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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13

AIR GUNS. 81, $3.50.
PARLOR RIFLES, $3.50 up,
spORTI Nc RIFLES.
SHOTGUNS, $40 TO 800.
HUNTERS WATCHES. S.25, sISa.
$3.50
HATS. COATS, BkI.TS
and GENERAL SUNDEIES.
EEVOLVERS. from $3.50 to s2a.
HUNTING KNIVES. SOC to 50,
POCKET KNIVES. 25c to $3.54
FAZORS. all prices.
GEM SAFETY RAZOR SETS. q -
SIS
FANCY SWEATERS for boys ana
men, sizes from % to AZ.
MEMS GOLF HOSE.
GENTS FANCY BATH SIITS
LADIES' FANCY PURE 2trEBFs0
BATH CAPS
CHIIDREN'S FLAY TENTS, a..s, u
and s.
HAMMocKs. an elegant line. trcsn CSC
to S.
DOG COLLARS.
DOG CHAINS.
DOG FOOD and SUNDRIES.
AN AMERICAN FLAG - We have an
sizes up to 40 feet
1858
SPONGE RUBBER BALLS.
RED RUBBER BALLS INFLATE0
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13
NOTICE.

DIR. J. II. RAYMOND HAS RESUM-
ed practice at the residence now occu-
pied by DR.. w. ]. Galbraith. Office
hours, 10 to Il only. Office telephone,
2Oi: residence telephone, Blue 3s4.
5TO9
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13

WILL \ FISHER,
AuCTIoNEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13

Tomorrow evening a meeting will b
held by the captains and secretaries OF
all Association football clubs to form a
league for the purpose of regulating the
series OF matches which will commence
early in January.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-13
TELEPHONE MAIN 1879.
NOTICE

ALL UNION CARPENTERS ARE
requested to attend the regular meet
ing. Friday, December IA. ar T:39 p. IT.
Transaction of business of Importance
Per order.
s72e CARPENTERS UNION
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24

carefully and don, steel every hig
one they find.
Then there are The ncNN potatoes AMI
tomatoes and cubbaoC~ that arr. IN full
harvest dld bring good prices. ~ Ia
cattle, lnu are hardly ever ont ul
sight of them. They are nut great nlg
fat cattle. bat our lamcutrd friend.
Judge Clark. said a Florida hcifrr ia
fair condition made the best und
sweetest hcef>tcak In ihc world aud
Wa~ more like EcniSon thIn beef Thr
lumber and turpentiuc business down
here Is ON regular boom. lumbcr
that year apo brought oulS SIT
thousand now brings 81 10 $50. and
turpentinc has advanced from twenty
four cents gallon 10 tfty-t. rss cents.
I've got a good Joke ON myself ar on
somebody else. My old friend, Phil
Brown, Who used 10 run he old Mark
ham in atlanta. wrote me a nice let
ter a month ago and begged me To
come down 10 ocala and be his guest
al he Plant Hotel 1nat he has been
running all the winter. 50 | made
straight for ocala house. and lie seem
eel surprised 10 see me. We talked for
some time about the good old times
we used TO have. | had had no dinner
and not much breakfast and was aS
hungry as a Wolf. The sun went
down and the bio dinning room doors
did not open. Some friends called
TO see me, and il grew la,cr and
darker but still those doors were clos
ed. and noticed that Mr. Brown had
departed these coasts. About 7:@O
o'clock ! ycntured To inquire of "A lad
what time they had supper He smiled
at me and said: ''Wc don't have it
* ~,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24
WOULD AMEND FORAKER RESOLUTION
Making Franchises in Porto Rico Imperative
Till Approved by the President

Washington, April 21.-The House Com
mittee on Insular Affairs voted today to
amend the Foraker resolution so as to
make franchises and concessions iaOD-
erative until approved by the PRESIDENT
also placing rigorous restrictions Oh lGar-
ters 10 private corporations
The original resolution coming over
from the Senate simply Carried OFT thu
recent recommendation % tie President
extending the terms Of officers now sery
ing in Porto Rico until their Successors
are appointed. There was no division
on that. the main question benz as 10
whether this resolution would carry tho
franchise restrictions.
The text Of the amendments as ADOPT
cd is as follows:
Section ?. That all franchises lriyi-
leges, of concessions, mentioned in sec
tion 30 of said act be approved by The
President of the United states AMI no
such franchise, PRIVILEGES or concessions
shall be operative until it shall nave
been so approved.
Section 8 That all charters Of priyafc
corporations shall provide that the same
shall be subject to amendment, aite ra-
tion or repeal; shall forbid the Issue az
stock or bonds except in ct.oanac TOR
actual cash or property at a fair yalu1-
ton. equal in amount 10 the PR value
Of The stocks or bonds issued. shall for
bid the declaring Of stock or bond div
idends and. in the case or pubIic serI fcr
corporations shall prCgi T. for he az
fectiye regulation Of thee harges thereof
and for the purchase q" taking by the
public authorities Of their property at
fair valuation. 10 corporation shall
be authorized TO conduct the business Of
I,t.,-i ~
currency, CT of engaging in agrla.ij .i-.>
or permitted to hold or own rcai estate
except such as may be reasonably neccs-
sary TO enable it to carry out the PURPOSE
fer which it is created Banking cor
poratiCns. however, may be authorized
10 loan funds upon real estate security
and to purchase real estate when ncccs-
sary for the collection OF loans but thny
shall dispose Of ali real estate 50 obtain
ed. within five years after receiving m"
title. Corporations other than those or
ganized in Porto iRco and doing business
therein, shall be bound By the provisions
Of this section so far as they are app'-
able
After the meeting Mr.. Cooper said
The restrictions on corporations = G,-
signed TO raise a safeguard beior,. il is
tcc late. Instead OF waiting for ncficic',s
capitalization and Watered stock we seek
TO avaid the possibility Of balloon enter
Drises and to place restrictions which the
various State have put in their laws
It is believed that the original resoru-
tiCn will be jeopardizcd in the Senate
and may not pass before May 1st the date
on which it is essential the act shall be
come operative. But II. Cooper renlind
that if this occurred the responsibilftv
would be placed on the Senate
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24
BRYAN's LETTER OF REGRET.
Unable to Attend a Jefferson Banquet at
Syracuse

Syracuse, n. Y, April 21.-William Jen-
nings Bryan and Admiral Dewey have
sent to Mayor Mcclure. OF this city, let
ters of regret at being unable to accept
invitations to attend the banquet to be
given in this city next Monday evening.
in honor Of Thomas Jefferson by the local
Democracy. In his letter Mr.. Bryan says
that Jefferson made the Democratic party
invlncible while he lived to give it coun-
sci.
The party will again become irwin
cibie, continues Mr.. Bryan, If it adheres
to the doctrine of equal rights to all and
special privileges to none. This doctrine
was, the Chicago platform, applied to the
issues before the country in 1896 and
must be applied TO the trust question
ana TO the subject OF Imperialism.
While mentioning these two issues Mr..
Bryan fails TO refer to the currency
question.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24
DEMAND AND SUPPLY.

While it is a we'll established fact that
the world now requires all the cotton we
are growing, and consequently the sup
ply is not greater than the demand vet
there is fer the first ninety days of the
selling season an abnormally large sup
ply, which greatly overbalances existing
demands by the mills fer raw cotton dur
ing that period. The result is a glutted
market for the time being and the prin-
clpal factor in the purchase of this sur
plus cotton is the speculatOr whose in
tereSt it is to hammer down prices while
buying, and later, when selling to the
mills, advance prices as much as possible.
Even though the mills should come into
the markets. buying up their twelve
months supply. as matter of business
they would seek to secure their stock at
as low figure the situation war
ranted They calculate closely interest
on the investment of their money in all
cotton which must be held for future con
sumption. storage, Insurance. loss in
weight and other fixed charges on the
care and handling Of this surplus stock.
The farmer pays all of these charges:
1t is indirectly deducted from the price
paid him for his cotton. and he has no
cause for complaint with the mills since
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-04-24
The Christian Endeavor Convention

The North Carolina Convention Of
Christian Endeavor will manr here neNt
Thursday, the 26th inst, al the Christian
Church. The convention incluias one,
hundred and fifty societies and seycraR
denominations are represented in it. lr
is inter r-denominational Re-. Er. 4 =.
Ivey will deliver the address OF ~we1com,
on behalf of the city, and Rev N. W
Butler will speak a welcome in behalf OF
the church.
True happiness consists of getting some
thing you want but didn't expect
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

70th-st, No 14S West, 17x1OO :; Ferdinand Kurz-
man. referee. to John p Higgins ............ $50
Boston Road. s old line at n fremont
or 1TTth-st. old line, l2I.3x irregular; George
Keller to Alfred A Keller .....................
46th-st, No 80 West 20x1005: William L, Rad
ford and another executors. etc. to Carrie West
47th-st. s. 620 II e OF 7th-ave. 2Ox10O5: Martha
Keery to Thomas keery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Madison-st No 335 343, n e Scanned
ST. 96xS6 6x96x41.3 New-YOrk Life Insurance
and Trust Company, executors and trustees.
Pincus Lowenfeld and another ................ 35
7th-st No 260 East, % Sx90 10 Abraham Taube
TO Reuben Sadowsky Observation-Disclosures. 10
Prospect-ave, " 6, l46l II Of l61stst. 125x
21Ux-x220; celina Dodn 10 Clara h Dodin. 10
16th-st. No ia East, 81 .6xlO33; Emily n Van
derpoel to Clifford A Hand; .,;...::.::..... 3i
lst-ave. No S52. 8, 25x1o0; Ron NJ Morgan,
referee. Emma w Vaughan ................ %
104th-st. n g. 10 It OF 2d- ave- 25xloO11; Joseph
b5th-st. No 100 East, 16.9x1O05; John NJ Bowers.
executor. Pauline Hovemann. ............ 10
S5th-st. No 15S West. 25x102 2; Martha A Reed 70
Catharine Blackburn: -. ...:....... 80
Harper ct al. executors. etc firm Harper
Bros. 10 Harper Bros. corporation ............
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

Weeks. John r. and another 20 Harris D Colt
and another, No ~ East 19th-st. l year. $1,000.
Burke Walter A, to City Trust Company. No "
Hand, Clifford a, to Emily VsnderpOel. 10Th
st, s. 26S.6 II OF 4th-ave, years
Black burn, Catherine p. Edward T: Sprague,
No 15s West s5th-st. year....................
Lowenfeld. Pnct-s. and William Prayer to Amer'-
can Mortgage Company. Nos 2S2 and 23f East
Isth-st. yfetr
Pierce. James W, 10 New-York Homeopathic Med
teal College and Hospital No 100 Bleecker 81.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

1t reported yesterday that Peter Marie had
sold Nos. 72 and IA Broadway. running through to
Nos. and II New-st.. which is occupied by old
buildings wrecked by fire. The property adjons the
United States Trust Company Building, near WALL
st. r. A. Cruikshank & Co, agents for the prop
erty said yesterday that they knew nothing of
sale of the property.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Smith. William w, the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, Nos 5. 8 and Wall-st
Newst 23.2 +0x Blk 3g.s TO
Broadway x g 80. 10x 1892 to New-st Z n 5Ss
to beginning 81 oot
Arenfeld. William. jr. to Norman w Kerngood.
No "A Bowery, years 20.Oo
Corvan. Thomas C, to Bowery Savings Bank,
53f-st. 300 II OF 6th-ave. 40x20O. 10 10
Bath st irregular. years ......:......... $500
475 IT Of sh-a ave demand .,.........,. 1880.
Heilner. Emanuel and Moses Wolf to Henry
The Ilewellyn Chambers. corporation, to Isidore
Jackson and another 44th-st 3. 4J0 IT W Of
ave, 5OX1oo5: rerecorded year. 80 OOt
mittee 8d-ave n W 43d-st. years 3oOo(
Same same, Madson-ave corner SD st.
Greenbatt Ely and Jacob Bloch 0 GerInana Life
Insurance Company. SSth-st, 800 II OF
Columbus ave. y year .,.-:::.:.. 4OOot
ave years. I750
Herter Peter ]. o Jennie { Jerome No 225 East
Brainerd Evene IL to William l.. Radford and
another. executors. etc, No 30 West 4oth- ST. 3
Weber Ciustavus Z ana Charles j. 70 Central
Realty Bond and Trust Company. Seth st.
1919 OF Madison ave. Ia years ......... 56Oot
50 1r to same property. Il 81
Ma ybeck Bernard, and wife and another to Eliza
beth NJ Caudwel 10th st, ao5 # c Of lst-
srrth charles r. 10 Emanuel HeiIner and an
other. Mercer-st. 3. 7ld IT Of Prince st. - -.
same 70 same, same property year 100.
Federgreen. Sarah TO New-York Life Insurance
Company, Essex-st, s. 100 It OF Rivington- 49, 80
uot.cbtiss Juet NJ to James G Parrish Seth
ll2.9 II W of Madison ave. Ia years $500
Iowenfed. Pincus and William Prayer TO New
as5 to s43 Madison ST. sIs 5000
Wells Lemuel A. To American missionary Aesocia- - -.
tion. l2bth st. $ $40 q W OF bth.ave ] year 2"'
Company. Amsterdam-ave. corner 1921 st. - -.
extends to is1st ct. years 800"
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
THE AUDIT COMPANY
of New York.
ISAAC L. RICE, ESQ.,, President,
Consolidated Rubber Tire Company.
30 Wall St. New York City

Dear Sir:
Pursuant your instructions. have made audit
If the books and the Consolidated Rubber
Tire Company beginning OF that Company July
ssr 1sQQ December Slst. 1899.
please find the following statements: Adjusted
Profit L-oss Statement July Ist 1899. December
3lsr. 1899; Statement OF CURRENT ASSETS AND LA
BILJTIES, Decembep 31st 1899.
These statements are based upon the reports Of the
branch Offices New York Office. which branch
Offices examined with the exception OF the
New York city branch selected and sudted by
The Conpany's books show debts either fixed
foarng beyond the Accounts Payable. shown in the
s1aternent Of Current Assets Liabilities
Yours very truly.
fSiunedl The AUDIT COMPANY OF NEW YORK
THOMAS l. GREENE Manager.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
Giir Dropertr for Sale.

ATTENTION is CALLED To THE NEW
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. IS to %
FEET WIDE. NOW APPROACHING COM
PIETION ON 10TH AND 5OTH STREETS.
NEAR MADISON AVENUE (OLD COLUMBIA
COLLEGE PLOT. ARTISTIC AND MODERN
IN EVERY SENSE AND THE ONLY LOW
PRICED NEW HOUSES FOR SALE BELOW
BOTH STREET PRICES FROM $4,000 UP.
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NOT OC-
CUR AGAIN. PLANS AND PARTICULARS
OF THE OWNER AND ARCHITECT
CHARLES Buck. 100 WEST 42D STREET.
OR ANY BROKER
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
financial nleetlnas.


NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
no STOCKHOLDERS: special meeting of
the Stockholders of the New England Telephone and
Telegraph Company will be holden the office
Company. IS Dey Street. Room No. 1O2 Borough
haitian in the City of New York Monday. the seventh
day OF May, 1900 10 o'clock the forenoon for
following purpose:
To consider and upon the recommendation the
Directors that the capital stock the Company
creased from $4,000. 900. TO S20Oo0.0O0.
Transfer will be closed Saturday,
7th. Monday, May 7th. 1900. both days included.
THOMAS SHERWIN,
BENZ. q. DEAN.
W. II. ELLIOT.
NJ. u. PARKER,
ALEXANDER COCHRANE
JOHN e HUDSON,
STEPHEN SALISBURY,
A majority of the Directors.
w. LEEDOM. Secretary
New York March 3lst 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
To the Stockholders of the
Consolidated Rubber Tire
Company:

IN prevent the alarm that might otherwise
eut extraordinary advertisement appearing above
TIE Frank Tlfora. George r. Sheldon. and A. r.
Pick. Protective Committee. deem it incumbent me
n financial condition Of the Company IS sound
i.s excellent and business prosperous. II the
sbovnaned gentlemen had given themselves the slight
s-oube presenting their for informa ton
concerning the about which they apparently
50 eager inform themselves. before taking action
damaging the investment value your shares and
Injurious the business Of the Company should have
been glad % furnished II them.
this connection Il is proper for say that when
G time rendered part OF the Board Of
the Company Office President. conditioned my
ceptance examination Of the books by the Audit
Company York. Tho result OF this examination
snJended enbocy my the stockholders at
rhe annual meeting May 9TH where properly belongs
under the however. feel essential
Sepa-t course, present the here
rzth follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Hunt-ave. $. l5O It Of Sycamore ST. for
three story brick dwelling Isx36: Thomas Nc
Guire No l.9i6 - ave. owner; T + Brennan.
w.
East Broadway, No 100. a story brick
shop. 25x625: Elias Reibstea. No 135 East
Broadway, owner NJ Bernstein. architect..--.. 80
Division st, No ~. Tor story brick shop.
25. .6x6J2: Meyer Vessel No 81 Division 81.
owner; Bernstein. architect. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2'
i69th-st, $, 700 II OF Washington ave. for
three four story brick tenement houses, EXIb;
John Fox owner Werner architect. .-----..- bl,t
KIngsbridge Road, No COS. for frame shed, 2tx
20; John Chambers. owner: ID Sturges.
architect
WoOdycrest $, - II of l6ith- Tor
and one half story frame dwelling. 2lX953;
Rummler No $40 West s9th-st. owner;
Campbell, No - East 18th architect. 81
Glebe-ave W g 100 II n Of WestchesteT- ave. for
two story brick dwelling: Is BOSNIAN owner;
Inhse No 91d Westchester- ave. architect. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
MANHATTAN RVST
COMPANY.

WALL STREET, Corner NASSAU.
NEW YORK.
Capital & Surplus, 100000
OFFICERS.
JOHN !. WATERBURY, President.
AMOS T. FRENCH, Vioe-Presidents.
CHARLES HSMITH, Sec W.NORTK DUANE, Treas.
DIRECTORS.
Francis X. Appleton, John kean
August belmont, John Howard Latham.
II W. Cannon, +. d Randolph.
A j. Cassatt Grant b SCbley
H. j. cross, James O sheldon
hudulph Ellis, Samuel Thomas
Amos 7. French Edward Tuck
h. L. Higginson John l. Waterbury,
r. T. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
BIG MoRTGAGR on NEW nu1LpING.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has lent
10 William w. Smith 81 600 at Az per cent in
terest secured by a mortgage the office
building Nos. g. 8 and Wall-st., southwest cor
ner of New-st. and extending to Broadway, with
a frontage of 1910 feet in Broadway. The mort
gage is due In 1905
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
Qrust Qompnnles.
Bankers
TrustCompany
OF NEW YORK
IN WALL. STREET

~ w ALL = KEE
Capital & Surplus $4,000, ,ooo
Acts In every trust capacity.
Represents security holders in inYsstI-
eating the affairs Of corporations and ip
protecting their interests.
Receives deposits and ollows interest
On dolly balances subject te check.
OFFICERS,
George w. Ely, President.
Francis III. Leggett.
Louis v. Bright,
Alfred III. Swayne, Secretary.
John III. Allen, Asst Secty.
DIRECTORS
Louis v. Bright, VIM. H. Hollister
d. Crawford Clark, Percival Knauth
George Coppell. Francis H. Leggett,
Bayard Dominick Almerc H. Paget
John F. Dryden, William G. Park
Benjamin n. Duke, Gilbert NJ. Plympton.
George w. Ely, William Schall jr,
Albert E. Goodhart, John W. Simpson,
Edwin Gould, Francis S. Smithers,
Edmund T. Halsey, Ransom H. Thomas.
]. Walter Wood. ir.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS: The annual
meeting o Stockholders Of the NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY will be
holden the office of the Company, II Dey Street Room
No lO2 Borough Of Manhattan in the city of New York.
n. Y. Monday, the seventh day OF May. 1900
the the following
LIST. To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
2nd To other business that
legally before the meeting
The book will be closed from the 9TH day of
April TO the 7th day Of May both days included.
BY order Of the Directors.
S W. LEEDOM. Secretary.
New York March 31st. 1900
proxy to the Secretary. he will affx and
duly cancel the proper United States Revenue Stamp
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
THE PACIFIC COAST COMPANY,
10 Mall Street. New York.

April 1900
THE following dividends have this day been
declared upon stock Of The Pacific Coast Com
after May 1st 1900, stockholders
record OF business April sth 1900 div
upon the First Preferred stock dividend
OF re upon Second Preferred stock and dividend OF
lgs upon the Common stock
VIII close at o'clock p the ninth
day Of April 1900 will reopen at 10 o'clock
Aax LIST 1900. Joh4s MEAN treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
CONSOLIDATED RUBBER
TIRE COMPANY.

The undersigned. Of holders 20 large amount
Of he stock q this Company have consented 10 act as
Protective Committee the
esnzaton methods capitalization and business man
Esenent of the Company. with view recommending
toch changes proceedings may for the best
interests of stock The annual meeting Of the Com
Eshy II f. expected will I May 9TH 1900 and the
Amtee deposit their stock prop
cry endorsed accompanied by vote the same at
such meeting with the City Trust Company. S6 Wall
Street. New York. which negotiable receipts
therefor
An appropriate form OF proxy VIII lie furnished by SAID
-fdsi company upon application
IL Afier investigation. protective agreement
Thai be deemed necessary be submitted TO
ne stockholders. any sockhoder shall refuse
hsSeni 70 such recommendations OF
'he Committee may withdraw without expense
April 18TH. 1900
:: sssaSs S,ss :: SHELDON. Committee. Committee
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

Columbus q Hooking Coal - Iron Co.
New York, April T. 1900
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
- ers OF the Columbus & Hooking Coal Ss Iron Com
pany OF directors and for other bust
before the meeting will be held In the
city OF Columbus Ohio Wednesday, May 1900 a
= NJ Transfer books will be closed April IS
JOHN c. KNAPP Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
Gouutrp propcrtp TO fei.

A sBURY PARK ALLENIURsT. DEAL. OCEAN
"A GROVE BEI.MAR- Modern cottages. all sizes.
for rent by T. FRANK APPLDBY. ofnees Aseury
Park and Belmar.
BLOOMFIELD: S5 minutes from New York by IAcka-
u wanna Railway: desirable house. IA
piazza: improvements; hardwood finish: choice
churches and schools: stx minutes
station; rent or sale low 10 close estate
EDWARD q. WARD. Executor. bloomfield y j.. and
IS2 Nassau n. Y.
yIyo RENr-Ar NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND.
i Gentemans residence on tho heights Best location
In a month Cottage belonging TO An
son Phelps stokes. Apply TO any local agent 10
JAMES w MCULLOCH. ~ Cedar b.. N T.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
Dipioen0 Notices.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
Common STOCK Dividend No. 1.

Pittsburgh. Pa. April p. 1900.
THE SECOND INSTALMENT of the SIX 90
PER CENT. dividend on the common stock of this
company year ended Dee 81. 1899. that is ONE
ANIJ ONE HALF I1z) CENT. will be paid
2ist day May 1900 stock holders OF record
& T. cath day Of April, 1900. Checks viii be
ma ed Office Of the company Transfer books
will close at J.. NJ. April - 1900. and at 10
NJ May ~, 1900. 4. X. FRASER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
FURNISHED Gousfs 60 fft-G ountrp.

INREhT HARRINGTON. Berkshire Hills--Cottages for
u season. furnished; all modern convenences de-
lghtful surroundings o. c. BIDWELI. Great Barring
ton Mass.
IN THE MAINE CoAST.-Prours Neck, l2 miles from
" Portland; furnished for the
hing boating sailing fishing riding driving
golf links. Address SEACOAST. Tribune Offce.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
NMGMOB l0NE,

TO GLAS C Ow VIA LONDON d z r RY.
From Pier "a. North River. foot Of West Path 81.
City of Rome May 3 noon Furnessia May 10. noon
Ethiopia May II, noOni May
. Cabin passage, $50 and upward
Second Cabin, $50 $3.50 Seerage $3.50 to $3.50.
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents. II & 10 BrOadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25

THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
Broadway
New York April 10th. 1900
A T A MEETING of the Board of Directors
OF this bank. held to-day, a dividend of Three and
One Half Per Cent $3.50 the capital stock de
ciared payable May stockholders OF record
at close Of business April Goth. 1900.
EDWARD BURNS, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
Common stock Dividend No. 4.

Common stock Dividend No.
PittsbIrgh. Pa. April 81 1900
THE SECOND INSTALMENT of the SIX 90
= PER CENT dividend common stock OF this
company for the year Dec. 81. 1899. 0ND
AND ONE HALF Q44) PER CENT, will be paid the
2lst dav OF May 1900 holders of
al r. NJ on day OF April. 1900. Checks will
viii close at 3 l.. NJ April % 1900 and 10
A n May 81 A. X. FRAZER, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1900-04-25
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOI AND AME,RIC,A LINE,
CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Piers 81 and 30 North River.
Iverna new. Apl 2s. PM Campania. May 10 A. NJ
Lucana. May g. 10 AM Ivernia new. May "a PM
Etruria: May IL. P Iucana- June . A NJ
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK