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The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
cAN-DEX MANUFACTURING COM
pANY

Second. That the residence OF said cor
poration. and its principal ONCE. will be
IN said county and state. but they desire
authority 20 establish branch Offices and
20 carry on the business Of said corpora
len "a any city county. state Or terri
tory OF the United States. as may be
deemed expedient by the proper corpo-
rate authority.
Third. That the purpose OF their asso-
citation Is TO make and divide among tho
stock holders OF said corporation q profit
from the business carried on. which will
be tho manufacture and sale of copying
books and copying ink, which. together,
constitute a device for copying manu-
script without the use of water, brush or
press.
Fourth. That the amount of capital 90
be employed by them actually paid IN,
will be twelve thousand dollars. which
Is TO b. divided into one hundred and
twenty shares. OF one hundred dollars
each and they desire authority 90 In
crease the capital OF said corporation. az
any time that such increase may be deem
ed expedient by the proper corporate au-
thority 90 an amount not exceeding two
hundred Thousand dollars.
Fifth That they desire 20 be incorpo-
rated for the period OF twenty years with
privilege of obtaining removal thereof az
the end OF that time): and they desire
authority to exercise all such powers and
perform all such acts as may be appro-
pirate 20 the legitimate execution of the
purposes aforesaid OF said corporation.
Sixth Wherefore your petitioners pray
that an order may be granted incorporai-
Ing them under the name aforesaid. and
with the powers and privileges and for
the term aforesaid
A. c. WRIGHT.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Original filed in Office sent II. 1900.
JAMES /. MURPHY,
DEPUTY Clerk s. e. & C. GA.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The coal interests involved in the strike
are now refusing to arhiirate Two
months hence they will b. wondering why
they didn't
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The people OF Michigan and Wisconsin
are looking forward ~.,h some dread 20
che season of forest Tires. which is row
nearly at hanI. The summer mas been
long. hot ana exceptionally dry, making
the combustible material In the forests
almost like finder a few sparks ana a
little breeze would be all necessary to the
starting Of a devastating confagration
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Col Bryan Is showing the Republicans
that the Full dinner pail" is an instru-
ment upon which be. too. can play.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

There has BEEN an increase Of nearly d
per cent In she emigration from Ger
many during the past eight months.
Many OF the emigrants have gone 70
South America. though good number OF
them have come 50 this country.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

The Philadelphia Ledger refers 20 cot
ton. corn and coal az THE three high
c. Of American industry"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
CURRENT COMMENT.

The New York World Dcm) says: II
the people OF the Philippine Islands are
Incapable OF managing their own affairs
and must b. shot into submission
why does Mr. Mckinley apply this
principle 10 the Christian population which
wished Go set up a republic under Ameri-
can protection. And refuse to ap-
ply It to Suu. where he has
granted autonomy under American
protection 60 "a Mohammcdan despot. has
guaranteed poyeamy and slavery. and
has granted subsidies 10 the royal ha-
rems3
"why treaties and subsidies FOR NOLAN
medan polygamists and slave holders
uuus?'
The Louisville Courier Journal (DemD
says; THE Bocrs will lose nothing in
the good opinion OF the world By yielding
now. THE gallant stand they made until
overpowered by superior strength and su-
perior science will always b. held up to
the admiration OF the world. To perscvcrc
Ia the struggle now would be suicidal and
worse. and would only make the loo Of
the fsoo0 p.ieancrs Of war and Of the I'm
armed burghers the harder. Now that
Dom Paul has abandoned them. they
sion. an act for which their friends will
applaud them"
The New Orleans Picayune (Dem) says:
The doctrines set forth by Mr. Bryan
in his letter are wholly American He
r. opposed 20 foreign complications. ana
Boo believes that an the power Of the gov-
ermsut can Doc best suh.erved hy using
them for the benefit an.1protection OF ths
American people and Institutions, instead
Of squandering them upon strange and
alien peoples. ana ne Is right"
The Columbia Is. c. State (Dem) says:
"Mr Bryan's letter Of acceptance is In
marked contrast 90 President Mckinley
In the FIRST place. Il ia not half as long
ard this brcvity 81 . great comfort a.
well as a great virtue. Secondly. IL b
bold. direct. uneqs.vocal. while Mekinley's
production was labored, apologetic. eyas-
i've and sophistcaLf
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
MONTGOMERY.
THUNDERBoLT
sCliEDILH

IHINDEKBOLI.
Car leaves Bolton street junction 5sa
a. m. and every thirty minutes thereafter
until 80 p. m.
Car leaves Thunderbolt AT 500 n. m. ana
every thirty minutes thereafter until
300 midnight. for Bolton street. juno
ton.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice IL hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing demands against WhippIe Al1rich.
late OF said county. deceased 10 present
them 10 me properly made out. within he
time prescribed by law. so ns 20 show
their character and amount: aud all per
sons indebted TO said deceased are 70
quired 10 make immediate payment to me.
Savannah. Ca. Sept l. 1870.
JORDAN r. BROOKS.
County Administrator. Is Bay St. ".
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
PETITION ron INCoRpoRArIoN.


GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY
The petition OF J. s. Canon. +. Dexter
and +. b. Gnann respectfully shows
First. That your petitioners desire for
themselves and such other persons as
may hereafter become associated with
them. 20 b. incorporated under the name
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
oSw w!
Ocean Steamship Go.
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EAST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommodations. All
the comforts OF a modern hotel Electric
lights. Unexcelled table. Tickets include
meals and berths aboard ship.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
FREIGHT AND PARCEL CAR.

NEA1AAA NM AN Eli 1Ah.
This car carries trailer for passengers
on all trips and leaves west side OF city
market for Isle Of Hope. Thunderboit
and all intermediate points at 900 a. m.
90 p. m. 500 p. m.
Leaves Isle OF Hope for Thunderboit.
City Markes and all intermediate points
al 900 a. m. II 90 a. m, 2:t0 p. N.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

CITY or SAVANNAH POCKET MAI
30 CENTS EACH.
PRINTED IN TWO CoLoRs.
NICELY BOUND IN CLOTH AND
STAMPED ~ GOLD on SIDE
For sale by
EHE MORNING NEWS
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

Registered a, the Pos'omec IN Savannah
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20
WEST END CAR.

Car leaves west side OF city market for
West End 600 a. m. and every 20 minutes
thereafter during the day until II: 30 p. m
Leaves West End az so n. m. and ev-
cry 20 minutes thereafter during the day
until 1900 o'clock midnight.
IT, NJ LOTION. Gen. Mgr.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-20

a, z. WRIGHT.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Original filed in office sent II. 1900.
JAMES /. MURPHY,
Deputy Clerk s. C.. c. c.. GA.
The suburban citizen., 1900-12-15
BRIGHTWOOD NEWS.

Mr. r. Q. Ryder has moved to the
city. He win begin the erection of a
dwelling house for his own use next
week.
Mrs. j. NJ Parker has rented the
Ryder store and will move in a few
days
Mr.. T. N. Mohler is just finishing a
large stable. He has all the work he
can do.
Mr.. Hawkins is building a new frame
dwelling.
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Sheriff, late of
Landover, are now comfortably located
in their new home here
Eddie Keyser has a job as brake
man on a B. & o. freight train, run
ming from Grafton to Wheeling, w.
Va.
The suburban citizen., 1900-12-15
FAVORABLE TO BOND ISSUE

Delegates from twelve Citizens As
sOciations met Tuesday evening in the
kellogg building with Mr.. Wilton j.
Lambert in the chair and unanimously
endorsed a series of resolutions pre-
pared by Mr.. Louis P. Shoemaker
chairman of the Executive Committee,
demanding an issue of bonds to the
amount of $1O,OOO,O0O for street and
sewer extension.
The suburban citizen., 1900-12-15
N. E. WASHINGTON LOCALS
Reported Specially for tho CITIZEN.

Mr. S. r. Mundell, late of Anacostia,
is now conducting the undertaking
business at No. 704 H street, as success
sor to Talbert & Mundell
There is q turkey rafie every Satur-
day evening at o'clock at Mr. J. c.
Godfrey's Diamond Pleasure Club
House at Chesapeake Junction.
The suburban citizen., 1900-12-15
A PENSION OFFICE SECRET +

The Commissioner of Pensions was
about to dismiss nearly eighty of his
clerks a few days ago for smuggling
liquor into the department, but when
he found out it was Orinoco Rye from
Quinn's place, 6O4 Pa. Ave. that the
employees were bringing into the
building he complimented them on
their good judgment and called on
all further proceedings in the prem
ises.
The suburban citizen., 1900-12-15
BARGAINS!
y y y

The readers of this pa.
per are constantly upon
the alert to ascertain
where goods can be pur-
chased at the lowest
prices, and if a merchant
does not advertise and
keep the buyer conver-
SAINT with his line Of
goods, how can he expect
to sell them2
y i y
THINKOVER THISI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
RECORD OF PRIVATE SALES.

James E. Callan and William Stonebrdge have
sold for John Martin the lot the east side Of
Hughes-ave., $50 feet south of One-hundred-and-
eighty-seventh-st.. to Joseph Tesaro.
Burrill Brothers have sold, In Brooklyn for
George w. Martin. the three story brownstone pri-
vate dwelling house No. 1877 Sixth-ave, Berke-
ley Place, for 11,0OO; also, for same owner, the
three story frame house No. 572 Quincy-st.. near
SumneF-ave., for $780, also, for NJ. j. Hogan, the
three story brownstone house No. 507 Thrd-st
Eighth-aVe., for $12500.
Cashim the two story and basement frame dwell
ing house 25x10O No. 959 East One-hundred-and-
forty-ninth-St.
David Cohen has sold the two tenement houses,
plot 46XS0. Nos. 241 and 243 Henryst.. the pur
chaser giving in part payment No. los Allen-st, a
Ave story tenement house a lot 25xS7.6.
Joseph Levy & Son have sold 20 client pri-
stone dwelling house. lot 25x1O0.5. No. AL West
FOrty-third-St
John r. Davidson has sold for David Harper to
Mrs. Sarah ]. Collins the five story double fiat
house No 81 West One-hundred- and-ffth-st.. for
$4,500.
Herman Ehrent has sold for Mrs Feldman the
FIVE story double iathouse No 40 West One-hun-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the purchaser giving a
house in Brooklyn in part payment.
Janpole IL Werner nave resold Nos 1877 and 139
West One-hundred- and seven feminist, two five
story double hathouses, plot 50x1O011, to Mrs.
Adler for about $4,000. This property taken in
trade last month for five lots the south side Of
w. D. Haynes & Co have sold for P. Mccormack
NO. Il8 CIinton-aVe., a two story frame dwelling
house, on lot 168xl0O to w. G. Gerth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

-, Sent : (SpeciRD.-Long wheat in large
on ,,,ses was sold out to-day by tired owners,
'Hrrere discouraged at the continued big move
EDs "a urinary markets. There was bad break
nea ,rhich was helped aong by the weakness in
seS ed the decline Of i2d at Liverpool. The
81 recovered later In sympathy with the
r. Grains and because OF local cash sales of
-, bshels and reported seahoard sales OF $4,000
Es.,s Montgomery abandoned quite a. line
ss and several more moderate holdings went
eaIR with it. Local professional traders were
or and overlid the selling. The great weight
o.. -Pyv grain, however, kept wheat from rally
G g fully as did the coarser grains, The North
I@ ,redicts heavy movement OF new wheat
- the next few weeks. Primary receipts
VI, az 600 bushels against 95S 600 bushels year
The worlds visible supply increased 274S,OoO
SEE Clearances were S04 900 bushels. Charters
. Cor e5o0o0 bushels at lIec 10 Buffalo Public
-Iyate elevator stocks here are 176ls,oo0 bush
october wheat opened at 74%c TO 1850. sold
=. -17sc 20 74Isc, and closed at 1850.
- had bad break early, but recovered more
- taIf Of the lost ground In addition to heavy
I-.,e,ion Of Ions corn. there was very free short
- by heavy local traders. Reoeipts-Ss2 cars
-es-lv zoo cars more than expected. Receivers
- elevator concerns asserted that offerings of
~ corn vere very light and that to-day's big
.,,ent was simply the shipping in of corn sold
y. come time ago. There was a rafting good
= demand and actual sales here We're 100000
...,s The sealoard reported sales of 10000
lois II was this big cash business which
- recovery after the break The worlds
-. srr-lv decreased 600 bushels last week
.,our reople were prominent buyers during the
- decline october opened at 3sc TO S77sc, sold
.---co- ssssc and 57Ssc, and closed at SSc Stocks
I, contract corn here are Ss7 900 bushels. Total
-,,,c and private stocks, 100000 bushels
s.s followed corn. but closed relatively stronger.
s,s-rbe- and October oats were g shade higher,
- November was a triie lower than yesterdays
.,si1g Receivers and elevator firms led the sell
- october opened at 2l14c, sold between 21c and
s-s.6q-iLc and closed at lSSc. Local receipts, 2ss
,sre Estimates for tomorrow 425 Cash
- 90 40 bushels Charters, 10000 bushels.
I7srseed was sensaionaIly higher under covering
:. ssrrernber and October shorts. The advance
ss &c 10 l0lzc. and the close 612c higher than
,ss,srdsy Cash closed at 81 52lk. September at
g u ana October at 81 1914. Foreign buying started
tie shorts covering
With The exception Of September ribs. the whole
--a75sion list was lower Armour & Co. were openly
,s65ug against The shorts for the very scanty Of
srr.Dgs The September gained 7Izc for the day.
VILE October lost 2I9c and January TIC TO 1oc.
Lard lost &c Il1c and pork TIC TO 10c for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

28th-st. No. 124 West. 25x9s.9 Eleanor L. Phelps
20 United States Trust Company. ,..............
46th-st, 40 II = OF 6th-ave 2ox1OO5: Diana
L. GitteTman Henry Gitterman.
Greenwich-st. No 800. Jane-st: Green
wicF-st. No s11. s, d. sxT4x24 6x74: Robert
Ernst 10 John n. Oeters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
l3th-et, n 100 II 9th-ave, 5OxlO3.3; Herbert
c. Lakin to James r. Roosevelt and others.
Columbus-ave, corner 1osth-st 100. 11x10O;
Patrick H. Whalen. referee. A. Fl. Marvin. 81
6th-ave. q s5th-st. 30. 2x1O0 Ida A.
Mather and others, by guardian 10 Joseph
Park ave g. 100 It Of 17lst-st, 25x145: Ida
Farber to Jacob Fritz and another. ............
9th st. No III East. 1S.2x9O10: Jacob Bier TO Sam
Ruginsky and another l2'
Broadway. s. no TT Of 7sth-st 259x305x
o5.6x34: Philip Donohue TO John Cawein. Is.
bth-ave = e corner S5th-st, 30 2xi0O: Coruelia F.
PendeTgast and another. heirs. Joseph F.
Cuiiman and another. .....................,. H.
lOth-st. No &c West. 1s.6x923: William ". Moir
and another. executors. TO Julia G, Fowler. 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
REAL ESTATE.
SOME REVIVAL IN THE MARKET-sALES
AT PRIVATE CONTRACT.

The real estate market experienced some revival
yesterday. Several sales at private contract were
reported, and there increasing business in
the renting of flats and private dwelling houses.
All the offerings at auction were knocked down to
the plaintiffs
The four story and basement brick office build
ing, No. 125 East Twentythird-st is to be altered
and renovated at cost of $25,OOO
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY William NJ Ryan: No. S15 Northumberland
thirty sxth-st north side 1s5 feet west of Eighth
ave. l6sxs911, three story brick dwelling house.
John Townsend against William f. Haws, ct al;
John Townsend. attorney; Richard F. Legion. ref
Amount due 50 1876 43; subject to taxes etc.
$1,000 ~ subject to mortgage, $751;
By Peter F. Meyer & Co.: Nos. 1888 and 3S5 Sew
enth-ave.. northeast of Thirty-hrst-st 33sX
Co. two five story stone front athouses with stores
No 165 West Thirty-frst-st, four story brick fiat
house and store; Catharine Getzer against John H.
Meyer ct al; Thomas J. Farrell. attorney; Thomas
l. Feitner referee; TO be sold free and clear Of all
encumbrances partition
Cherry-st., northwest corner of Mechanics Alley:
2ox196 3x2ox19311. vacant; Jacob Shire and another
dali referee; amount due, A2,S9S 43; subject to
No. "A Ninety-second-st south side. 400 feet east
Of Columbusave., 175xO0S, four story brick dwell
etc, against Melissa r. Holmes; Arthur H Yet
man, referee: amount due, SS,5lS 4S; subject TO
No, 22s One hundred and -eghteenth-st, north
side, 260 feet west Of Secondave xlO01O I'VE story
brick hath9use; Thomas Carroll against Sara9 J.
Steele ct al; James T. Lee. referee; amount due
No. N One-hundred-a and -eghteenth-st2 north
sofv Brick lSet t Sn4a ayor asan
same ne Isaac B. Brennan. referee; amount due
$23, 496 3d. subject to taxes, etc, $lO2.
hundred--and -ffty-sixth-st 2OOx9s Sx2Ooxss1O ten
two story brick dwelling houses, and a four story
brick fathouse corner; Louis and John Brandt
sgaps Hide Reeves St al EdwaPG {sct Il
cages SSo,5OO' taxes, etc, Sz0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
11nblic Notlrc.
SUPREME COURT, First Depar

SUPREME COURT, First Departmental
~ the Matter Of tha Application The Board of
Street Opening and Improvement City OF New
ative 70 acquiring title by The Mayor Aldermen and
Commonalty the city OF New York TO lands
rements hereditaments and premises on the east side
Division Norfolk Suffolk, Canal Rutgers jefferson
Streets ana East Broadway duly selected and
the provisions of chapter 2s3 OF the Laws OF
1852 ana OF chapter $50 OF the Laws OF 1851 . -,
appointed in the above entitled proceeding
hereby give Lotce to the owner or owners lessee or
interested the lands. tenements Entertainments and
PREMISES title which is sought be acquired in
this proceeding and to all others whom it may concern
First-That we completed of the
respectively entitled 70 OF interested In the lands
premises affected this proceeding having in
tres therein and have hed true report or transcript
of euch estimate together with damage map, in the
Of Public Parks for the inspec
ton of whomsoever Il concern.
he affected the and who object
the same any thereof. may. within thirty DAYS
1900 file their objections such estimate IN writing.
with us at our office Room No. on tie Fourth Floor
OF the staats-Zeitung Buildns No. Tryon Row. in
and that We the said Commissioned Will parties
So obectinE al our said the 5h day of October
1000 AZ In the forenoon, and upon such
subsequent days as may be found necessary: . -,
Tbird-That report herein VIII be presented TO the
SUPREME Court OF the State OF New York, Special
Term thereof to be held IN Part III in the County
Manbattan on the ilth day OF October 1900.
opening OF the Court that day, and that then and
thereon a motion will be made tina; the said report be
confirmed. ma, ,ooo
MICHAEL COLEMAN,
ARTHUR INGRAHAM,
JOSEPH NJ scHENCK. Clerk
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown once No Lax broadway'
Cd door north OF 8lst-st. until O'Clock p. advertise
mens received at following branch Offices regular
p. viz: Pa Sth-ave., c.
cor 23d-st 1872 6th-ave. f2thst. Mays, 6th-ave
and ATHEIST I42 Columbus West 66th-st; 100
West A2d-st 9th ave; 90 East l4ths 257 West
42d-st between It'll and sth ayes o9 East 4itht Lass
6lst-s 1st-ave S9ts-st; 756 fremont ave;
sdave 41st-s 564 Sd ave; 30 Bleecker-st-;
a2o Bleecker-Et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
pIsPosAL on YEsrERpAYs oFgRRINas.

BY Peter F. Meyer & Co.: Nos. 1872 and 1924 Riv-
ington-st., on map No. 1872. northeast corner of
Norfok-st, 34x7S, six story brick tenement house
and store; foreclosures to the plaintiff for A4.2
No. S47 third-st., north SIDE 116S feet west
Of First-ave., 16Sx1o22. three story stone front
dwelling house; foreclosure: to he plaintiff for
$1,000. No. S57 Pleasant-ave date Avenue AZ, west
SIDE St3 feet south of One hundre Nineteenth
St, l68x75 three story stone front dwelling house;
foreclosure; to the plaintiff for 5000
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co: No. 2lo2 Amste:-
dred -six: -fourh-st, 3Ox100 five story brick
hathouse; foreclosure; to the oaintin for $4,000
BY William M Ryan: Nos. 623 and 625 One-hun-
dred and thirty north side, 2Sl6 feet east
of Alexanderave, 50x200 to Onehund red and-thir-
X50x200, four five story brick hathouses
with stores in One-hundred-and-th thirty eighth-st
foreclosure; TO the plaintiff for $SSO00.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Park west. No 4G7 siOt
The Ieugert Wagon Company 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company SD st, No 3O2 to 3O6 West.
Van Pelt, William j. jr. to Donald Mackay, Con-
vent-ave, n " 144th-st. years. 22'
BeaIs John D. and Catharine Pnkington TO Rob-
ert c Fulton. Hudson River Railroad s. at
Werner George F. 10 Giles Whiting. 77th-st, $.
143 II Of 1st-ave years. l4i
Mandel Samuel ct al to Rosa r. Martin. I.ud-
lowest n e corner Stanton bO.C
Rurne John c. to New-York Investment and I'm
provenent Company. Broadway. 80. II II
OF 09th-st. also Broadway, corner 99th-st. -
Fowler Julia G. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Company lOth-st No 90 West, 1 year. 49,. 14i
Hooks Katharine p to Virginia Mackay-Smth
ct al. trustees. Park-ave, " s. BOIL II OF -
1l0th-st, years. lo'
Donohue Philip TO William I. Flanagan man
81 asin gemanS 12t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-06
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Hon. Abuer

- c Thomas. a Surrogate of the County % New York,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 al persons having claims
BERTHE G Freedman. % the County OF New
York deceased 70 present The with vouchers thereof
the subscriber his business
office Goodwin. Thompson s Vanderpoel Wall
Room 46. the City OF New o. before
day OF December
Dated New York. the 2SrF day Of May. 1900.
RICHARD W. FREEDMAN Executor &C
GOODWIN. THOMPSON & VANDERPOEL. Attorneys
for Executor. No Wall Street New York city
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financial mcetlnos
Dipioen0 Aonces.
Office of Reading Company. ,oo

Office Reading Company.
Philadelphia. August 8, 1900.
4 MEETING Of The Board OF Directors
held this cay declared from the net earn
* o. ne Company a dividend Of ONE AND ONE-HAl1F
80 CENT ora the First Preferred stock or me
sny 70 be paid September 10 1900 the stockhold-
" fec9To Al The closing q the transfer books on Az
49, - 1900. For the purpose u such DIVIDEND tne
es-steE books q this Company be closed al 3 p n
+e-elst "a 1900 and VIII Re reopened at 10 A d.
SEPTEMBER Il, 1900.
READING COMPANY.
~ ". G. BROWN. Secretary.
New York Philadelphia. August 9. 1900.
.te transfer books Voting OF the First
Sss1eed Stock Trust Certificates Reading Company
- ctoss N New York and Philadelphia At p M on
q 1860, and Wtu reopen 10 A. NJ September
~ September 10 1900 tie Voting Trustees viii be
SssIec . distribute the above dividend Of ONE AND
HALF PER CENT. OIzGt) when received by them
~ Lg ne parties entitled thereto the same appear
'N-'ia On their bcCks when c4oee1 Is above
j. II. MORGAN s. CO, New York
tSREEEI q CO, Philadelphia
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JoRRIN. MARGARIrA.-1n pursuance of an

order Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate
County OF New York. notice hereby 70 all
having claims against Margarlta orn late OF tia
Washington. ID. C. deceased. TO present tha
with vouchers thereof the subscriber. at his
OF transacting once OF Pavey
Moore, attorneys. Nassau the
ough OF Manhattan. in the CITY OF New York or e-
the fourteenth day % March. 1901 next
Dated: New York. September .. 1890.
CLIFFORD s. WALTON,
PAVEY & MOORE. Anc!llary Administrator
Attorneys So Nassau Street Borough
Of Manhattan. New York. ~ ".
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&frnrs1uus.

- sszER~ DEDP SEA FISHING DAILY.-AI.
NEEslsSsssseD FOSTER. Reliable and regular iron sea
ladies' parlor. Music. Leaves East 31st-
st. 715 Battery. sos Fare ladies' soc. Angler
runs winter and summer.