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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

iOlly year ago and various minor dit-
Realities IN The way have been fought
out IN the courts
Tho bridge VIII cross the river from
EiYtN nintl street ami form connection
with come az tho largest railroads on
Che New iersey side,
II may cost, with approaches, as
,Aneh az 500 600 000 although that
woula seem to be an extreme figure.
btlt * II is 80 he used FOR the traffic Of
the big railroads both freight and pas
acNgor perhaps not 30 as the river
Spsn from shore is shore will be 29S0
reet on ,225 feet longer than that ot the
nrAoklNn bridge ami the approaches
much mere costly The cost of the
Brooklyn bridge was only S2l,o0ooeo
The bridge viii be q double decker
With six tracks on SIS main level FOR
steam railorads and four FOR trolleys.
The lower level will contain wide
ROADWAY. passenger paths and bicycle
Watk The structure viii tower above
Tho North river AZ a heSSht OF 1850 feet
and the span will be ANilt anon COM
bina;i0n ~ The esatilever aud suspen-
sion principles.
rrom the New Work terminal OF the
hlsaee an ! structure VIII extend south
ward 10 the battery, running atons the
river front and carrying the bulk 90 the
r'eigat ,orousht 10 that point. whore an
enormous shipping depot viii he built
This road VIII also necessarily have ia
ci(ities Cor caYlNinS passengers and It
IS proposed 10 heaBtify the route by
h,,uleVAcGs handsome carriage sp-
proaches. stairways and every device
than viii facilitate and render attract
lye che naturally beautiful location
10 these already prA3ecte3 and well
defined plans viii shortly he added
some important propositions Tor build
ing Wnro)s u0der various portions OF
5Ne city aaa 50 we'll q versed man IN
these matters as Alexander r. Orr,
president ol tao Rarjd Transit com
mission. estimates that io q few wears
slime complete sci SO tfpeelS honey
eawhHe the foundations ~ Manhattan
gRf CROSSING beneath the East and
North rivers Will havc become posi-
t,t necessity ju tacj every bH OF
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

little islanS seems to increase the de-
maad FOR better transit facilities on
Manhattan.
I, therefore is obvious that the city
authorities are none too alert in pre-
pairing plans for still greater improve
ments as those already in propercss are
moved few steps forward,
In London tunnel was recently
b8ilt several miles in length under the
busiest parts of the city without dis
turning the surface OF the streets and
Il would seem that this feature of car
rying on improvements would be a val
liable one 10 include in any future
plans, BERTRAM l.EBlaAR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

Owing IU rnH numerous frauds r2
-3oHc cE INSCRIPTIONS nIl0dieme-
-l. peasants the Russian GoTsrl-i.
mas paEss1 q INV that makes IL eJu
scrv 90 uUr and sell grain an1 fi1u
weight auC nor rs measure e.
t1L0~g TINS &ovDe NraUva state @
cheating VIII be nos stopped evfI
Elea gr aua ~-Tuar1 and cna1 the
reason uf -le t-Euds iE rae icv s-
morality Obtaining among INT Iirf
l-ar laItE generally. their tef
rll|su being balt eaea-E
IUuossluls re sal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

n Santos Nacnnt who hiss been
STRUGGLING FOR The n,etsch prise tor The
ae4auaut who makes g complete fNip
arSnna ne Y ssl gower under certain
resflSctious hss himself oSered 5 rTizo
al aNo Francs FOR the firs3 person who
makes this "trip &t6ruue fht gfoNnds
.af 8hc Acre Climb without hny time
limit TIE priFc Wi, stand during next
,-sos ~ il 81 not won this yeRr bot osi-
M. ne CARRIED on Us the donor or any-
ava nsinp the machine Designed hy h'n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

T,,r commission 10 De sent "a West
Afy.ica by gho liverpool @hnchesfei
ana opdor chameers q commerce ~
iivessirate The hea'th and sanitary
condition Of that section : % oesss's'
81 ane mewher from each az rho three
chambers 81 coTumerce nne ~ p ssh
tarS ourireEv Naiat Rolana BrSs has
herr requested to en-o0crute WITH The
eynaiitiar In the capacity os eSTavt aH
f~anscal medicine
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

>sracrAnhs express surprise over tbs
r,as sNawine az washington p
health resort ~ tire large cities Tire
nafional eWnssal shows tho htriNFS5
aeaff rute ner eao os nopniatinsA 81
r'vsnct shnulS Ne made hrwcwrF far
fNe number w.hc co there ~ heealFh
aes faN fc end q AND tht SrzVe re
SnenSiNilif3es al ceverumeu' tft
senf~ ntwaassnal,s srSss3 or carrying
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

At sev U-E Times says
missioner Henry MsiEs uf rhs l
g}a~l 81 health mace The iulluv r~
uorueeulaU ar WelnesiiEF I
meeting o. thu1 body - p~ur
,r-ra uoa III The nex1 meeting q
board AZ ordinance making e
I'-aa1- Tor woman n vHsaT s6
I1vu thar sweep the sidewalk
IS haa'T aEy EvsatsT cnnse g,
I1- -ar THESE u-EgseE which su
-r11 -us sidewalk germs o.
E1T ard carry than inEs e.
-c U-ruaElts and spread Gss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-10-31

lE 5a-at9Ga county y A
ft'~r reported No indictment
t.i lA~ EufsaiE II 1Be aGraT5+
Euuse vac was helG " rbaf
several charges during thf
aea susE gambling fr 5arataaa
u=
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
cHLcAao 40 EAsr ErEEALo cArrLE MARKErg

Chicago. May 3o-Catte-Recepts, $500. Strong sc
higher. active. Butchers others slow.
good prime s. 45aS6 medium. 81
S. stockers feeders. choice steady
S3 25d$5 a0dS4 heifers S3dS5 So -
bulls s3GS4 45 steady S4ds6 25;
steers 81 25GS 80; Texas bulls 50 75GS3 90. Hogs-Re
over 2 500 Market opened SC hgher: closed easier;
top. Sc 05 mikes and butchers 50 1OQS5 9I12 good 10
choice heavy s. sods6 o5: rough heavy. s. 65qS5 75;
light s. 65GS5 90 bulk Of sales, s. S5S5 % SheepRe
oepts 1900 sheep and lambs choice steady 10 strong
others slow. Clipped lambs 10 So 49, good choice
wehers. 81 5QS4 fair choice mixed 81 l0dS4 40;
Western sheep. 81 40GSi So yearnGs 81 5OGS4 65 native
lambs. 81 25d 50 co; Western lambs. S5dS5 65.
East Buffalo May S0.-Recepts-Catte. 14S sheep
and lambs 20 hogs Is Shipments-Catte. JAG
sheen and lambs hogs. IL Cattle
Offerings fair2 oads-end the demand moderate at
unchanged Monday. The weather has i'm
proved continues cold The supply of calves
sufficient for the demand50 head-and sold steady
unchanged prices IS 30: s. 35G
IS so; good choice S5dS5 25 Sheep and lanbs-The
total offerings % loads which holdovers
a general demand. and the basis top
showed improvement Lambs. choice IS $50
81 60QS4 IS: choice. 81 2Sq$4 50 The offerings
fairly well cleaned the close. which
steady Hogs-Market was stronger and the offerings
20 loads sale. Heavy S6qS6 o5 medium, Sc;
Workers So 9oaS6 light Workers s. 9qS5 95 pigs. IS so
s. 90 roughs IS cS5 5o stags 81 25qS4 15 The close
firm and about all cleaned
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. May 80 p. m.-The market for Amer
ican securities was not particularly active. but
prices generally firm and higher. Final prices
follow: Atchison, 81; Canadian Pacific. lOs: St
Paul, 165; Illinois Central 148: Louisville and
Nashville, 107l5: Union Pacific preferred, 81; New
York Central. 15G: Erie 4314; Pennsylvania "A;
Reading. 22l8; Erie first preferred, 70s.: Northern
Pacific preferred, lo1la; Grand Trunk, 119s. and
Anaconda 10h.
Bar silver easy at 27l9d an ounce. Money 2l5a
per cent. Rate Of discount IN the open market
Tor short bills, 3izG3s per cent; three months bills
S@ per cent Spanish IS. 692s The amount Of
bullion taken into the Bank of England on balance
to-day was $4,000. Cold premiums are quoted as
follows: Buenos Ayrez, 1870; Madrid. 81 30; Lis
bon. 10: Rome 5.37l5
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
E-RoPEAN PRonrcE MARKET.

Liverpool May 3O-Closing- steady; extra India
Cos 3d Pork prime mess, Western, Cos Sd
HansShort cut, Il TO Is ~ steady 4ss Cd Lard hrm
pals Ais Cd Facon steady: Cumberland 90 90 ~
ass Sd short rib l6 10 - 3D. long clear middles
light, 2S 81 long clear mddes, heavy, % 10
n 81: backs is TO % rb 40s 3D. clear
bellies IA 10 l6 10 Shoulders-Square, IL 13 NJ
sos Sd. Butter-Finest United States dun: sss good
United States dull Cheese-American finest white
Quiet AIS. American finest colored duh. 46s Tallow
Prime city quiet Australian in Ioncon steady 26s 3D.
Cotorseed o-FIull reined-Spot steady. 22s Sd. Tur
pentine-spirts firm, 27s Sd Rosin-Common firm. IS
I'D Petroleum steady esd Linseed oil frm
gas 90 Pcas-Canadian steady, 5s Sd Hops al London
aei:c COAST steady. f4df4 lbs F1our-St Louis fancy
winter duh Sc Wheat-Spot steady: No . red Western
winter IS llIzd: 10 ] Northern spring. 6s I'D; No
california 6s I'D futures quiet July IS II I'D Septem-
her IS lOlzd Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new,
As lsd futures quiet; nominal: July, IS 11lsd Sep
tember. 3s 11ssd.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS

London. May 3o-The weekly statement Of the
Bank Of England shows the following changes:
Total reserve increased e797. 600 circulation de-
creased &l7o90; bullion increased G779 37S: other
securities decreased $500 ono; other deposits in
creased els530oo; public deposits decreased e1-
e63Ooo; notes reserve increased se742 600 govern
nent securities decreased el1O 600. The proportion
OF the Bank OF England's reserve TO liability is
5olO per cent; last week ii 1881 per cent
Rate OF discount unchanged at per cent
Paris, May 3o.-The weekly statement Of the
Bank OF France shows the following changes: Notes
in circulation increased 1850 900 francs; treasury,
accounts current increased - 45 600 francs gold in
hand increased 100000 francs; bills discounted
increased l24.075ooo francs; silver in hand in
creased 1450,O00 francs
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
fluanclal.
American Linseed Comnanv
To the Sfoekhofdsrs of the '''A
AMERICAN LINsEED cn,Ir
New York. May %. Iao,

The Board Of Directors are pleased ~ ,.-.
stockholders that after mature consideration ~. 'as
GRAFTON most desirable arrangement ha. bes . l0-
for an exchange of the stock OF ths AMERICAN IIw
AND OIL COMPANY. LEAD
The capital stock OF the Union Lead end on O.,
including that necessary to acquire the capt,aI -
OF the American Linseed Company he terms b.-
after mentioned. to be Seventeen Million r,olI l,,-
OOO. said stock being al % ore class -, '.,'Opr-
Stock. one hundred and seventy thousand Ci7o oo0
Of one hundred dollars GSI0O) each 'ss.
The stock Of the American L4nseed con5anv .,,u
deposited under the asresuent-coptez - vzt.s ~ %
file with the depositaries hereinafter r,en,,,-. oa
exchanged for the stock % the Union Lead s,d n, %
pany on the following basis or terms: 'a-
Each share of the Preferred Stool, .
the American Linseed Companv .b.yI '
ceive Forty-eiGht Dollars Gsfso in a..
stock of the Union Lead and Oil Coon,n
Each share of the Common stock Of m.
american Linseed Company shall recelv.
Eighteen Dollars (SISt In the stool. as ~
Union Lead and Oil Company
The Union Lead and OIL Company reserves thu -,x.. .
refuse to make such exchange unless there "a ss1,
for such exchange two-thlrds ga, OF each class - -
OF the American Linseed Company.
The holders OF large amounts OF The s.ooz :. -
American Linseed Company have already slrusas .,
approval Of the arrangement your Board o. pt-..
urge the prompt acceptance thereof By the baaue. 40
the stockholders
Certificates OF stock duly and reer,lary ,,,r--.. -
endorsed in blank. duly with proper Pes.
Stamps attached for transfer should be deposited i M
NEW YORK SECURITY AND TRUST cow
PASY, NO 46 WALL STREET. NEW YORK
CITY. OF the ILLINOIS TRUST AND sAyIycs
BANK. CITY OF CHICAGO. upon deposit OF vs,.s
transferable receipts will be exchaugeab for TIA
stock Of the Union Lead Company upon the co,
summation OF the arrangement
DEPOSITS MUST BE MADE ON OR BEFoRr
THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE. 1901. after which s,-.
deposits will be received EXCEPT IN the discrs+,, :.
the Board Of Directors Of the Union Lead OIL Com
pany and on such terms as thev may prescribe.
By authority os Board OF Directors
GUY C. MAJOR, President.
New York Nay %. 1901.
To the Stockholders ofths
AMERICAN LINsEED COMPANY;
The undersigned. stockholders OF the AMERICsy
LINsEED COMPANY. having carefully considered ~.
proposed arrangement between stockholders OF tina
American Lnseed Company and the Union Lead and on
Company have decided to exchange our stock as psr
eaid arrangement for the Union Lead and on
Company.
We that contamination OF the proposed ar
manufacture. resulting larger earnings applicable
TO dividends
Inasmuch as the Union Lead ard OIL Company have
reserved the right refuse exchange unless
two-thirds 90 OF stock OF the American
L4nseed Company Is deposited. the prompt deposit
Faithfully yours
GUY G. MAJOR,
FRANK III. RAY,
WILLIAM p. ORR,
AUGUSTUS y. EDDY.
JOHN L. SEVERANCE,
GOMER E. HIGHLEY,
GEORGE G. METZGEa
JOHN w. HIRST.
ROBERT II. ADAMS,
JOHN W. DANIELS.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
financial mectluas
AAIAi.GAMATED COPPER COMPANY
Notice of Special Meeting StocLhoisiCrs
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that n spec nj

AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
Notice of Special Meeting SfocEhoisICrS
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that n SDnc, n i
meeting cf stockholders OF the AnaIsanlaed Con
Company will be held at tn Company ofice 2l2
Washington Street. Jersey city. New
day of June 1901 o'clock forenoon u take
action the following resolutions
az Directors az duly neld the office OF the
Ccrr1nv. the City Of New York. MAY 81 1901.
Resolved, That II is ADV is3Ula that the Capital Stock
OF tbs Company be increased from $15.0OO to $l55
OOo.uOO
Resolved That meeting OF the stockholders Of the
ConT BE sud the hereby called Ne he'll
the Conpauy's office. the city Jersey civ New
Jersey. O ten O'Clock 4,
the forenoon. take action the resolution
Resolved That there be suhnte SAID meetIn.
Of the stockholders the question the cdVscblv os
acquirns the stocks % the Boston and Montana
dated copper 10d silver Mining Company Butte
and Boston Consolidated Mining Company either for cash
or hy Issuing therefor tu-ped stock of THIS Company
Resolved That the stockholders be notified that there
wiz he submitted such meeting The report OF Special
committee appointed by the BOARD terms
or the acquisition Of said rec
onlnerdatons, II any. the Board make re
spect thereto
May 30 1901.
WILLIAM q. RoCKEFELLER.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May 30 4 . MISUNDERSTANDING de-
mand prices l-32d higher: American middling, fair
! 29-32d; good mddng i 32d; middling. 4ssd; low
uiddling, 5-32d good ordinary. 20 S2d: ordinary
2l2d- The sales the 1900 bales of which
800 bales for speculation and and included
receipts bales including 400
bales American. opened quiet and closed quiet
American middng c. June 4 15-6iG4 1e Cid buyers:
July. l5-64d4 10 Ga value July and August
1906 is sd buyers; August and September ll64d
buyers. September l1-64d buyers October, 6l6
6l-64d sellers. October and November. 3 SG4I
59-Ci5 value; November December 57-64d buyers
December and January. 57-64d buyers January and
FAtrnarE. 3 5I-6ta3 IS 81 sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
THE M4RKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. May ao-sririts turpentne steady at 500
321sc: receipts 73 casks. Realistically Sl6Sl 05
cepts l24 bbs crude turpentine-Seady 81 l0qS2 10;
receipts S3 bbls Tar-Quet, 81 y; receipts 80 bbs
Savannah May 3O.-Spirits turpentine-Frn, 32Ac;
receipts 226s casks; sales, lisa; exports 6l3 Rosin
Firm unchanged, receipts 46SS bbls: sales 4200;
exports 13.05S.
Charleston. May .-Turpentine-Firm. s2c. Rosn-
Firm unchanged
New-orIeans. May 3o-Receipts: Rosn, 25S bbs: tur-
pentne 67 bbls.
London. May so-spirits turpentine. 27s 2Ad.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
American Telephone Is Telegraph Company.
A SPECIAL. MEETING of the stockholders of

the American Telephone and Telegraph Company viii
oe hed on Monday. the third day 1901
o'clock In the fore the office Of such Company No
10 leS street, borough Of Manhattan Ctty York
y l. Ter the purpose OF voting proposition
crease It's capital stock from Hundred Dollars
SioHouot.l. consisting of one Million par
Ia9e or one Hundred Dollars tSlO0 each. 10 one Hun
Urea and ffty Million Dollars t>taO OO consist
one Million Five Hundred Thousand shares OF the par
Naiue OF one Hundred Dollars (SlOO each,
New York. n, Y, MAY 1901
ALEXANDER COCHRANE. President.
NiiAi'i-i-s EuSflS HUBBARD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
publir Nolires.
PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE.
An EXAMINATION FOR PUPILS not in

Public Schools. who legal residents OF the bor
oughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx. and who may wish
Of the High Schools Will be held the
School Buildings the afternoons Thursday
Gay. June l3 ana II, 1901. beginning o'clock
Applicants viii be examined in arithmetic. geography.
history Of the United States English
position spelling, reading and writing they
their examination at the school which they desire
De Wit Clinton High SchoC 'oT Boys
174 One Hundred and Secon. eet; the wadleigh
High School for Girls Is No Twelfth street
Cooper High School both boys girls
Avenue JOHN JASPER,
Superintendent OF Schools b0roughs Of
Manhattan and The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
THE STOCK MARKET.

The Stock Exchange and all other Wall Street
markets were closed yesterday. For the con-
venience OF readers Wednesdays closing prices
are reprinted:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Dipioen0 Notlces.
Pacific Railway q


THE COMPANY has this day declared from
IL the net earnings a dividend One Cent. on its
PREFERRED STOCK the quarter ending June
1901 payable June 1901. the office of MESSRS J. p
MORO g NEW YORK Preferred Stock
holders Of record IN New York, and the DEUTSCHE
RANK BERLIN Preferred Stockholders Of record
in Berlin closing Of the transfer books on NAV
1901.
For the purpose transfer hooks in
New York and Berlin win close 2 +. VI. on MAY 10
IQO and will n a ~. on Ma
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
BY GEORGE If. EARL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
financial Glectlous.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY Of NEW-YoFA
45 Wall Street MAY 22i. 1901
An ELECTION for eight Trustees ana lli.
Inspectors Of the ensuing eeS'.9a 9 ~ I1ns
bsI4 a. he office OF the Company on the t-H ~ snd
NEXT Cthe nrst Tuesday, between the hours Oh - '
p M HENRY. L. THORNELL- ses.s.a-y-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Furnished by Frederic H Hatch. No 80 Bro.d-s..,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
Lliul0cn0 \ ot,cc5.
The Rio Gr


Fhe Rio Grande Junction Railway Co.
coupon No. % due June LIST, 1901. Company 8
First Mortgage Bonds, will be paid after tha:
date at the Offices of the Financial Agents ~
New York. May 27th. 1901
RAILWAY EQuIrMENT COMPANY
OF MtSNESOI.
First Mortgage Bonds paid on and after hnt ia
the Offices of the Financial Agents
New York. May 27th ~
Financial alcennes
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGANATED COPPER COMPAyy
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhoidars
of this Company will held on the third 4,,. 4.
June, 1901. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
the Company. Hudson County National Bank Bliiiip9
of New Jersey Corporaons Agencyl for ,ba
Of electtng Board Of Directors
the meeting. - N0'''V
accordance with the laws of State OF New, Jsrse
the books Of the Company within twenty days next
cedlng this election: F
Dated May "a 1901, -'-''i'''' secretary
Ohice of Amalgamated Copper Co.
50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Companv
which closed May 7th. 1901 for the p,rnoss
OF the Annual Meeting will remain closed June Sh
1901 at 10 A. NJ ~ 49,
BY order OF board Of Directors
WILLIAM C. ROCKEFELLER, Secretary
A DvERT1SiMENTS and subscriptions for The Trihun,
I'd door north or 3istst. until o'clock advertise
ments received az the following branch offices regular
2sd-st i62 9TH ave cor i2th- h-st: Maeys eh
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
oFEIcE souTHERN pAcIFIc coMrANY.

pAIIFIC CONPANY
% BROAD ST tMILIS BTI.D1NG1
COUPONS due June 1st from the following
will be paid on and after that date at mis-
ONCE: " "'S
Central Pacific Rwy. co 3izet Mortgage Bonds
Southern Pacific co. 4go Bonds Central Pacific stoc
CoIlateraD. ''N"
Southern Pacific Co. p yr 41scs Gold Bonds
Galveston, Harrisburg q antonio Rwy % NTor,
gage 10 T. Div n r. SMITH Treas,,rnlnr rlnrt-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
IITns0N RIVER sTEAMER MARY row.

Ell leaves DesbrosSes st Sis T. n. tSataN.S1SS
1;t5 p Nj West "a s. $50 7. NJ tSatqylsys : r>,sSW
N\STuNS WEST POINT, NtitN W .t-.+,
HI~RCsfl NEW HNMBURGu. MILTON. Fot Gti'>'--+-
sIE, rNNrnIT anil KINGSTON. Orchesl.a
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
HALFWAY EQuIrMEXr COMPANY

Coupon NJ 20. June Is 1901 Of This o,,,ra,,.-
First Mortgage Bonds will be paid on and after that
al the Offices of the Financial Agents W
MAITlANp, COpPELL 6 co. "a Exchange Place
New York, May 27th 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

40 Wall Street New York.
(NOUPONS due June list, 1901, OF the First
Mortgage Bonds OF the following named Comnanta
VIII be paid upon presentation this Office on and ats
N"'N hteF
Missouri, Kansas a Texas Ry. Co.
sherman, Shreveport AZ Southern ~ a.
Tebo a. Neosho Railroad Co. "'
C. g. HEDGE, Vice-PFes and Treas
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

Minneapolis & ST. Louis RaiIrond 60
COUPONS maturing June lst, 1901 from,
bonds Of the Minneapolis & Railroad Con,
pany Will be paid and after that upon
ton AZ the otee OF the Central Trust Company No :,
Wall Street New York 80 w. %
F. H. DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31

me ine Hio "a S,randS Junction Railway Co.
First Mortgage Bonds, will be paid and after tha
date at the offices of the Financial Agents
MAITLAND. COPPEI.L. & co. - Exchonea Place
New York. May 2Tth, 1901. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
financial HleeilnQs
0hce of AmalEamated Copper CO.,
rEHE TRANSFER BOOKS OF This Comm

which were closed May 7th 1901 for the p1rnosas
Of the Annual Meeting will remain closed June Sth
1901. at 10 A. NJ ~ N'"'
order OF Board Of Directors
WILLIAM C. ROCKEFEILER Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
(,ATSKILL. HUDSON AND CoNSAChIE

s.ONTEORA'' or ''kAATE&SkiLl~ =, 4.
ta,s foot NJ christopher every week day az % =
ronnsctins with g. NJ s Cairo r. r. at CatsAi'" -
With r. & A Il. f. at Hudson
New-York tribune., 1901-05-31
To Holders of the following Underlying Bonds

Syndicate formed under dat
IN he following
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-14
THE SPECIALITY CLUB Ar RIVER.

TON PARK,
The reunion and dinner OF the Specially
club at kiverton park on Tuesday even
ing, were oharact Or ize1 by the delightful
success that always attends the annual,
single, purely social junction OF this as
ISOLATION Of earnest and pract; cally phil
anthropic ladies.
Covers were laid for twenty eight, ami
at half-past seven the company Assem- bled
at the table, which had been beautifully
arranged with special decorations by
members of the club A delicious din
ner was served with the quiet elegance
and perfection that distinguishes the
management and direction Of Manager
Smith AT each plata was dainty mus
lin bag containing fifty beans, which oc-
casionsd much curiosity until adjourn
msnt was male TO the card parloF, where
an auction sale OF prlzs packages was
held, for which the beans were current
in payment, with the condition that all
purchases should bs opened at once in
presence Of the company. Inc bidding
was lively and the outcome OF some of
the purchases kept she company in the
best of spirit
An Interesting event OF the evening was
the presentation of q beautiful picture
to the president of the club. Mrs. Henry
l.. Taylor, as token OF the esteem and
affection of her fellow-msmbers.
Other entertainments was provided by
singing, readings and recitations by
various members OF the party, conolud-
NS.r,
ure of the annual reunion OF the Spec
ialty club; the dancing OF ''Sir Roger de
CoverIy' by the company. At half-past
eleven special car was taken for the
city, she unanimous expression of the
company being that their last reunion
was "the hest yet -