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The Irish standard., 1901-08-24

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Sadie Reilly: Trcns., Mamie Carney. Meets
first and third Wednesday evenings, CoInn.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
County PresIdent-T. d. hurtaush. Mad,
Patrick Kennedy; Fin. Sec, Daniel Cough
Ian; Trens, Thos: Congblan; Ins. Sec. Jno.
Mccall Meets second Sunday at p. n.
hall, BOP s. Front vt.
Division No. 2, Madison Lnke-pre.!dsnt,
ny; lee les, Sec. f.. J. j. Mccarthy; Fin Sec,
John Mcnamara. Meets second ana fourth
Sundays at Hibernian hail.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
County President-Mrs. Kate Mcnamara
Madison Lake.
D Mdc.'3. Nj %o. Manksto.Pse'!Sent, Mr.;
eSue sss L.. s ae'h rn t. Be n1
third Monday evenings at a. O. II. hsll.
, GISrSe Wee Af Pres NJ g. s%ts
tef Ra ses NJ s.I Ella Farne Wh En sre
Sundays. at Hibernlan hall.
GRAcEyILLE. BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President. NJ: J. McDoanell
Heiiy: Rec. Sec. p. q. caxlez: Fla. ses.,
W. b. Boland; Treas, p. AcNamara; Las.
Sec, Michael Eahey. Meets arst Sunday
Of month.
Mrs: h: ". Strong; vice Pres, Miss Me-
he Costello; Rec. Bee, Mrs. n. .. NoonaS:
Fin. Sec, Miss Nellie Downs; Ins See,
Miss Grace Mcdonnell; Treas. Mrs. i.
Boetcher. Meets second Friday and fourth
Sunday.
AvOcA, MURRAY COUNTY.
County Presldent-J. b Nahonsy.
The Irish standard., 1901-08-24

Ireland Society (Which was torn down
Immediately by the police, a meeting
was held ut the O'Connell Monument
to protest against the proposed band
promenade Of the miscalled "Irish
Guards a large crowd attended,
and the proceedings were marked by
much cheering. Mr.. w. Whelan, Z.
c., addressed the meeting, warned the
people against emigration and said
the people should stay at home, where
they might be of use at no very dis
tant date. Mr.. Coleman of the Young
Ireland Society, also addressed the
meeting, and referred to the possibility
of receiving aid from France and
America. The meeting terminated
amid enthusiastic cheers.
SLIGO.
There is great influx of visitors
at ROSES Point this season, partic,l-
larry Of Americans, who are the most
welcome of all. Among these we no.
tice the name of Mr.. Philip McAviney.
manager Of the Kearney Record, of
Harrison, N. J. Mr.. McAviney, who
had not visited the old country for
more than twenty years past, express
ed himself as delighted that the United
Irish League has healed up all the old
sores and brought the peope once more
together. Another welcome visitor
was Mr.. E. L. Henry, surgeon-dentist,
of Lewisham, London, who is brother
in-law to Mr.. Thomas Howley, of Mar
ket street. and belongs to good old
Sligo family.
The Irish standard., 1901-08-24
NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
r. ]. O'Connor, savannah, Ga.
n. J. Burns. Indianapolis, Ind.
VIM. J. CrOnin, Boston, Mass.
Patrick O'Neill, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

STATE OFFICERS OF LADIES' AUXIL-
larry.
President-Mrs. J. J. Daley, 1904 Central
av., Minneapolis.
Vice President-Mrs. Mary Reilly. Brain
erd.
st. Paul.
Treasurer-Mrs. Katherine Mcdonald,
Duluth.
Insurance secretary-Mlss Margaret Ora
dy, saltwater.
Insurance Treasurer - Mary Sullivan,
Rochester.
ley, st. Paul.
The Irish standard., 1901-08-24

County Presldent-T. W. Ncioey, Is Gar
asia . r.; Sec. WIN: Il: Burns. lss gro.t q.
Dlvison No. 1CPresident, joha b. Pew
Gallagher. llO Como av.; Rec. See, Aifrsi
AcDonala, 21O Carroll st.; Elm. Sec, John
Costello. euO Burgess st.; Treas, n. j. bore,
eeny, l10 Carroll Ut. Meets at Central
Han 0rst and third Mednesdaxa
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TRADE IN CHICiGO.

Chicago Dec. CSpeciaD.-The wheat price reacheD
be hest figure the crop, little higher even 'l
that top of August May opened at Isssc TO soc Oi0
between 7e:sc and S0ssc. and closed at fs9sc' the
csnber touched 765sc and closed at I0fsc Al us
,ba market was 11sc over Wednesday; 1t closed un
,re5 10 &C over Up to noon the outside buyer
more than made up for professional proht TAKING
o,er the soc point for May there was niue nioi
rnI,idation than the price could stahG. pu' Inv
rarket did not act weakly at any time safes "eie
de to rniilers of 100000 bushels of red wheat Inc
news had nothing do with the day sueisth
cohIas wore I'D only fraction Outside markets
did not advance quite as fast as this Ihe western
roven1ent however, was moderate-'ol cars de'i-i9t
5ss a wear ago; primary receipts. loSo'vo pushe1s
against eSS O09 bushels. Clearances were 49o'V'o
bushels Argentina cables reported the weather uh-
.evorable and harvesting poor to quality Kansas
vas still without rain or snow The prospect ol
larger deliveries had some influence 'o"aiu '
close Deliveries in the afternoon were LeV'V'0
bushels The professional anticipates some reac-
ton Short sellers however are exceedingly Iiiiiu'
made so By the volume Of the outside trade
Corn prices yesterday were not only the best Oh
the crop but the best since 1891. barring piiel
corner price in 1892. The corn at Its best was up
11c Even after enormous profit taking In the loie-
n.on the market closed 3sc to sac over Nediesoas
T,-day's prices were almost Sc over the best mace
II August May ope1ed at 6714c TO CSC, SOLD pe-
tween 6Szc and S7l4c and closed at o'34c seilei
NE December closed at 6414c Receipts were ohig
IL cars and the Western bidders reported no IN
crease in offerings; the estimate for tomorrow
10 cars was a little better than of late; primary
receipts were trif1e larger than last year-0oOeS
sgainst 10000 There no let up in the huge
outside buying; there signs of any I'M
portant professional selling. The Phillips party
Id in the buying; Comstock and St Louis in the
selling
-To-day's oats prices the highest since 1874
Nav touching 454c and the December 4532c De
ce-ober closed at 45c and the May at 453sc. Last
lwices were sc Wednesday July closed al 4Ie
There was a great trade both sides. There was
outside buying of July at its discount OF &c under
Niar The biggest selling by the interest whlch
bought Wednesday. The cash market showed no
- skncss; Western offerings no increase. 1here
vtle Ii. cars the estimate for tomorrow 20 cars
the shipping sales were small, possibly 5'oVl
y;lshe's Patten shows signs of hquldatlng MS
huge MAY line
Flaxsecd UP about &c, the cash, 81 10 to 81 a
December s. a. and May. 81 4s. The advance was
-ith Grain
Provisions we're as excited as the grain pork al
&c tine up 4Oc lara up SOc and ribs up &c II
vs. the grain experience over again-outslde buy-
Ing. The Cudahys gave lard some help To-day
provision prices the top on this crop Hogs
we're 10c to 15c higher
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
l]ublir Aoiires.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Sale of Bonds.
l1ubIir oiires.

proposals will be received by the g TO eght
o'clock p m. TUESDAY, DECEMBER lGIi1i ,t,iinr
the Common Council Chambers in the Slty nan t
MAR Mechanic Streets, for twenty Iee pot'
of thousand dollars each. the said pohds |" 0
tered bonds and payable as follows: ~ 200, .s,,d
Twenty-three l23) bonds twenty-three '-'' 'i'''"N
dollars December lst, 1881 l.,---..- ,oc 20 tho
These bonds issued pursuant TO Chapef l- oa ne
Laws Of 1888 amended by Chapter 900 OF the ,
Of York, for the purpose o4 s'ie''
improvements
The said bonds are dated December lst I.oI ana
tho interest on said will be payable semi
on the first davs OF June and December OF eacA year
The bonds will numbered consecutlVe!y from sA'S
nine 10 nil t3D inclusive
The hoe will be sold to the person. firm corporation
Offering the highest premium. and VIII bear interest al
rate Of centum per annufa -
The City the right 10 reject any Oi
A proposals shall accompanied by certifed checS
National Bank for SlOtouo pdydphe 70 Ne 'uei VI
the CITY Treas of New Rochelle
No hid Will te received for less than par
Purchasers be required TO accrued interest
The he delivered at eleven o CLOCK a. m
seventeenth December. 1901 at the once
of the City of the City OF New Ftocheile n l.
BY order of the Common Council ot the C'y o' ->e"
Rochelle . - >--,.- ,o.,, 300,
- " ANDREW J. SELL City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-Fannie Burchard Mattress
Plaintiff against Tolberg and others. Defendants
Action In pursuance of q Judgment OF | ore
closure and Sale duly made and entered in the above
1901 / the undersigned, Referee in said judgment
named will Public Auction. at the New YORK
Real Estate Salesroom. No. III Broadway. in the
Borough Manhattan. City of New York. the te1t
dav of December 1901 - O'Clock on that DAY
y William NJ Ryan AuCtioneer the premises directed
follows: All certain lot. piece or parcel OF laa
with the building and Improvements thereon erecteu.
eituate lying being in the Twenty-third Narq G
the city of York Borough of The Bronx; wnlen Will
on map entitled Map of Section or tne
estate belonging to Twenty-thrd Ward Land I'M.
rrnysroent Company 1893. made by Jolli
Horne Civil Engineer and City surveyor, a,u
sIed in the Register of the County OF
Work is nown and designated by the lot NUMBER one 81
dre5 and fhry-six and is bounded and deserted
lows 10 Commencing at point on the easI
of the southern distant hundred Snd
formed by the
c1 OF the Southern BorieSaru
hA Southerly Jennings Street GorIierS ionr
charlotte place. running thence Eastery
tbe southerly line lot number One hund1ea as ss
S,reet and part distance through payi WITH
one hundred feet: Southeriy ana rys.t
ala Southern Boulevard. Twenty-Five et thenss ors
o-iI- and along Northerly ne OF iot
hundred and thirty-hve said map s'io rasterly
nun Te,nnes Street hundred feet to the
W. - satd Southern Boulevard. and thence NoI1'
and along said Eastery side or sara touIeSe'U ~
a,.a aiia fae. 70 the point or place OF beginning
Dated. Ne" ioih Wv ~ GEO. HAAS. Referee
.,-x-r, ,.,ornev for Plaintiff No. 90
New City Borough OF AZ snis
~ to',oving lis diagram of the properly 10 oe s -
oescrioeo aO Jennings Streat
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
C,T-pRFME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- yORK-Robert II. Oakley Trustee etc. Plain
iT .ganst Mssouria r. Houpt and others Defendants
In pursuance judgment of foreclosure and sale duly
above entitled action. bearing
18TH q November. 1901 l. the undersigned
tho Referee in said Judgment named. Will CELL Public
AnctIon at the York Real Estate Saesroom No III
T3rCedway in the Borough Of Manhattan. City of New
York on the day Of December 1901. IL o'clock
noon on that day by Herbert A. Sherman Auctioneer
the premises by said Judgment be sold. and
follows: All that certain lot piece
marcel Of with the building thereon erected
si+uata living the Borough OF The Bronx in
the CITY County and State of New York. and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning a n point the
Southerlv Of one hundred and thlrysxth G36th)
Street distant hundred and fifty 2o feet Easerly
formed by the intersection OF the South
Of hundred thirtysixth C38th) Street
with the AIMS running
thence Southwardiy parallel with St Anus Avenue and
part of distance through party wall hundred
I0O feet to line OF the block: thence East
line block twenty-five (25)
feet NorhwardIy and again parallel with St Ann
nd distance through another party
wall hundred Southeriy side of One
hundred thirty-sxth 136th Street: thence West
wardly along Southerly side OF One hundred and
hirty-sxth G36th) Street. twenty-five t2) feet to the
point place of beginning.
New York. November 1S. 1901.
GEORGE F. LANGBEIN Referee
PHILIP z. CONNELI, Attorney for Plaintiff As Pine
Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City
following q diagram of the property to be sold
described above number being No. S5i z.
136th Street:
E
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
foreclosure Sales
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT,

OF NEW YORK.-Fannie Burchard Mattress,
Plaintiff against John Toberg and others. Defendants
Action No 2 In pursuance of Judgment Of Fore
closure and Sale duly made and entered in the above
1901 l. the undersigned the Referee in said Judgment
named, will sell at Public Auction at the New York
Real Estate Salesroom. No III broadway. in the
Borough of Manhattan. City of New York the tenth
day of December. 1901 IL O'Clock that day.
by William M Ryan. Auctioneer the premises directed
follows: All that lot. piece parcel Of land.
with the building and improvements thereon erected.
lying and being in the Twenty-third Ward or
the City Of New York Borough of The Bronx which
certain entitled Map Of Section of the Nyse
Estate belonging Twenty-third Land I'm
G. Van Horne. Civil Engineer and City Surveyor and
Office the Register the County OF New
York. known and designated by the lot number One
thrtyseven and is bounded and described
follows. wit: Commencing at point on the East
the Southern Boulevard distant hundred
the formed by the intersec
tion Of said Easteriy Boulevard
wi side of Jennings Street formerly
known Place. and running thence Easterly
and along Southerly line OF number One hundred
Street thence Southery and parallel
wi Southern Boulevard twenty-five feet; thence
Westerly the Northerly line of lot number One
hundred thirty-six said and again parauel
of the distance through
party hundred feet the Easteriy side of said
Eastery Boulevard twenty-five feet to the
point OF place of beginning
Dated. New York, November Is. 1901.
GEO. HAAS, Referee
CHARLES B. MEYER. Attorney Plaintiff. No 90
Cedar St. New York City, Borough of Manhattan
The following diagram the property to be sold
described above:
Jennings Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

The approximate of the lien charge satisfy
property Is be soh, Is S12
j59 So with thereon from the 18th day OF No
costs and allowances amount
ing to s423 with interest from November 12th loi
Of the sale The approximate
a6oun Of taxes assessments other liens which TO
purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee S502 80 and interest
Dated New York November 49, 1901.
GEORGE F. LANGBEIN Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

The appro amount of the lien charge to
satisfy which the above property Is to be sod
FcIr hundred ffty-four 45-100 dollars
OO with interest thereon from the 18th day of
Noyeuber 1901 together with costs and allowance
amounting 1921 20o with interest from November To-
1901 together with the Of the sale. The ap-
proximate amount taxes, assessments other liens
which are allowed the purchaser out of the pur
chase by the Referee. is Si92 20-lOO and
interest.
Dated New York. November II. 1901
' GEO. HAAS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
foreclosure Gales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
Bonn Defendants In pursuance of Judgment
Of foreclosure sale, entered in the
action and bearing 27ttI da% q:
the undersigned, Referee said
S.r Real Saesroom No Broadway, the
Borough of Manhattan City OF New York the 24th
day of DeceInber 1901. II O'Clock that by
NJ. Ky Auctionee the premises directed by
To be sold therein described fol-
lows All that piece parcel buildings
thereon situate, lying and being the northery side Of
the Cy Of New York. bounded described fol
lows: beginning point the northerly side Of
twenty distant seventyfve feet westerly
the uorthpesterly Second and
northerly.
Second seyenyour feet three
of thence westerly, line parallel 10
ventyeighth street hty feet; thence noThery, on a
second avenue tweny-four feet eight
thence easerly, line parallel
,h Twenty-eighth street twentyfve feet thence north
rly on line parallel the Second avenue. seventyfour
to the eastery boun
6arv line of the Hill Farm; thence southeaster.
line until II strikes point said
feet westerly the
sde southerly
,;no Second avenue 10 point distant
inches northerly from the
~ 1--we narallel 70 rwentyeghh nineteen
thence southery. a line parallel 10 Second avenue
feet nine inches 10 the nerthery line OF
1,entr-eiehth street; and thence westc-y along the
me nace beginning all Of the SAID dimensions except
~ yi6t1 IN Iwerty-eighth being less
mated New York, December End. 1901
Da'eu -> ARTHUR D. TRUAX, Referee.
o,,>-c,oN G. JOHNSTON Attorneys for Plaintiff. s
,a ia Centre Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York
Tn. following OF the property TO be sold
its street number is 2i5 East 2stn street;
oa+b
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

approximate amount OF the Her or en- eh he sold
which above-descrbed property
hundred hfytour and 4o-ioV uoiia
S4 ma 3-lOOJ with thereon from the l2tn as
No,ernb.r 1901 together with costs ana div"a
amounting TO s23I 210o with interest from NoVemp s ~
Ia0I topether with expenses OF the safe me
proximate Of taxes assessments o, 90 ha nur
allowed the purchaser out oi ns
case money or paid by Referee is 1892 2o-oo anu
interest. ,oo,
Dated NC" ' GEO. HAAS. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fce No 1,242 Broadway, I'd door north Of
3Ist-st until O'Clock .. m; advertise
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until O'Clock
% m viz 254 sth-aye., :. g. cor. I'D ST.;
l52 6th-aye cor. 12eh-st.; l42 Colum bus
ave near West 6tth-st.; lG6 West 42d-st..
near 6th-ave.: 90 East 1ith-st.: 2ot West
t1est l25th-st l5y East 41th-st.; / 33S Sd
ave. between 10Th and nth sts.: 1.02e I'd
ave. near 61st-st. 1,!0s 1st.ave.. near
s9th-st. l51 East i25th-st; io6 fremont
ave. G5o 3d-ave near 41st-st.: 554 80 ave-;
2lu Bleecker-st. 325 Bleecker-st- Brooklyn.
N Y.-216 Court-st.; 215 Smith-sk Newark.
N J.-Tp4 Broad-st- And at ali A. d. 1.
offices.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
CUPRENE COUKT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME CcONI1 oE A>h"
~ YORK.-RonaId X Brown. Trustee under the last
tiff against Hendrickson and others Defendants
In pursuance judgment OF foreclosure and sale
bearing date day October 1901, l. the under
sgped said judgment named will sell at
pubic New York Real Estate Salesroom
Broadway in the Borough or Manhattan City
of New York. the 11th day of December. 1901 at
twelve o'clock that day. by D. Phoenix lngra,
ham & Co. the premises directed by said
;ndgmept to be sold and therein follows:
All lot of land In the City of New York In the
County Of New York. in the Borough OF The BrohS'
part lot known and designated by the mum
Der 46 entitled Map Of SO lots In the
the Gath Ward OF the city of New York
May 1890 Title Guarantee & Trust CO. No, 80 Liberty
St Holerith City Surveyor, filed in the office
of the Register the City and County OF New York on
June 3Oth 1890, the hereby mortgaged being and
described as follows: Beginning point the north
westerly Sedgwick Avenue, distant measured
along side of said Avenue. two hundred and
intersection Of the northweserly side
OF Sedgwo Avenue and the northeastery side of Pero
nearly parallel boundary line between lots
bers 46 A said said line passing between
the building standing the premises hereby described
standing the premises adjoining the
same on the SOUTH hundred forty nftytwo
une-hundredths 70 lot Number T6 thence north
easterIv mart Of the way along OF Number
- ~, roet ~ Tho vrav along the rear Of lot Number
75 twenty-five and fortynine onehundredths feet 10
lot Number IS: souheaserly along said lot Num-
hundredths the northwestery side Of Seigwick
southwesterly along northweserly
side Of Sedgwck Avenue. twenty five and thirty
hundredths the point OF beginning Together
sith all the right title and interest OF the party OF the
first part Of and the land lying in sedgwick Avenue
in front of and adjoining described premises
10 the line of said Avenue
Dated. York, Nov. 10th 1901
= ALBERT LANE. Attorney for Plaintiff. No 900
T2Toadyav Borough o. Manhattan. y. Y.
The following IS diagram OF the property to be sold
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
2Sth Street.

the len charge
which the sbove-described property be sold
7os u with thereon rom the 18th day of No
yeuber 1901 together with and allowance amount
ing $3.50 96l together with the expenses OF the sale
The of the assessments and
water rates be allowed the purchaser
out Of purchase paid by the Referee is
1910. ~ interest. -
Dated New York 2ud day of December, 1901.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
2f912
Sedgwick Avenue.

Tho anrroxtmate OF the lien charge to sat
isv which above described property Is 70 be sold is
with from 10th day OF
- iooi together with and allowances amount
~ "a the sum Of II. with interest thereon from
tter Iatb 1901 together with the the sale
be apprc Of the taxes. assessments and
rates be allowed to the purchaser
ont Of the purchase paid by the referee is
>NDaTed New York. November 10th. 1901.
-~N ~ WILLIAM H HIRSCH Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TYPOGRAPHY.

ARTISTIC wood burning: Instructions; out
fits: wooden articles in blank ROSE
DECORATIONS CO. 159 Vest 23d-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
finanrlei.
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Retirement OF Preferred stoc

To the Holders OF Preferred Stock Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
hereby that in exercise Of the power re
by Railway Company and
specifically outstanding stock certificate
the Company duly determined retire the preferred
stock. will be retired in whole. at par,
day January, 1902. Accordingly each and
preferred stock is notified and
preferred the
Northern Pacific Railway Company. Wall
City Of New and after the first day
Of January 1902 upon pay
cash of the par thereof.
purpose Of retirement the transfer books
Northern Pacific Railway Company will close at
O'Clock L. VI. Tuesday. December TO- 1901, and
books Of will reopen Thurs
day January 2. 1902. at o'clock A.
BY of tie Board O Directors.
GEORGE H. EARL. Secretary.
Dated November 13 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE COLLATERAL
GOLD CERTIFICATES OF
THE ASPHALT COMPANY OF AMERICA:

the request of the holders Of a large amount of
the Collateral Gold Certificates of the Asphalt Company
of America. undersigned O a
investigating business
Company for protecting of certh-
holders.
deposit their certificates with the COMMERCIAL
TRUST COMPANY its office. No. 1926 Chestnut Street
the City of Philadelphia, with THE MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY. at its office. No. 40 Broadway. in
he o before the FIFTEENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1901. after which date the Committee
shall right the which deposits
will certificates of deposit Will be
issued by Trust Companies.
The agreement which deposits TO be made
provides the Committee if as resul: of its IN
eXpeden formulate or adopt
pan securities without expense 10
themselves surrender Of the deposit certificates
Comics Of agreement be had upon apphcatloh
TO Trust Companies
Dated Philadelphia, November 14th. 1901.
HENRY w. RIDDLE,
RUDILPH ELLIS.
ALVIN W. kRECH.
ErFINGHAM B. MORRIS,
HENRY TATNALI.
THOMAS De WITT CJYLER.
7o5 Title Building. Philadelphia
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Broadway, New York City
Counsel.
~ 90 WATER AND LIGHT BONDS
90 I'D 90 and dividend paying stochs a
specfaIty. Highest bank rcfere hces- senu
for list. RORT. Il. STRAHORN. Spokane " nsh
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
ANTIQUE JEwELRY.

THE FLEUR DE LYS, 2s West 33d-st.. op-
posite Waldorf-Astoria Unique Designs.
inexpensive Antiques. Bargains in Dia-
mond Jewelry
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
SUVIO GAS HEATER

THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE
10Th CENTURY.
IT WARNS THE LARGEST.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06
Dipinfne Noilccs.

New York. December 3. 1901.
nIVIDEND No 5O-The regular quarterly
~ dividend OF one ard three-quarters per cent and
bonus of one ger cent will paid January 1892 TO
December 90 1901 The transfer
December 20. 1901. and reopened
january . 1902
New-York tribune., 1901-12-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received their Uptown. Office
, NO 124c BROADWAY,
ID door nsrth Of 31st-st, until o'clock p. m.
Advertisements received the following branch
offices st regular Office rates p viz 2o4
Sth-ave., cor 23d-st.: I5:s 6th-ave.. 18th
st; % East 14th-st; 2o. West 42d-st between
7th ala sth aves.: 263 West I25tb-st. I,:;ss 3D.
ave. 10Th SITS: 1926 3d-ave., near
e1sfst: I.1oS Ist-ave-, s9th-st-; 151 East
Ig5th-st.: 556 Tremont-ave.; $50 :,d-ave near
4lst-st. 554 3d-ave.: 20 Bieecker-st.; 30
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. n. Y.-216 COurt-st.,
215 smfth-st. Newark. n. J.-794 BrOnd-st