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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-06

Court was convened iE Criminal
session on Monday last, the petty
Jurors, were present, with but
few exceptions, and the partial re-
port of the Grand jury was re-
ceived. This report Is too vol
luminous to publish in full, so we
will content surselves with giving
a summary as follows:
No True Bills 26
True Bill IA
NOlle Prosecuted IL
The True Bills were subdivided
as below:
Permitting Dice Playing on
Premises l
Shooting at Dwelling
Person Being Lawfully therein /
Larceny l
Embezzlement l
Murder 2
Robbery and Larceny l
Burglary Larceny 3
Burglary and Larceny l
Petty Larceny 2
Assault and Battery l
Breaking and Entering Store l
On Tuesday morning hour was
devoted to fixing cases, while the
trial of criminal cases was taken
up in the afternoon.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
These three seems to have been
overlooked on their proper dates.
Sept. Siberia Building As
soclatlon to Allan Handy lot IN
town measuring 90 by III feet on
Bank Ave. for 5000. w. &.
Weeks, notary.
Sept Il-lber,a Building As
socialion to Oleus Joseph Darce an
improved lot in Jeannerette 90 by 80
feet for $1,000; W. G.. Weeks,
notary.
Sept. 22-MIss Harnet Weeks to
w. b. Davis the post office lot for
$4,000. p. L. Renoudet, notary.
Sept. 26-Mlss julia Broussard
to Mrs Aurelien Segura lot on
Weeks stree. 65 by 1873 feet for
1925, p. L. Renoudet, notary.
Sept. 29-Geo Henderson, Sheriff
to Mrs LOUIS Thibeaux lot in
Jeanerette 9Oby 2l0 feet tor $3.40O.
Sept. 29-Jack johnson to P. L..
Burke a lot on Washington street
IS by l27! feet for $40, F. w.
Bauman, notary.
Sept. 29-Mrs U. S. Haase to
J. J.. Haase lot on Madison street
60 by l25 feet $1,000, A. N Muller.
notary.
Sept. 29-The Lewis family tG
P. r. Burke improved lot corner
Mai and Ann streets for $3, 600
F. w. BaumaD, notary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-06
y. BOARD of Water and
! Light Commissioners.

vov that the water works and
E..at systems are to be established
! NV Iberia, our citizens will
..b.bly be pleased to know some
a. q the way they will be man.
"a after they shall have been in.
s.l.1. Their management will
= b . part Of the duties OF the
...neit. but of six commissioners
!. ~ following portion Of act 33
: u acts Of the legislature Of
l1oe vill show which was known
/. House Bill No. 200 and was
r,esnted by Mr.. P. r. Burke.
NJ is the portion of tie Act:
4Proyided further, that there
,l1ll be . Board Of Water and
TN Commissioners for said City
1.sposed Of said Mayor, who
1I1i be sxlohiclo chairman of said
I'D, and six members to be ap-
nlnted BY the board of trustees
I nd CITY - soon as practicable
Ek tams Of office, as follows, to
VI aJ
fle terms of two of said men,
~ shall expires on the first Mon
~ 4 December. 1902; the terms
1 Y rs oothers On the first Monday
! 4 DeUenber Of 1904, and the terms
I I ~ remaining two members
N euire q the first Monday of
DDeephee 1s06, all vacancies hap
|Dlnilg BY reason Of expiration of
~ 1h11l be filed as hereinafter
roslded for the term of six years.
! 4 each two vacancies by expira
- 4 txn one shall be filed by
(1jeAt by the Mayor and
estAer by appointment by the
III 4 trustees Of said City. Va
l11n happening during the term
n ~ Aember shall he filed for
[lho@expired term by the majority
- 4 said Board of Commis
iDoeA Said Commissioners shall
80 without COMPENSATION.
sIhat subject to tho mOdifca
m hereinafter expressed the
1 Beard q Commissioners shall
nseconplste control of the water
1ahaad electric lights and pow
plpts 0f said city and of their
11 Hes and as1 matters con
1eees Herewith and shall have
( 4charge Of their management
M eratjon.. They shall have
te tof d(pt ! u hws, ia make
- IN Jso6lsSi6aS for tie prop
q eatiag Of said water. works,
/: "a power plants, to fix and
se at pleasure charges and
b! - furnishing light, power
I. . tet, to fix the compensation
e zsaperintenden.. the collector
4lSqch officers and en-
- p their judgment may
1ea to prescribe thrir re-
It'll md to employ and
ll; progi6ell tilat
!... e1sdler and co6lect0r of
nd shall give bond in
|s xe4 hErssid board;
eytded further that the com
- of the collector, if any,
y : commissiOn not to *.
PER cent ON all amounts
- BY hiuA md provided that
asesQet & said city shall ad.
GO and Act as its at
prs without addition.
npeaaatiOn. It shall have
Iewef % purchase fuel, ma
~ supplies as need, d in the
lH ssid water. works,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-06

A few folding canvas arm chairs
and folding settees at cost at
MCMAHoN's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. May (specaD--N heat started easier
and Up to noon the position looked peAilS"' viii
prices &c 10 Ssc under Thursday. There was, now
ever a good demand for May throughout In the
last hour there developed good shipping oenlaho
Tennessee and Texas reported the appearance OF
chinch bugs. The market advanced &C from lhe
bottom. and closed sc 70 ~ over me e8S
July opened at e6zsc. sold between oo7sS anu VI ~
and closed at 672sc 10 67lzc: May SOLD as hgh as
eso and closed at CSC sellers Liverpool ana faFls
csfaas we're weak. Western and Northwestern re-
oeipts were ahead Of last year. The weather map
showed favorable crop conditions j ne iOoei4
Miller" announced the week had seen improve
r,ert in the wheat situation. with some advance
- ,on57.far in the poor States and deterioration
f. the good. The Argentine weekly shipments
we're about the same as last year-2s56e'o bushels
Cfearances for the day were $4,000 bushels clear
ances from both coasts for the week were large
$4,000 bushels. Shipping sales here were 10000
bushels Kansas City reported 10000 bushels sold
for export The -four output for the week at the
four important points was 10000 barrels. COM
pared with 1859 barrels last year The final
strength was in spite Of a slow speculative trade
Charters mere were made for 10000 bushels.
Corn In The forenoon was decidedly weak Liver
pool LED the break il did Thursday Spot corn
IN the English market was Id TO I'D lower Ele-
vator people continued TO report increased country
offerings The shipping demand was poor up TO
within thirty minutes Of the close Philadelphia
finally took 25e0c0 bushels here The corn bulls to-
day have been charter1ng vessel room and Il Is
expected that they will move cut a share Of their
grain. Pat1en took vessel room for 100000 bushels
More than half OF the early corn decline was re-
covered July closing 1sc over Thursday; May, 1sc
70 &c under Thursday. July sold al 3Sl2c and at
4-.c sellers and closed at +o1sc; May sold as low
as SSac and closed at 3sc. Receipts were 24S cars
with 545 estimated for Saturday
Oats quiet. time showing sac decline
from Thursday but closing sc 10 &c under May,
2ssc 22@4c. July 254c 257sc. Western offerings
were light; the shipping demand keeps good. Sales
az round lots here I50G00 bushels. The inspec-
ton Z29 cars. with 2Gl estimated for Saturday
Nay fax UP &c a bUshel. 10 81 s., with only
5000 bushels traded IN. Cash was the same price
The new crop futures were up lac TO 1i2c. Sep
tember s. %; October. s. Isas- There were 70 cars
a. the three points. compared with IS cars last year
Provisions were quiet. a little easier early but
finally closing al about the Thursday prices There
was very little incident 20 the speculative trade
50 apparent Armour was not in the
market There were 20,06t hogs, with l5o0o esti-
mated for Saturday. Prices At the yards opened
strong but lost their advance. There was some
selling by the small packers. Shipments were less
than last year. Liverpool prices were of slightly
Sentiment here On provisions is mixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sd-ave $ 100 u Of 140th-st. for story
frame shed. 25xl6. HIATT, No 2, $50 3d-ave.
and architect e.. ....- .
40th-st, No lib East. FOR five story brick dwell
ing house. 1sx93 Z: Clyde Fitch. No l+T East
I3sth-sL owner; Morris, Butler Rodman,
architects ...'.'..... -
4 story frame stable 2Sx20 Mary Gr!ggs
owner; Jaeger. No III Tremont-ave architect
Morris Park-aye. n $. - Z. n N1ctor-st. for a
one story frame shed. lGxi+. John Hammer
premises. owner and architect. So
Beach-ave. No T6 To so for four i've story brick
aathouses. -. 1Ox9e.2. Vito Marcantonin. No 355
East IO5th-st. owner; Baudesson No So
Anthony-ave. W corner lslst-st. for Ia story
frame hathouse. 20x25. W Bergen, No I S24
Washington-aye. owner. c Clark. architect
Arthur-ave corner 1sSth-st. for four three
story frame tenement houses. 25xI26 and 25xf5
Joseph T-soro owner c CLARK, architect
Amsterdam ave corner 1+8th 81, for seven
story brick isthous@ with stores. 40 iOx3S
Siels Hansen. No l. $50 Amsterdam-ave owner
Edward L Angel. architect .------. -
Morris uNe, No 8+4 for story frame sum
mer harden. 25KGO. Nicholas Barnet. No 10 East
l25th-st, owner; A Smith, architect 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
fnrnisheb Apartments 60 Eet.
1ersen Citn Dropertn for Sale.
Gountrn propertn for Sale.
Observation-Disclosures.

unusual chance beautiful place Clinton
Avenue. close
elegant three frame house. sixteen az
sleeping Piazza y feet wide. extending
rely around the house and $4,000 build it,
grand feature Of the place
All modern inprovements-hot and cold water-no
pumpng-three la hroomE. closets
large furnace. Kitchen and laundry basement
porcelain tubs etc.
Grounds acres. lawn
beds. shade garden satuary fruit
Good stable. with single stalls and stall and
abundance Of carriage and for help cehouse
heuuery cold frames.
House commands fine view Of the river. and nicely
located. only mile southeast from Irvfngton
and 10 minutes walk from the ArdsIey Casino.
Price SIS. O00--free and clear-terrns 70 suit
Address GEO. DIBBLE. Executor, OF Messrs
J. Lawrence Sons 81 Broad New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
sIXTH-AvE. STABLES TO GO.
GENERAL CARRIAGE co. BUYS THE SITE
AND WILL ERECT A 100000 BUILDING.

GENERAL CARRIAGE co. BUYS THE SITE
AND WILL ERECT A 100000 BUILDING
The report that the General Carriage Company
had bought the old Sixth-ave car stables was
confirmed yesterday at the Office Of Cyrus Field
Judson, president OF the purchas ing company. The
price paid by the purchasers Is about 100000 The
buildings cover the easterIy block front in Sixth
ave. Forty-third to Forty-fourth St. comprising
about twenty-eight lots. A report printed yester-
day to the effect that part of the property would
De used for manufacturing purposes by the General
Carriage Company denied. 1t pointed out
used for purpose of that character and il IS
generally agreed that opposition from the various
clubs and property owners in the neighborhoOd
would undoubtedly be made such That
such statement unfounded apparent
however, plans have already been drawn for
the Improvement that is TO cover the site The
General Carriage Company will put up a seven
story building, from plans by Trowbridge & Liv-
lngSton the upper floors of which be high
class bachelor apartments. The ground floor the
S1Xth-ave. side Will be given stores. On the
southeast corner at Forty-fourth-st will be
restaurant The Of the first floor will be
used for carriage storage purposes. At the rear
OF the building there will be alley designed as
the entire structure is also contemplated but this
part of the plan is said be merely tentative The
first story will probably be limestone. and the
present intention is TO put up a building that will
be in keeping with the general character of the
locality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
summons.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Daniel Z. SeybeI Substituted Trustee IN
de-t last Testament of Samuel Lockwood
deceased Plaintiff against Marx and SOPHIE Marx
his wife Josephine Cornelia Pierce Frederick
l. Ellis Herman CIoltermau. Nathan Backer Hugo
Wiutne- The Pyrophoto Company, Nathan J. Schloss
Schloss, Michael : Schloss Louis
Jonas schoss, George Pistol and Charles r. Saul.
DefenGants.-Summons.
r. abe named Defendants: YOC ARE
SUMMONED answer tho amended complaint this
action. nd d Of your OF
tits attorneys twenty after service Of
mis- summons OF the day OF service and in
case your failure appear. answer Judgment will
be by default for the Keller
in the complaint Dated New York February 26 1900.
FTT-TT'R SI.kMAN & SEYBEL. Plaintiffs
news once Post Office Address. No Nassau
sire II Borough Of Manhattan, New York City
To abe named defendant Josephine
The foregoing you by publication
pursuant al order OF Hon. Abraham R. Lawrence
Justice Supreme Court Of the State Of New
da he Of March, 1900, and filed the
amended summons complaint the OF the Clerk
81 the County o. New York the Court in the
ToroIlgh OF City New York
81 March 1900 Dated New York, March 9th. 1900
FSF-T1TFFyTCH SIL.RMAN & SEYBEL. Plaintiffs Attor-
news Oflce and Post Office Address. Times Building
No. l47 Nassau Street. Borough Of Manhattan.
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
RECORDED MORTGAGE

Poistein Isaac. and Louis Cohen 10 Gender
JarmElowsky. Livingston Place, corner
same 10 same same property l year. ..........
Weinstein Rachel to Harris Mandelbaum and
another No IS TO 239 East l3th-st, l year.
Same 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
Alccormack. Michael to Nelson D stuwell. st
Ntcholas-ave. n " corner 116th-st, months, @
corner 29th-st leasehoId, secures notes. ..-.-..
Hinton. Wllisn j. 10 Central Trust Company,
63d-st. 10 # OF West Ene-ave years
Holdorff. Charles and wife to Maria Rider,
I56th-st s 100 n " OF Union-ave, L year e
ScfnugE Francis J. 10 Nathan L Ely, Park ave,
s. l25. 10 II n Of 05th-st, years ...-.-.-..--
Hinton, William J. 10 Contra! Trust Company
83d-st s. $50 200 and 225 II OF West End
ave. 3 years mortgages each .-,.-..--.: =.
Lyons. jeremiah c. TO Bank Tor savings. Park
Monk George, and William GilLes 10 Charles
Jackson No $40 Vest 2lst-st, demand ......-.
Cermania Life Insurance Company. I-enox-ave.
l12th-st, ! year.
Lyons. jeremiah {. 10 EiiZ L Dixon, Park-ave,
$40 q Of s1st-st. ! year. .-...-...-.--.
Kennedy, Carrie s. 20 Edward and Henry Hrsh.
1l4th-st, 8 l25 # OF Broadway due col
reichman. Edward B and another. to simon Adler
and another. Lexington-ave, corner 18TH
Same 70 same. same property, year; ......
Kennedy, Carrie ;. 20 Mary Lewis, llith-st. 5,
III # Of Broadway, years ...-..... -. o..
Same TO same 1i4th-st $ las. 1873 8 and 1852 q
II e OF Broadway 2 years. mortgages each
Lowen Charles Il. and Herbert Harde Union
Dime Savings Institution. West End-ave, "
corner s0th-st. B years ..-....
Chadwick. French E 10 Elizabeth A Wilcox. No
- West 9th-st ! year. 90.
Jackson. Catherine. to Susan Davis and an
other. executors, etc, James-st. " :. 10. 10 II n
OF New-C'hambers-st. runs n Box ISL 10 n g S
F.. New-Chambers-st years .--..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

<4th-st $50 5th-ave, 5OxlO0 81 Isidore
Jackson and Abraham Stern 70 Yale Building
Broadway, Q 5 30 II : of 125tE-st 6Jx75. Herbert
bOngaa John McSweeney. Observation-Disclosures.
I1sth-st. 5 9. 2l9 fl OF 5th-ave 22xlO0. Il: Ed
ward Burgharc. referee Austin 3 Fletcher. $50
14gth-sC. No West. J
Afahony 4 Burke. Observation-Disclosures. 1TO
32d st, $50 II Of 3d-ave 1S9x9s o; Rose NJ
Healy, individually and as eXecutrix. 10 William
LenoX-stve. corner l12th-st. .Ilx1G0:
George " Ellis referee, Edward 3 Tech-
and II Douglas Potter 81
Greenwich ST. No +, W Daniel Lynch 10
fAeiHsetl Johnson fO,u'
North Moore-st. 162 II Of Varck-st, 54xsTx
irregular; Sylvester L H Ward. referee.
Emanuel HeiGer ct $50
9tk-st, No 81 West l6.Sx93 II; Elizabeth \ VIII
10 French L Chadwick. ..-....-... II
T6th-st. n Dos IT Of Avenue a. 5Ox1O22; Mary
Matzka to Felix Levy o.. .-...-....
Pearl-st. Nos 2S+ and 2s6 Beekman-
81. 4o2x62 OK irregular; William F Havemeyer
AlonzO Right. 146, 81
5lst-st. No 100 West 25x124. 5x1195; Mar
L Y Shepard Arson r Flower. 32,5'
Webster-ave. : e IGTth-st. ? 1899
Brook 1876 TO NH Brook 5 so. OK
459.1l; Alouzo Right 10 William F Have
Glst-st. No 800 East. 2G.sx1O0.5: Otto Hidden
brand Margaret Ford 1870
PearI-st. No 3T2 3TG s. 81. 9x94 ok irregular;
Edward d ThurstOn, trustee, Scion Palmer $50
Same property. Mahlou Day to --......-...
James-st, 10 10 II Of New Chambers-st Box
AL 10 New Chamhers-st XiSX10l; Susan T
Davis al Catherine Jackson 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
Furnished 6onses 10 Get CountrD.
OUOGUE. |. |.

FDGEWATER; handsomely furnished cottage: be
hair mattresses bedrooms dining rooms bu
lers pantry. kitchen and laundry: hot and cold
windmill; exposed plumbing; beach and &c
links. no mosquitoes. 1870 feet front Apply u
CILFILLAN % Remsen-st.. b kyn or W. II. GAMER
DEN. QgOgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
Gopartnrrsbip Notifies.

York May !. 1900
OFFICE OF H T. CAREY & co, Bankers
Brokers' 40 Street.-The firm Of H T
Carey q co. having expired by limitation the under
signed have formed limited partnership under the
same frr Of H T. Carey & Co. terminating April
3Oth 1901.
Mr. H T. Carey has contributed sum one hun
dred thousand dollars special capital partnership
sAM SAM y 4 a sTRErT General Partners.
H 7. CAREY. Special Partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
LAKE CHAMPLAlN FARM.

FOR SALE.--On shore Of Lake Champaign near ST.
Adams, brick house and house barns &c.
of land, all condition. easy access
make charming home Must be sold at
TO settle estate. For price &c. address
J. A. BEDARD. ~ High St. St Adams. VI
4 BARGAIN.-Must be sold by July 1; orange grove
-, and pinery, beautiful lake. from R r
station postofce Orlando Orange County
Florida; 1000 O0O pneappIes ali
under shed: house of
house: barn plant. steam pump: water
holds 800 gals. IL 900 feet Of pipe grove
pinery; bought $1,000 crop will
20 Of the asked, buggy. mule
and harness go with the place
Address
". A. BRISTOR,
l02D Capitol
indianapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
WYCHMERE SEAsHORE COTTAGES

CCape Cod. Harw:eh Mass furnished homes; wide
fFsplaces bathrooms tubs. pure
ming water careful sanitation; cool forest
country directly seashore delightful bathing driving
sailing rowing. golf. tramps. J.. II East sta
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
Choice & Valuable Lots
COMPRISING A PORTION OF
SCHERMERHORN ESTATE,
Sd. 4th and 9Th Avenues,
18th, 10Th, 30th, 3lst and 37th SITS.
9Th WARD, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.


EXECUTORS SALE OF NEWBURGH CITY
AND BALMVILLE PROPERTY.--The executors etc.
or James Orr deceased. viii sell public auction
front door Of the Court House in City OF Newburgh y Y
Thursday. May 10th at twelve o'clock,
following premises No 26S Grand Street City OF
Newb.rg This property is located
Grand and Clinton and q o
about IS feet Grand Street by 1865 deep.
There Is fine brick dwelling and b-ick barn upon the
premises The Balmvie property is located west side
OF The Ba!mville Road. in the Town OF Newburgh,
poste premises Of Mrs j. l. Rogers and north 90 The
Powelton Club golt grounds It about thirty
OF land with good frame dwelling coachman's
house barns other outbuiIdings thereon IS
located desirable suburban property.
description Of the property apply Brown Cassidy.
Sale positive.
CLAYTON E. SWEET,
CLINTON W. SWEET,
BROWN & CASSIDY. Attorneys. Executors, etc.
10 Third St. Newburgh " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Houses 10 let furnished Unfurnished
wear Houses sale: special bargains
TeeE n WEaTHERBY co. 271 B'way \ Y o.
p NOPANGE. Tenahy. \. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
tlnanrial Hleftlnas.

oFFICE OF BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS & NORTH
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
>->--- New York May 3 1900
\ NNCAL MEETING of the stockholders Of
tnls Company viii be held in CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.
I-ts44y ne "a day Of May 1900. 10 O'Clock 4.
Ll.ilsIe5 DOCKS VIII close the 30 of May will
reopened on the 23d Of May
H. H. HOLSTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

THE pennsylvania RAILROAD COAIPANY-
General Office. Broad street Station
Philadelphia. hIzy l. 1900
IN ACCORDANCE with the advertisement Of
TlecerIh-z- - 1883 Is hereby given
tffcates q capital stock Of THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY. be issued for allotment
cefurz deposited during ~ ready
delivery Stock Transfer Department Room 2T1,
Broad Station. June
deposited July Isth. those deposited IN
July on August Is. 1900. ] c. SIMS,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
fiudurlaI.
Investors will receive dividends at the rate Of
40 PER CENT.PER YEAR

on stock bought now. This Of dividend can be
doubled qlladrupi=d works aye ENLARGED as
tne demand for nickel unlimited and cannot BE- sup
FLIED by only producing mines now n exist
ence Hence the price keeps On gulng Up
Fun and valuable Information mailed free Address
NATIONAL NICKEL CO. So Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05

A TIAANTIC CITY NEw-JERSEY-
~ FOR SALE-New beach fur
nished; 200 suite with baths fresh
in bath heat; elevator
level strictly up date hotel Also
rent. Address ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO. Real Estate
and Law Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
AsBUBY PARK. ALLENHURsT. DEAL

Desirable furnished for sale and lists
on application. MILAN ROSS. AsnETy Park, N J.
JpERKsHIRE HIIL.s-A cottage fully furnished
Is rT improvements: Iakeviile sharon Conn
rb4 gateway and Ltchheld HIS pa
sr.u N-v York: bstween beautiful lakes
a-res land fine elevation 1000 feet A &. NJ
SHAW est 7sth-st.
WILL RENT rsrnishedj tor The season, the
address a J. LYON. sparta, p =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
OFFICE OF
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY

AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
% Broadway.
-or,r,- New York May LIST 1900
NOTICE is hereby given that the stock GER
tlicate transfer books Of the Company closed
On MONDAY, May 18th, 1900 3 O'Clock z. NJ for the
purpose OF the Annual Meeting Company
ane fth 1900 and that such books will be reopened
tuesday. June 9th. 1900 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
WM- G. ROCKEFELLER Secretary.
'I'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
go OF THE WOODCLIFF LAND IMPROVEMENT co
will be held the Office OF the Complain corner Of
Broadway and 3lst St, WoodcIif Bergen y J. on
Wednesday. May 9Th, 1900 NJ. the purpose Of
eIectng officers and such other business may come
before said meeting.
HAMILTON V MEEKs. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-05
I.EE{ICE4 ND WILKFs-I}ARRE COAL CO5IPANE-
no HOLDERS Of Consolidated Mortgage

.grea-,ent L-4ligh and Wilkes Barre
Goa C1u1na-lv Central Railroad Company q
New Jersey these bonds viii De extended for Ten years
from ! and pD--talt Per cent. IN
,eres- PAYABLE quarterly the hTst days OF March tH
December in each and such EXTENDED
guaranteed both principal anc interest
tv The Cenrra Company q New Jersey These
secured by the present mortgage
which now constitutes FIRST lien almost ali the
urg-ert Coat Company The entire tssie has neer
subscribed reeETing however T. al present hooefs
R.0 present their that or before
Ms- privilege OF exchanging their present
bonds bonds guaranteed Bondhol1ers
desire avail u this privilege present their
bonds al q Central Railroad Company Of
jersey. 143 Liberty Street time after May
and up including Nav p next, and VIII re
payment II their coupons and
ceints emitting guaranteed extended bonds
which VIII bear interest June 1900. Will be
deliverable about tEat date.
Nay : 1900 :. ROGERS Maxwell
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