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The Democratic advocate., 1900-03-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having purchased the stock of Stephan
Bros, corner of Main and John streets, West
minister, 1.-THE old Morningstar stand. |
would be pleased to see their former customers
and my friends Call and examine my stock
which you will find the largestin Westminster.
The Democratic advocate., 1900-03-31
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Fee Simple REAL ESTATE,
In Hampstead District, Carroll County. Md.


Under and by virtue of a decree of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county, in cause No.
3770 Equity, in which James L. Burgoyne,
and others are plaintiffs, and Henry Claude
Burgoyne, an infant, and others are defend
ants, the undersigned, trustees, will offer at
public sale to the highest bidder on the prem
ises, on
SATURDAY, the 7th day of APRIL, A. D.,
1900, at the hour of O'Clock p. m., all that
valuable house and lot, which belonged to the
late Mrs. Mary G. Burgoyne, consisting of
about
81 ACRES OF GROUND, More or Less,
improved by a two and one-half A<AkCl
story Brick Dwelling, together ~
with a stable and other neces. i54l
sary out buildings, all in good
condition. Good water is on the premises
and schools, stores, and railroads are con-
venient. The property would make desir-
able home for a family, and is situate, with
out. and Immediately adjoining the limits of
the incorporated town of Hampstead, on the
turnpike road leading from Hampstead to
Manchester, and is the same property convey
ed to Mary G. Burgoyne by deed dated the
18th day of October, 1887, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll, in Liber
W. N. NJ. No. &c Folio sol, &c.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by Decree
One third of the purchase money must be
paid cash on the day of sale, or the ratification
thereof; third in one year, and one third
in two years form the day of sale, with inter
est from the day Of sale, to be secured by The
notes of the purchaser, with approved security.
JAMES l.. BURGOYNE,
T. HOWARD ISAAC.
A. NJ Ruby, Auct. Trustees,
mar-1O-ts Towson, Nd
The Democratic advocate., 1900-03-31
r UMBER AND CORD WOOD AT
IL PUBLIC SALE

ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. 1900, on
the premises of the undersigned, lately the
premises of Levi d. Maus, Myers district,
Carroll county, Nd, adjoining the premises
of Jacob Study and Others at the Stone Road,
will be sold at public sale, 10000 feet No.
full edge Chestnut Boards, $4,000 feet Oak
Boards and Scantling. 75 Cords Oak Slab
Wood, 10 Cords Oak and Hickory Wood,
Chips, Chucks, Saw Dust, &c. 6 Acres Uncut
Wood. Tree Tops, &C., in lots to suit pnr-
chasers, and a Lumberman's House and
Shedding. Also, at the same time and place,
will be sold the tract of land, from which the
timber has just been cut, 6 Acres, more or less.
A credit of three months will be given.
Sale to commence at o'clock, p. M, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
mar24-2t A. M. KALBACH- 3
The Democratic advocate., 1900-03-31
Belgium. ........ I,727, ,s59 PIC, 200
Netherlands.......-..-. l 1,401 ,3s9 1851

Botanists include in the family of the.
grasses one-twentieth of all species.
But, widespread as is this family, the
distance between nature plan and as man
has developed and made it profitable is only
bridged with effort. The profit in the
perfect yield is the reward of patience,
faith and labor to purpose. One must
invest either time or money and, with
either, success means not only the final
product, but the improvement of the land
With both the object is to destroy weeds,
to get humus and fertility in the soil and
to have the grass remain prime as long as
possible with the least expenditure for
feeding.
To begin at once with seeding to grass
requires money for labor in tearing the sod
to shreds with cutaway or disc, than
working and reworking this way and that,
to destroy all plant life and to get the seed
bed fine. In one such test the seeding
was red top and timothy, each fourteen
quarts, red clover four quarts The work
of cutting up began in early summer, and
continued until sowing time in the fail,
when seeding was followed by dressing
of 400 pounds ground bone and 200 pounds
muriate Of potash per acre, then with har-
rowing several times and rolling. A spring
top dressing of 400 pounds nitrate of soda
per acre, and in the fall another application
Of the bone and potash. The yield of the
plot of sixteen acres was sixty tons, of the
adjacent acres ordinary treated, ten tons.
The same result could have been obtain
ed by letting plants do the work. A hoed
crop to braek up the sod and clear out the
weeds, wheat or rye and clover, to still
further work over the vegetable matter,
then red clover, alsike and timothy, giving
in the first year of moving the trade grade
of CLOVER next the "mixed' Of clover
and timothy ,and finally, "choice timothy"
The yield from the working crops paying
not only for the time and labor, but pro-
ft-barring accident or untoward circum-
stances.
Emmor Roberts, Moorestown, N. j.,
one of the best farmers of the day, says of
his method, which is this of investing time:
beginning with the old sod field, we
would plow it in the spring, giving it a
dressing of twenty bushels stone lime and
400 pounds kainit to the acre. The first
year we plant in corn or cabbage. The
next year we give it as much stable ma
nure as we have at hand, for the purpose,
and say half ton per acre Additional, and
plant it in potatoes or other summer mar
ket crops. After these are gathered we
sow the land in wheat, and with it six
quarts per acre of timothy seed, not giving
additional manure or fertilizer.
''In the winter | like to spread over the
surface light coat of stable manure.
About the first of April we SOW some SIX
quarts clover seed, two quarts alsike and
four quarts of red If the wheat does moi
get its coat of manure, or we think the
land needs it, we sow 100 pounds Of nitrate
of soda per acre, ensuring good crop Of
wheat straw and mostly crop of grain
We commonly have good crops of wheat
rarely less than thirty bushels to the acre
and seldom fail to get a good stand of grass
which we NOW for the next seven years.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08

-,csss AZ sel<aseSsc May closed az ssssGsss.c The
,,eak was in spite OF large decrease in the v,si-
hie as eaa bushels. and of large sesboard clear
s7ces sal neo bushels. This was an increase on
-assaee of 556Gg0 bushels The Liverpool stock
snlv 80 0oa bushels decreased for the week 81 ooo
susheis Worlds shipments were 412S 900 bushels
with the most OF il from this side The specua tive
mood here not bullsh- The big Patten holding is
stsn intact. but the West seems Indifferent. Coun-
rrv offerings ara light, but likely 10 be larger
before the end of the month. when the farm work
4 over To-6ay's shipping sales were around 300
NO bushels The inspection was 25s cars. with $50
for Tuesday. samples were 34c lower.
Wheat kept al day within the limits OF 14c clos
ing only &c TO &C under Saturday II was con-
sidered a decidedly steady market. in view OF the
corn break and II the other fact that most Of the
foreign news was bea-Isn. Liverpocl was Id TO
"a lower; Paris prices were Indifferent. The
worlds shipments were large-9 100000 bushels
About half OF this from Americs tD- Russia n
shipments also showed an Increase The visible
s,.pply decreased 2s470p9 bushels which was more
looked for. II PUTS the total visible under
- 000 49, bushels The local stock. j. .373 900 bush
els decreased 5SS 600 bushels There was A coed
shinping business 2s0 0o0 bushels sold here
kansas CITY reported 100000 bushels sold there
The sea board put is export business at 50 loads
Jliv sold &C and G7isc. and closed II G71sc:
MAJ closed at 65Ss. Western and Northwestern re-
ceip-s were ahead of last years: seaboard clear
arr=s wee 24-.aG0 bushels. The speculative trade
was light Kansas authorities state the wheat
there IS turning yellow because OF TOO much rain
Tae extreme North IS complaining Of drouth. The
trade g rather nervous over the Thursday Govern
rre1r crop report. which is expected 10 slightly
raise the April condition.
oats lost Sc n sympathy with corn May clos
rE ar 227-c- July A. 23lsc- The talent here keeps
hearish. declaring that the country is long. The
visible decreased $4,000 bushels. Receipts were
1.3 cars. with go cars for Tuesday.
Flaxseed was firm. with the crop futures
ur 1-c 10 10 May and cash closed at 81 so; Sep
rennber 81 2s1z; October 81 24 There were % cars
cf seed ar the three points, corpu-ed with % cars
Issr year
Provisions were weak. pork losing 20c: lard and
-;hs 7i26 70 PFC. There has been no Armour sup
porr the market for week. The cash demand
Is no. 50 good It was. Zach day there is more
OF less selling by outsiders. Hogs were sc lower
7---c 9.oNe received. Gables we're of tri1e.
the break there some buying and covering by
packers. mainly rhe covering OF shorts.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
NEW CHr-RCH FOR HARLEM

Plans have been filed the Building Department
behalf of the new parish of ST. Lucy for a one
story stone church the plot No. 1856 TO 3t2 East
Observation-Disclosures which has been esti-
mated to cost $500. The edifce will be built of
rubble stone. with blueStone trimmings A four
story brownstOne and brick parish house viii he
built on the adjoining lot No 3+4. for the pastor
of ST. LuCy's. the Rev. Edmund W. Croun, which
will cost S2.G00 The new parish is composed part
" OF communicates who formerly wOrshtpped at
ST. Cecilia :. Observation-Disclosures and Lex
ingtOu-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
aurtiou 6aLcs-finaucla
LOTS MEsIEH. Auetioneer.
REGTLAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, May eth. 800,

A. I2-so o-locz the y Y. Real Estate salesroo-n
No. IL Broadway.
5By order Tr,stee)
81 Ehs. Pssrtz ms C. Bkyn
(Bv order Of Executor
y shs. Home Insurance Co
a shs- Peoples Bank
fFor account q whom Il may concern)
- shs- lsr National Bank OF Sing sing y Y
scs TuiVed States Trust Co
80 Western National Bank
p shs- Lt-ca. CheuanEp S Susq. Valley f F. Guar
800 on Marietta Mineral P. P Nrge c ? Bds-
Trust Receipts
m shs- Central Foundry Co prst1.
415 s-s- American Ice c.
10 American pre11-
= ms steei Eiret Nhee Co common
1fs0 s1s- American Beet Sugar Co prefd.
- SIS Fr-1 Gas El=c- Co q y J ? c. pfd.
p sHs 35snhat1an Beach Hotel & Land GO pfd
= shs- Iaczavsnaa Iron & Steel Co.
shs. Importers & Tra3Iers' Bank.
= shs- Atlantic Trust 60
10 SIS. Galsri1 Nat Bank
To- shs. Consa- P way. Elec. Lighting Equip. q.
- 100 Chic. & Northwestern Pr. Co. ; = c skg "a.
Den R6s-. 1882
- Sis. Atlantic Trust CO
- shs Hone Insurance CO
= s1s Green Rav & Western P 2 SO scrip
shs- Tinted states Mtge- & Trust Co.
Moron T-ssr c..
So Pksrtx %at-
10 sks. Morton T--sg 90.
80 shs DisLiLl-2g c.. of America pfd-
shs \. Y Produce Exchange Trust Co.
100 Croker Wheeler Co
20N Mechanics' * Traders Bank
$1,000 C7xsackle & GreenFfls Traction Co Mtg p
soo shs Lou Head' e 81. Louis Ry pte & 1855 scrip
70 shs. North American Trust co.
* shs. Title Guar & Trust Co
IS shs. Na-I. Broadway Bank
Is shs He-czsurs' Natl. Bank.
80 shs Nat CRY Bark
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
9iin propertn for Sale.

AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. 1s TO =
FEET WIDE. on 18th AND 50TH STREETS
NEAR MADISON AVENUE. THE ONLY
Low PRICED NEW HOUSES BELOW 10Th
STREET. PRICES FROM $4,000 TIP. AN
OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NEVER oc-
CUR AGAIN PLANS AND PARTICULARS
on PREMISES. OR OF THE OWNER AND
ARCHITECT. CHAs Buck. Loo WEST
42D ST
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

10a9-st : goo z = of 2d-ave for story
frame shed 22x20; John Corbett, owner; Charles -
Meyer. architect -, =
frame shed 5oxes; Philip Dietrich Broadway
1l0th-st John Rau, arch1tect..-- l,u
I4qth-st n s 900 r Of Mcrrs-ave, for nve
story brick fathouse. with stores, 25x66.lo.
Fl r H6Wen architecr o..~,...... 12ot
Ilth-Et No 253 West. for a fve story brick fat-
house oSxAg. * Hoffman, No ls3 DeaI. cey-st.
owner. Kurrzer & Rohl architects. tI.o@
Madison-ave n W l24th-st. for two seven story
brick nathouses with stores +oxe0.7: Herie
Iieheskind. No 10 East 11lth-st. owner; O f
Pelham No SOB 5th-ave. architect 30 n
fo4th-st No East four story brick
dwelling house 25xJ5: the Rev. " CrOnin-
No 946 East lO4th-st. owner, Lynch & Coombs.
1aith-sf No aS6 10 sac East fo- story
stone church. s0xs6 Il. the Rev y " Cronin.
owner: Lynch Coombs. architects .......... 100
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
fIuGuriGI.
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. r. CO..

Nc % Nassau !
Nccce Is hereby given rhat the s. Paul & Duluth
Fssl-oa6 Company las soc granted lands.
r-zcrs a11 other contracts derived from such
El1 retire al 7 TIE Preferred stock and Preferred Stock
Scrip ot Company. That under provisions
Pan - Of Lake Superior Azsis
Company. which organization
Duluth Railroad Company. the proceeds Of
such be applied fa- the
said Preferred Stock Preferred Stock
Scrip such Preferred stock and Scrip is subject
retired and cancelled the therefor OF its face
That q 4 ueeti z the Beard Of Directors n the
COMPANY 6uy helc this day May, =. . a
resolution duly adopted providing mat the Company
apply said sad sale Of the
lsrcs land contracts and other 70 The
Preferred Stock and Preferred Stock
fC-p and dividend Z three and 0Ee-nalf Per
al Preferred sock and Scrip shan
be retired an6 cancelled Or before JULY 1sT A D
That said Board of Directors have caused be de-
posfe1 WIN NESSRS- J. P. MORGAN & CO in New
Eo-k Cs proceeds said sale CT granted lands
s11 ccuTzc-s- sufficient q money 70 retire al q
st Preferred Preferred Stock Scrip, and
par and dividend q three
sne c1s half thereon
Msssrs J. ? MORGAN 8 90. viii. ~ and after MAY
eth 4. = oeice City. the
srredr o certificates of said Preferred stock and Pre-
= re hcl6e-z par value q certificates
SDe dividend II and one-haf cent thereon
Ete- said il " 1ST A 1900 holders CT any o.
E- Preferred stock Scrip VIII have any right or
eG-1orly sad exercise rights of g
Eoh6sr rhe1ence- = receive MS proper share
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
summons
SUPREME CoURT. C0rNTY oF WV


= ror- = -. = 'D.N4i Vf NEM-
-''e<E'9d E1ee-' H-7sf John l. = kwooa ard Mary
,Sm p p IocEvoot Iz1-a Am Ws-r,r anf Ioha T.
James N Lorsv11d --st asovs r1ss,isr-.r Tssasians
IN an4 Na-t = ,,,, - ss''sna a5s Ise5s \ Mar.
e. X It1-s 1t, ~ sissaaf s,r-la L Boqaas~
tin vvfnitT Mr. l2a ,ts'Ts- " Na7t.s .sas ! MAJ
ana Ns-+o7 ~ ~ rs- I-, = s R5 saCy z -.
a self ana Ciaye E. seif scr sissaaa Laura = 3 eSr
Isabella wosis 't-ney saovS as s.a aus sS,is-;
Ss an A1s''l5 49, her susoant Ha--.s MNns--
- an Annie Lewine his vie rs- sa.l Nary ana Aaas
known - ,ee 49, . 9, I~,- t-l- nases eS,ng N
No., 52i s4 SlsaS T, Loo Seoa sls " e. M an " Loek.
IaG-l. I- i''1 - S si' ~ vie Luiu I1sy Iaaa Gould
me me u.HoUn 8so1s ,ts-' -1an ne tsfsnasn. hsreinl
executors aarain--s-o-~ s,rs1s ~ wives ~ lanes ~
william H H 1cepa Iaa ans Martin. lSa'?i Tsr-. II
sasone 'fp5sw f,,s q 5T 81 - DIS a1st w. 49,
l. Bounds Martha L Bounds Aana K stapSins
C.1 WH,ialp : Marta Mary L Ms-,la Ala n s.nRsia,.
Marion f See s.-sP -, I.l,-, y - : 49,
Nm. M Vseo,,ey Aasta Isabella w7o.sy lrH--y sown
A lockwood. Frances Mann Nancy G. BsSs'aS tas5-r-
ward known a. any Broad ara - urzuowa per
adm nis,-sTor. ne s.s- % = s y, - ,,s.
Iohr. L Lockwood Benilnl.r F 1.1-sTood wirism II.
JnspFev OF James IockToed a-s, s5svs -nertSn-sS-
MarSs L oaT. 'e5s Sr5s 5. Ma ,,. 0S1a W.
tin George W Mn - No. N4I's,, ~
Ei-s Fi5r.T-s 2. s,--~tt-s ~ - 49, =
Neei sarah A SER Isu-a T. p f-- rsr-a " w5oI-v
Pars- I.lt,eT "a - -
Lockwood Ill7u I.afs-rv I-E, r;og-5 Ta-,es I1s~k
known as Many Broad DEFENDANTS. summons.
sr,i,s2 i9S s29feasmsa S asis1dsns Toy Aisl EEsEsr
serve of plaintiffs attorney
-. =. re 4ay cl se e. t'i l2 ease oI yplc a.
vo,, bv 4sF,,f- f,- - 49, is4 =, 80. ~ -I
Da'ea -'eT 49, r2Is - jqy ny ,9,lS 3,E lsss -
C4--a ,z7-ss. ara PSI - ,s+-.ss S-5s- $40 go.
way, NeW YORK tltv
10 ne so9Ve aaned 4efa1fanis. lanes IccSsco.
wood his VIE; BENJAMIN ? Tockwcot. william r z
l, Swo9d IsgF9 Ann Martin and s'h1 y Martin ser
Nooe rs above n3entiorS1 Lcusiana Sa'e- arc Zaaos
Jeoh n N.fla -, - .
bar bne5sss V,-15 - rls a. 49, < sg-s-s q
william p ,sin13sins her husband AuEasta 9 Marin
Mary L Martin ada " str'7Ei1s. oscar NJ s.rpsins-
FlorsncS = = Nsry r Zee and Marion ~ Vel.
seis her husband: laura Z r o- Laura M wool-y
2nd Henry g Wloley h-r husoaae Matilda Isao-lls
y Wooley her husoa1t Peter p lockwood sne Susan
-. 80. N-s5.-i @ lal J" II rrS oo 1s sn1 ~.
vie LIn Laferty JOAN eo,d James a Locl wood sd
'e.L- -. ~ sssSs-. 49,, - - =. 49,
Ian - s-,. a. 5I5--,.-. - -
aas5anss Or ives 81 Jases n IgAy9ea J5an : Lee
Voc. Ns.laI ~. = - Sso...
n MI LScVoo9 & r. 1s1ye 'nr1-5si ,-s'71a $40.
4ds HSaa MaTs S1fsH1 Ws z' N5 N, Na 7 MrS Az.
N sirnpkins oscar NJ SlErens. Fl7-ence 8 siu2kins-
May p Nsal Asrion = Nee 7asaa a 80 Laars
|. = COR Laura NJ Wooiey Ntilss is1nei,a 10y Noe.sy
William w locsWoet Na,aa2le- - Nc. L1i- -
Na~rr 4 ing ~ AID 81 as
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

slnnott, John. to Enigrant Industrial Savings ~ -,
csnai|St $ 30 # " Of ForsytHsr year 12 90
Denicke Ernest A. to George " Murray, 2a-ave,
cor lot9Ist instai:nents = lo'oo'
nedy, trustee, 69th-st go It OF West d. ~.
Gmstsriameave. cor s2d-st yearso'- '4ooo
Road, :. 6l411 # from angle in said road =, ~.
Same 10 sane Boston Road 5 $ 6s9ii It e
from angle in said road opposite jefferson . ~,
Same 70 same Boston Road. e $. ee4. II +,
from angle in said road opposite Jefferson , ~.
Lew. GTI6Ta to Adophe Low. trustee, 72d-st. ,.oo
fenoxavs az" cor II4th-st 1soo,
Smith Eliza J. to Emlgrant Industrial savings
Bank Broadway. 5. sS # n OF 1o2d-st' oooo,
McCormacS Michael, Nelson D s,ilwen. ST
i vear9-, w. - ..'...........-. 10000
Dober. Danie 10 Frank A setz, Nos 3s and IS
Krosser. anna s 70 f;mierant Industrial Savings
Krafti Nina. to HATTIE Stern 40 Is East 9sd-st,
RhIHeiander T ] Oakley 10 the Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 52a 49, = Of 0th- ~.
reds Dora to american Mortgage Company, 10,
same to rector etc of Grace Church s7a 7th
Brosnan Mar T. ct al to the Equitable Life
Assurance society 74th-st 4e2 It OF Co % NJ,
Famin Mar to me Equitable Assurance -,
Society. No 225 Vest 43d-st ysars..a l4oo'
the Nato lal SAVINGS Bank OF Albany Ans'er- ., o
Bachrach. Louis. TO American Mortgage Com 90 -,
& Pahy, Eri6n N@ U5 ~ f5e First Church to National
Life Insurance Company broadway. n " cor - ~,
MANN hamave IR9as 1855 # OF 17sd-s years 1880
ave. v 1914 = n Of I73d-st. years...;.-. 1900
io6th-st s. eos = Of West End-avs. 3 -,
Of Z Vest siiiH Enaa2e Years s1OOC
paay No IS West 17th-st. years......-..... l5ooo
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
CITY TRUST co
OF NEW 70 Rk.
S6 WALL STREET.

- - - - Gt
Entirely invested IN City Of New York Bonds)
ORFLO y $1,000, 900
Designated Depository for State, City, and Court
Funds, and for Lawful Money Reserve OF the Banks
OF the State.
Acts Executor. Administrator, Guardian, Trus-
tee, Committee. Receiver, Assignee,
Opens Accounts subject TO check payable at sight
throngh the New York Clearing House, and al
lows interest daily balances. Issues Certificates
Of Deposit. bearing interest, payable on demand
at fixed dates.
Furnishes Letters Of Credit and Drafts on all
parts OF the world
Acts as Fiscal and Transfer Agent, Registrar OF
Stocks and Bonds, and Trustee for Corporation
Mortgages
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage.
OFFICERS
jas. Ross Curran. President
George r. sheldon. I'd Yice-President.
Arthur Terry. Secretary.
walter w. Lee. Asst. Secretary.
DIRECT TORS.
Jobn D. Crinnins Charles " Morse
Frank H Platt Henry o. H8vemeyer
George R Sheldon. Hosmer B. Parsons
Edward Eyre. Albert g, Jennings,
Peter Doelger. William q. Gelshenen,
william Halls Jr. Eugene Kelly.
James D Laying. Edwin WRrheId,
william R. Grace. E1verton r. Chapman.
James Roosevelt Charles '. Fornes.
Edward y Gibbs, Frank r. Lawrence.
Jas. Ross Curran.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
CLARK, DODGE &, co.
Have remoFed TO temporary offices
al IS Wall Street.
9iuaurlal meetinqs.

3Inaurial fleetlnqs.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Ni-ls Building. = Broad Street
eE YORK. MAY %. 1900.
THE FIFTY-TBIRD ANNUAL MEETING of
s1ockkolders % the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
be red a. rhe or-ce q The COmpEnE IS Broad
i-lls Bl1ing3, in the City York on THURSDAY.
tae 1lst dsy MAY 1900 hours Of = noon
&C clock z. NJ. for election = Directors.
e transaction OF such other properly
NE before The Company
Se a ne Otcs ct the Union Trust Company
1g ne lota CAV of Nay. 1903. a. o'clock P N, and
VIZ reopen FTscay 1900 10 O'Clock 4.
JOSEPE HELEN. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
PENNsYLvANIA 3

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANr.
Phsla1eirhia May iss. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
L declared a SEMI ANIMAL DTvIDE END OF Two
AND ONE HALF t2iat PER CENT 81 : per share,
upon capital al
after Nav af-r 1870 60 st0cxholders
he oSs q Company r N. April Al
dividends paid CHEGCE
CHEQC mailed stcczhotd-r- who hav0 afe4
PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS IRIS orrce-
ROBT W SAITa E-->sgrer.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08

51ST STREET
The property IN this neighborhood VIII be greatly
changed in the future BY the erection OF mag
nlhcent clubhouse the adjoining and 30 and 40
f. 5Is SD streets making perhaps
The hnesr residential block in New York City
Iaps particulars with Auctonesrs Kennedy Building
No Pine street.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
? & ROLLINS. Assistant Secretary.
LEErGH AND WILKES BARRE COAL COMPANY
TO HOLDERS OF Consolidated Mortga ge

Bonds, payable June J. 1880.
Pr sEree-aenr between the Letigh and Wilkes Barre
Cns+ Company snd The Central Railroad Company OF
New Je-Szs, VIII be extended for Ten
frc- Jcne ! 1850 four and one-kslS Per
teresT payeb5e March.
eepre-ni~r vesE. extended
lcH1s guaranteed principal and interest
- as Ce--s4 Railroad Company II NeT Jersey These
f0-1s present mortgage
which constitutes 4 hrsr 2
properly - the Coal Company The entire has
F-DscneC for reser11E however all present holders
,o present their bonds for that purpose before
AaT . 1900. privilege of exchanging their
ou1s for extended bonds BondhOiders
"o desire avail Of this privilege
tr1-s Company
Nev7 JERSEY Liberty Street. any
y" and ~ q and including May q. VIII
cev@ immediate payment their
cets e1Iitl-Ig extended bonds.
cA VII hear interest from June J. 1900 and viii be
ce.rerane about that
Nay :. 1900 = ROGERS MAXWELL.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
Dipiosuo Notlces.

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BOND AND MORTGAGE GUARANTEE co.
4aS EEa1SE& STREET. BROOKLYN. y. =. May 3, 1900
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
CENT been declared payable May 18th 1900
te stockholders record closing q the Trans
t-r Books Z. II. Nay i1th. The books viii be
opened al 20 4. n Asy 18Th, 1900
MARTIN WELLES Treasurer.
A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions rcF Tribune
= a. their Uptown once No I.2s2 Broadway
a ooo- north 3IEt-sL until o'clock advertise
lsols following branch ornces al regular
--cs rates uEtiI o'clock 2. viz rs sLh-aFs =
-1l-SLs 152 l2th-st-i Macy oth-AEe
~ Colurnpus-aye near west aE TO-
sst 421-Et. 6th-aVe: 81 East lith-sti 27 West
1a-st between 7th i5S East 47th-st 1885
ave between 76rh .OZS ad-aFe near
ss.ss-Sts s3th-sr-s Go SG-aFe
<-tS-. 554 39-Ave ZIG Bleeckerst.: 325 BlesskeEst
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flnannai.
finonnnl.

Exposed Treasure Cold Mining Company
VICEPREsIDENT,
SECRETARY
CLARENDON A
ATTORNEY
Borough Brook N
H eknans z.
Lawyers Walls N
lam St N
T. NJ. Wshingo Avenue
r alden Lane
o 6 wes2
the ofcer Of the company
This company a mile re
f vern
an d Lane yielded a Much
the ore free milling
yrr
e " the bottom will
that
and t
rye n the sc OF the company
ais ewmt.u
/ NOy.ssE sARIF
particular.
Descriptions " y mai o apple
As the amount of
New-York tribune., 1900-05-08
RICHARD Y. HARyETT a CO., AuCT.Rs.

RICHARD V. HARNETT 4 CO., AUCT'Rs.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, TUESDAY. MAY 8
Il o'clock the New York Real Estate Sales
III Broadway By order of Etwa-T Ridley sons
80 AND 81 ORCHARD ST.
building
plot
ALLEN ST.
1-stor- building. 2xss
Maps Auctoneers. = and % Laber-y
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Trfbua,
~ received their Uptown Otace. No l2f2 Broadway
3lst-sc- o'clock p advertise
the following branch Offices regular
Office until O'Clock viz: "a shave.
cor l2th-sJ-. Mays 6th-sys