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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-04
American Woman Has
Her Shirt-Waist Suit.

To buy clothes for everything, for every
separate occasion would impoverish any
but the wealthiest- For diversity nothing
answers so economically as the shirt waist.
But woman, gentle woman, Is always look
ing for ths better end Of the bargain. TT
the shirt waist" says she, "is 20 rood,
then why not whole suits. skirts as we'll
as waist?' And. loi as It always Is, her
slightest behest is answered willingly. Thus
the American woman has her shirt-waist
suit.
Here are dimities, percales. mousselines,
chambrays anc q multitude Of other weavss
OF cotton, cotton and silk and mercerized
cloths made into shirt-waist ~suits-that u,
beautiful costumes Of skirt and waist,
either one OF which may be worn with some
other waist or skirt as. the case may be.
yet still form a complete and beautiful COS
tune when worn In its entirety.
In fact, so important has this phase be-
come that all the shirt-waist shop men are
carrying shirt-waist suits Of variety as a
matter Of course. Why not? Isn't It just
as easy to make a skirt as a waist? And
q great sight easier. There Is less fit,
though. of course, there must be Just as
much art In It to hang right. These gar
ments in size ready to At every woman are
now ready in the best shops of Fifth ave-
nue. and Broadway. and in all the great re-
tai stores Of the United States as well.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-04
A SEASON OF STRIKING SLEEVES.

tends to the mems cheviot waists for sum
mer.
New ties are made in stock, ascot. four
finland and other forms Of the shirtings
to match the tailored waists. The stock
ties. Of course, are only worn with basket
weave, pique. madras and zephyr waists.
Ribbons with the best white sheer goods,
both In corsage bouquets. belts and stocks,
and belts to match.
Superb Evening Creation Of
Satin Moire Silks.
There are new ''surcingle" belts AMI
stocks that buckle and tie with harness.
like buckles that go very nicely with the
heavier waists. With the silks. laces,
and chiffons there are jabots and fancy
knotted and buckled with steel. gold and
silver. much combined with black velvet.
The gorgeous evening and dinner waists
are made OF superb satin MORE silks, and
some are like coats-that is to say, that
have revers, tails and bottoms and are
superbly arranged with artistic sleeves and
applications of lace. and in many instances
additions OF colored satin bands, embroid-
cred founces make wonderfully novel and
becoming forms.
There has been q new introduction In the
shirt-waist story that is most fascinating
TO the woman Of this period Of good taste.
who has many opportunities to show 1t.
Her civilization IS a new civilization. 7
Is one OF many occasions. There Is %
much to do. SO many places to go. so much
travelling, so much visiting. SO many occu-
pations-golf. tennis. the summer season.
visits. parties. evenings and multiplied con-
ditions of life. into every one of which her
wear must enter
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-04

frocks are contrived along lines, however,
are striklngly familiar and strikingly
allied to shirt waists and shirt-waist forms.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

N, sf s and s.g f s5 ,ls. 5
ID St - # " OF 5h-sye 32xso: story dws h. e@-
BY Herbert sherman: 10 aIoitst, I24 IT n Of
foreclosure plaintiffs lien; Joanna Purdy Seth r
yef 9ue on on % e etc 81 a So etc s7i g.
to David Cohen for 5000,
lssth-it iO6.l55: tas4ai foSsslosaTs 6
Abraham a josepn ref: due on iadst ss7so -: costs
Eas 81 aH S' bs s n 10 u Pin aTe fS5 So -
story bk nat h 2rssslosuTe sale Ida Hahn agt Carrie
@ sGr m Van B1un @ e a. due on Tgs ss4 IA sGst
ave- 30xGs storS St r. 1s h. with story II and base
300 Park-aye e22ls II OF I92d-st. g. 22';xlS9x
IAnsbein agt Geo stolz ct al; Leonard Iangbeln atty
S26a r. taxes etc s@3l ~ To plantia Tor $4,000
BY william "a Nm Z, Ryan: FL l2sths n 4ost # Of
LIZ ms 6 tue dSaF Trust 60 e @l Rit:h ,yS W
costs s43' 56 taxes sSo3 a. to Pain.f for $ 500 %
2i5x549 story loft: foreclosure sale Me Life %
f ffs tk ef %s hs' Sh i s5 a Fs M o. das sys s x
etc 81 270 So adjourned to February H. n
T[t wasa1s9P PeP9t Bead Idsats sns.a@s 70
IL Francis, extx agt B F Watkins ct all Duer. strong
Whehsad @ ssfy s. Eay Ts @ sgs G on 70 'qefR foIs
for s5I 500 ss Washington Square south, 2Ie II
2aeon t TO johnson for SOP 81 to 80 Fersys
rear ten hs a515iooS25 and 2oxioox2is1ioo
g SefS to a9s sehTash s fs1 for So 5S to
Eachrach for S26 Prospect and lT4th-st.
/ bligs and dwg hs; fore
closure sale; sun Evening sun Building. Mutual
Loan ana Accommodating Ass A PiePer ind and
as admir- al; Reeves Todd X Swain attys ID T Davis
judgt. x,S4o s9 costs SSls W. taxes, Sea0 vS
to pltf $1,000. 40 -. -,
9h-ave i9xOo5; story h: prior mtge. SIS 0o0 taxes
etc Si2a 81; also W 5sth-st T6 II Of Sth-ave
l9NiOa5 story h; prior mtge, $4,000; taxes. etc
St33 Oi; 800 " 5Sh-st 80 II OF eth-ave Jtx
h prior mge. $4,000 taxes etc. S6sS 6I
foreclosure sale; Robert Rankin agt ] III Ruck ct all
81 so M M s' M aorndG dn s fIs Q"
By Philip 4 Smyth: ManToe-ave, :. 40 II Of 1Tih
81 5OxIOO; = story dwg hs; foreclosure sale
Margaret L Hssey agt Leo Schlesnser ct al; w Con
Re atty; Eugene X PoIneroy, ref; due utgt sfeoo
costs. S3a5 Ii; S975 90; to plaintiff for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Business in the outside securities market was
t.t and little change shown in quotations
-,s,se OF a few issues. Seabcard Air Line issues
u,ere frrner especially for the common. which ad-
-ar,ce5 TO 25ls on purchases OF about 500 shares.
NeU-York Transportation was somewhat firmer.
eelinC I'D 10 l3s. for 800 shares. Dominion Securi-
ties continued strong advancing point TO sll2 on
purchases OF 5000 shares. Hackensack Meadows
ssold I'D TO 54lac. Mexican National preferred sold
a. sQi-c. Norfolk and Western IS sold at 941.
Northern Securities was traded in to the extent
- 50 shares around le4. Two hundred shares of
E+S-York and Queens County Railway sold at So
American Can issues were steady but dull. United
Statss Reduction preferred continued firm, selling
nm 10 63s. The copper shares irregular
Greene Consolidated sold down to % and Union at
= Tennessee shade frmer selling up TO l4j.
White Knob Copper sold at i7@{. American Tobacco
e. the close points after selling at 25 and closed
al 80 bid The market closed steady and fairly
active.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

cast promised rniIder temperaturex and snow or
rain generally. The receipts were ahead of last
year. 42s cars IN the Northwest against 2S0 and
4S'oo bushels at primary points against .3 900
bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels Statisti-
clan snow estimated the wheat feeling at only 6
Per cent or the CROP total of but as bush
els. 1t induced some selling. Toward the close the
seanoard reported better demand for hard winter.
There We're some private messages from Kansas
declaring wheat in certain counties injured The
final recovery, however. mainly on buying on
the theory that Scent break warranted q trial
OF the other side. 1t looked to-day If the Louis
Vile group did the most selling almost 1000 900
through one house.
Corn reached to-day the low figure on this weak
ness 5S3sc for May. &c decline since the high
price in December. There was a com p!ete recovery
or to-uays early 1c decline. The close the same
as Monday. May opened at Gle sold between 61sc
and osse and closed at 607sc sellers: July closed at
bo4c, and the September at 5924c- Cables were
somewhat lower There was decrease in the con-
tract OF 10000 bushels. The available this side OF
the Rockies decreased 274,0OO bushels, compared
with an increase of 351O00 bushels last year There
was lhnuental covering of shorts and some demand
from cash houses. st. Louis reported a revival Of
the southern demand Sales here to the East were
zoooe bushels To-morrows estimate is only sixty
five cars; to-day's inspection 1853 cars Snow esti-
mates the farm reserve March 1 only 900
bushels. against s25.OOOO 600 bushels last year.
May oats sold as low as 40c, but recovered most
OF their decline. To-day's low figures were not as
10" as yesterday. There Patten selling;
toward the close there little Patten support
General liquidation the reason for the break
May opened at 42c. sold between 421sc and 4oc and
closed at 4Tsc. July touched 36ssc but closed at
S1Ssc To-norrow's estimate is only forty-hve cars:
to-days inspection 131 May oats have had a
oreak or about Sc: cash oats a break Of about 1Oc
Some cash business was done-15o,OO0 bushels.
Flaxseed was steady but dull; prices &c higher
The cash closed at 81 81 to 81 7h: May was 81 72Iz
Ihere were sixty-eght cars at the three points
against sixty-seven cars last year There was
further outside liquidation OF long provisions with
a soc break cash in pork and q drop in ribs and
lard OF nc to 1Oc- Pork closed 12Rc under Monday
lard and ribs &c to 71zc under There has been very
heavy outside Liquidation this week and an enor-
nous selling OF pork by the public Packers appear
willing TO do some buying now
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
OFFICIAL RECORDED TRANSFERS.

il7th-st No az West 25xlOolI; Carrie c Gott-
heimer TO Joseph Haffnsr and another. ;.
rs cents mortgage S21 600 $4,000
2d-ave. No 9 i34o n OF Houston-st e5s
man; s So ................... 5000
Amsterdam-ave, 99th-st. 4oSso. 2S40x
7T6; John Ferrier George W Boskowitz:
mortgage $4,000
134th-st = 282 q II W Lenox-aye. 56xee IL;
John W Chandler TO John Terry and another.
trustees; II 81: mortgage $4,000.
Pearl-st Nos 81 and So 32xTS II 10 Stone
81 X irregular; Neil ] Hepburn et al 20 Franklin
A Wilcox; B and :, Ca a. G--..-....-....-..-...-- 4
Isth-st n e s. 2s5 II OF 5th-ave. 2ax92:
Charles J Bulksley Guy Q Bayley: r s
Sis T5; mortgage $4,000. Observation-Disclosures.
s4th-st No 225 West Sx9s o: Harry LOCUS
City Real Estate Company; mortgage $4,000;
-,b ave ~, No o3 W I. % 1x6e ex irregular: Maria
s simpson 10 Maria VI Bahrenberg; r s. Si1 Is
1sth-st. 8 s 425 II W OF sth-ave 30xe2; Edward ID
o Brien referee, 10 the EQUITABLE Life
Society Of The United states s siI .. 5000
o. Brien referee, the Equitable Life Assur-
Society Of The Uniisd States 5. sl 25. 5000
Monroe-st, 5 s, $50 II of Jackson-st,
John II Oeers TO Esther \ Wheaton: r S. IS
mortgage Sip,Ooo 4
Pike 81. No 6A. " 8, IS Axo2. ax25 6x6l.S Richard
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
REAL ESTATE.
THE PEOPLES COOPERATIVE ICE
COMPANY BUYS PROPERTY IN
NINETY-SEVENTH-S

The Battery Realty Company, which recently
bought the block front in Battery Place between
West and Washington SITS. intending 10 erect a
business block it. has bought in the rear of the
land plot 244x79 feet. between the same streets.
from the Suydam estate The additional land is to
be used for the building.
John NJ Thompson has sold TO Mrs. Adelaide la
Case for John Lynn No. 219 West Fourteenth-st.,
a four story brownstone house on lot 25x1aO feet.
r. P. Bliss. of Charles H. Easton & Co.. has re-
sold Nos. 25 217 and 21s East Thirtyfourth-st for
John J. LordOn The plot is 56x9S9 feet
Henry D. Wnans & May report the sale OF No
81 West Twenty-sxth-st for the Central Trust
Company as trustees for the estate of William
p. Ketcham, deceased, through Butler, Notman.
Poline & Mynderse on private terms. This
is four story high stoop brownstone dwell
ing house, size 2Sxss9 feet They have also sold No.
1874 East Sixty-second-st for Thomas Bradburn to
Frank w. Dickinson private terms This is a
four story high stoop brownstone dwelling house.
size 19x55x100.5 feet.
+. R. Wood & Co. have sold for c. S. Jerger to
private client No. IS West Sixty-hfth-st.. a five
story apartment house. 25xsoxioo5 feet, for about
,e Jesse c Bennett and Warren skillen have sold
fourth-st' a five story double hathouse, Sixsoxlo2
jeremiah w Dimick. jr.. has sold Nos. 4Ol and 4os
SanaI-st two four story brick buildings, on lots
and Thompson sts
William W Hall yesterday transferred to Eliza
beth NJ Stevens No. IA East sixty-thrd-st. 25x1oe5
a NTsOSIltSdh hdS SOIu lot JOHN d tstolcy No.
SJS Eighth-ave at the southeast corner of Eighth
ave; and Thirtieth-st.. four story brick building
with store lot 23.6x60 feet He has also sold for
Gustav Dessecker No. 134 Seventh-ave., at the
h1TthTesf corner Of In s four story
The Peoples Cooperative Ice Company yester-
day took title to No. 3l5 to 325 East Ninety-sev-
enth-st., plot J0xlO0.u feet.
The following plans were filed yesterday with
The Bronx Buildings Department:
Creston-ave.. west side, 544 feet north OF One
hundred -andninety ysiXthst. three two story frame
dwelling houses 16.SxiSs feet. 5000 each; James
kenn, owner.
Creston-ave., west side. 39t feet north Of Onehun
dred-a ma ninety sXth-st, three two story frame
dwelling houses; same above.
One hundred-and eighty thiTd-st, south side. 225
feet west of Webster-ave-, two two story brick
dwelling houses. 2XI5 feet; $500 each; Thomas f.
Costello owner,
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

adway, lox9 II stery dvs h. foreclosure sale Kings
Mary Lewis et al; Burr. COMBS VIII
attys; Warren Leslie ref que on tudst sli 100 %
2d-aVe 1S4xlOo5; 8 dwg h; foreclosure
sale American saw Rank Benjamin Adler e. all Will
lam Irwin atty; Quinton Corwine, ref; due judgt,
S8G9i $500 So taxes etc. $500 &C. 4Si
1a5th-st 2o.6NI5i story h, with stores.
foreclosure sale. Ii Byrd Cohen ct al, Harrison
& Byrd. attys; L Patterson ref; due judgt. St-
1886 50; St3 II. 3Si2 BOwery,
e 11O9 of Rvington-st. 14xl0o; story ten h,
with foreclosure sale Bank for Savings agt Will
lam Boggs ct al; strong Cadwalsder' stys; Wilbur
LaTrenOre ref; due judgt. S3.5O6 o; costs. so-J
taxes. etc Sl74T II; Tifanys Burnett Place.
cor Westchester Co 1l925aS5 69XS94 Triangular plo
Titfanys :. 1862 u OF BaFrys West
chester Co. 249 45x7l e9x27i 81 vacant also TIFF
fany-st i66.do IL OF BaFry-st, Westchester Co
5xT s7Sl s2xSsS vacant; foreclosure sale Fannie
FULLER agt A Searles 81 al; Constsnt atty; l.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

Gilbert 10 Amaiie Cohn; mOrtgags s26- G0o--..-.
65d-s No. II East. 25xl0oS: William W Hall 20
Elizabeth NJ stevens; n 5, Sol % II,
ii2th-st. Ne 81 West. %. 4N10Oil. Edwin
stanton 10 Nelson ID Stilwe; r = 50 80; mort
Stanton; mortgage. SIS. 500; X s. ST.-.----.--.-
4eth-st :, 40 II OF sth-ave, 5OxiO0-5 with all
title 1Sx- on east; Cyrus Scoted et al. In
dvidUally and executors. to William +
Donnelly: r 5. S2+ 80 81
Same property; Marion G Thomas. exscutTix and
trustee. same
Same property; William DonneIly to Fanny
HOertel: r :. $50 rs.
120th-st. $. 375 II OF 1th-ave, 2Sxi00.1I.
fsidor Kaufman 10 Bridget Moran; n s. 81 .:
Jexinston-avs, $. ISIS IT OF 56th-st 3Txsos:
Flora a Beck TO Joseph L O'Connell: mort
gage. s35 600: r. s IS cents .--....---..-....
HiTshheld and another, individually and sx-
ecutors, 10 Mary X Owen; mortgage S44, 600. 4,
101th-st. Nos 3I2 and 3i4 West 4oxl0o. IL: Elisha
= ) Wright te Frances + Nompson; mortgage,
s5s 900: II 5. $40 25- 25-..........-....-..-.....
aTth-st. No 315 10 S21 East 1coxIoo H. Frederick
zesler to Pattsn Vacuum Ice CO. Limited:
mortgage 10000; X :. 81 so y
Rutgers Place, Nos q and q. n 5. 52xIiO: Davis
Rosenkrantz 70 sarah Bimberg: mortgage.
$4,000: r :. So 25. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
s7th-sL No Si5 TO s25 East 5Ox1Oo II: Patten
Vacuum Ice Company, Limited. 20 the Peoples
Cooperative Ice Company; mortgage S23. 500:
r 5. SIS 10. ......---.......
Lenox-ave = corner i2sth-st 40 1IxtOO. Fred
esick Schneider. executor 20 Herman Tiets-n:
mortgage $4,000; r ;. 81 25 6.
i4th-st Nc 224 West. 2SxI20; Rosa Delunonico 70
Henry Quicker: r 5. SO T5- 5-.-..............-..-
Same property Henry Quicker 20 Thomas Dareois.
3 "a -; mortgage, $4,000 ...-.....-.-......
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

l4sth-st n > Se5 II Q OF Broadway. for a two
story brick dwelling house, .oxIa. Leo. No
143 West 125th-st. owner and architect g.
l0Tth-st 5. SIS n " OF Manhattan ave. for four
six story brick tenement houses. As. axS1. IL .
Park Construction company. No Warren-sr.
owner: Cocker, No 243 East 123d-st. archi-
: . . = : - -
4sth-st. No SOS West, for story brick staos.
2sxds: Keseier. No Ses West 4Sfh-sr ownsr.
II Rumble, No ais West 42d-st-, architect. =. :,
S2d-st. $. ls3 n W Of Park-ave. for five story
brick dwelling house. eoxan.e. c FRANK Hotel
Chastai ignsrsy, owner Buchanan q Fox, No IL
East oeth-st. architscts- Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Tpr TELEGRAPH TO THE qnrsuyr. !

tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Chicago, Jan. 2s.-Wheat closes where il did
Monday II opened steady with the oables. ths low
prices made when the coarse grains war.
all over the floor. May opened at 77e.a775.e sold
between 7s and Tisc bid and closed at 77%c; rily
closed 77s.c sellers The weather condition. vere
Gssin the bull, moisture all over Texas. The fore
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
New York January 22d, 1902
Election Notice.
st. Louis. Iron Mountain AZ Southern

NOIlCk is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the, St Iouis Iron
Mountain Southern Railway Company be held al
tae general Office OF the Company Louis
MISSOURI, on Tuesday March ilth 1902 at nine o'cock
a NJ Tor the election Of thirteen for the en-
SUING year and for the transaction Of any business
that may come before said meeting. The annual
OF the Directors will held at the same ofca ON the
same day at twelve o'clock The transfer books IN
be closed Friday. January 3st
p NJ and reopened day following the annual mel
ing or the stockholders Adjournment thereof
a. H. CALEF. sscretary. . VIZ A' iiesiaeh'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
Ofiice
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

brooklyn January 10, 1902
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock hold
Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for the cleo
ton Of thirteen l3l directors for the
three ~ inspectors Of election the sue
ceedng annual meeting and for the II
ing such other business be duly brought before
meeting. viii be reid At twelve o'clock
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1902.
at the ONCE ot the Company, l6S Montague
ouEh Cr Brooklyn. New Yor. City. polls will rema In
orcn for hour The transfer books closed al
T. NJ on Monday, January 20 1907. reopen on
Saturday. February I. 1902 at 10 \. NJ
.. D. MENEELY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
financial Hleeflnas. 9.

CONTINENTAL. TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY og,
NEW YORK.
a SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders Of
the CONTINENTAL TRUST COMPANY OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK will be held at the offco OF the
said Trust Company. No. so Broad Street Borough OF
Mania ttan City OF New 29th day of Janv-
1892. IL o'clock that day 10 de-
termine whether the capital stock Of Com
pan shall be increased from $4,000 the amount
10 100000 to consist Of 10000
Of sl0o share instead OF par value
Of Sl00 share, a a present.
The polls will be open from II o'clock A. NJ 70 10
o'clock - -
OTTO T BANNARD President
HENRY f. AHERN,
Dated New York. January s. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
New York January 22d 1902
ELECTION NOTICE.
Missouri Pacific Hallway Co.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
. meeting Of the stockholders Of Missouri Pacific
hallway Company Will he held the the
company, IN the city OF St Louis, Missouri.
March lth 1902 at nine o'clock A NJ for electisn
OF thirteen Directors FOR the ensuing year,
transaction OF other business bef,re
said meeting The annual meeting Directors will
be held at the same office the
o'clock noon The transfer books VIII closed on Fri
day, January 3lst, 1902 three O'Clock NJ and re-
opened on the day following the annual meeting of the
stockholders or adjournment thereof
A H. CALEF. Secretary. '''N''''
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
gounirn properIp for Sale.

ErOR SALE. reasonable terms. large Hotel Gem
II tTal New Jersey; all modern improvements: thses
railroads Address Attorney. Room 901 So Bway n y
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
ReaI Gstafc Wanfeo.

NVESTERN land will buy land in westeVn lows
w Eastern Nebraska Kansas: give price asked lo-
cation. Sec. Twp. and Range. ". L SELBY. Omaha
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

INACTIVE STOCKS
cFuIa..h.a by william z. Nichols & Co. no is wa-st)
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEw-YCRK.
fl..ished by william E. Nichols & Co.. 40. IS Wsli-i
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
Amer Light & Trac.

Amer Light & Trac. ......-.
do pref. ....-......-......
Bing Gas 1st mtg IS. 1888. .
do stock
Bing Gen'l Elec 5s, 1922. 80
do stock
Buff c C lst mtg 5s. l94T. =.
DO STOCK
Butte f & 7 Co 1st mtg IS.
Colum Gas Co 1st 5s. 1882 .
D C s. r c 1st Con IS, i949.
do stock. .--.....-....
TT W Gas Co LIST 6s. 1925 -
q Rap c. l. Co LIST IS. 1915 .
Indianap Gas list 6s. 1920. .
DO stock. ........-...
jackson Gas Co stock. ...-
60 5s G.. 1937......,...
Lafayette Gas LIST 6s. 1924. .
L & w V Gas lst 6s. 1925. .
DO stock ...-..::-
Mad C & Z Co LIST IS. 1925
n z G < . LIST mtg 5s, 1925
do stock. k...........-...--
New-Haven Gas Co stock. .
n Y & Q z J. & p Co stock.
do pref. .....-.........
Ohio * ! @ LIST mtg 6s. 1926.
do 4 p (new),
Syracuse g list mtg 5s. lsso.
do stock
81 Joseph Gas LIST IS, 1887. .
90 stock.
ST Paul Gas Con IS. 1914. .
DO stock. k.-.-...-.......
West G. Of Milwaukee 6 . C.
do 5s ...-...-.-.-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E. Co.. No. is wali-s.3
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

Brooklyn Ferry stock. ..-..
Hoboken Ferry LIST 5s.-...
n Y & Z r Ferry Co stock.
do 1st mtg 5s, 1922. ..-
NY & HF let gn n;g IS. 1916.
10th & 23d ST 1st mg 5s. 1919
Union r OF n 7 6 b stock.
n Y& NJ F LIST mtg IS. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

'And interest.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29
STREET RAILROAD BONDS
Furnished by william Z. Nichols 81 Co. No wsIi-ssS
rate. an. period. Bid. Assd.
sAnd interest.

'And Interest.
FERRY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William F. Nichols Co. IS wall-st)
New-York tribune., 1902-01-29

Int. period. Bid. / ASKED.
Mohave County miner., 1902-12-06
A New Remedy.

The old friends of Cham berlain'.
Cough Remedy will be pleased to know
that the manufacturers of that prep
aratioD have gotten out a new remedy
called Cham be rlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, and that it is meeting
with much success in the treatment of
constipation, blliousness, sick head
ache, i'm paired digestion and like dis
orders. These tablets are easier to take
and more pleasant in effect than pills,
then they not only move the bowels,
but improve the appetite aud correct
any disorders of the stomach and liver.
For sale by II. II. Watkins.