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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
DEATH OF Il HUNG CHANG.
Some Weird scenes 1t the Close Of the LIE
The Great Chinese Statesmen.

The Great Chinese Statesmen.
Peking Nov. 8.-The end OF Ii Hung
Chang was quiet. His vitality slowly
ebbed. For time he lost consciousness,
but he showed great tenacity, rallied At
midnight became semi-conscious, par
took of nourishment and appeared to
recognize his relatives.
The flames of the paper efiigies OF
horses burned in the court yard Of the
yamen to carry his spirit to heaven told
the crowd of officials who were gathered
in the narrow street outside the yamen
that the end had come. Soon afterwards
: procession appeared bearing costly
coffin of teak wood, beautifully lac
ouered. This coffin Ii Hung Chang took
on his trip around the world, and he
brought Il from Canton when he came
n Pekine to settle the Boxer troubles.
since that time it has been kept in .
temple here.
The body win be placed in the comm
tomorrow morning with the customary
rites. On Sunday there will be cere-
monisl corresponding to H1ng-ln-state,
and All the Chinse officers will pay their
resnects. A separate day will Be desig-
rsted for the ministers Of the powers.
Tnterment will be 1t the birthplace Of
the deceased statesman, = little village IN
the province Of Ashui. The day has nos
yet been decided upon.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14

San Francisco, Nov. 9.-Papers were
signed yesterday morning by H. E..
Huntington and I. w. Hellman, repre-
senting the stockholders of the Market
Street railway, and representatives Of
the Baltimore syndicate, whereby the
entire street railway system of the former
will be sold to the latter for $S6, 600 900
cash.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
MAJORITY I'M IOWA.
Republican Candidate Tor Governor WIN Have
$4,000.

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 7.-Returns are
coming in slowly, one-hslf Of the 2,l0O
precincts having been heard from. II
the same per centage Of gain in majority
continues, Cummins, Republican candi-
date for governor, will have 81, 900 over
Phillips, Democrat. The legislature,
from present returns, will contain 125
Republicans and % Democrats, q gain Of
10 for the Republicans.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
AMERICANS DEFEAT FILlPINos.
Marines Attack Force At Soioton and XIII
More Than Score.

More Than Score.
Manila, Nov. 11.--Major Waller, with
: company Of marines, recently drove q
big force ofinsurgents from an intrenched
position 1T Sojoton, island of Samar,
after seige lasting two days.
Two Americans were killed and several
wounded.
Twenty-six dead insurgents we're found
in the trenches after the enemy retired.
waller destroyed seventy houses in
the town.
he used couple Of 3-inch guns in the
attack on the Filipino stronghold.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14

Sioux Falls, 8. D.. Nov. - tuesdays
eleetion fos district judses sssulled =
The selection a ix Republjcane and ono
Dsmocsst, With ons district still = doebt.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
REGARDED AS ENDED.
Franco Turkish War Clouds Cleared by Acquies.
cence to French Demands.

Constantinople, Nov. 1O.-Last night
M. Baptist, councillor of the French en-
bassy, received satisfactory commune
cation from the porte regarding the re-
mainder of the French demands.
The conflict between France and Tur-
key may therefore be regarded as ended.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
THE STATE RESTS
PROSECUTIONS EVIDENCE IN
CONSiDlNE CASE ALL IN.
Testimony Of the Defense WIn Probably
Occupy the Entire Week. Nearly .
Hundred Witnesses Having Bssa Sub
poensedL An Aaoaynow Letter Abes
the Sixth Shot.

Seattle, Nov. 8.-All the evidence tend.
ing to convict John w. Considide of the
murder of William L. Meredith is now
before the jury. Rebuttal may throw
some new light on the testimony already
heard or may tend to offset portions OF
the mass of evidence which the defense
proposes to introduce, but the main
story of the killing of the former chief Of
police, so far as the prosecution is con-
cerned, has been told from the witness
stand. Shortly after o'clock the state
rested.
At the outset of the trial the defense
had called by subpoena IS witnesses 80
far during the trial several names have
been added to the list; between 50 and
100 witnesses are now expected to be in
attendance in court. Perhaps not all of
these may be called upon to testify, but
at the best speed possible to be made in
the examinations, it will take five or six
days to hear the testimony of the defense.
Counsel for both sides agree that the
argument to the jury is not likely to
begin before Monday or Tuesday of next
week. The case viii probably 60 to the
jury Wednesday or Thursday.
A letter has been received by Proscut-
ing Attorney Fulton, the writer giving
information tending to support the the
ory that shot was fred outside Guys
drug store, and going 30 far as to detail
the subsequent movement of the person
who fired the shot. The letter is un-
signed, the writer not being, as it is said,
in position to publicly appear in the
matter. Mr.. Fulton said last night that
the writer of the anonymous letter and
any one else having any information on
the same subject might rest assured that
their confidence would be respected bv
him and their names guarded from pub
licity if they will fully apprise him of
anything they may know.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-11-14
Testimony Of Experts.

! Expert testimony of physicians and
Surgeons was brought in by the pros
ecution during the afternoon in fur
therance of the effort to show that
Chief Meredith had been rendered
unconscious by the blows struck
upon his head with his own revolver by
Tom Considine, and that he was unable
to defend himself, much less to make q
hostile movement, at the time John
Considine fred the last shots one OF
which is admitted to have caused Mere
dith's death.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
The prineipaI sales Yesterday resulted as follow

s sys% ksaiS
deceaSed to '5fs Nils Nils sr's ior ss 100; las o0.hs
80 # of xioe IT, story OF a. nriSs Wan n;
orr atty Charles Strong ,, ref amount ss que;
for sio 100 14S 1o5th-s $ $50 /, Of Amsterdam
2axloo H. story brick h; Mary Rchardssn ast same
slsS ga1%si {sT Ei,: 80
# of ~a@ Fysn runs 1s s aiS$
Osx 80. 8 story brick dvg h. with story brick bldg
COMPANY S Ct a Marphy n sttorneys Insra
sa m & ere 70 sD4H due s ea oy @ se & m 10 to 5
sths1 2e5 # of Avenue G. runs es;llS M osx lssx
brick fenements with stores Pncus Loweneid and Viii
lam Prayer ast George Hoimann ct al: Arns.sin : j.
subject prior mortgage $4,000; William sehmoh
for r III sos ss9 4r6a us h. s aanz Meas g faT
Association ast RiehaTd D D Harris ct all Harrison 4
m Subject S09n o taxes e % to Mas
BY d. Phoenix Ingrahan: 47s West Broadway, $; Is
b bid in 81 at % s'G@F a 9 PsF
in ea Henry sS geue TnF sa ast 4 %h ABBY
Bander atty Anderson ref due. slS s5s "a;
~ S De walltearss: i2s Avenue G cor ssh-
19x,o story brick ten With store sale by direction OF
By Samuel Godsticker: i4a 62d-st n s 2a5 TT of Sd
ave lsSas !; story do and basement $50 aws n 70
soxi6o5 story and basement brick dws h; to P Mayer
tonave ION So xoo H. and Story frame and brick dws
sale close of Newman deceased:
By Peter F Meyer 3 Co: Fulton st cor of Water
st. runs 100 70 Psars' s s6 6ex na H sstss
Hotel 4 part: to Corney 900; 25s Pearist
s;ore .ee 70 rdn % JGnes for las =.
# of Irving Place 25xe2 story brick bldg wi WITH ,
thsve s. is7th to issh st. ioa ixloo brick
mill H. & Office 81 6S stable neG and ss IN sss
withdrawn: i4sthst. 1T5 T. Of sth.sxe 2,xss II
SIS s Ss sft Of s'ssss sss
st, go of sth-ave 2'Sss H. vacant 10 e''''On
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

early In the day il showed advance of iae. The
"Sy touched i4a4e, which is high has
soid at any time on this Phillips campaign. May
seid at 44A.e and at 44Ac and closed 44i4c: the
!uy closed at 1850. The cold weather is factor.
me Philips party is evidently aging cash
business Export sales were affected o-day, but
hperal business done with the glucose and
oeher ineussresover 300 600 bushels Local receipts
were only 1872 the estimate for tomorrow, 100
cars Western offerings do not increase Clear
anees were 3so,oco bushels Liverpool Ac to s4c
hleher Seeding generally is late. Phillips at
tmes gave support to the futures. but his nelina-
uoh seems to be to sell the strong places, par
ticularly TO sell May.
oats closed unchanged to 1sc Tuesday. May
SOLO at 2oiac TO 2sc and 25a4c, and closed at 25ssc
1he July closed at 25kc The increase in the May
premium was the feature The Phillips party is
nuying May and selling July. If preparing for
deai Shipping sales 10000 bushels for export.
Receipts were 125 with $50 for tomorrow. The
crop bulletins report oats seeding we'll advanced, in
spite or the private advices to the contrary.
flaxseed was strong the old crop lc higher; the
new. &c TO &c higher May and cash closed at 81 so:
september, 81 %, and the October, 81 81 Oil is
stronger at sec.
Provisions were easy because of quteter cash
demand. Ribs and lard We're DC TO 7l2c lower: pork
was a little firmer. The foreign houses We're the
best sellers. Hog receipts were increasing; the
shipping demand is falling off.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.


Some of the principal pieces on to-days list are
the following:
BY William Ryan: 1eadst No 2as tal 3 # =,
ButteriieId agt Gabrielle valeute al; W & c Nc
bermet s9tys Edward Jacobs % ref amount due *s ss
map No AGO I'D II of Amsterdam laxSs H.
story stone front dwg h: Hampden Dousherty and
] Hampden Dougherty. atty; Lewis FL Freedman. ref
due. sl2, 7oo So; subject etc. ss4s 2s
1No -: same attorney: Benne Lewtnson ref
BY Bryan l. Kenpeiy: No i.s5s to Bread
way, cor s1st-sf. runs 46 Ak s2M lsox =
House; National Wall Paper Co ast Never L Sire ct al:
Gayley & F, attys; Alfred r Page ref amount due.
lS sts suS1ss 5,s s to PSr a ssh mise subject "
BY Philip A Smvth: Nc Pine-st. % 10 Il e of
Frontst Isx41 lix4e sly br store Pierre G Car
attys L. Ward. referee; partition
BY George r Read: Nos and Cedar-st. $. a. I1s
1T OF Pearlst. AZ Ii2x43 ax42 4isN4il1e, TIVE sly
br bdgs; voluntary sale
BY Herbert A sherman No I5s Eton-ave s ~ ~ :
store Nancy L. Sherwood and another sgt
all VIM C Orr. atty: D Arthur. ref; amount due
si7soi 10 subject taxes. etc. sias 90 No 5as Elton
br hathouse and store: Mary G Hart aSt same: same
atty and ref amount due Sisos7 IS subject to taxes
BY Richard V Harnett q Co: So ssth-st 5. leo Y
of Madison 2oxloos story brick fat H. sarah !
r. attys: Eugene Smith, ref AMOUNT due SleyS az ~
sis.eas subject etc. s. 800 81
no y # Fesr sf feeess ssx,iaxas sSe story
and brick houses and portion Of the house Ne 2
100 TxlsIx1l2 4isxi1a, six story and brick houses
to IL Hancoclst as # Of BeecSsr-s, iooxfoo
$ ias IT of Bieeckerest iooxioo / and 5 story
brick hgs; sale by order Of the heirs estate Of Low
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

-Phia. Depet, g N DEPT I42s Arch 81, Phia;;
be received here O'Clock P NJ. Saturday April
20 1901 for delivery either the Philadelphia. San
francisco Chicago Boston Depots of the Quarter
masters Department of 10000 lightweight, Woollen
spscihcatons Of January Is 1901 Quantities to be
partmens Samples be seen at either of the depots
Earl deliveries essential, in making
award the of delivery will be
the delivery inspection other points
considered UNGUARANTEED BIDS
bids based upon samples differing from standards
ar specifications will under circumstances be
sidered Bids for less quantities than advertised for viii
Government Il
jec accept all proposals thereof.
Preference given 10 articles OF domestic production
conditions of quality and price
in price foreign production manufacture
duty thereon) being equal. A GUARANTEE in per
centum o the value of the Blankets accompany
proposals. Internal Revenue affxed
number of the guaranteed bid and properly
csed. Blank. proposals and specifications will be
furnished application. Envelopes containing pro-
posas 70 be endorsed Proposals BIankets' and
addressed TO Colonel JOHN V. FCREY Asst. Quarter
maxter-Generai. T.. s. Army.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April II fspeciaD-wheat openeu ,n ~ r.rv
advance OF abou. NC over Tuesday. ana WIN -.
.,i,ht variations kept strong. 1t closed &c 10 -
over the day previous. with the July maAns mas .a
best gain Freezing temperatures throusn -.
started the advance The Southwest repoi'eo ~.
sect troubles St Louis covered snof's ~ -
market Patten covered. cudahy, althousn Oh oo.,
sides turned up finally buyer the "aiAe'
sas becon,. dir,cult to follow now because tnere
IL so much changing from May to july the ae
ferred month becoming the popular one,
opened from 7oskc to 7Oxc. sold between 'o7se anu
lie. ana closed at 7oHc. The July ciosed AZ "n.'
increasing Its premium from NC yesterday 10 "a
to-day Cables were about steady. the Sample
market was strong with all classes Of wheat seins
~ the best relative prices of the season |as"
handlers were disposed to be eecrettve az 10 opel
lions for fear Of interfering with further trs"sAo
nons. but the business here at the close was put
about 25c.ooo bushels. The seabcard reported ~
loads clesrancee we're $4,000 bushels: primary re-
eepss were sornewha last year. The mercury
was as low ~ - in Southern Kansas. with frees-
0e.
Corn closed where 1t left Oh on Tuesday. 0ut
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Delancey-st. No Of. 25xs7.e 8; Nicholas Paley TO
ss1 samSsl non Palsy .s and nd Elias lapin; mortsass'
rerryNst, No 70. asxaaS: Carl ] Schneider 70
nrassWsp NJ s Simon
Wen and snothsr er eSseus0rs .i,S s.s to Joseph
IS 45sx-x4a 5x~: Peter Marie to Century
Saaps n es%psnx so "a s East, $ Ak irregular
Oh4 Sass g oo &c Facas aSwenfea and another
7thlavs sr's No % sss issxSd George Cole. ct al to
Mary a Early: all liens: 8. sac ,..s ..
LssinFsonays s /, g, I, Of If sssS sss
Julius Tshma. .,o to I,ss rhiis HorO"'s m0Fsase
pssnSessf sS; ~ s's 80 asHso George pIsil to
Banned Friend: mortsass. sl4 Go.; 8 E,ao a
ssshss. s9s r. Of sn cSamoUsass ~ Henri irwin:
,o;,,s., n Nos sc and "a East, soxfea II; George
A stimpson to Nellie David: mortgage Ss'''''
pasr s: No e 5. eoxa4 lixsoxas; Jeremiah
Ra1snu5n 1aHan mal,aase. ana sas $40. 90; s. sr7
c,s sis. tse 10 u the q Roman cshes chareh q
ne eaTss mlesssd a Sacrament 3. SIG 50; mortgage
shogo" So, go ana sse East 4oxass; Benedict
4 Klein 10 Conrad Muth; r 5. Va mo1'sAse'
So sas 900 $50 /, Of Moun, Morri.-ave, 70.
inS n: Metropolitan Life Insurance Company 70
James Sa S'isn'19ns Iss' sa11ixs.7is cha..
ponohne referee. 10 Enan.ei Hsiiner and an
sDg,ns S5nsr ., Nos rs IS and i' s crosby
81. Soxiie the Mel. Realty ga Company o 70 ecanc's Era
sth-ss. El' No 1877 East. a,sioos: Henry PAL: TO
Martin Dewey 81 o,,s.ss :, :, 'sssSo sss.S.r,
:s john cain e al
trustees. to wiliam n Meco"o; .;,;eo ana -.
siss SaeSeh ss.ans'@ :.s * E Peter Aeca'.
sstsls, x So II iss W East. IL 4ssoa: Aiic. Rsiner
70 be-c,s r,cr.rfy: MsSicos q Hawke 70 same s.it-
claim
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

partmeut o. Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington. D. c.: March 1so1-Sealed proposals in
clothing ETC. the may be. and directed
Commissioner Indian Affairs Nos. - 20 Wooster
street York City. will be received until ocIock
D. m OF Tuesday May T. 1901 for furnishing
Indian service bank woollsn and cotton goods cloth
Government banls Schedules giving all necessary infor
bidders will be furnished application to the
Indian Office d. Nos. u 70 Wooster
street New York CITY; No 2OS Howard street Omaha
Neb.: No 2ss Chicago H.. COM
missary Of Subsistence. U s A. St. Louis. Mo. Bids
will be sod day above bid
aer< invited 10 be present at the opening The De
right determine point Of DE-
livery ana to reject any bids. any e any
bid. ", A. JONES' Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

VISION OF THE PHILIPPINES Manila. p. L..
19olSealed proposals for constructing ar
bor Manila P. l. Will be received az this ofce until IL
o'clock A. NJ 1901. and publicly opened
Work TO be about 10000 cubic yards rip
ran 81 600 cubic concrete rubble
Breskwaters 900 cubic of dredging
a pile bulkhead 700 long. Dredging mud.
and depth of 30 feet Dredged material to be
for min Bids a
bond os one hundred dollars gold
will be made for the whole work Contractors
will he of . bid.
TO reject any or bids. For Specihcatn and blank
forms applv to orce Brrcfu I1sular Affairs
Washington D. c.. U. S. Engineer Offices at New York
Chicago and Francisco. JOHN BIDDLE. Captain
Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

A Klein to Joseph L Bustenwieser: >. Scs.
I. -. - ..
4l2S1l99 lOxl;1. and l53d ST, s. l25 II W Of
Broadway. o. SNl90. ~ l33d-st. Ansrew Cen
10. = . =. o - s..
S0th-st, $. 1919 fl " OF Park-ave 3lllxl02 @
Max solomon 70 Leepeld Prudential. ,. $40.
mortgage: 81 900 ...-,----.-.--.-.
Speing-st. No 204. e3xloO. Solomon Cohn -
Rocco Marasce al: s. s.. mort sass
5000. .......... .............
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
REAL ESTATE.
TIoNS FOR BROADWAY AND THIRTY
FOURrH-ST. PROPERTY

L. j Phillips Co have sold for Henry 7, Sloane
10 East Seventythirdst., 25xl0ee private terms
Ihere were rumors yesterday that dry goods
merchant, whose identity was unknown. at
tempting TO acquire large block of property on
sixth-ave and Thirty-fourth and Thirty-hfth SITS.
nave been efforts secure this property. but up
the present time they appear 10 have been without
iruit' an insufficient figure being offered.
The Mela Realty Company has sold the nine
story building at Spring and Crosby SITS. to Fran
cas- A. Palmer, president of the Broadway National
Bank for a consideration of saa5oea In part pay
neht Mr.. Palmer gives the block front tvacano on
the east side OF Lincoln-ave between One-hundred-
and-thirty-sixth and One-hundred nd thrty-sev-
was the broker
In I'm Plate Company, has leased for The summer the
hllton house. at Belle Haven. Greenwich He will
pay ABOUT 10000 for its lease through the
Whhams q Hais have sold to B. Bernstein a
and-twelfth-st., lot 25x1o0.l.
Samuel thlmann is the buyer of the four story
and basement brownstone house at No $40 West
George w. McAdam has sold through F. os-
horne smith the Plot on the southeast corner Of
lerome-ave. and Elliot Place, 1lSxll2. and No 20
Dsvoe-st two story frame dwelling house ON
lot 1lxIS. 10 J. Ulrech Fiman-
j Rornaine Brown & Co, have sold for Mrs. E.
story and basement brownstone building
j. c. Folsom reports the following sales For
Katherine = Popham. No LIVINGSTON Place, a
ffXSl; for John A. Holmes, No 81 Third-ave., a
tenement house with store. lot 15.l0xSix27. llx
sle; for Louis F. Weissmann, No 1A West Sixty
on lot 17x102.2 and for Frederick c. Weehr. No f5a
Avenue b, a four story hathouse, 2Sxlo.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
TO REMODEL A SCHOOL.

c. B. ]. Snyder. Superintendent of School Build
inss, yesterday filed plans for alterations TO the
public school the northeast corner of Stanton
and Sheriff sts., which provide for outlay OF
$4,000 The improvements consist of taking down
and rebuilding the northeast extension, Which is
four stories in height.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-

cELI.ANEous sUPPLIEs-war Department Wash
ease viii be received here p NAY 1901 and
supplies brushes soapa towels ste for war ne
offcss during fiscal year enGins
June 1902 Information furnished on application
ttonerv and Proposals Miscellanecus suppes re-
spectveiy ana addressed b. n T9oRP chtaf es sup
Div.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS

Mct3raw-ave 5. 80 II of Ciasson-avs for =
two story and attic frame dwelling house. 2fN
~; Thomas Gallagher. owner, n EbelunS. Arcai-
tect ---------..
NcCsraw-aVe, 5, 80 II = of Classon-ave, FOR a
two story and attic frame dwelling house. 1sx
1SxasS same owner and Archtect. ............
Manna-st. s. 81 n OF ,Iunt-ave. for a three
story brick dwelling house, - i0x4o. Patrick
Jor6sn. No e0f East ssth-s,, owner. w Dick
% d. - - o.. . 60
Kingshridse-ave :. 400 ~ Of Broadway. for a
story frame shed. IL and 49x49. u and
II Annes. Kingsbriise. owners .-----...-.-...
Morris Park-ave. 5. so II OF Jeferson-sr: fer
two story frame dwelling house. clx4d, FRANK
I. Kelly, No l,o3S Forest-ave- owner, W
Garoy. architect .-,--.--....--....--... .........
A0th-st. Nos 20a and 2ll West. for i've story
brick storehouse. 3OxaS.9: Metropolitan Opera
and Real Estate Company. premises. owner j
NcElfatrick & Son. architects .----..-----.-~.
4eth-st. No 4o4 West; for nve story and base
meat brick tenement house. 2SxS6- James Mut
holland, premises. owner James W Cole. archi-
rsct. No 4oS West 51st-st -----.-.-.-.-..-...-
1st-ave. No !. .ea2 for two story brick DWELLING
house and store. 25 1x32 6x5o; Emil Janoris. NJ
1aa lst-ave. owner, ] f Gavisan. architect --
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
GOVERNORS ISLAND, n Y. H.. March 90

~ 1eo1-seaed proposals. in tripcate for furnishing
Fuel required in Dept the East. during fiscal year
endir. June 1902. received here and posts
and stations indicated instructions issued hereunder
until l2 1901. u. s. right reject
accept all proposals or any part thereof In
application. Envelopes containing
proposals will be endorsed Proposals for Fuel -
JAS. M MOORE. A. Q. NJ. @.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
Proposals.
OF THE INTERIOR, United

Patent Ofice Washington, ID. G.. March 70
1901 Sealed proposals n quadrupcate) Will be received
o'clock May 1901. ana VIII
Immediately opened thereafter for producing during
fiscal ending 1902 by the photolitho-
graphic process copies drawings Of the weekly issues
of patents designs trademarks and pending apphea-
ons the reproduction of exhausted copies OF draw
ngs specifications for the reproduction OF foresn
patent publications. producing copies of draw
ngs reduced scale for the library edition of pat
Guiding all indexes therefor also for reproducing by
photographs of designs
cations specimens with forms of proposal will be
furnished application To the chief Clerk OF the Patent
Office. be sealed ndorsed Pro
posals Photolt hographic Work. Patent Office All
bidders invited to he present at the opening WAL.
TER II. CHAMBERLIN. Acting Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18

m ar
OF
to % t to OF
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Stocks 10000 Commons
olhddesf company If lie Superior C6H
dnesa of
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ome o tie nominated a nav h ~ urm not
Apn
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Company have dcaa ened
Company eAd and
%
who's b % OF such
e
ALTON I"
be in exchanged
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dp in
Holders aerhae ofdepmnre uhed t fill to lie 81
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Syndicate Managers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
sToREHoUsE FOR OPERA TRAPPINos

The Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Com
pany yesterday filed plans for a five story brick
storehouse to cost $4,000 which will be erected on
the north side of Foreth-St., west of Seventh-ave.
and krown Nos 2o9 2o9l. and 2l1 West Fortieth-
ST. The FACADE of the building will be of brick.
ArChiteCts J. B. McElfatrick & Son.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
National Salt COmpa

National salt Company.
25 broadway. York. y Y. Anrii TO- 1901
Preferred stock Dividend No. =.
NOTICE is hereby given that quarterly divl-
A' dend Of ONE AND THREE OF ARTERs qap PER
CENT. has been declared payable May 1st 1901 to the
holders record April 24th 1901.
Transfer books of the Preferred stock will close at
o'clock p. NJ. April oath, and reopen at 10 o'clock a NJ
May lst. Dividend checks will be mailed
Common Stock Dividend No. 4.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that quarterly dlVl-
dend Of ONE AND ONE HALF d1s) PER CENT. has
been declared payable May LIST 1901 10 the holders of
Common stock of record April 2h 1901 Transfer books
the stock will close at o'clock T. NJ April
"a. and reopen . O'Clock A NJ. May LIST. Dividend
checks will be mailed.
W. T. HUNTER. Asst Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-04-18
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS

rosing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
- stock Exchange furnished by William p Bon
r.ht Co.. of Colorado Springs: