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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-04-04

oary 10 put on an extra policeman.
Bootleggers were evidently at work
and 1T seemed as though extra efforts
should be put forth to root them out.
APPOINTMENTS.
Ihe mayor appointed Aldermen
Wilder, Bensch, Kurtz, and Chapman
members OF the board OF health for
the ensuing two years. DR.. Rankin
was reappointed health officer.
"A committee reported that Sl12.75
worth of fuel had been used during
the winter in the police station, coun-
Gil room and hose house.
City Auditor Eager made semi.
annual report for the period ending
March l. Justice Gaffney made report
or TWO cases tried before him.
"A nuisance in the way of rubbish
thrown in the James river from the
barn OF j. T. Nowlin, 4th Ave. N,
was reported and it was ordered that
steps be taken to abate the same.
Tne old barber shop two doors east of
the Alert office has become somewhat
OF nuisance and Alderman Kurtz
thought it should be removed. mas
much as the building was of no value.
A bill for goods destroyed by order
or BOARD OF health was presented on
behalf Of D. G. Wood, but was not
allowed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-04-04
Over Two Hundred and Two Million
Dollars and over Three Th0uS-
and American Lives
Have Been the Cost So Far Of the
War in the Philippine
Islands.
AguinaIdo's Capture Makes No Dit
ferenCe-War Not Over Yet
May last Months.

Washington, March 29.-The Philip
pine Islands, since the beginning OF
the insurrection, have cost the United
States $2O2, 5s2, 600 in money, 9Os in
officers and men killed and died OF
Wounds and 2,l2O in officers and men
dead from disease.
1t is difficult to make an estimate of
the cost of the Philippine war in dol
lars and cents. The capture of Agui-
naldo does not decrease the expense as
the war is not over yet and may last
for months.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-04-04
Harrison Elected.

Chicago, April 3.--Carter Harrison
was elected mayor by $4,000 majority.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-04-04
The following bills were allowed:

A!eft, nOtlce election. .........S l 40
Western Union. n........ 26
y Badger, work on streets. . 2 25
walker BROS, election supplies Ii 40
PlerSOn, work on Streets. so
jamestown Elec LIT co, pump'g 25 90
s. % 25
lights. 104 so
JAKE Saltlng, work on Streets. 2 20
NJ WINK, police. ce............... 80 90
Chenery & Anderson. supplies / 25
GOItlleD Flechert, work streets 5 so
Gull River Lumber co, cOal.... 10 90
John McCulloch Lum. co, coal 4 Is
Z u ShurlOck, wood and coal. 9 IA
II Ga1ney, justice. e.......... 30
Geo Eager, postage and express 5 60
WOnnenberg & Avis, supplies. 5 As
Capital, publish e and supplies % 80
PlerSOn, work on StreetS.... Is 90
Or Rankin, Quarantining. ..... 73 90
Philip Mason, repairing. ...... ! 80
kurtz thought there should be
rebate on the bill of the jamestown
Electric Light Company, as
light had been out IN a number of por-
tions of the city several times during
the month for periods of some dura-
tion.
The returns of the city election
were duly canvaSSed. Adjournment
was taken to Monday, April Is, when
the new council meets.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1901-04-04

THE DETAILS.
Officers. Men.
Army lost IN killed. ...... "a o36
Navy lost in killed. ...... 3 l6
Death from disease. ..... AZ 2,O72
Total cost in lives.... 1923
Expenditures in the ISL
dIluS. ...... ..... pA 'o'ooo'ooo
Paid Spain under treaty OF
Paris s................ 10000, 600
Paid Spain for Cagayan ooo
OlDuUu. ....... ioo'ooo
Interest on war loan. .... 8,423,O00
Philippire commission. 500, 600
Total cost in cOin..... $2O2, 5S3, 600
Estimates made by expert account
ants in the treasury department show
that the cost Of the army and navy
since the breaking out OF the Philip
pine insurrection, Feb. 4, 1899, has
been about S246 $50. 900 more than it
would have been had the same rate of
expenditure been maintained that
prevailed before the war with Spain.
Most of the increased cost OF the
army has been necessitated by the
operations in the Philippines, but part
of il is chargeable to the military oc-
cupation of Cuba and Porto Rico and
to the compaign in China, and part of
it must be charged to increased eX-
penditure for Notifications in the
United States and to the increased
strength of the artillery.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-02-16

LElCHT & BARTHOLOMAE, Brew
ers.
RUDOLPH BRAND. President United
States Brewing Company.
GEORGE w. KELLNER, Of Schmidt
Brewing Company.
l.. q. UIHLEIN. President SchlitS
Brewing Company.
JOHN CUDAHY, Packer
MICHAEL CUDAHY, Packer.
LACKNER 4 BUTZ. Attorneys
GEORGE BURY. Attorney.
WILLIAM vOCKE. Attorney.
JURGENS 4 ANDERSEN, Wholesale
Diamond Merchants.
ANDREW @. LAUSTEN. Of the Lin.
seed Oh Trust
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-02-16
head the Names of the Founders of Chicago Heights

PETERSON BROS. 4 CO.. Grain anN
Commission Merchants.
JOSEPH AUSTRIAN, Of Leopold 4
Austrian Transportation Company.
urer.
II. GRUSENDORF, Lumber Dealer.
RUDOLPH q. RHODE, Wholesale
Druggist.
JAS. Z. McELROY, Of Jas. q. McElroy
4 Co., Real Estate.
ALBERT T. OTTO, Capitalist.
II. Z. SHEDDING, Capitalist.
THOMAS b. MARSTON. ATTORNEY.
DOLESE 4 SHEPARD, Contractors.
NJ. II. KILGALLEN, Real Estate.
ALFRED KOIlN, Wholesale Groeep
A. J. ]. MILLER, Lumber Dealer.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-02-16
TTzH CHICAGO HAaLH.
MOVE YOUR FACTORY
CHICAGO HEIGHTS,


nd etch churches
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
fcreflosule Sales
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


James Rothschild. plaintiff against Laura Z AosS
ysT aos % assndan5s end % 1v r ss sna nd n
the ssovs satitsd action and ssans fas ne ne aesse IN
said t9dgnen; named VIII sell public ssstIoR a. IN p
the R5Tor q a,nbs,ss Ns YORK CITY on he
day OF January 1902 at I? oeloe noon On ma s,s a
by said judgment To be sold and deseroed ss
mS the M 5usaru thas ssra'n ana pvs 9I s
V q TE s foS sos 0eBs m more ne pasr SOUNDED
dssTs.5 a. follows % VIZ. ssngns at Sqss ,rl n
s1Srsd and forty-nine = fsss ana SIX i1Gn G @ esersy
side Of the Ninth with the said no-tsry ss =
psTseI wish the ssd Westerly sas Of Nnsh
and parsl Sish ans the sS saS norssry sae OF twenty
seventh Street eighteen fes and sx nsaes; .3 =
the Nuth Avenue eshysighI feet and nine inches 70 tne
sTenfh Street srhtsen fss ana six inches 20 point
being y me aanor 42s ouF aaadssd ,s sna
certain other lo piece or parcel Or "a sH & T ,s s s2e
sEtsen5 sr os the eg ana y New Z YORK no On
certain Ger an v map q R[oPsy on by S1n and Tnt Ave-
Sges Ssde ,, 1y GsrdnsT a S1s sSe S ana foTty and
nied Map No 4o2 in the oa1ee Of the RsElstsr o.
9s e Of as Street tR~ee h1red ana thirty
MINT nth norssy sd and p wh Ninth Avenue eg
eight feet and nine iEehes s iss5 iaeass 3 Ispss
feet and six inches as feet nches tnsnes soatnsry
inches as nches) thence along the nornery
OF Twenty-seventh Street eighteen feet and six
inches as inches place of beginning Ard
all the right. title and interest Of the party Of the
first in AIeyvay ten feet wide In the rear or
said lots SUBJECT TO be used Carrway in Corr7cn
other ots. who entitled % tne
use OF the Alley leading Tweuty-seventh street
Also the right Of way through a
rirs wide the II now aid
down extending Twenty-ssvsnth street 70 the
centre OF the block the said T~enty-ssventn
and Twenty-eishth street and running thence
along part the lots hereby conveyed and
adjoining thereto. feet wide long as the
party second part. his heirs executors ana ac
nfnisrators pay rataoe proportion with
the owner or other lots wko entitled
10 Alley OF the expense paving. cleaning and
fencing all and assessn1ents wach
NAV Be levied imposed due OF payecle cut
Of or for or by reason OF the said Alley.
York. December 18th 1901
CHARLES Z. p McCANN, Rsfereet
ALBERT ERpNAN Attorney for plaintiff 25 Broad
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram OF the property % De sold
The Street Az and 40 West 18th Street
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec 9 lspeciaD.-Wheat advanced 1lsc
sn5 closed sc TO He over Saturday The market
- i-s hest was SIC over the low point OF week
ago sna within nc Of the top price Of this swell
Nav opened at s0zsc. sold between sosc and s214c,
snd closed at ssc sellers; July closed al S2c- For
eeu strength was the first influence Liverpool and
london up z fraction. and Antwerp up nc
tusheI- Privete advices from Liverpool as to the
irp-gved tone there had more influence than the
slight advance II price The tenor Of the English
cables was that the foreigners seemed 70 be de-
pendent upon America The red winter wheat
markets were stronger St Louis up more than
Chicago. There were small sales Of red winter
here a &C over the May. The visible decreased
5s 90 bushels against an increase last year Pri-
raary receipts were less than last Monday The
Northwestern car lots were moderate. 7sL There
was z decided swell in the commission business,
outsiders apparently buIlish again. The market
closed strong in spite Of liberal local profit taking
Some OF the important shorts covering just at
ne wind Up CIearances were only lS4,G9 bushels.
Worlds shipments we're 7,S65.0e0 bushels, large
share Of II from this side Washington wired the
annual government report would not be out for
several days.
Corn was dull and draggy up TO noon; IL recov-
cred 1zc from the bottom in sympathy with wheat
snd closed unchanged 10 1sc over Saturday May
sold al s5ssc and at 61<c and closed at 67se July
Slosed II CSC sellers. Mid weather resulted in
some increase in movementI7z cars. with 2S5 esu-
nsted for Tomorrow. Receipts were some better
st Kansas City and Peoria Car lots were of &
fraction The visible decreased 5s.0oo bushels: the
Chicago stock decreased $4,000 bushels Early the
market Influenced bE very heavy Danubian
shpments-airnost 3,Oca,o00 bushels
csSs prices kept within a range OF ssc. prices a
Szaoe easier early and a shade frrner finally The
cose was sc &c over Saturday, May 451zc sellers
aEd July 3szc Milder weather resulted in a slight
increase IN receipts1z2 cars. with $50 for to-nor-
-oW The closing hrmness Of prices was with
wheat Car lots lower, especially the
soulcsrsts6 oats. The visible decreased 5000
oeSnels. the local stock decreased 1900 bushels
tisxseed firm IN sympathy with Duluth
Strength, prices 1c TO 1zc higher The cash closed
a q &c s. 60 December, 81 60 and May s. so bid
- the three points there were rs cars Of seed
PROVISIONS strong. pork up 11zc 70 L7zc, lard
y zc 10 7lzc. ana ribs up BIC 10 Sc Outside buy
Hg Of pork the only important help The
market sympathiZed some with the grain strengt IN.
-Eere were Il 0J0 hogs. with prices steady; 5000
Rogs West against 6s 600 last year. Last week
log average the ightest Of the season-1D
pounds, against 2SS pounds last year
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

~ voRK-ETsn Kent Plaintiff. against Francis z
Bonn and others In pursuance OF 1uosec
action ard bearing date the 9th day Of
Noyeruber 1901 the undersigned the Referee IN sad
,,dgnsnt named will sell public aucton AZ tne NeW
work Real Estate SaIssrocn. No III STadNay N .Le
a. ~ Deceraber 1901 u O'Clock that day ~
TViTffsn n Ryin Auconeer. the premises drectec 1y
said Judgment 70 sold. and therein described ss TO-
Al That piece parcel Of land win The ouoihss
thereon lying and being on the 9o51eIs 2,
rraerfv-efrhtn street Borough OF MANHATTAN N
+b CITY AZ New York bounded and ceSrioso as no
iovrs- Beginning point on the norrnerS Sc 3L
Tveny-esahth dis ant seVenty Aeec
street. and running thence norhs=y on 4
ji araIIeI 10 Second avenue Ieet ana re
1o-ths az an inch thence westerly on Inc Dsrae %
-rsnf eighth street hfty thence norrhery on
80 inches thence eestery on line parae
reers thehcS
- ~ lire paraIIsI to Second avenue
Sss- ana rhree-fo1rhs IF fncn: thence eaeEy on
Ssrv line OF The Rose Hill Farm; thence
9111r said boundary line until u strikes POM. On -
bonr4srv line distant seventytvC feet westerly rorn so
1ssss-y <,5e cf second thence scurnery cn
line parallel Second avenue 20 a POM go
asnYvfhrs. feet and nine inches ncrrsry from tns
% sJreeI-
- lire paraIIel Twentyeignth street nnsesn 80
sbeece so1thsrly IN line parallel 20 second aNen1s
seventy-three and nine inches 70 tne
TrysrtvAghfh street.; thence westerly aIons e.7
eo-thsrv line of Tyxentyeghth street Iventy~o .1o
+ba nIacs az bexiaring all OF the said
+rs WIDTH on liver ty-eighth street oeLns nl1Re u
Dated New York. December md ISC- r7as.r.-
ARTHUR D. Tx 49, TI5-s- a
JOHNSTON JOHNSTON ATTORNEYS @ Ior - W.
and 10 Centre Street. Borough CT MsHnAe'&n. Nc" A
City -. 49, ,-onsrSv 70 ee sold:
street number Is 2iS East ZS'n S1Le7
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
crArE oF NEW YoRK-supreme Court

- t-onntr os New York-Anna Brunner plaintiff
soDhis s'szsT ss psH ssss gssfssf s SRss a 1
Eliza EiseIe taA Of the l9Esg9Hg oes s esr me
TWO last named being John oehier 6eesssels
% SG2n1s ~ xaer uDshans deceased Gustav Mais aad
MalsT T.saa Maii 5D5 ETs s4e SsI fs a o. ss;
Of premises eeseribet in The @ SoSs5' il "tiSs ss @
usint Frank waIz tenant OF premises described IN
sS Of he estate Of XAVIER JunsaaS Defendants To the
named defendants fou are hereby = sun % s "
o. answer or hs pa,ns st0rnfy ls Sln ~ sss
cay service and in case O your fsiinTe TO sPPsss 9
for the relief "a the complaint Trial 70 Be- held
Dated this 18th day OF January. 1901
NASH lockwood Plaintiffs Attorney. Once and Posi-
To oTs Theresa sohesr Louisa o-tl JuaEhzns
ElizaoetR Brill k,ao EVA Ms,.r joan oehisr Tsy
oehist sophie oehisr: anna Mater me soEssolss sum
os1 ~ HonoraSie John Proctor Clark
supreme Court q Of New York dated the 9Th
day Of November. 1901. and aled on shat day with
original complaint been nlsd there the sist dAy
The o6isct his acton z make paTsn !, .sssrs
that partition made without great prsuace
,e owaers then FOR the sale Of ne fSGSs @ as9d @ sS
situate in shs Twenssth Ward Of ci % New York
on 5 fRi Rixssh and Ninth avenues and dsss
mated upon map 0f as ss0ps @ y sn J rs
on hle Office Of the ReststeF Of the cry and County
nine Css1: Commencing southsriy SIDE Of
sfs sss' on sd % ana % fs San
ss.t@rv from the sourhsasrery Ninth
nue and Thirty-egath thence running saser5
twenty-five feet 70 lot number
,hres hundred forty said thence southeriy
hundred and forty and parallel with
the Ninth ninetyeght feet and nine inches 20
Of between Thirry-sevsnrh and
along said
lire twenty-five said lot number three hundred
and thiry-eghf: nortse-y along sad 10, three
hundred and hirtyeght and parallel with the Ninth
nue ninesy-eight and nine inches southsrly
side OF Thirtyeghth the place OF beginning Be
ing the premises conveyed to Xavier Junshans e
yobn = Oehfer and April q 1870 ard
recorded oce aforesaid IN Libsr its5 Of
Co-veyanees. page "a. May g. 1910.
diagram OF the property sought 70 be
sold. It's stree- number being S2b W1Ds
Thsrty-etghth street.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

e 4zsf 2sles2 ;s:sPs Et63sSs - .ss
Pope and another executors, 70 the stuyvesant - ~
Real Estate cepq8y eo4 sihEst io291 ss George
Miller to Adoiph Sise: 5. S 25: moTtssss
17i151st i1G,GGo :. 225 It Of iith.ays. s5x
13isas h sE 1VG rs: 5o Horace 2aeoush to MAYER
sos So 35s az Ease aoioe5 2nsem Jakobi to
5si1 ARhonss g a]s Iskqs. %., zs g rbona. Meyer
''so-si to Iathew the a wiiss: WIS $ $40 a4oo
NSs s22s asa Otto G. ssars & ads d le
tsator to Peter Day all lens I3,s : Ms.5 S1o ls8
Martin Keogh to Sarah Goodwin. 10
eaaro5te BISnsnns wiIliaa GuTs:s;
.a 75s # of s7th-st 5o1ioo
William Gurges to Charlotte Biumenthal' r :.
ass 81 No rs Esst ssxss g. Margaret Barker ct
Il :ssotsss s oa to 5osn SIS Glover and wife:
64Ih-st 5. s. # W of Colunbur-ave. 1sx1oo.5;
1HtR aai sendb IFq / ass another trustees 70
as 7sssDb l5S It to to 5ss Fox mort
sage $4,000; r s. S 75 10
ssa as vest S9 lss x srua H EdTaFd sf
referee TO C5izens ssvt2ss Bank s $2S 5I 5000
Louis aasOTouck. referee, to John Kelley: .. sz
Broadxsy Nos ae4 and 300 corner Frsnklin7
St 59T1so Egnta gia9t sfpsEt s MaeEsy Smith ct al
1iashzs' azs Han % WIDOW to to RoSs4t csPR
oahs exeaoTs exc Ut to Bessie Maeheod Se
165th-st n Tfffany-st 6S-3x:]o.8xIilO
Es9ate COMPANY mortgage. 50 SEQ
ID ave n 4Tth-st, 1eD5x3oox irregular:
the harrington Realty Company Joseph
5th-ave s. 2s.5 II S of 54th-st. 30x125. with
strip; wager Swayne and another. trustees TO -
jeremiah Lyons and another; all title 2osOe
Same property: H Victor Newccmb and wife TO
71st-st f26 East 17x1oo 5: George Nungan al
TO Mary NJ Masell; r s. sl2 50 2''on
Marie Never e Al to Yorkvilie sank quit claim
s1s tss gs9DT 9d .ams MARI @ al and
7th-ave 9sa # OF 32d-st. 25xi0o: Sarah
Pustkuchen to the Stuyvesant Real Estate COM -
pany: mortgage. 0oe: R 5. SIS 25---.--.--.- 10
et al trustees. to RafreIa Palnlieri: =.
7tsaTe Nos si6 and sis; Henry n Peters to Ma
ss2 :. .. 141e
same - property: Edward wiIckens and wife to Ma
thias Makaus, y part; mortgage. $1,000
Lots No So2 3o5 estate Isaac Dyckman;
J Allen Townsend and wife TO Frank l. Nugent;
mortgage So 500: r S. Sc TO
3lst-st n :. 2I2.6 It OF eth-ave, i6ezes9s West
Foustou-st n so II Of varick Place. 5ox
1901 Virginia Mackay-Srnith al executors.
to Virginia Mackay-smth. ct al trustees: - -
Broadway $ corner 58th-st 1aI 8xso. 2xi2eex
iooxIosx9se: shave. W s. 80 II n ot soths
ave " s. e5.4 IT S 37th-st. u .Tx1eo; Stewart
81 g 4l.5 n " OF 6th-ave 10Ox9e.6: 30th-st
III II W OF eth-ave Is szeo sx2esSxssS
f2th-st q. 420. g IT of 6th-ave 43xiO8s: 18th
: 45o n W Of 5th-ave 90 6x45 5x46. sx54. g: 12th
1865 II " OF 5th-avs q. .ox-' Snaries
: clark g al. executors. Frederic j Middle
brook; s, SO rs o. 20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Willis ave. No 100 TO 134, for a six story bri9k
AuZ5. =
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

PLANS FOR NEW BANK BUILDING FILED.
Plans were filed Saturday at the Department
of Buildings for sixteen story brick office build
ing to be built the northwest corner Of Six
teeuth-st. and Union Square. being 32.6 feet in
Union Square and f75 feet in Sixteenth-st The es-
tfrnated cost IS 100000 The Bank Of the Metrop-
ole is the owner and 3. Price is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
21fh 81

The approximate amount q the lien or charge % a.
sf which the described IS 20 De 500 -
interest thereon from the 4th cay % D
cember 1901 together with costs and allowances
ing 70 1881 3I00 with the OF the s2e
The approximate amount OF the taxes assessraents
rates liens be allowed 70 Ihs p1r-
chaser out purchase paid by the ReteTe
{s and property VIII be soid
subject to mortgage $4,000 427 West 9th Street
with from November 1st 1900 al ths rate OF
Sc annGn- - -.
CHARLES E F. McCASN. Referees
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
2sth Street,


The approximate of -he ien charge 70 satisfy
which the property Is be So1 IS S1
7o6 25 thereon rom tn= 1Sth day ot No
allowances amount
ing TO $3.50 81 together OF the sale
The approximate OF the taxes assessnsnts aed
water rates or allowed % the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. paid oy the Referees.
S370 III and interest -.
rated New York md day of December; 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
NEW JEWISH PLAYHOUSE ON

NEW JEWISH PLAYHOUSE ON EAST SIDE
1t reported yesterday that Harry FischeI had
bought tie property owned by Lord & Taylor, at
the southeast corner OF Grand and Chrystie sts-.
and that he would build the site large theatre
building in which only Jewish plays would De pre-
sented. Mr.. Fischel said he had made overtures TO
purchase the property, but had not yet signed a
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations On the Colorado Springs Min
snv Stock Exchange by the Counselman & Day pri-
rste wire from William P. Bonbright & Co., OF
Colorado Spr.nEs:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
TITLE TO HONE PARCEL TRANSFERRED.

John Hone and another as executors transferred
title yesterday No. q West Thirty -fourth-st.,
25x9s9 feet. for s135 600. to Bessie Macleod
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
BIC sECoND-AvE. DEAL.

The Darlington Realty Company transferred title
yesterday TO a parcel 100 5x3O0x irregular. at the
northwest corner OF Forty-seventh-st. and Second
ave. for about s2S1, 600
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
san FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Dec. 2S-The official closing quo
.a.iors for mining stocks today were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by r L Day Co.. No. Nassau-st)
roo- r,ac

CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Tracy Co.. No. 20 waIl-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

Dated Novgnher 90 tso1-
NASH SocEwooD. Plaintiffs Attorney. Once ara -
sesG. Aasssass. as Bsss5xay. sssssasA ke<aUA - -
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
s. z. Cor. 9Th Ave. and 18th ST.: -
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM will be credited @ de-
posItors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC 81 1901 all from five dollars to
three dollars entitled thereto under the oa
f1S JOHN HARsEN RHOADEs. President.
JAMES QUINL1AN. Treasurer.
B OGDEN CHISOLM Secretary
Deposits made before JAN. 10. 1902, will draw
interest from JAN. l, 1902
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
willis ave No 100 TO 1874 for a six story brek
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this banb

= has this day declared semi annual alVioenI
free Of tax OF and one-hsh eIa) per cent 1on
-hA earnings the past months, payable January
nd is09 and the transfer books will be closed 10 that
S.. 49, GEORGE 3 l1CKOk- Cashier
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
Canada Southern Railway Compan,
Grand Central station.
New York. Dee. 18th. 1901.


pany this day declared dividend OF ONE AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. upon it's Capital Stock, payable
on February stockholders
record clock P NJ. Tuesday the 31st OF De
cember
The transfer books will not be closed
CHARLES F. cox Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

Tennessee Coal. Iron & Railroad Co.
100 Broadway. New York, Dec Is, ls9l
THE Coupons due January 1. 1907 on Biz
,.a,, Division Bonds and General Mortgage Bonds
,ls Son1panv First Mortgage Bonds Of the
Aishama steel Shpbuilding Company. VIII De paio at
maturity Hanover National Bank Hew fofk tS
''N' " L. T. BEECHER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24

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FURNISHED fousss 20 Eet-Cnunirn.

IsoR RENT.-Two elegant Ponce de Leon Cottages At
81 Augustine Florida Completely furnished Apply
10 J. e. INGRAHAM. General Agent St Augustine. Fla
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CO,
Grand Central Station,

pany have this day declared dividend Of TWO Pc
CENT upon Its Capital Stock, payable at this Office
the 29th Of January stockholders Of record
o'clock P. NJ. Tuesday. the 3lst of December.
The transfer books will not be closed
CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-24
PHIL4DELPHIA STOCKS.
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Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co..
Grand Central Station.
NRYy York. Dec. 18th. 1901.

- pany have day declared dividend Of TWO PER
CENT. upon Preferred Capital Stock payable at this
of to stockholders OF record
O'Clock P M. Tuesday. the 31st OF December
The transfer will be closed
CHARLES F. cox. Treasurer.
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