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New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
"a received at their Uptown ofce.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
s.tvesn s6th and 37th SITS. until o'clock p m
.6,.--,.ements be received at the following branch
=. -sO-,Iar until s o'clock VIZ
.ys sfb-ave e. 23d-st- 153 6th-uve.. cor
,o.h - az East 14.h-st, 257 West 42d-st.. be-
tween T,h and sth aves; 2d3 West i2oth-st.i I,33S
,.axs between 10th and 77tA ss.; /, ,026 3d-ave.
= s1s,zt 7Os near S9th-st.: IS- East
,1Stbat. 756 Tremont-avc.; $50 3d-ave.. near
.,s+-sr: SD 3d-ave.t 21o BfeecSer-st.; 325
uI.acE.r-.t Brooklyn. n. Y-216 Court-sr
orx smfth-st.; .Oe4 Gates-ave. Newark. n. J.
-7pA Broud-st Also al a. D. T. Offices.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
REAL ESTATE.
MANY INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT
PARCELS SOLD OR TRANSFERRED.

Arnold & Byrne have sold No. % Jones-st. for
John Barth for $4,000
Louis Lese has bought Nos. 231 and 2SS East One
5ox1Oo feet. old build
ings. for Improvement.
The details OF the purchase Of No. 4 West Forty
third-st. by the Bar Association through William
J. Roorne are given elsewhere.
A report of the transfer of title Of the Berkeley
Lyceum to Az Hayman will also be found else
where
David H. Hynan has bought No. 50 West Twen-
ty-sxth-st. four story brownstone dwelling
house 25x1OO feet from Heilner & Wolf.
The Manhattan Savings Institution has lent to
Boehm & Coon 100000, at per cent, on the prop
erty Nos. So and S2f Broadway. James l. Libby
was the broker who negotate ted the loan 70
a parcel 20Sx82 feet at the southeast corner OF
Ninety-second-st and West End-ave- to Tfllie
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for Will
third-sf :5G'9e 0'''.----'--
A l. Mordecai & Son have sold for the GerMania
Lie insurance company the properly -o' g.
239 West OnehUrdred-and-t thirty -fourth-st, a hVe
9Gy b99t m eaf 6 sD9b % feet front and rear
Bryan L. Kennedy mas sold for Michael J. Moore
Andrew J. Connick No. 32S West Seyenty-second-
St. four story dwelling house, on a lot 25xl022
ErangeT hss sod S9FuFE for Francis a. hayer
R DckmanS 'ad aajoning the Hudson River Rail
road tracks, -. ,e..-,oo,, 60.
on 9thg Be h3rf 9ge Of h5 s3a po
St, 1856 feet west of Fifth-ave- He has owned 1t
DovaIe &. Thierry have sold for Mr.. Levison
No. 256 West Qne-hundred- d-thiIty7sixth-st a
Frederick C Train has sold No 514 West End
ave four story brick dwelling house on lot
19x996 feet
Judson S, Todd is reported 10 have sold No. =
West F0rty-ninth-St-. four story brOWnstOHt
front dwelling house on lot 201x1O05 feet
We'll & Mayer have sold No I56 Lewis-st, six
story tenement house, on lot 19.Sx1OO feet
The Municipal Realty Corporation has bought
from Frederick c. Train No. 5I+ West End-aVe, d
four story brick dwelling house on lot l9x1OO feet
Samuel Goldsticker the broker in the sale OF
No 9 Dey-st
Plans have been completed by Harry Allan Jacobs.
architect for nine story hotel to be erected at
the southwest corner of -hundred-andt thtrd-st.
and Broadway. The project was announced briefly
some time ago. J. 4. PinChbeck is the owner The
hotel will occupy plot 10111x120 feet, and IS 70
cost about s75OGo0 The style of architecture will
be Louis XVI throughout. The main entrance viii
face One-hUndred- d-third-st- Excavations have
started the founda ton work. and by Sep
tenlber / 1903 it is expected that the building will
be completed.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Water Street.

Water Street.
The amount Of the lien charge
rr-,rh the abb described is be is
sl2Ts5e with interest thereon from 9th day OF March.
Saoo. cost allowances amounting to
sSTs A. with interest 29th OF May. 1902
Win The approximate
OF other liens which
h. allowed 10 purchaser the purchase money
oa,s NV the Referee Is 81. 45I. II and interest
Dated New York. June j. 1902
AsHREL P. FITCH Jr. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
vREDE1,AND CHANGES HANDS.

The Taber estate property known as Nredela1d
has been sold. L comprises eighty-three and one
half acres Of rolling land, with a frontage OF
bout a quarter Of a mile the East River be
tween Ferry Point and Throg's Neck This Is the
first time that the property has been sold IN the
last Two hundred
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
gorntrn pr0pertp for 5aIe-

A FEW PIECES desrable residence propsry nea- "a
a York under foreclosure are ol1er-o Io
sale prices and upon easy terms ,2rS az
invited tor descriptions MOEtIGAGEE-
Owner. ?. o. iS4. New York
EALTH and pocket benent by sGouroaT sss,, lie i5a
details apply Railroad Information bureau A''
and 399 Broadway Sew York
uyF4E UNDERSIGNED. being old is Obliged 20 retire
/ from business. Offers his beautiful residencee
T7,,sharb-s County. Tor saFs. WIN 80
acres partly river fats productive n use
-a-y - feet long liteiy Fuilt
woud answer for public house at this summer OF
r4s from postofce mile from New 1rk slIraI
,L- niles from 6-1hoes OF elevation overlooking ne
Nonawk River ~ lawn numerous frults- VIII
41f-lrf1E -Tr5nE dining room CSl=Il
water in kitchen well IN horse stable aHc cW
,I,-5,iI5irKs T good repair terms easy
VN HORAN. Limerick. Albany Co. y !
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
SALE OF sIxTH-AvE. PARCEL.

The old building the northeast corner or SIX
teenth-st. and Sixth-ave has been SOLD oy ApTd
ham Goldsmith. II is plot 9l0xho feet 1e
purchase price is said TO have been ABOUT Sil2ut-
II IS also reported that five story business bulld-
IN, viii be erected the site when the present
ssa o. rhe premises expires Mr.. Goldsmith con-
armed Issr night the report CT the sale He would
NOT saw however. whether the property would be
improved.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
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finaHrial.
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Havana Electric Railway Company

81 Consolidated Mortgage FHty-Year Gold Bonds,
f P
or Trustee.
DATE RY L 1907
layaheb by a by a o
commence January ap6an both rnapaan interest payable in gold II 0
BON
part a
n
bonds rnsudp oakeup d d
# 0 the same
o
NexuE EDw ARD Al y
described Cta Mortgage
Pay Jul
$3.50
ae1uhby yM@rss sB in a
zmaype
e allowed be /
tcrn "
sstoIt thebosn he New
d l P
e1eOeT Therf 4
q
New York
Edward Sweet & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
PAYING So
RULAN92 , sSshNAlt & MHtIITTlNG 4. co.
BrookInu Drouertn 1o fet

A WE'LL. APPOINTED detached residence IN enc OF
~ Of Brooklyn. 30 minutes rom Ne
months. az ressoo-
parties who will take good care Or ~ 4
Address Z W. Eos1oI1Ce
Box I314 SaT-YCrk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PLANS For BIG

PLANS FOR BIG OFFICE BUILDING FILED.
Plans were filed Wednesday at the Bureau Of
Buildings. Manhattan. for an eleven story brick
office building and lofts 10 be erected on the south
side OF Spring-st. entire block, from Broadway 10
CrOsby-st., being 81 feet in Broadway. Il feet IN
Crosby-st- and 300 feet in Sprirg-st- The Bayard
ReaIty Company and George A Fuller Company O.:
No. 49, Broadway. are the owners \. H BowdiLch.
OF No. 137 Broadway, is the architect The estl-
mated cost is S45o.0t1
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
PLANS FOR DEPARTMENT STORE ALTERA-
TTONS

Plans have been filed for alterations to No .
West Fourteenth-st.. a nine story brick department
store, owned by r. Il Macy & Co. New corridors
and sIaircases are to De put in The corridors are
heretofore. De Lomes & Cordes. of No. L3o Fulton
St. are the architects The cost Is placed az 5000
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

>sSS-oes+ 1sI rs TxIoO. Esther shapiro
TO Jacob wohIberg: mortgage. s'o'o''' II = ,
UcoSrsr-st W 1855 n OF Canai-st loIx
IS1~Io4 Sx1Oa. West Broadway. . : luo-z Y n
81 c,anai-st sS 4xIO0x95. 2x1oo: Frederick Ma
Levi Q Weir, as PRESIDENT [,usiiS H~A
press Company r :. S41 70 1O'
30 29S s, - Txo+ = Saayer
SiaEks9n e fhOihas -. $1,000
* * :, 80 20 = corner Of s2d-st 20 s1s2:
s1s Ts9mas 5o Fei'neF 10 s5 500
44th1st Nos 10 to Is West, 1ooxio0S fSth-st.
No rs 10 30 West 62x10o >; Henry 3 Barnes
TO Al Haynan; mortgage. s205 600: r s.
,ss3Sosys st1S 20 eos II $ OF 54th-.t aoxse:
Hen-y n winant al 10 City Real Estate
Company; mortgage, s2e 0O0. 100
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
NINA KoRrz OWNS sTUYvEsANT-sT HOUSE

NINA kORTZ OWNS S1J h1o<AL> i-E' = IiO'>---
Nina Kortz is now the owner Of the house IN
S-11,-vesant-st which was at one time leased to
Lena Schmidt Al the time of the trial OF Ward
man Bissert the KortZ woman transferred one
half interest in the property 10 a MT ttirShIleIf
and this interest. together with the other nalt
ha been reconyeyed TO her since the ending OF the
p IA
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL SOLD.

Horace S Ely & Co. have sold TO an investor for
Charles Astor Bristed No. 54 Fftth-ave. adjoining
the southwest corner Of Thrty-second-st. ana
Fifth-ave II is a four story dwelling house re-
modelled for business purposes on lot 2i-s-zA1oV
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Ar-C-1oN SALES YESTERDAY.

Fv Richard Harnett & Co tIncorporatedl; Nos Nos @ 90.
West s h03.6 n of West End-aVs =
1ai 1a5 10 y Al W 10 New-York Central land l27
bk foreclosure sale; New-Iork
Investment and Improvement Company agt Kate
al I Westcotr. atty James Dunno. ref
nti"r 2. due on tudgt So $50 d; costs $3.50 taxes
etc 81 S54 as prior mortgage. $50 600 70 g TOBIAS
-oG. West J7th-st. :. 2T5 r or Sth-
aqF 10 SS3IoO j. dve story f foreclosure sale: George
J al, Joseph Martin
attv Hal Bell ref judg So 16l p costs s2l2 81
49, plaintiff for $1,000
a, phin a Sulyh: 162d-st. 800 II OF Broadway.
,o6-aa II two story and Two story fr nldgs
Mutual Life Insurance Com
-. apr 7 d Butter al; G z Miller. atty: Wilber
er Sue on judg S45 749 10 s107 10;
adjourned June 70 ~, -. ,,-.. .
,oa X - Of southern Boulevard l. 26xiOO; fr
d%g h. foreclosure sale MARY Vonck agt Robert Hall
~ q r Garland atty; T H Ronayne. ref; due on
dt a. 81 5s 81 costs s235 taxes. ETC. s3ls 70;
By Peter F Msysr Co.: No I31 Eighth-ave. " 5
7,rss " foreclosure sale; Shipman guardian agt
= schnugg ct al: Hawkins & Deaneld, attys: H
ref. due on tudgt. s15556 "a costs, s30S 55;
ts%ss etc s7a2 AZ to George seinnnuer s1e GOO
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
1nsnrnure GGalrmeuIs.
STATE Or NEW YORK
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT-
Albany March i4th. 1907.
WHEREAS, The Teuton!a Insurance Com
W ranv located Orleans The state OF Louis-
fled IN this once sworn statement. by me
proper thereof showing its condition ana business
anIh has complied all respects with the laws of
stare relating 10 Fire Marine Insurance Companies
incoruorated by other OF the United States.
Now therefore. of law !. Francis Hen
dricts Of Insurance Of the state
certify that said Company Is hereby
thozed appropriate business of Fire
n this State. In accordance with law
during current year The condition and business Of
the date of such statement December
1901 IS follows
Aggregate amount Of available assets $727 zas 33
Aryr Gf liabilities Except capita!
sad surplusJ including 37T. .II6 -
Amount Of pad-uD capital. 10000
I00. $40
Amount OF income year. 5o5
Amount u expenditures year.
In with I hereunro subscribed my
nd seal OF Office 10 be affixed the
day and above written.
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
TSeaLl Superintendent Of Insurance
A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
= received their Uptown once
BROADWAY.
Between 56th 37th until o'clock
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
FURNISHED sous.s to Eet-Gnuntrr

TrOR RENT-Furuished house n Northampton. Aas%
Il street. Smith College IZ rooms 1ssrn
y three years WA1 N OOCE1-
RAN & co. Northampton. Mass
rTTFE WvCFINERE sEAsHoRE COTTAGES
Cape COD. Harrich Mass-HoC,elike; all fr-crove
nents delightfully."- hne uathi1g- Circular = $50
I24th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Blake Brothers & Co.,
so EXCHANGE PLACE. y =
IS STATE ST. BOSTON MASS.
TO THE SToCKHoLpERs OF
DOT1INION SECURITIES CO1PANY.


DOMINION SECURITIES CO1PANH.
Ire undersigned have consented the request ot
holders OF large amounts stock OF Dominion Sc
cu-ttes Company Committee for the stock
inquire condition OF ne Com
rs prospects. 70 cousenttnE stock
of action al matters
connected Of Company affairs
and formulate practicable plan for the -
organization readusent Of the Com7anys business
Stockholders deposit their stock ~ith
Metropolitan Company Of the city Of New York
OF New York under the terms -
preliminary h'e with ssd Trust COMPANY
before the 3rd day OF July 1902
Copies Of the said agreement may Be obtained The
offices Metropolitan Trust Company q me
City o New offices ot " mite WtnS. No
street. New York city.
Nsz York. June i3. 1902
JAMES q. CANNON.
Chairman.
WILLIAM II. PORTER.
SAMUEL UOOLVERToN.
WHITE < WING
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
FURNISHED eouscs iDantsh.

- ,N--Er, Furnished house. Wsstchests- Co Or
W conn within Of 42t St four months mod
and servants bedrooms r.
o-ed mus fully furnished for immediate occupancy
Zoo 9nrorrurry family wishing 70 travel 20 secure
careful tenant. Address ? .. BOX I5l- y y CITY
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

CoIumbus-ave south side 100 feet vest Of
Bronxd2Ie-aye.. two TWO story frame dwelling
houses lSx40 feet; Charles kuauf, Classon- ave.
owner. 3. Ehling. ST Lawrence-ave-, architect.
5000 -
ne-hundred-and-sxty- -hrst-st. south side g
Courtla ndt-ave., three story brick ten
erlerr house 23xi4 feet. Frederick WtrkIer. OF No
637 East ue-hundred-and-sIxty- -third-st-, owner;
Louis MaIk " No. 27s5 Thrd-ave., architect, sou.
ne-hundred- -and-sev ty-seventh-st., north side
2J feet OF Belmont-ave-, three story frame
store and dwelling house. 25x5S4 feet; F Schultz OF
10 TO TremOnt-avs.. architect 5000.
Fletcher Place. west side lSI feet south of Ford,
ham-ave two story frame dwelling house, Z2X52
feet: Ernest F. Akers, Of City Island, owner ana
architect. S3.e.n
IntervaIe-ave-. southwest corner of Barretto-st-
four story brick stora and tenement house. 81 LAX
20 feet Charles Bruno. of No. 80 East One-nLlIl-
and=sfxth-st-. owner; H Allan EeeEes OF NO
1d5 East Seventeenth-sr., architect; S2S.5lS
Sedgwiciz-ave-. northwest corner of one hundred
and seven ty-eiglth-st.. two story Drlck engine
house 81 24-l0Ox67 feet: city of New-fork. owner
Horgan & Slattery, of No. l Madison-ave, arcnl-
tects: SS50o6 9 -.
hIndred-a three two story frame
dwelling houses. 21x56 feet; George W Coliier, OF
No 316 West Ftfty-eighth-st., owner and archltect
Sl5O0o
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
GfrursIons
MANHATTAN BEACH.

-s,,s leave Foot E a4th St. New York, week days
3d. $40 40 % loo 4 n Y 10 IL 20 go go ~ y
20 $40 > a. 90 $40 10 7 -; 70 5 40 P N
eI-tsvs-6 so 1910. iIlo a N. Il 10 and eFery
Ssif hour rom 10 10 and 10 10 Last train
IssTas fEa Beach week lpst ? NJ SIniaEs
,T15 p N T-stps =ton a. East New-York about =
minutes after 34rh time
EXCURSION FARE. 4O CENTS
FROM WHITEHALL. ST. y 7. via 59th 81, South
f2+SoEiv7 Fa-rv connecting with trains. Long
Is.-5 p railroad Leave week DAYS commencing
satur,iay, 18th. 100 500 30 100 a NJ; ! 90
- ~ 5avs u 20 u 81 and ! ~ ?. NJ. Last
-rafn leaves ths Beach for $9th ST. a. 6.33 ? NJ
EXCURSION FARE. 90 CENTS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR SALE OF SOUTH
FIELD.
Contract were signed yesterday in the sale by the
New-York Hospital TO Columbia University of the
nropertv bounded ~ Broadway, Amsterdar-av We
6rs1,lndred- fourteenth and e-hundred- and
sixteenth SITS known South Field Ihe purchase
was made by representatives OF the Alumni AsSo-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

HAMBy9G-AMERIgAM LINE.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYNOCTH-CHERBOCR
Victoria II 10 AN Columbia July s. 70 Al
Bismarck IS An Bismarck July -. 10 AM
Thursday hereafter
These
-WIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLyNOJ-TE-CEEPB PBOT-RG-HAMBCRG
Patrfcia. Il Pm Pennsylvania Az
"a. EolJSe- July %. 80 I'd
WaIdersee / 30 PM 'Paatia July -. PA
And every Tuesday hereafter
sails Hamburg direct
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW-yORK-NAPLE-EEN
Phcsu.-fa -. p "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
Of-ces * 3 Broadway. Piers. Hohoker- " =
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
THE ATCHIsON, TOPEKA AND SANTA Fh
RAILWAY COMPANY

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
clared szr1l-annuaI dividend Coeng dividend Eo -
Preferred stock Company Of TWO DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS tS2.59' per share pssall 5
anrfs 1902 OUT surplus profits Of the fsc4I
-ss- Iupe % 1902 holders OK Preferred stock
close gf transfer BOOKS on "4Is
~ 1902 The the Preferred stock VIII
h closed O'Clock P u. On June so 1el3 ana
Z,F1l be reopened o'clock 4. NJ. July II, lr-
Dividend checks viii b. mailed holders Of Freterreo
orders therefor at this ONCE
4. " GARDINER, Assistant Treasurer
= f11a- Street Neu
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,51s+-z- : 100 II Of Amsterdarn-ave T5x
90 II; Niels Hansen 70 Harry Baer; mort
r s S26 So
psnIsyars y " corner OF I4sth-st, IS fixioo; So
mia zimmerman to Emil Simon; mortgage,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
The Denver & Rio Grande r. l

The Denver & Rio Grande r. r. Co
1919 Broadway. New York. June L 1907
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has TINS DAY
L declared a seni-annual dividend q TWO AND ONE
HALF t2laC} PER CENT. the Preferred stock OF me
Company payable Il 1902 to stockholders Of record
on July / 1902 m -.
The transfer the preferred stock Will close at
clock P N on july 1902. Will reopen on the
'ills " STEPHEN LITTLE. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

~ New York June ) 1902
DIVIDEND 40. %. THE REGULAR Qu An, A,,
ra-lv dividend q one rhreeIarters per cer1r VII
r -zf T.IZ Tqn2 stockholders record on June ="
PLATT. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

A DyERTIsEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Trioun'
y receiyed al their Uptown Onlcs.
~ ieoe4'SH - No 3s4 BROADWAY.
r,..a., @e,h snd 37th SITS. until o'clock D. n.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
HnmEsrAkE MINING CoMPANY.

,IrTTs tsr-TT TTTG Il BROAD STREET.
NEW YORK June II, 1902
DIVIDEND NO 339
TuE pEGT-TAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND Cf
i TWENTY FIVE r25l CENTS PER SHARE has been
declared for MAY payable the transfer agency IN @
inst. EXTRA DIVIDEND tNO-
3.o, Of twenty-five go Cents. payable at the same time
At r-ss-lTe- hooks close the 18th inst
LOUNSBERY q CO. Transfer Agents.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
REPUBLIC IRON a STEEL COMPANY

'f1r pIVIDEND NO L
THE 18th quarterly dividend OF one ana llree-
l. -. ne- cent upon preferred stock of this
r.,,5s1y mas been declared payanle July Isl Iso -
stockhoiders Of record at the close OF ousihess W ~
4o1I H. rrsnsfer books will close June 18th lo@ a. L
IHe -enren on July Ist. 1902. al 10 o'clock a N
noon AIu -0F YsBRAND B. HAAGSMA, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Dipiocn6 Nollres.
The Chicago. Rock IsInnd q Pacific haii'ehS


OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Chicago HI. June 1892
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Or So Tn
u share viii be paid On August lsr next 70 the snare
lo1Se- ~ mis- csrapanvs registered sch IN me
The transfer BOOKS u
he cesed Al 200 ? II. the 2oth DAY u June ana
oPe1s'- a. - + z HAYNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Orcau 5rcnmers-

Ocean 5rcnmers-
NORTM GERMAN 1lOWlUs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYAOCTH-CHE HEEBOCRG-BFE1EEN.
From Pier 81 North River. GansevOort 81 49,
Ez lime II : n Kaiss IS. 10 ~ u.
Kasertn- June -. 10 A NJ KaisertR July Y 10 A "a
krouprtaz- July I. krorprt1z su!y y Soon
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherbcurg-Southaupto alternately. and 5releh
Piers. HobOken. J
Bremen ---JU - A NJ. Kurfusrst--July 70 70
Friedrich A Barbarossa-July II. 10 A. =
LuIse- 10 A " -Juy "a. ID a ~
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures
From Pier Arnity ST. Brookly1- -
Lain June II Hohenz July 5. A n
Irave June q. a II. Lahr------July 1s. A "a
A1er--.--Jule 2s. 10 A " Trave- aug 2 II
OELRICHS * CO.. No BROADWAY. y Z
Louis a Meyer. A. South Third St PniLa
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13

[Eludgom River by Day Light
p.,a,t.r rav Steamers New York and Albany
FaA''a Fastest and anest river boats in the World
49,. -.tsri1ls Albany Saratoga and all points East.
'ui '-' North and West.
~ r,-oolyn Fulton 81. (by Annex --..... 5 90 \ NJ
f7esbr0sses ST. .
West
129th St t Ns,v-,-s 20 rDr~b
zaansie Kingston Point. Catskin Hudson and Albany
r,,,gh tickets 70 all points sale at leading tcaes
t1roush 20 those Of the York Transfer Co..
iart bspgsge from residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
Office Of
.,bouse Electric and Mfg. Co.,

x..house Electric and Mfg CO.,
& fa0 Broadway. New York. June 9th. 1902
No 100 Broadway New ! ork, June Sta' l6u%
A. q r,eefi1E held this day II was 49, ,>--
a dividend OF ONE AND
- -TS PER CENT. G+.GsD upon the Pre-
Z ScE ~ the Company declared payable July lst
SIa gHorEholders record the close OF busi-
- ~ II1ne I4th 1902 that the transfer books tor
S ~ --oct Dc June l4th lSo2 at l2;oD
!ock noon and opened July % l2 a. 1nOo o CLOCK
A
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
STEAMBOATS,,

I61tIl@0 II AJJLNI NEW ENGLAND.
-, Drv-r-5 TTNSE. via Fall River Newport
d. 10 \ p foot Warren st Week days and sun
days steamers trN-@-4-A aIlo : OfNAA Az
Orchestra each ,,4- -, ~. -
Fo0t OF Murray 81. Week days only az 500 ,. m
stsa@Ters am PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT Orchestra on
each.
49, S0rfnx Week only 900 2 N
g. =. - NJ sTNF and CHESTER " cHAPIS-
LINE New London Leave Pier Sd. y R..
yoo+ Of Spring St Week DAYS only al 5 80 m Steam
700 LOWELL. and CITY OF WORCESTER
ers II y-f7~ r%F Leave Pier - E. r Peck
~" ,I IIest 5avs onlv 40 ,. 50. RICHARD PECK
New-York tribune., 1902-06-13
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DAILY SERVICE
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-12-24
BriQhter DAYS Coming.

Andrew Chippie, of Jeddo, the boy
who became famous by relating his
story of poverty before the Coal Strike
Com mission, was made happy yesterday
by the receipt OF the presents given him
by Judge Gray, OF the commission. The
gifts were conveyed to him by James A.
German, of Hazleton. Mr.. German
also received letter from Mrs. Anna
Asa Kimple, of Manayunk, enclosing a
sum of money, which she requested Mr..
German to present to the boy.
John Markle has arranged to make
Andrews life one OF promise in the
future by giving him an opportunity to
attend school, at the same time paying
him salary Of SIS per month, in add-
tion to allowing his widowed mother
free coal and rent.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-12-24
Former Residents Dead.

At an early hour on Sunday morning
Ellen, wife Of David Richards, OF West
Pttston, breathed her last, aged 3s
years. Child birth was the cause Of
death. The newly born infant is also
dead The deceased was daughter-in-
law of Isaac Davis, of Front street, and
is survived by her husband and three
children: She was we'll known and was
respected by a large circle of friends.
The family went to West Pittston from
Freeland several years ago. The fu-
neral took place yesterday afternoon.
Interment was made at West Pittston
cemetery.
Patrick Kennedy, Wilkesbarre
hotelkeeper, whose early life was spent
in Jeddo, died on Monday at his home
at the county seat. The deceased had
many relatives in this section and
several lower end people attended the
funeral at Wilkesbarre this morning.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-12-24

Almanacs were in use before the art
of printing was discovered, but since the
advent OF the movable types and the
printing press, their number and varie-
ties have become legion. Millions upon
millions Of them are printed annually,
and most OF them for free distribution.
Each year they are made more attrac-
tive and published In greater numbers.
rhe calendar, an innovation OF recent
years, was popular for a time, but it
could not supplant that old friend of
earlier days-the almanac-with its as
tronomical calculation and its more or
less accurate weather predictions.
Chas. H. Fletcher's New York almanac
has ever been one Of the foremost in
attractveness, and the 1903 edition is
no exception. 1t has a handsome, litho-
graphed cover that almost says: Take
me home with you" 1t contains the
usual number of jokes, much yaluai l.
Information relative to the care Of in
fants, a record page in blank for baby's
early days, aud problems that will help
to pass away many long evening
We understand that this almanac ma y
be had for the asking, either at drug
stores or direct from Chas. II. Fletcher,
New York city