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The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-08-29
CHIPLEY,
TALLAHASSEE.
THURSDAYS EXCURSION.

THURSDAYS EXCURSION.
Last Thursday the editor of the
Tallahasseean was called to Cara
belle on business, and by special re-
quest, when business was done, re-
turned to Lanark and spent the re-
mainder Of the day with the excur-
sionists who went down for an out
ing on the Gulf. At leaving time in
the morning the weather was threat
ening, and on this account very few
from the city who had arranged to go
showed up at the depot.
About thirty-fve or forty, mostly
newcomers who reside a short dis
tance in the country, were on hand
and to say they spent very pleasant
day only mildly expresses it.
General Passenger Agent Arm
strong, Of the Carrabelle, Tallahassee
q Georgia Railroad, and Mr.. Thomas
Lloyd, brother Of Mrs. Bond, who
conducts the inn at Lanark, were
along to look after the party and did
everything that would add to their
comfort and enjoyment.
Some Of the crowd were somewhat
skeptieal about the dinner, on ac-
count of the cheapnes5- for
the round trip ticket and dinner.
This skepticism was, however put at
rest by the menu, served in abun-
dance and with all the skilled atten-
ton found at four-dollar-a-day no.
tells:
Clam Soup.
Fried Oysters, ScallOped Oysters,
BroiIed Fish, Fried Fish,
Deviled Crabs, Roasted Pig,
. Vegetables:
Corn, : Green. Peas, Riee,
Creamed Potatoes, Lady Finger
Peas,
italian Macaroni,
Light Bread, Corn Bread,
Biscuits. 'Sardines,
Sweets,
Lemon Pies and Cheese Straws,
Chocolate Cake, Caramel Cake,
Peaches, Bananas, Pears,
Coffee, Iced Tea.
This question put at rest by the
actual test, everybody felt in fine
condition for a trip to Dog Island.
Captain Sanborn, with the "Sego,"
was on hand and at an invitation
from the crowd that he could serve
them was soon under way with about
as merry a party as is ever seen.
Everybody went. Everybody car
ried bathing suits, and everybody
enjoyed themselves in the big swells
that roll in on the outside Of Dog
Island. Then they saw the big ships
loading with lumber for foreign
ports, and returned in time for sup
per at the inn, which was equally as
good and bountiful as dinner.
Immediately on leaving the din
ing room from the supper table de-
lightful waltz music was waited
across the hall from the large par
lor, and in less time than it con-
sumes to write about it many cOu-
pies we're enjoying the may dan
ces. This kept up until Capt. Pen
Mills call aboard" warning hurried
us off to the car waiting to convey
us home.
Just a few minutes past $50
good-bys were all said and we were
speeding Tallahasseeward. Ten
o'clock found US at home, after a
very pleasant day, Notwithstanding
it had started in a rather forebOding
manner. Here we found heavy rain
had fallen, but save a little shower
run through between the SOpchoppy
and OcklOckOnee RiVers,we had seen
no rain all day.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-08-29

more than about thirty during the
whole time, and he is Il good fisher
man, too.
The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-08-29

satisfied with the result. The home
club deserves all praise as they did
their best under the circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
Auction sALEs TODAY.


BY William NJ Ryan: 225 Bowery. 5 125 IT n Of Rv-
ngton-st 25x1s5 alley x25x33 10x2Jx4Sx2bx1O0;
story dwg foreclosure sale; Nut Life Ins
Co agt J Schnugg ct al; Davies, Stone Auerbach,
attys; H Freedman. ref due udgt $31 CAL 67 costs
SSs4 80 taxes etc S942 50; I40-142 6th-ave 9OS #
Tenth-st. 6x121x6O .sx9sx71 story
Y Butler. atty; Roger Foster, ref due judgt, SIS.
99l %; costs SllS3 20 prior $50 COO also sub
judgt Of So. 146 92; lO4 W 64h-st II # Of 9th
19XlOO.55 CWg h, foreclosure sale, G.
Brown ct al, H II Cohn al; Harrison Byrd
attys; E Ward, ref. judgt So 40: costs
SlSl -. and of guardian ad Htem $50 taxes.
99 IL story dwg n; foreclosure sale; Dougherty
- al, trus. F J Schnugg all II DOugherty atty
II Freedman, ref; action i due on Judgt Sl1S9I %
costs SOs 60; taxes, etc, S246 20 4C4 W l45thst 100
II Of Amsterdam-aTe, 16xa9 Il story h fore
closure sale; parties; action 2: due judg S1I.
44 SO; costs, 1912 60: taxes $246 %; 1l2thst
foreclosure sale; \ D stIweH agt Carrebere D Ian
ohantn et al; C Hyatt. atty L Ward ref; action
J. due on judgt, Ss6l 33 costs. $34s 10 taxes
S53I IA; prior morris. SEQ 279 II: 18th 266
II; sale; parties:
action ? due judg $3.50; costs SOL 70: taxes,
1897 "A; prior morris. $50 643 81; 300 Morrisave.
h. with stores foreclosure sale; Edward Winslow agt
Herman Schmuck et al; Peckham Miller & King. attys:
Y w Hungerford ref; due judgt S1G15s 80: costs
S408 taxes
By Samuel Goldsticker: No 1877 Seventh ave %
II Of 19th-s 6%iOe stonefront hat n fore
closure sale Union Theological Seminary William E
>: due on iudst S4 oG2 40 cost
$3.50 90; taxes, etc Sl067 Is: aT3 Seventh-ave .
e45 # Of l9th-s 36jx100; story stonefront fiat
foreclosure SAFE same parties action
S49Ot2 80; costs, S74 -; taxes, etc 81 O67 4S
by Peter + Never a Co: No $50 West 5Orh-st n : 900
II OF lOth-ave 25xl0G5 story br n. with stores
foreclosure sale: Lille Il Duryee McC,Irg. George
sanford atty; Asa Bird Gardiner ref due on fudst
SI-S0o oei costs $5l4 %; taxes etc, $l,094 sc
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

By William NJ Ryan: l34th-st n s. 875 IT 9 of stb-ave
4Ox II; story h; foreclosure sale Germana Life
Ins Co agt James Henderson Shipman Larocque &
Choate. attys; Peter Olney ref udgt 634
costs s432 lO taxes. 500; Henry Pogson for
S59UOO; 20 Warrenst. OF Broadway 25x1G9 > story
store ieaseh"di foreclosure sale; Clark Dunlop
Frederic T James al Wells Snedeer attys GiIberr
speir ref due judgt $12 ESQ 40; costs S3S7 90; 10
plaintiff for S11 500
By Peter +. Meyer & Co, 80 West Enl-ave " &c .
II Of Ilst-st 16xa2ll; foreclosure
Dltns lien; American Mortgage Company agt ] d
Butler et al; Bowers Sands attys [. Turner rel.
due judgt, costs, etc SIS 50. withdrawn 42G East
e6th-st, 269 II Of 1s-ave 25xI02 ? story ten
n: foreclosure sale. " Hartmann 81 al trus agt d
Rothschlld et al: Guggenheimer. Unermyer Marshall
attys; II Fomeroy ref; due 92 costs
1885 IL taxes S279 ~: p for $l3 600: 1s2d
100 Il Of 1lth ave 25xTO: vacant foreclosure sale
Jane Parnelee e al agt " Parmelee al; Kellogg &
50, 443 70: costs S3l1 80 10 Diff. % So
BY John Coldng: 63O East I4Ith-st : III e ., W
or WllIis-aye 5NlOQ story dwg foreclosure sale:
New-York Building Loan Banking Company agt II q Rae-
mussen ct al; Hamilton Beckett attys r Hurry ref:
due judgt $4,3s9 81; costs, $lsI u; taxes etc.
Sls2 81 prior mort SGOOO pltn for over prior
and interest 49, T
By Philip STyth lib Ssth-st n 8 200 10 2 II
Of 4th-aVe, 81 l}X10O Sle story II h. foreclosure
sale; NeW-fork Life ms and Trust Co agt Emanuel
Glduber et Al; Emmet Robbins attvs. CSeorgp Haas
ret due Judgt 81. .O44 a. costs S370 taxes etc
l4 81; TO ptn for So. 800; 30 lITth- los II q
% Madison ave, 20AlO01l story h. foreclosure sa
Mary 9 schultz agt Alma Gutman et ali A b Fletcher.
ATTY - LuIy, Teti due Judgt G2O Ts
taxes etc S2d9 y; 70 pltn for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
REAL ESTATE.
A SEVEN STORY APARTMENT HOUSE IN
BRADHURST-AVE.

Hayden g. Co reported to have sold for John
OTIS to William Hamilton No. 139 Edgecomb-ave
a hve story hathouse on lot 25sx110 1x24 11x1133
leeI II is said that Mr.. Otis takes in part pay
ent lot leosx27 sxs9 11xSSs feet the southeast
corner OF Bradhurst-ave and One-hundred-a
iorty-hfth-st. seven story apartment house will
be built this plot
Mandelbaum Levine have sold No 1.7S9 to
100 Flrst-ave four five story fathouses with
stores on plot l0Ox1OO feet and No $50 Delaney
81; SIX story tenement house. lot 25x75 feet
IL; tuou GO and H. II. Cammann Co. have
Sold Tor Mrs Mabel Suydam No 2099 Second-ave.,
nVe story tenement house. client
Inc buyer Of the Hyde property, in Forty-fourth
dnd Forty-hfth SITS, adjoining the New York Yacht
Oilo property, was John 7. Williams.
george l. Semel has sCId for William Koehler to
. Meisbecker No. 2V7 East One-hundred-a 4 thir-
feet. va "
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

4eler-ave, s. ga II n Of 169th-st for two
~, ~ ana half-story frame dwelling houses.
-oA9l, John J Healy. No 317 West I34th-st,
Shr; SGT-ngr; carr z Arenander No 1877 4th-st. VIII
Lafontalne-ave 5 1Co n ~ ~ i7otb st for
slofy frame inspection house, 30x16:
utia ,. IAN @ railway Company. No 1875 Broadway.
h'is.on-st .c s. 100 # Of Jenning-st. for two
tVo story frame dwelling houses, 22x54: Marie
1,SPh, ts'th-st and Thrdave, architect.
iSsn-se' nos 3l4 and 316 East. for one-story
frame she'd 5Ox4I; John Scharmann No 3I2
T1 E-ist iieth-st owner; Rudolph Moller. No $50
4'oth-st and Crotona Park North. $ cor. for
IMo-story brick dwelling house, 25x52; I. Iiggis,
Iroth-st and Clinton-ave. owner; Rudolph
werner. l.5i2 Brook-ave architect. ............
1Sth-st, s 302 II Of 9th-ave. for a six-story
brlck storage T3xl03; Kluber & Ryan. Sth-ave.
SJ. 1nd Horatio-st. owners; Z Meyer, No 456
Nllloughiy ave. Brooklyn architect. ............
avenue y. s, 18th 70 T9th SITS, for sx-stOry
brlck tenement house; 204.4x96; City and Subur-
pan Homes Company, 2S1 4th-sve. owners
Hasdy q Short. Nos and West 29th-st, archi-
o o . . . Q . -.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
IT WILL NOT HAVE LARGE CHIMNEY.

IT WILL NOT HAVE LARGE CHIMNEY.
some officials of the Manhattan Railway Com
Pany said yesterday that the power house to be
oulIt IN One-hundred- -and-tenth-st. a short dis
lance east OF Manhattan-ave. would not have a
large chimney. They further said that there would
De no heed Tor such chimney, 5 it would not be
mouse Dullt for generating electricity, bat only
for the transmission of the electricity genera ed
Al the main power house on the East River front.
"A HuulDer OF real estate owning property
near the site for the sub-station said that they
thouGht tEat the sub-statio would affect real
estate valuations in the neighborhoOd, in which
stands Columbi1 University. St Luke's Hospital
ana the Cathedral of st. John the Divine even if
IL had chimney
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

"sdswoTth-aye Y o, cor Of lstthst oo11125:
Is4T5ssseo oo $sD9; WadswoTth-aye ave cor Of
ave co. OF ls}d-st. lOi.llxloo. mortgage.
$1,000 Caroline Rullman TO city Real Estate
7sth-st s. 100 # W Of Audubon ave 75xi6o;
RS 81 ",, 7,s75
and ll5th SITS. 1541i $ 50x W I243 TO
avenue " 5s.s TO B. William e stowe and
ID another to Morgan DIX M ct al mortgage Omitted
Ezese sersse5n; $ eAy.u'o,s 10 2125o
Daniel Rosendorf TO Isaac II Clothier; s.
l22d-sf n s. 875 # W Of Amsterdam ave 2ooxlo. IL
another ee.'.. iiooDs ana 52soo
l46h-st $ ;. I25 It e Broadway 75x9a II; the
New-York Investment and Improvement Com
l7sth-st, =. % II e Of Audubon ave. JO19l. .2x
5olxss; John NJ Meehan II. to John o Baker.
Maiden Lane. Ne T. 5. 80 Il Of Broadway
Lane Company 70 Broadway Building Company; ooo
ll7th-st Nos 1877 and 1873. 5. 20 II Of 7th-ave,
5Oxloo,ll; Rena Adler 70 Nathan stern; mort
Broadway, corner I6Sth- st. iooxoo Daniel D
s5awson 70 COO George sawson and another IL,
Cathedral Parkway. 200 q W Of Amsterdam
Samuel stone s ct al s. $40 'FF'ss "a 600
I1ne-st. n l23.5 Fl e OF Williams. runs
E ks 2ssx SIX ss4. Metropolitan Life In
suranee Company to Emily Hopkins r 5,
2d 8, 10 2se : Dos IT " Of avenue c, 2iex
siyeTman. mortgage. sSs5Oo; S 81 Nominal
a ave e"ThsI l 9if c @g,IaIOo.
mortgage. $40 600: 5. S Is. ...........-... 100
l25th-st n >: 223 II " Of Amsterdam ave. runs
Ii26x us; Mary X slack to Hermann H
wadsworth-ave " corner I7sth-st 25xiOO.
origags g 5000 ilhays s, 6oo yssT s9rgsT 18th 18th
70 city Real ~ Eii1s 1e Company I s. o. ie5i5 100
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

5000; r s 81 25 =
De1ehe-st Nos III and lT3 s. 140 II = Of
tisscAeT-st, 4oxiO0: William r Rose TO Charles
7oA a owen and another: R S. s5.................
20 osts NO W $, 20.3 II OF Gold-st 20 sx
1,-sy, ,vAlo; lVE4Zl; Douglas ConkiiR, referee to
resri rIs+d Bsyiis all title ete...............
fsaIl-s St NO 100 &. 43.1l II " OF Pine-st
runs n " SS.1x $ W Iasx n W Say w : ~
S42x "a; William S Perry 10 Amos 2
Emo; r :. SIG 25. ..... ~
4tnZaFe No BAG W s. 1919 II OF 25th-st i9ex
p HsI4am Halls, jr, TO James c Parrish;
q % @ %.
o+IrTSt, 5. 200 II of 5th-ave 2OxsO; Eugene
,-.L re i@aa"hlis % James Parrish r S S43 IS -
~ $ : @364 II Of 1tf-ave or Broadway
g1lXlOo I; Julia Flynn ct al to Long Acre
,,S I.salty Co. correction deed - \
ave, \ corner S9th-st. IOOxs2 .; Thomas
Mc-aughiin to Herman Strauss; S IS so.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
Dipioeno y oiires.
WINSTON, Lanier 6 Co. NJ Nassau ST.. N. Y. city.

" H-~"INI a NUss IA INaSsdU astss ". i. WY
~ iIdE INTEREST ON THE FOLLOWING BONDS Is
AaABLE AT OUR BANKING-HOUSE on AND
AFTER AUGUST 1ST 1901:
american Cotton
St,,eeIord Ind. Funding es.
Series d. - 77-'
SIeNe4and' Akron & Columbus Ry Co. ConEol Mge.
Grant County. Ind. Gardner Free Gravel Road es.
eas city. Ind, Fundlng Gs
Fittsburgh. I. Wayne FIRST Mortgage
rs. Series b
. Second Mortgage rs. Series H.
portsmouth, Ohio Municipal 5s.
ROCK Island. Ill. Water Works
fSloeeHllle. Ind, Public School e.
fAed Key Ind. School-HouEe as.
sonafnityile. Ind. Main ST Improvement Gs.
Sd
Csss County Ind. Funding
August 18th.
18th.
Grant County County Is Retun dug 5s.
hefunoing Bonds Nos II 10 70 inc dated August
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
NO. 1 MAIDEN LANE TRANSFERRED

No. Maiden Lane Company yesterday trans
terrec TO the Broadway Building Company the
property No. 4 Maiden Lane for $4,000. This
property viii form part of the site of the building
In course Of construction at the southeast corner
OF Broadway and Maiden Lane.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
METROPoLITAN HOTEL LEASED

A E. Negley, jr has obtained a lease of the
Metropolitan Hotel for long term Of years He
VIII take possession of the hotel to-day The
lease was made through Matt J. Ward & Co., hotel
brokers' MI Negley is the owner of large num-
Der of apartment houses in this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
SPEND YOUR VACATION
ON LONG ISLAND.
By the Ocean. Sound and Bay
Cooled hN the Ocenn somth Winds.

SUMMER HOMES a book describing hotels and
boarding houses. and LONG ISLAND" illustrated
descriptive book, free application
Astor House l2o Go2 Eagle Bqreaul G352 World vaes
Broadway. 90 5th .34th ST.. E r., New
Chambers ST. and 43 W 125th ST. New York; 1913 Fulton
st. Eagle Summer Resort Bureau. lis Broadway
lyn. and at l. / r. r. stations in Brooklyn.
&C. IN stamps for SUMNER HOMES and
LONG ISLAND to H NJ. SMITH. General Passenger
Agent, L. l. r. r.. L l. City N Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
NOTICE Is HERERY GIVES that a meetIng
Nonrr of Summons.
,TPREMF COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
- Meyer Loeb and simon Loeb, plaintiffs. against
F,,zaheth Darcy defendant Trial desired New York
County the above named defendant: You hereby
the complaint this action
ss-Ts COPY your the plaintiffs attorneys
itbfn 20 days the service OF this summons
service: aud IN Of
- anear or answer judgment VIII be taken you
the relief demanded IN the complaint.
mated New York. May Slst 1901
g. JACOBIS. Attys for Plaintiffs, Once
ar5 y % address, l32 Nassau ST. New York, y. Y.
To sbe defendant Elizabeth Darcy: The foregoing
yons "a served upon you by publication. pursuant 70
a. order OF James A blanchard Justice OF the
II Of New York. dated the 26th
dsx - J1ne 1901 and filed with the complaint the
Ceee Of the clerk Of the County of NeWAork In the
Eso-S,gf ~ Manhattan New-York City
WsSSFsRMAN JACOBus. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Once a p O. Address l32 Nassau Street. Borough
a. Manhattan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
DR.. DIX TAKES TITLE.

William Z. Stowe yesterday transferred title to q
parcel tr St. Nicholas-ave., between One-hundred
and-fourteeHth-st. and Northumberland fifteenth
St, TO the Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

. uyERTIsEMEsSTS and subscriptions Tribune
A ,ece,,ed Al their Uptown Ofce 40. I242 Broadway
n. noo- north OF slst-st unti O'Clock D.
es received II following branch oGces regular
e.cs rates until s O'clock m. viz: 254 sth-ave
cor 2sa-st: I62 0t-ave coz l2thst: Mae,'s oth-sve
- ,.,bst ls2 Columbus West G6th-st.: lO8
w., sas-st near 6th-Rve 90 East i4th-s: 25T West
.o6t between I'm and sth lb0 47th-st 1888
.seve between roth and 77th I.02s 3d-sve.
eist-st. ITOs lst-sve near ssth-s 75e 1remont-aFs
a2s Blsecker-sL
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company yes
terday transferred TO Emily 3. II. Hopkins prop
erty the north side of Pine-st 255 feet east OF
William-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
BIG TENEMENT HOUSE PLANS

The plans for the tenement house to be built on
the east side Of Avenue A. from Seventy-eighth
10 Seventy-ninth St, by the City and Suburban
honeS Company, were yesterday filed the Build
IlSS iI, department The details of the plans were
published IN The Tribune yesterday
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

5lnanrial meetlnas
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS, FARGO & COMPANY.
aou are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting
9 ts kho!ders OF said company the election
iDlfecllra Tor the transaction
bucl business before the meeting.
De held IN the Office Secretary the Company
Room m tle Compenys building of Second
MISSION streets San Francisco. California Thursday
august sth 1901 at 10 o'clock A. NJ The Transfer Books
viii be closed Saturday July reopened August sth
1901 NATHAN STEIN, Secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that meeting
OF the stockholders Of THE c. c. SHELLEY COM
PANY will be held the office the Company. CO
Place. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF NewYork the
FIRST day of August 1901 at three o'clock in the after
for the eectng Directors for the
ing year and inspectors next
annual meeting and for the transaction Of other
business may properly come before said meeting.
@. c. SHELLEY. Jr.. Secretary
Dated July 2Oh. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

THIRTY-FOURTH-sT PROPERTY BOUGHT.
James c. Parrish yesterday took title to No. .
West Thirty -fourth-st which adoins the old site of
the Stewart Mansion.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
a T. ENo aETs DoMNTowN PRoPERTY


Amos F. Emo yesterday took title to No 1o5 Pine
St, from William S. Perry
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
5te1mboafs.

U\DO Ii NONl NEW ENGLAND.
FALL. RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall River
Leave Pier 10 r. foot OF Warren ST., Weekdays and
Sundays 30 NJ Steamers Ftt4SC4I-l-A AND POttI-
TAN. Orchestra each
PROVIDENCE LINE via Provldence-Leave Pier IS
y. r., foot of Murray St, Weekdays only az 6 P M
Strs PLY MOUTH and orchestra on eacn;
y. r. foot Of Spring St, Weekdays only at 630 ?. NJ
Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NORWICH LINE via New Londonderry Pier SO
n. r. foot Spring St. Weekdays only at $50 p. NJ.
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCESTER.
NEW HAVEN LINE-From Pier Is e r.. foot OF Peck
Slip Weekdays Steamer CHESTER w. CHAPLIN leaves
300 P. NJ RICHARD PECK 1900 Midnight. Sundays.
CHESTER " CHAPLIN leaves at $3.50 A. NJ. Returning
leaves New 3:15 2. NJ. A delightful Sunday trip;
all day Ions Island Sound.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
1AI71aL TIE NAl-N1 tiOLsE OF
N. w. HARRIS &c COMPANY


ABLE AT THE BANKING HOUSE OF
N. w. HARRIS &c COMPANY /:
AUGUST 1ST, 1901.
aoerdeen. So DIX Refunding
Albany Co. Wyo. School District No. l. Refunding.
aurora. His. Refunding
ass Co, Ia Refundng
Building.
Grant Co. MINI. Independent School District er-
man Refunding).
I1awarden Ia RefundIng-
rAeiihshurg Ills, Water Works
Lena Ills. Water Works
Lexington. KY. Funding
Mgskegon q Norton Mich School District No.
/ School Building.
Orange city, Ia Independent School District. School
Pullman. Wash. School District No SO.
ROCK Falls. Ills. Electric Light.
summer. Wash, School District No g.
aefreli Co, Ga, Court House.
vaughn. Wis. Town Hall hurley.
" elnut Township. HIS. School
Ninamac Ind. School Building.
AUGUST I'D. 1901.
Escanaba, Mich Refundng
Hamburg Ia, Refunding.
AUGUST BID, 1901.
la Mourc. y. DIX. Town Han
AUGUST 18TH. 1901.
Fark RapiGs. MINI. Independent school District.
- James Mrn.. Water Works & Electric Light.
Sehome, Wash. School District No. ?.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
gonuirn Boaro.


DE-RKsHIRE Hills roo n elevation: pure air. nns
10 scenery piazzas. excellent table good r0oms
terms low Address H u. LAMSON. Alandar Masz
VTOMELIHEE whoIesouse good table 2000 feet sleva-
tion: L. minutes from station Fine from
veranda References, - week THE BILL
HOUSE Boz AZ. Highmount. Ulster Co, y, y
CsEIFC-r BOAED.-EnckeTbocke Lodge. Fishkiu n
" scensr,.
SEQ feet elevation: hours from ey: every
and stRbBg fruit. milk
raised on place. Kncksrhoesey spring served
table. terms SIS week Apply 20 KNIcKERBOCKER
TOTEI. SPRING CO. FishAtlL n. y.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY.
ABLE AT THE OFFICE OF
Farson, Leach 6 Company,
;s5 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.

THE FOLLOWING. COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT THE OFFICE OF
FarSon, Leach & Company,
35 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
AUGUST I. 1901.
Chehalis. Washington. Electric Light and Water.
Gfooohue County. Minnesota, School District No 81.
Iron Mountain. Michigan. Sewer.
Lancaster. New
Medford, Oregon Water.
Union City. Indiana. School.
Wasco County, Oregon. School District No 3
AUGUST -. 1901.
Lake County. Illinois. School District No
AUGUST 1S. 1901.
Rochester. Indiana
AUGUST II. 1901.
Swayzee. Indiana, School
AUGUST 10, 1901.
Rochester. Indiana.
Nigo County. Indiana. Funding
AUGUST 2:i. 1901.
Summitville. Indiana School
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

A DvERTIsENENTs ana suhserprions Tor Tiae fr,buns
~ Uptown Once No. l.2i2 broadway,
sd door north OF 3Ist-s. until O'Clock advertise
the following branch Offices regular
until O'Clock viz 2a4 sth-ave.. .
aad-st lh2 Gth-ave-. Isth-Et.; Macys Gh-ays
Culumbus-ave- West
42l-st. % I4th-st.; 25T West
t2d-st between 7th 47th-st
ave between 10th and TTth io2e sd-avs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

New York Security and Trust Company.
NO. SO WALL ST. NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE AUGUST IsT
City of Oshkosh. Wis. FRdG. Sch.
New York. Ontnrio a Western II, R
Saratoga Gas, EIcc. Light q Power Co.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

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New-York tribune., 1901-08-01

AVON SPRINGS. N Y
NEAR BUFFALO AND ROCHESTER.
Sulphur Water famed for Caring Rheumatism Gout
etc Send Of Sanitar concerning Treat
ment. and Recreattons- (Open all the year.)
WINDLEMERE. Tarrytovn. y Y--Au seasons: con-
w fort convenience beautiful scenery heatEfu
sonable rates references exchanged Address above
New-York tribune., 1901-08-01
VERMONT.

WATER GAP HOUSE
In the Mountains OF Pennsylvania 2% hours from n Y
Lackawanna z. r. Most beautiful scenery ia the
country Best OF hotels. L. ". BROADHEAD
Evening journal., 1901-12-30
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Wilmington Divlsion.)
me- tobto ,r aroo. nfou On 500,

Time table in effect May 20, 1901
Trains leave Wilmington (French Streer
Station) for Elsmere Junction, Mont
chanin, Winterthur, Guyencourt, Gran
ogue, Cossart, Chadds Ford Junction,
Pocopson, West Chester, Embreeville,
Mortonville. Coatesville and intermediate
stations, daily except Sunday. at 735 a
m, daily 2.15 and 450 p. m. Sundays only.
For WaNnesburg Junction, Elverson
and intermediate stations, daily except
Sunday, at 7.35 a. m; daily 2.15 and 450 d.
m; Sunday only at SOC p m.
For Joanna. BirdsborO, Reading and in
termediate stations. daily, except Sunday.
at 7.35 a. m. and 2.15 D. m. Sunday only
al SOC a. m. and 2.15 d. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Pm ladelphia, Chestnut Street
Wharf and South street Wharf for At
lantic city.
Week days-Express. 9 a. m, 2. T. 5, 7i5 D.
m. accommodation, a. m, Sis d. m.
Sundays Express. 9. 10 a. m, us D. m.
Leave ATLANTIC CITY DEPOT-WeelS
days-ENpress, z35, 3, 1015 a. m. 250.
5.aO p. m Accommodation, 625 n IN,
$50 p. m. Sundays-Express, 10 Is a. m,
go, ISO p. m. Accommodation us a. m.
Parlor cars on all express trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA.
For CAPE MAY and OCEAN CITY
Week days-S45 a. m. AIS D. m. SUM-
days-Chestnut Street,S.45. South Street,
lew YORK AND ATLANTIC CITY
EXPRESS.
Leaves NEW YORK Q.iberty STREET.. $40
a. m. and $40 p. m.
Leaves ATLANTIC CITY-Week days
$50 a. m. 2.1b p. m.
Detailed time tables at ticket offices.
W. G.: BESLER. EDSON ]. WEEKS.
Genl Supt GenI Pasa'r Agt