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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-25
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION
9.I2 \ NJ SS5 2. n Daily Sunday
PittSheld- Sundays only a o % A.
Pullman Cars all through
Trains illuminated Pinrsch Light.
Ticket Offices az I13 2G1 as and I2I6 Broadway =
TTrfon w 275 Columbus fS3 West I15th
I25th s. I2Sth Stations New York. 33s and T28
Fulton and t04 Broadway z. D. BrcoSiVu
ash Street New York Central
Service RsrEaEe checked from hotel residence BY s
FvD-eEs Company
GEORGE r DANIELS General PASSENGER Agent
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SALES AT AUCTION.

AT auction yesterday D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.
sold to Henry NJ Denton the northwest corner Of
0eVenty-ninth-st and Amsterdam-ave 100 2x1OO
P 5eHen story brick apartment house for $11s62a
foas sOs- r Heyer q Co sold No 474 Grand-st Is
teet west OF Willett-st.. 25x10O a six story brick
To mouse with stores, TO Addison & Sloan
bTsiSSfUu Inc foreclosure sale Of No. Q TO Is
ea a11aeh Lane which was TO be conducted by the
same broker was adjourned to October 81
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~ approxirnate amount OF the Hen or charge 70 satisfy
which The above described property Is be sold. IS
Is as5 81 interest thereon from the 18th day
obar 1900 together with and allowances amount
t1 no Ss64 IS with from October 1900
-s7har Vith Of sale TIE approximate
amount taxes assessments or ether liens which are
or paid ~ the Referee. SI0l % and interest.
dated New York, October Is 1900
SYLVESTER L. II. WARD Referee
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aaiIroaos.
.ENNSYLVAN[A


aAIhRoAD-
loot Of West Twensy-shird street. aad Des-
Dresses and Corgiandt Streets
CortIan,t. S.nE time from DeSbrOsses and
thai s S'Eeet~ il Eve minutes Inter than
Stt.- sen below for Tweufy-fhfrd Street
- except Were otherwise noted
sTs New YORK to P1t lLrai,se 70 Two sgsss PsEios
9-25 N. FAST Linz n r--5F5 ,3s5g -. So,
Conlpsrfn,a1- t.asN LvANIA LIMITED -P1Ilzn1a
Ih Sh Ss5s For chEo cesssa Tssa 5a ctSea
For Toi ~, CHIG,AGC and ST LOUIS EXPRESS -
indianapolis Csic.e via Cincinnati and Louisvlsl.
"' ia1I8. ", 81 LoUIs EXPRTss- Pt,,ssu-= Co
'4 49,. 2 WEsTERS Exp s s. F9i5 es..r.
chicsro VI r,. P1cIFIc ExPREss.-Fo- Pit,,su-z ana
8ou's Connecfs fsr C7vs asy va shsnsaaess valley
y Pi'isb1rg Cleveland. Ciariunar.-
WASHINGTON AND THE sOTT4
10 10 Cbtp5 IOo tpesh-ossss cortIandt Streets
DesbEosses ana csl lgS Dn.ns carr n Z s. 2 70
Dining Car al Parlor and Dining Csssl as 5
f-onESssscn, so 10 - Dining Carr m y IS q Is
night .O'ains Car. ass Dining Car SIS p n 40
niss5 5 an RAILwAY-Exprs-s . AS u 10
ana VeaS S AID WESTERN RArLwAY.-For Memphis
APL4NT s.C COAST LSE- 3 Easy SIS and
145sss3 d q SI;,& OHIO RAnwAY-ss5 a m and
nFh 1?a a5IT AIR IINE-Ez7rezs 1a5s p n and I2io
Tse S-l' 9o s5 COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7ssa
55 a.sas ras8 8 and R.5 . 6. Ts ss. Es
sL-11a-d Coaches -' ----~- $3.50" 80 -
CAPE MAZE -,
P1+Hss on New York FaIlroad rf---a
. 10 tnIrd Street Statio1l. SIS a. u 80.
ff-7r, ,ll- 30" m SUNDAYS - a. AS p.
40 stresses and C1rt-an1t 500 u 80.
~ ahc so =. savr17vs 2 * a : Is D
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ttDssorosses and Corrlanct Streets 62O T25 75S
so 60 80 30 lsS5 Peuna Limitsd). 1910 CDesbrossss
ll- streets lo-20) tDalng Car. las DINING
Str1ers . 80 a m 20 20 Gestrcsses and Corrau 2
4TIf1i- -cs <s 81 ass *. . Dining carr. a55
? m 10 M S-So Dining carr I55 . s55. 8 Is
o. l-s1t Sundays. $40 T.55 C1achesi.
= 80 . > 955 U-uite5l - 10 IS Dining car
60 10, LOB Dining Carr. SIS. SIS DINING
$50, 30 p N. nfrhr 1870 $3.50
4lcAet oInces- Nos
station 49, astor House West Twenty thlrd street.
stations fCor OF Desbross-s and C1rtan5-
ana SquTI Street $50 Fuiren Street ss BE5adag
sy4sana Annex Station. BROOKLYN. Station.
through 20 destination 49, 0'-~--
Railroad Cab Sery &c 40 -1--7S- 49,
- - Ss-CfiISSON. j. r WOOD
'-'s4 Ala-laser General Fass.r Agent
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

126th-st, 8 100 II " Of Coiumbus-ave. runs
341x 1o4sx 50x 1OOx n s-sx
= 20; George Bred and another 70 Anton
LleDier. al title $500
st Ann's-ave, s. SO II OF Southern Boulevard
25Xl00; Louis and John Brandt 10 Charles Kers-
o. q. %. >. -. &c. .---.- &. ]
Elzabett-st, CroSS-st %.
g; Mary Trayuor Frank EberharJ. $500.
Lntan-st, side, 4610 II Of Cross-st, Ask
IS 6x4sxl3s, Michael z Devlin and another 70
rA1afJ AFalnor-
7th-ave. " corner 114th-st, o0.11x1oO; Hugo ?
aoeher 20 John W Haaren Exchange
5thave. Is. II II Of 115h-st, "a 4xI0o; John
" Haaren Hugo F Hoefer Exchange
137th-st. SIG II OF Wilis-ave, 25xI00;
". Haaren 20 Hugo Hoeher. Exchange
Same property John H Haareu to John "
76th-st s. 375 II OF Avenue A 25xI02.2; Au-
gust Rsbe 70 Herman Sprtnghoru. ..............
16tll-st I25 Il of 9th-ave. T5xI15. 1xT5.4x
1858; 16th-st 5. 200 II Of 9th-ave. 25x
1IT.4x25x115 Thomas McAulen and another
Thomas McMuLerl- ......-.-...
114th,sst. No 8O6 East, 2ox1oOl1; Henry Peters
Nicoerta Crtscuolo 500
Madison-aye I3Sd-st. ie-11xs0; Augustus
H vanderpoe referee 70 William PaItsn- :. II24o
Brook-ave. 5, % IT OF l48th-st, 25.1x10O:
Mitchell L Granger. referee, 10 Jacob Rupert. 600
106th-st. s. 229 II OF West End-ave ok
lO011; Joseph Farley 70 Cathtnca q Guern-
St LaWrence-ave. s. 231.3 II s Farms
Road. 25x1O0; Uslena Roth 70 Sven Rydel..-.. 800
Frederick Seel TO Daniel McDevitt. ............- /
Bendet Isaacs et al executors Colin Melville. $3.50
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Througn trains New YORK. foot % Chambers St.
follows. S earlier rom ~ 80 81
n. ually.-SuId train for BuIalo- AT :
Binahautou. Waserly Elulra and Bradford Coaches
parior car and cafe dining 10 Buffalo
N .--tnLcag1 Ltutred-East ula1l-SQid
TAN 10 Chicago. arriving 20 ART Cleveland 40
"a slsepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland Cdncnnal Dining
$50 p Dafly--Buiiao and clevsiana Exprezs-Arr-
Buffalo 40. bFa11etd -y $1,000 - A. A-es-
nd Cleveland Gaze car
a * > "a paiy.-SoI6 FOR BlnshaEaton. Waver-
N Elnra Chicago. Slsspsrs Buffalo. Chicago Cncia
51,lCFTr.ls LoIAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS III ia 26i 40t and 95T
broadway l55 Eas, te5th and 80 West t-5sh 81.
-hambers and West sd 81 ferries. NewNork. 3S and
s6s FULTON 81 Broadway. Brooklyn. IL River St.
Hoaok en- Jersey CITY station New YORK Transfer
CO calls for and checks baggage destination
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ernst Companies.
GuarantyTrustC
Of New York.

NASSAU. CORNER CEDAR STREET
CAPITAL, s2.OoO.ooo
sURPLUs. $500. 600
ACTS As TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
Firms. AND INDIVIDUALS. As GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATOR TAKES
-NTIEE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject to cheqUe or on certificate.
DRAFTS on ALL PARTS oF GREAT BRI-
IAN. FRANCE. AND GERMANY BOUGHT
AND SOLD COLLECTIONS MADE
Travellers LETTERS OF CREDIT AVAIL
ABLE N AL PARTS OF THE WORLD. AND
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER c. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN TsELIN. r.. vice-President
GEORGE z TURNBCLL ID vice-PresIdeuE
Henry A MURRAY. Treas. AID Sec.
: NELSON BORLAND. Asst. Treas and Sec.
WI c EDWARDS. ID Asst Treas & Sec.
JOHN GACLT. Manager Foreign Dept.
DIRECTORS
Samuel D Babcock Adrian Iseifn r.
George F. Baker. Augustus D. JuIIHard.
George s Bowdoin. James n. Jsrvte,
August Belmont. Richard 4. McCurdy
Frederic Cromwell. Levi z. Morton.
Walter z Gluetts Alexander z Orr
p g g. Eavsn Walter G Oskran
Z Z Hartman, Henry Z Rogers
z Souers Hayes Il Mex TIro1bIT
Caaries z Henderson. Frederick II. vanderblt,
Esrry Payne Whitney
LONDON OFFICES,
90 LOMBARD STREET. z. c.
g ST JAMES STREET S. " LONDON
BUYS and sells exchange o. the principal
cities Of The world, collects dividends and con-
pans without charge issues travellers and com
Derclsl letters Of credit. receives and pays
interest OF deposits subject 10 chequs az sight
o. notice, lends money OF coIlaterais. deals in
American md s-her Investment securities. and
o1s-s IS services as correspondent and financial
Gssu- % corporations. bankers. and merchants.
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND
CLTDESDALE BANK. Limited
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited.
PARIS BANK. LIMITED.
Solicitors,
FRESHFIELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committee,
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. Chairman
DONALD c. HALDEMAN.
LEVI ?. MORTON.
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FURNISHED Apartments tuauten.

WANTED for the winter a private well fur
w n-shed modern apartment. between 58th s9th
Sts and 4th enu 9TH AVes %
least three bedrooms bathroom. sanitary
p-noihS highest references given
Address TENANT 1922 Broadway.
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TITLE TAKEN TO Y.

TITLE TAKEN TO VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Colin Melville yesterday took title the property
on the north side of East Seventy-second-st 2lx
1922 The plot is 100 feet west of Madisou-ave The
consideration as named is $S7 500.
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financial mect1nqs.

NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
O-1ee Of The Treasu-e- Nv York October nth 1900
TOR THE PURPOSE Of a special meeting
= Of the stoekhoide-s Of this company. be held on
Ihusday the 9Th Of November transfer books
will DC closed at u O'Clock Saturday 9th
INST and reopened az 10 o'clock A. n Friday, the
9th Of November
z. V. W. RoSSITER. Treasurer.
NOTICE.-A special meeting of the stock
holders Of IN" New YORK Printing Co. cThe Republic
Press IS hereby called be held Wednesday,
Der "a 1900 al 2 m, IL 1leB Tribune Building
New YORK city to vote proposition for the
tary dissolution OF the corporation. required by
Oct 4 lSoO EDWARD II. HALL. Sec'y.
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financial.
Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas City Railroad Co.
REORGANIZATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the fourth tnstafnen,
OF the payment due on the Preferred Common STOCKS
OF The A6ove-naTned Railroad Company. viz IS share
On the Preferred Stock and So per share the Common
Stock hereby called for payment at the once =, ~
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW vopE :.
WALL STREET. NEW YORK CITY. ON OR BEFoRr
OCTOBER 9TH 1900.
All holders OF the Central Trust Company Of New York
certificates OF deposit stocks are notified e.
the amount due under this call the date men
toned
The CERTIFICATES MUST BE PRES ENTEp at +bs
time Of payment 80 that amount paid endorsed
thereon
New York October Is.
FREDERICK p. oLCoTT, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
HENRY BULGE,
j. KENNEDY TOD,
Committee.
J. " WALLACE. Secretary,
Wall Street New York
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
Chicago & Alton
Purchase Money Certificates

Issued by the United States Trust Company
New York. under syndicate aEreemen Mt
dated MARCH End. 1899.
Notice is hereby given that and after OCTOBER
rs. 1900. holders OF the above may
the securities and which they entitled in due
after presentation and surrender
Gates at the office OF the undersigned IS Wall Street.
New York
Bonds are OF the denomination OF 81 600,
the par value $l0o Holders entitled to fractions Of
either may sen such fractions may purchase sufficient
amounts Of the to eutitle entire
or share, prices be named
Holders transmitting Purchase Money Certificates by
mall should indicate whether they wish to sell
purchase fractional whether they wish
the securities sent by registered express
expense and risk. Certificates accompanied by
proper power OF
statement setting forth the distribution
the above eerhcaehoIders may obtained at the Office
OF the undersigned
Not more than fifty schedules for exchange
certificates for securities received on any
banking day.
United States Trust Company Of New York,
by JOHN A STEWART. President.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL Blue LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
1890 1850. TSO0. 1900 s1O-ou. eli 80 II ~ N
q 80 SEQ rs 800 t4:so sea. 100 TT:s0 g 90
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1880 $500 'lO;OO al 50 A NJ TI.0O sf.SG an
$500. 200 P NJ. sl2-I5 udt 49,
Qfa Zee Loe-y = Fs-ry south Ferry. rs III
C5ion 50 West lSS Fast l25th s.. 27S West I25th
Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 8S road az WfarnS51,-@ 49,
York Transfer Co calls Tor and checks baggage 10 dss
nation.
From Liberty St only 'DaHy. tDany ezrsp. sun
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6urroaatrs' Nutlres.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent
10 william g thompson oIutner OF CharIes n mon non
Charles H Thompson deceased other than the brother
H Thompson deceased the names and places Of resi-
i15 % Jigance md this citation Is d-e,ted 70
thar person or these psTsoIs by me general
deceased send greeting; whereas Henry LITns5 N
certain increment in writng relating to both real and
personal property duly proved as the last VIII and
Testament OF Charles H Thompson late Of the County OF
New York deceased Therefore you and each OF are
cited appear County Of New
ieth day OF Dscember one thousand nine hundred at
and there to attend the probate Of the said last Win and
Testament And such OF you as are hereby cited as are
by guardian II have one or you have none to
of YOUR neglect or failure to do So a guardian will
appointed by the and act for you
In Testtnony Whereof have caused the Seal the
Of 6H2 SAID Doc oa AF Of T% York at gate
County the 25d day Of October, in the year Of
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
TYLER DUR BIZ Attorney for Petitioner 146 Broad
II PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Abner
Thomas surTosa a,s Of the County Of New YqT.
Matthew Dkenan, late Of the County OF New York. de-
subsorbe at her place Of transacng business No 500
9d% wa Or Booe the 25eb da Apr next OF
Dated New York, the l7th dsy Of October 1900
Administrative of Estate OF Matthew Dikeman. De-
z. MELVILLE KNOWLES
ssT York CITY 90 Borough
TN PURSUANCE Of in order OF Hon. Abner
= G Thomas a Surrogate the County Of New York,
NOTICE hereby given TO all persons having claims
G. Freedman. late OF The County Of New
York deceased the with vouchers thereof
70 The sue d@ his R99s q O a Walt
Street Room 49, in the City Of New York, before
ne first day OF
,s+eS Ney YORK the 23rf day Of May 1900
RICHARD W. FREEDMAN. Executor.
GOODWIN THOMPSON s VANDERPOEL Attorneys
for Executor. No. 2 Wall Street. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
l. C. Thomas q Surrogate OF the County Of York,
notice As
C;eTtride c. Walter, OF County York,
present the with vouchers thereof 70
2ei broadway Borough Of Manhattan in the city Of
New York before the 10th day of December next
Dated New York. the 9th day Of June, 1900
WALTER S KEMEYS. Executor
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
JORRIN. MARGARITA-In pursuance of an
- order Of Hon. Abner c Thomas Surrogate the
sons having against Aargarta JorFt1 late OF the
civ of Washington. d c. deceased, present the
same with vouchers thereof the subscriber az his
place transacting business at the Office Of Payey q
ough Manhattan in the city OF New York on or De-
fore tbs fourteenth day March 1901.
Dated. New York. September g. 1890,
PAvEY & MOORE. Ancliary AdmHistrsto5
Attorneys for Administrator 30 Nassau Borough
OF Manhattan. New YORK. y. :.
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Railroads.
SHORE R.R.

Trr.ins leave Franklin ST. station. y T.. as foloUA
ana Ism later foot West 42c St. n X;
a. "a Nor Intern points % Albany q Montreal
ri - = Nd Lake Mohonk. AiuneWaska. saratoga
49, and cEtskill Mountains
go p M-cont, Ltd tor Detroit csleaxe 4 81 Laaia
.S.i5 P M-FoI Rochester Buffalo. Ctsye. 4 Ch!eAko
- ~ FOR Rochester Buffalo. Detroit 4 81 Louis
.S.ys Nor sy a., Roch.. Mag Falls. Diet s. Cat
srany tDaIIy. except sunday Leaves brooklyn An-
4 4 A n p 81 Leaves Jersey
cct-S p r ri STA No I II 20 a A.. AZ SIS ? n
st-. tssis. AZ prncitAl hotels ana efnees RagE2ks
checked from residence hy Westeott ExD c.
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ 4.
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SOUTH tLAINFLELD a BOUND BROOK toc1ls. Week
" Sd IS A NJ. ,eOa-cs p n LT CQrrL
and nesb SIS % A II 40. 62l a as up N -
Pullman ouulotartons ~ an
Ts5t BruadWly Juol square Wet ~ Columbus Ave Y
Cuu ttio1
L cal Tor and checz baggage rT11l nQtet %
residence through 10 Destination
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A DyERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribans
a received their Uptown Oa5ee No Lap Broadway
81 door north Of Sls-st until oeioeS M advertise
ets received The following branch Offices regular
aes~e rates until O'Clock D. m. pa sth-aye,
cor 2dst I52 6th-ave.. 12th-st Mays. eth-ave
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gfrnrsions.

81 Days, $500 up. all Included.
A conducted GAZE party leaves New York
EVERY TWO WEEKS for SOUTHERN FRANCE
ITALY and the MEDITERRANEAN.
DION Of your party aide
q succeeding rarity
change IN your ticket its cost combining nde-
r.rSencA OF individual with convenience and
economy % Gaze's World Travel Syktem. Illus
trate6 Programs Free By Mall
HENRY GAZE Il SONS. lib Broadway. N. Y.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

Beck-st \ s. 10 II s Of Lougford-ave, for four
two story brick dwelling houses. 20x55. George
F Johnson & Sons owners; " Dckerson
dICuLteCL --.-----,-.
Bowery, No $40 70 3s6 for a seven story brick
and stone loft building. i26x171; Browning
King & Co, No 40S Broome-st. owners; John z
Nitchie, architect; Richard DeeveS & Son. build
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAuR0AD

LEHICH VALLEY.
foot Of WesI I'D Corantt and Dcshrosses sceers
eFenna r = Eerr-csl
3 Cortlzndr Deshrosses SIS . Daily
keep sunday. P-M- sunday A NJ
day A NJ \ 6 p II sunday P n SulCaT
A. NJ. lav s. A n
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as the numbers q the one hgncred and four bonds issued
Railroad Company. dated Nov 1879 redeemed bv
the operation OF the Sinking Fund. Nov LIST next at
the Office o. Messrs !. P Morgan Co. New York iOS
ANTHONY J. THOMAS, [ r-,..o..
CHARLES H. RUSSELL. -4~SNSS@-
By Howard Van Sinderen Atty.
MONEY LOANED on salaries, also to mer-
chants: in fact We loan money in hundred different
WAYS. 80 Nassau ST., Once re
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Dipioeuh Notlrcs.

Dipiorun Notlrcs
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
4 7 A MEETING of the Board of Directors
AND oNE-HALF PER CENT fslsqJ on the capital
stock declared parable November LIST proximo
1900 EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
CLEVELAND TERMTyAI a VAILEY RAIL
ROAD C0MPASY'S
.a- First Mortgage 40 Gold Bonds.
(NOUPON NO. 10. due November l, 1900 from
the above Bonds viii be paid at maturity upon pre-
road Company. No. Val Street New York
Cleveland Terminal & Valley r. r. Co.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.'s
EA ' 8s GoGp A s6sB aiDD-E DIVISION
COUPON NO. 4, due November 1, 1900, from
the above Bonds. will BE paid maturity upon
PRESENTATION al the ONCE Of the Company. No Wall
packages OF coupons left for verhcation on and
after October 90 1900 temporary receipts will be given
Bonds will close at "Wednesday,
October "a 1900, and reopen at 10 A n November
1900 J. McNEAL. Treasurer.
Offices Southern Pacific Company,
COUPONS due November l. 1900. from the
al this Office Galveston Harrisburg. and San Antonio
Cyysstern Divison1 first IS
Southern Pacific Of Cal first consol SIS.
\ T SMITH. Treasurer
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY,
- BF IssTi NsT T9Is October 23 1900
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of this Company
VII be closed on Oct 81 at o'clock. reopened
THEODORE F. WOOD. I'd vice-Pres. and Treas
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central R. R. Or NEW JERSEY

Anthracite Coal used exclusively
EouI Iracks Elecrr1-F aeunlaticF SIGNALS
N New York. Liberty St south Ferry
trans leave Liberty s. below ule r-or 500 Fe--y
hVe minutes earlier except IS u1ts5l
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1900-07-20

T IL TRUE STORY or SWEET HARMONY
The ticket as finally made
Il was, like the national ticket
two-tailed. The Populists named Geo.
W. Fisher, of lola township for repre-
sentative, Steve Weith of Elm town
ship for clerk ofthe court. w. ID. jewell
of Salem Township for probate Judge.
The Democrats named John Goshorn
for county attorney, Miss Hattie Ohm
stead for county superintendent, and
Lew Bartels for county commits
sioner. The Populists named Lou
Horville for commissioner.
The fusion was perfectly lovely
until the commissionership was
reached. The situation is like this.
The county commissioners have the
letting of the county printing. The
board is now made up of John McDon-
aid and j. d. Christian, Republicans,
and James Lockhart, Populist. Mr..
Mcdonald retires this fall and a new
commissioner is to be elected. AT
present the REGISTER is the official
county paper, but the reform leaders
see their way to getting control OF
the board if they can elect a new com
missioner, Mr.. Ritter Populist lead
er, and Mr., Purcell, Democratic lead
er, are both editors and are both will
ing to do the county printing. When
arranging the division of the offices
theleaders signeda notethat commit; {
from the two conventions should meet
together and choose a commissioners
The Populists outnumber the Demo.
Gratis and could therefore outvote then
so in spite of the agreement and the
recommendation in it that the nominee
be Democrat, Mr.. Purcell objected
He wanted the Democrats to be in.
dependent and name IA commissioner
The committee could not agree and
then two more committees, three from
each convention, CHOSEN from the com
missioner district, were closeted togeth
er. They could not agree and finally
in order to ajourn, each convention
put up candidate.
The contention somewhat Jared tn,
equilibrium of the conventions har