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LAWYERS.
w. u. CHILDERs,

Offices III Gold avenue; entrance also
through Cromwell block. h. l.. Medler, In
my absence, will be found In the office and
represents me. business will receive prompt
and efficient attention.
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X. w. u. BRYAN,

A TIORNEY.AT.LAW, Once, room 2. N
II T. Amijo building. VIII practices In al
the courts OF the territory,
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PHYSICIANS.
q, N. EON, NJ, ID

100 West God avenue, Albuquerque, N, NJ,
Automatic telephone I3b. Office hOuts . To
IL a m, l to 3 y IN. 2 TO o IN, Special etten :
ton given to disc asses Of children.
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PROFESSIONAL ARDS.
DKNIIsTB.
n. j. AlEer, ID. ID, D..

A RhIyO BLOCK, opposite Ilfeld Bros
IA Office hoursi 8 a, IN, to Ia 80 D. M; ! ;oC
D. IN, 10 D d. m, Automatic telephone No
asa Appointments made by mail,
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RANK w, OIANC

A TTORNEY-AT.LAW, Albuquerque, n
n N, Office. Fret National Bank buiiding
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
REAL ESTAT TIE.
AN HISTORIC TRACT OF LAND AT GAR
RISON'S BOUGHT BY GENERAL
LOUIS FITZGERALD

John y. Golding has sold for Mary r. Tselin, the
Misses Philipse and Warhurton Gouverneur their
country places At Garrison's. y. Y. known as
Eagles Rest. May Cottage and the Gouverneur
tract comprising over enc hundred and twenty
FIVE acres facing the Hudson River. General
Louis Fitzgerald. president Of the Mercantile Trust
Company. who at present occupies Eagles Rest.
Rutland e Whiting were the brokers I'm the sale
OF the property Canal and Walker sts for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society to Moe Levy
Z. s willard. real estate dealer. has sold Nos
14l 1i3 and fi5 West Forty-ffth-st. consisting OF
three small houses on property 5l5 feet by 100 feet,
for Nelson d. Stillwell 10 George " Stetson.
a reported price Of about $500
Mandebaum & Levine have sold Nos l. and Il
I.ewis-st two five story tenement houses on plot
4oxC0 feet Glauber & Cohn They have also sold
No as Stone-st "A four story business building.
Franl. II. Johnson has sold for A C. & II. VI.
Hall Nos 155 and l57 West hundred -and-forty-
second-st.
y. Sylvan Crakow has sold George RosenthaI
the house No 4o4 East Twenty-ninth-st which he
purchased auction three weeks ago.
Henry G. Trevor has sold the three story stable
No A West Forty-fourth-st. on lot 1s.9x1oo. 1t
is the intention of the purchaser TO erect the
premises a nine story bachelor apartment house
NJ j. Ward is said have sold his ne-half in
terest I'm the new Kenmore Hotel. Albany. 10 his
partner Robert T. Murphy. who is now sole pro-
prietor The Hotel Kenmore closed last De
ceinber. and remodeed at cost of $4,000, reopen
collins Collins have sold the four r; story + brown
I5xC0xI0n5 TO Mrs. Il. A. Hawes. This is the
ond time in the last three months that this house
has been sold through the same brokers.
Charles Wolff the hardware dealer. who recently
sold his property No. l02 Cedar-st.. the Central
Realty BOND and Trust Company. has purchased
from Henry Lewis Morris a building, it Is said in
the street
q. Callman has purchased the four story dwelling
house No 40 West Eighty-sXth-st.
/. Rosenfeld has bought No. 2l1 East Tenth-st..
a six story apartment house, for SIo00o.
W Bloom has sold Nos. 81 and - Market-st..
six story buildings. on plot 5ox1l3 feet
w ID HAYNES & Co have sold for Thomas
Costello one of his new houses in Bassford-ave.. a
short distance north of ne-hundr ed md eighty
fourth-st The same firm has closed a large deal
i'm Crotona ave. the details Of which are with
held
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Notlrc Of Hnmmous,
NEW YORK sUPREME CoI1RT-1

inss Institution Plaintiff against Nelson / Ferris
HIM. n tynch and Martha A. Lynch. his wife:
wife; Percival H. Seward and Nijrpf NJ ssysrt.i Tis
VIE ana the said Arthur G, Hume Anthcnv B0c and
rrafi, n seward trustees for the benefit certain
" Idttlck H. Lynch. ami for the benefit Of other
Soiis unhnown to the plaintiff: John r. +.
sleeves Henry H. Barnard Bradley Eaton.
IoslhS taN firm of Church T. &
1enlher Glass Company. Limited: DimCc5 &
Garibaldt Greenhalgh and Frank FiaJek composing
the firm of c. Greenhalgh & Acme Poo0ng
company The United Engineering Contracting Com
pany James F. Welch Percival II. Seward.
ness Engineering Company: Richard Rrrssa
Russe Penien1tr l-orhIs J6fn " Ga,n IIrgt
Iawler; The Mitchell Vance COMPANY Dennis parrIey
Company; William Williams and L. Johnson com
posing the firm Of William Williams & Company: Russell
stephen V Duffy. Charles II. Duffy and John Duff
composing the firm of J. p. Duffy & CmPany; Henry II
William r O'Brien, John ]. Bell Bartholomew J. Rice
John p Lair. James buchanan. Edward \. Pierce,
G. Anderson Sadie Petrowsk. Katie Keller. William Ford
Epson Receiver Trustee in bankruptcy
F. Welch Defendants. Trial desired in the County
To the above named Defendants You are hereby sum
moned to the complaint this
copy Of answer the Attorneys the Plaintiff
within twenty days after the service of this
exclusive Of the day Of service and in your
ure to appear or answer Judgment will bx taken against
DEY0 DTER BAUERDORF
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office Address
1l5 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
To the defendant James r Welch: The foregoing
the Hon Charles F MacIean one of the Jus
tices OF the Supreme Court dated the 10th day
the office of the Clerk of the County ~ New York at the
County Court House in the Borough of Manhattan, city
County and State Of New York.
Dated. New York June 10th 1901.
DEYO. DUER & BAUERDORF.
Attorneys PLAINTIFF Office Address
1l5 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
atrC.TION SALES TO-DAY.

Fy William NJ Ryan: III E 34th-s 2oi4 IT . Of
parkave 3lygs o. Z dwg n foreclosure sale
Y N agt Richard Duncan Harris ct al: Harrison @
t,y-5 Iohn Ward ref: due Judgt, S2s 1Do
-. sssSs N. ,ax-s etc 7th-ave. 7s.I.
of 2s,h st 2I iO304. x2s !. x27Ne llx764 story
brscL n with brick h
Foreclosure sale: II Byrd agt Benjamin Sire all
A. F3yrd John + Ward. ref due on JudG
SOS 600: taxes etc 81 10 35 W 10Th st, i20
N on etha.e 75xO33: story brick store; foreclosure
sale. Ram e Works Peter Dooey AL
Phnips Avery att'ys; William A McKim ref due
tnSgt sl I2l az sso etc silo 7s prior
mtxe sIs4 olo Amsterdam and l4sth-st,
4SIoO brick store and II NJ prior ntge SAB
n OF Issth and adjoining above. "a II sxo0 story
hr,rL store and h: prior $4,000; taxes
81 2s 81 foreclosure sale Peter Luyster agt John
o'pr,en al. De & Riker, atys Wilbur Larre
more ref due on judst 81. .s25 30: costs, S3s5 OF.
By Peter Meyer Co: 15th-st. 1s3 It of Avenue
2s,rO2 2 vacant; foreclosure sale: 7 ENnory ClOcke
en'r agt MAY Stafford: Shaw, Fisk Shaw. attys: Ed
ward ref: due tudg s2sh3 bl; costs, S3i2 28
etc.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Oroc, TO Change Aamc.

At y SPECIAL TERM OF the supreme court
held A part thereof in the County Court House
in the Roolgh Manhattan. New YORK ty on me lth
Hume Present. Hon. Charles +. hacl~an
Tsra In the matter the Application ~ the Lawyers
tcrCeraphic K Typtwrtng Go. Tor leave to change us
Stenographic and Printing TO On
reading the petition Of the Lawyers SienortaPhi' .
day IF Juno. 1891. ana
tho certificate Secretary of state presented there
wllh April 22nd, 1901 and the aihtaEhs "t pn.,
lirar,oo YoTi Commercial and the New f'rA
ay Journal annexed and being satisfied thefNH
and that there is reasondu
direction change of name proposed and that the
authorized and notice Of IN" Pi'
senatiop of the petition made required hi
law II that sail petitioner is hereby author
he Of tho LAWYERS SteH"gtaphic n
Printing CO. after the entry. ~ this order IN
and the papers on which u IS rranted snaH be
tiad within this date in the Office of the
clerk ~ ~ county York In which ofice IT'S eel
tIfcae n Incorporation filed and thar certified copy
Of tha order snail days after the entry thereof
died otce Of the Secretary of state and that
conv of this order he published. beginning on a
after the entry thereof IN Tne New
York Tribune newspaper published in IN" 'o"rfE '
%cyv week for four successive WHelis
- Ente & I. NJ. j &.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
as czeo7. Moser A-nastein to rhekia Groeclncr

2r.<g 1 =: 1Ss: Si5 10, i: : So 10 ...... ~ o.
I35th 81 s $ 3Ga II of 5th ave. runs !@.11X
. 50x 99Ii I3ith st X 5ox 1870 %
t35th- TOO. Anna Someryille To "a
Porter: mortgage. S3T SEQ. R : s. 80. ....-.....
97tr 81 q <. $50 of Central Park West 2ox
Young exeeutrix; r 5 $50 ..........,.... 2OoO
7h ave Iiist 10. ilNlo0 Central
Realty Pond Trust Company - Julius
FIeischmsn and another; mortgage. $4,000; r
4Tth st :. 223i Of 1th 'G.Sxloa.4;
Emma Smedley To the Long Acre Realty Com -
=.
Herry-st 32n. : 25x05 3x25X952: Henry St
No 324 :. % 3x95x23xai. 10; Annie F Shnr'
low 10 Never ChapkOwsky and another; r :.
Rrc adway . corner 1asth-st 80 11xIoO: John f
Corney to John Baker. r {. S51. ............. 1c
Goth ST. No 22g 237 West. l25X1OO.3 > the Metro
politan Improvement Company 10 George
Simpson: mortgage. s5GO00: II :. S55.......... 10
6Gth-st. Nos 235 and 237 West. 50xlOo5 George
a simpson to Alfred Busselle mortgage. $4,000;
SO. Observation-Disclosures. 10
66th st. No 23S West. 25x1Oo5: George a simpson
Edward VI Wray mortgage. So. COO; n :. 81. 10
92d st. No II East. 1IxiO0S; Joseph NJ Raum to
Frank Q Markham: mortgage. s15.OOO r S. s.. 10
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Goparinrrsbip Aoiires.


CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED Use OF FIRM
NAME.
WHEREAS, The cO-partnership heretofore eX-
istns under the nrm name JAMES. scHELI. a
ELKts has dissolved by the death OF the senior
member Thereof EDWARD c. JAMES. but the buslness
r. continued by subscribers both of whom were
partners ia said firm: and
WHEREAS The raid cO-partnership had business rela-
uons with countries and co-partnership
within and conducted business therein for
period Of three years and upwards In the continued
Partnership hernafter referred 20 as specified IN an At
~ the LegEsture State OF New York entitled An
Act allowing the continued use Of partnership names
In certain cases" and the hcfs amending the same:
NOW. THEREFORE, WE, EDWARD u. sCHEl,1. and
ABRA EIKCS whose places OF abode are in the city
~ New do hereby certify pursuant 10 said statute
that the persons and hereafter carrying
business the said firm name OF JAMES, SCHELL
a ELsKES
Dated New York. March 3oth. 1901.
aBM J. ELKTS.
EDWARD r. scHEII.
STATE NEW YORK,
city and County ~ New York. & S1-
On the eleventh day In the One fhoussn nd
nins hundred and before personally came ED
WARD +. scHEf-I, and ABRAM l. EIKUS. 10 me per-
sonay and known 70 he the individuals de-
scrhed The foregoing certificate and
severtly Acknowledged that they executed the same.
J. T. TrNsTALlA
Notary Public. Nc. 7S. New York County.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

II4th-st. 3. 2Ol n OF Westchester- ave. for
a and one half story frame dwelling house
2oxi4 II Gillingham. premises owner. w
ftlISroSe. aTCnlte't
l2ith-s;. Nos 15T and 159 West. for ten story
brick hotel. 50X94: Leslie & Wead, OF Brook
line, Mass owner: A Fucker. ir.. OF No 70
Wsverley Place. architect. ....................
Ogden ave. s.. 325 n n Of l61th-st. for two
story frame dwelling house. - sx45; J Fltz-
patrick premises owner: William A German
architect
Ist-ave No 1871 for a one story brick flower stand.
30x7: Stark. owner: Schneider Herter.
Park-ave s. $50 II OF Wendover ave. for
one story frame shed. f1x32: the Dressed Rail
WAY Lamp Works owner: X Warner. architect.
Bronx Park-ave. e lls II n OF West Farms
Road; for three two ana one-halr story frame
Eh~ling: arehitees o., AZ 49,. .,,, -..
dweIlinr houses, 2nx6O: James Csrlew. No IL
west 12od-st. owner: T f Thomson. OF No c47
West l25th-st, architect. ect........................
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received 1t their Uptown ONCE. broadway.
3st-st until o'clock p. advertise
following branch Offices regular
office until o'clock p viz: 25i Sh-ave. s.
23d-st: 152 6h-ave. 1ath-st.: Macys 6h-ave
Ii2 COumbus-ave West Gjth-st.; lO6
west 42d-st. 6th-ave: 90 14h-st.; 25T
42dst 9Th Sth I50 East 4Tth-st: Ices
sd-ave between 76h and 77th sts.: ioa5 sd-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
STATE OF NEW YoRK-sTATE COMMITS

SION IN bDNACY.-Notice to Contractors.-Sealed
proposals Tor RefrGeratinE Apparatus Making
Plant and for the Electric Wiring cold Storage
lsulding Or the Manhattan State Hospital Isp
y = also for coal Handling Apparatus for the Man
rattan Stale Hospital East and West. Island.
New York oiry. be ~ mail or delivered in per
son up TO four o'clock T. M. Friday 2lst dav
June. l"ol 70 Henry r. HoNlaud. No. Madison Avenue
New York 'ty. Al which time and place BOARD of
Manasers VIII receive and all
ana specihcaons may H. consulted and blank forms
proposal obtained at the office of the
NJ. Madison Avenue New York city, he office
~ 9. l. Helms Architect I'm the CAPITOL at Ahanv
y Y contracts will be awarded responsible
ana r'at e bidders, unless the bids -
fun0s available therefor, which
asers reserves the right to reject all bids.
HENRY +. ROWLAND. President Board Of Managers.
NeW YORK ity. Iune 1th. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

COACHNA\.-In consequence of death Of
employer first class man wants position:
very best Of city references. r. g.. 30 East
sOth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
NoRTHEnN rAcIFIc nAILwAY GO.

THE COMPANY has this day declared from
the earnings dividend of ONE PER CENT. on
payabie August = 1901. at toe Office
~ MESSRS J. p MORGAN & 60. NEW YORK 10
The Common Stockholders II record in New York and
the DF.F-TSCHE BANK. BERLIN. 70 the Common
Stockholders of record Berlin. at the closing % the
transfer books July Il. 1901.
For the purpose of such dividend the trsnsfer books IN
1901 and WI reopen a 10 A. VI. July - 1901.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY GEORGE IL. EARL. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
.nnrTroN TO A HOSPITAL.

An extension. 34x50 feet. three story and base
roent is 20 be added the building of ST. Mary's
Free Hospital for Children. at No. 407 West Thirty
four,h-s, The annex Will he occupied by
difional wards and will have a handsome chapel
The improvements are TO cost s4'Wb The plans
were fiied bv Harry NJ. Congdon, acting for the
commIInitv OF the Sisters of ST. Mary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

as,b-.t 100 Of Park-ave. 25Hl0o.ll:
$500; s IS -. s2s 80.
r-nson-s No I134 l.l3s. 8. 5s-3xitsD Kath-
,rina Mssohe nd another 10 Joseph Benson:
nortsaee 50, 800: s. $l...........-.-..:..... 81.
o,,h-.t No Is weet, lsxlOO.s; Suxannah Haas to
~ usnry ~ stock: mortgage. $1,000. .............
poston Road y T. lo3 II n OF 164th-st. 3o17l.sx
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
SEALED rRorosAIs for fnrnishing TresI

and Condensed MIR for Manhattan state Hosp
tals for period y six months commencing JULY 1901
may be hy mail delivered person M 10 four
O'Clock T. NJ. on Friday. June 3is 1901 the
signed AZ the Office ~ the Hospitals. No. Madison
nue Ne" York Ity twhere fun specifications MAY ho Oh
tainedi. which place Board ~ Managers
VIII receive and open all proposals.
No bids shall be Considered except from parties
actual dealers in the commodities submit
rop9sals Each bid must he accompanied by certified
cHck Tor 10 per cent Of the full amount
that contract will he entered into II AWARDED bond
~ some approved n 10
o the will 10 required after
faithful performance = the
The board of Managers to
and all lids. as h deem for tho hest
HENRY r.
Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
PIANOS.

PIANOS TO R[gMT
for city or country. at reasonable rates.
M11@ GMFD 2j East 1ith ST. N Y.
WuSSN5R Fulton 6 Fiatbash. Bkiyn.
FOUR good slightly used planes of prorni-
nent makers. X. G. JACKSON PIANO
co. Main Wdreroorns. Is East 14th-st.
Brarches. West I4th-st, y. Y, and
Markets. Paterson. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Furnished 6onses 90 Est-G ouutrn.

1,op RENT New Canaan. fully furnished house
L five bedrooms large servants rooms. Care Z"
roads etc Included stable for ten horse
II desired For particulars t" rent, etc apply 1
WILLARD PARK Err Jr, =. q. BOX l.0lI. Newton
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is the standard
lee Cream of the world. II is No. secret :
everybody knows II. All orders promptly
nlled. city or country.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
THE sTCUIsoN TOPEKA d SANTA FE RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

NeW York. June ;. 1901.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
semi annual dividend the Preferred stock ~
this Company dollars and nifty cents tsJo per
J. stockholders. as regis
tered Of the transfer books on July u iDO
The Preferred STOCK or the toI
panv viii he closed from three O'Clock p NJ July IL
1901 until ten o'clock A VI. August 2 1901
Dividend checks Rii he mailed 10 Preferred Stock
holders whose dividend file al this Office
n w GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer,
80 cedar Street New York.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
1inanrial 4leetinas

Office Amnlgamated Copper Co.
y Broadway. New YORK
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company,
which were closed on May 7th. 1901 for the purposes
q the Annual Meeting. viii remain c'osed until June
lith. 1901 at 10 A. n.
BY order Board OF Directors
WILLIAM q. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

S1FNpGEArTEH and TYPEWRITER tbs-
Ciuu"rt; college graduate: high school ed
u'ati'H, good pcuWan, best of references.
no agencies. Miss KCCK. 53 Montrose-
ave, IiooSlvn
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
OIice OF Commissioner OF immigration.
Island, n. Y. II.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this

Office up o'clock NJ. 2Oth day OF
June 1901 and opened Immediately thereafter for sup
plies ice. lumber, hardware. janitors engineers
plumbers and electrical supplies brushes, glass
etc. required this station during year end
June so 1892 Certified check for S1OI accom-
pany each proposal guarantee OF good faith
Schedules showing probable requirements under the
headings enumerated can he procured upon application
the Commissioner Of Immigration at Ellis Island, TO
whom all bids should addressed
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
IsIrkERBOGI ICE COMPANY.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have This day
declared semi annual dividend of THREE PER
(FfST preferTed stock Of this tdmUany abl@
july 1901 ~ stockhaders of Is 1901.
transfer preferred stock will be closed
u NJ and rsmain closed until July 2 1901.
Cheeks will be mailed stockholders by the Central
Trust Company ~ Sew York.
NIIL.IaM A MALTER secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

FOUND At LAsT-t'ure for catarrhal
dyspepsia gastritis and all the Ills they
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
valuable 10 YOU. Send for booklet. BEN.
X CURTIS. II Stone-s..
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Connirn Eroperrr for Galr.

NOR SAIF.--tt auction. on tho premises "Wednesday
! June 26 1901. at 3.3o p 70 close the ss'ai" ~
tho late George burgess Scarsals Wesrhes'"r '"un'f
y Y farm acres. beautifully located ono mite from
Railroad N miles from 'irhni
central Statou White Pains Post R0ad. inacad d5in
lied wit % White Plains 'H nf-eSi. Inc
property ~ about 2; acres "f cultivated ana VII
drained land nd - h1e woodland, all We'll
vetcrad etriuEp ? wells. house ~ rooms. sur
rounded shade trees. barns and farmer '"tHEc
neIghbnr1nod unaxcepfonHl country residences vel
adapted subdivision sale positive rain or shine
g l. hv EUGENE I.AMl'l'tN, Nttli
nev .6i Main-st. Rochelle y. y. 81 H. y. tbl'-
WILL. Auctloneer. 2Sf Main It. New Rochelle y y
II rSIRARI.E COUNTRY RESIDENCE Plea sanity stu
l Orient l. l.. thirty acres land fronting on
street five hundred sound shore VIII sohd photo
graph RI FUS ". TUTHlt-I. Executor. orient I'iht
y. Y
IyOR SALE Farm % 40 acres; two miles. 90 min
i ucz fron railroad station; fine water and good itu,
Address MILTON CLARK. oscawana on Hudson, \ l.
Il t.ewts counties. W. Va
Ioricre tract owned 10y L. Senator Ekins. For par
ticulars
' r. DALE FIELD. clinton. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
pEsr<s AND OFFICE ruuaIrUnE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. RA@Tm0a- -0@EW'@
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
oil East i2d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
SUMMER RESORTS SUPPLIED WITH
BEST HELP At IRWIN'S RELIABLE
HMPIDl ME\r BUREAU. 6TH-ANE. AND
llTH- ST
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Eiipiocno Notlrcs.
LINOTYPE CoMP.SY.

New York. June IL.
4 7 4 MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this Gay a regular quarterly dividend Of two
and hslf cent. declared payable after
2h. 1901 stockholders of record on Satur-
day June 18th 1901. at one o'clock T NJ
The transfer hooks viii close Saturday. 18th
1901 O'Clock ?. NJ. and reopen on Monday Julv
lst. 1901 O'Clock A. ".
FRED'K X J. WARBCRTON. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
uo,tEsT.tE MINING COMPANY.

MILLS Bl' U.IlNfi. IL BROAD STREET
NEW YORK. June IL. 1901.
DIVIDEND 80, 3l5.
THE REGULAR monthly dividend TWENTY
FIVE 90 CENTS. PER SHARE, has been dec Jared
Msv. payable the transfer in New York.
I 25th inst Also EXTRA DIVIDEND tNO. 3lG, Of
Twenty five 90 Cents payable the same time AMI
place
Transfer books clcse the 10Th inst
IOT-NSBERY 6 co. Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
LADDERS & STORE FIxTURE.

81 y. A. wESTON'S
:. i. ! I. !. ; 4.
&tI STORE LADDER SERVICE
thilI Special Features. Smaller
e tSt1l II Space. Bear More Weight Last
hM iii More Years Than All Others.
Nh II III The trolley guide wheels nj
t III II the top allow the ladder to be
HI Il III used at any desired angle.
Ni sALl These ladders run on bicycle
IN f3TU ball bearing. rubber covered
m n rolls that do not require any
nj Ill II track on the floor. Made os
"la-A,--I white ash. finished light.
PORTLAND LADDER co.
Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Ladders.
Tel. 3.49l. ~ PLANE ST. NEWARK. ". J.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Antique FURNITURE.

RARE genuine collection OF antiques. ma
hoganies all descriptions. reasonable
prices; also repairing. MULLER. AS EAs:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

"A NIEKISAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers (,oyernssaer
etc. to Colleges. schools and Families Apply to
Mrs NJ j. YOUNG FULTON 22 Union Souare.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
SEPARATE sEALEn PRoPosALs vii be

OF City Treasurer
Trenton y. J., June 10. 1901.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received this office until 3 O'Clock p. FRIDAY.
u NE IL 1901 for the purchase the following bonds:
90 Free Public Library Bonds dated January l.
1901. due January 1881. Three and half
coupon or registered Six months interest from January
J. 1901, 10 july /. 1901 cancelled.
N:oebun Crematory Bonds @O-yesr, registered. three
and one half
sl5Ot0to Fire Engine Bonds. regis
tered. three and one half per cent.
me above bonds will he in denominations Of Sio0
1pies thereof Interest payable semi annually Bonds
VIII not he sold for less than and accrued interest.
Each bidder viii required as an evidence Of good
10 enclose with each bid for Library Cremaory
ponos certtned check a National Bank for S2.WHI
ana for sl@o with bid for Fire Engine House Bonds
ana All payable to the order Of w J. r. Stokes city
treasurer Checks will he Immediately returned the
unsuccessful bidders.
The bonds will be awarded the bidder whose pro
Posal will e the favorable city. hight
reserved 70 reject all bids deemed for
Interest OF the
proposals must be separate and endorsed Proposals
Tor city Of Ire Free Public Library Bonds or
ren1atory or Fire Engine House Bonds the
" ] h sroKr rs CITY rreasnrer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
MfnnenuoIfs A St Louis Railroad 20.
Iline II. 1a.li

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS this day de-
clared a serni-snnlal dividend of and one Hair
Per Cent 2i.D Preferred and semi annual
dividend t2otl the Common Stock Of
THE Company payable July 13 1901 AT The Central Trust
c0ps stochoders of record the 18th day of June
1901 Trsnsfer Books win he closed June 30 and reopened
1901 = II. DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
DRESSnaItIHG.

CORRErT STYLES. perfect fit; superior
work and hnish faultlcss skirt droop.
work shown. thoroughly competent; r.
spans!bIa. rfasonIhIe. Mrs. COOKE, 2}5
West 41th St near ETnadway.
pRESSN AK FR Over ~ years expert
cnce. makes handsome summer suits. Sc;
fancy waists aud Et1n jackets. short notice.
Mrs. SMYTII. 80 6tF ave. sd -.