, 1860.
On March 8. 1900 the Voting Trustees VIII pre-
pared distribute the above dividend Of One Per Cent
received by them the parties entitled thereto
appear ot record their books when closed
J. p MORGAN & CO., New York
DEUTSCHE BANK, Berlin,
AEents for Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
aTIXTYG C0NPAYY-

mills 5ClI@DLNG 10 BROAD STREET
wv YORK. January Il. 1900
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l'f1h hEGCI4AR monthly dividend OF TWEEN
TE-FTyE c25) CENTS PER SHARE has been declared
1or DecsIlnsr payable at the agency New
York On the 18th EXTRA DIVIDEND ClSO
80 OF Twenty i've (25 Cents payable al the time
Gnd place
Transfer books close 20th inst
LlLNSBEEY 8
Bradford County telegraph. (Starke, Fla.) 1888-current, 1900-03-09
SULZER CALLS FOR PEACE

New York Representative Introduces Res
OIutiOn OF sympathy For Beers.
Representative, Sulzer, of Now
York, has introduced the following
resolution in the house:
Resolved, That the republic of the
United States sympathizes with the
brave Beers in their struggle for free
dom and independence and hereby
declares that the people of the
South African republic and the Orange
Free State are, aud of right ought to
be, free and Independent, and the
congress of the United States hereby
protests and demonstrates against the
barbarous war now being wRged by
Great Britain against the patriots of
South Africa; and the president is
hereby authorized to take such steps
as may be expedient in his judgment
to secure and bring about an honor
able peace between the c0nteuding
parties.