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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-06-12
Woods Trade Mark Brand
German Millet

Is the true large-headei sort, and pro-
duccs from one-fourth 10 one-half more
forage per acre than the ordinary Millet.
The difference III Yields rom different
grades Ell Nii!et i more marked than
any crop We have ever grown and it is a
great deal the cheapest-crop results
considered purchase the best quality
of seed that You can obtain: this YOU
can always be assured of doing when YOU
order Woods "Trade rIark Brand of
Southern-grown German MiIIet.
Write for prices and Descriptive Circular
which also gives full information about all
Seasonab!e Seeds, Cow Peas, SOFA and Velvet
Beans, Teosinte, Sorghums. BuCkwheat, Late
Seed Potatoes, etc.
T. w. WOOD & SONS,
SeedSmen Richmond, Va.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-06-12

MRS. +. SPENCER BALDW IN,
Balcarres Road, West Newton.
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100 LATE.

Lougman's NJ agazinr.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1902-06-12

No 81 Leaves Henderson el5am
No. 90 Leaves Henderson 225pm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Grit MenprOs Sarm0om,
6iitDri{f Hpnnan
at
SernbarS Seperiu Sngemaun.
f5eftiat)
Creole Rapitel.
6iituri1f Golllall

8roit Yeber 9esiel og bans 89bner bare ben f9rfe
Storm TONNE oper g9ltet neb ct tort 9ReifeIelfob. paa
9een fra 9remermoiebroen til 8nen babbe be tini9emeb
Soroemenbene mebt 8oobenimeben Srpels oq Ell Slot
gorsere, fom ileoe ab @ejen til oe9nrs Stoo for at OPP
fsee 6enner 5rfer o9 ~Pansm9noene. 0roit peber bar
ite9en I'D al Stibet meo en- laaoben Sue oper grerne og
en- itpr 9adosmanbspans oper fin Hibberbrdot. De bare
fege 9enner Griier o9 Ransmanoene. 8roft peber par
til 6ef, bapbe ban a~ffaitet ben lddnte 0ams % Sue, faIt.t
fin Starla9ens 8appe ober Sfulbrene o. TAT fin Ssierz
bat paa 6obebet. llben at befpn1re fig ON bet sbrige Rel
feielitdb, BAR ban itrots reoen nlsb 8or9erne for at Ttdo
benz bi mob De formentlige Rebere. Men ben epriae Del
at Reieielftabet bdpoe flaget oper ben dnitrenaenbe Obers
fart o9 tun enifet at ndo 6erberget, for at funne bbile
oe pe~berfoege ia.
pda @remermofebroen tob enonu bet ~pefsfenbe
Maanelps en- 9dabsmdno meb Mrmen ct alaoe po ST.
ben al en- bpi. r~ioberlig Sfiftelie fulo tort Sernrultnine
oa meo neofoaet 6aImgitter. De ihntes at tale olbor=
IMt o9 bemmeIigt iumn1en og pegebe paa ben Seiifuoe.
ION npli9 bar tommen, og pad en- minbre Sogt, bnors
pda ben p%anirebe Ribber fnntes at bare fonmen % Tom
laa noget afiioes lnber Sfopen peb Miobelfart Gunb.
gadosn1onoen par tomnlen 2anb meb bet tore Selfab
o9 fpntes at fortefe Riobersn. bborlebes bet bar 9aaet
Dem % hbem Der 6abbe b9ret ON 8oro. Gnbeliq titles
De al. 9aaosmanoen niffeOe o8 ipntes. ua9tet ban bar
iodret, Grbsoig at paatage fig ct gGrinoe for ben 6eje
%fremmebe. Spndnben git meb baftige Sfribt neo ab
Stopen til, bpor ben lille Sdgt lad, mebens Riooeren Git
enc og reo bet9nfiomme Striot ab 8ejen til 8ben.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
finanrial.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFERING OF OREGON SHORT LINE PER CENT AND PARTICIPATING
twenty-five YEAR GOLD BONDS
To the Holders of Preferred and Common Stock
of the Inion Pacific Railroad Company:
10 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. JULY IS. le5.


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Company very
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whit eearI88 sprvdn trust " @
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smal tuea ofts
t ct o Railroad
1902.
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offs itboss reng dn
abonw receives bu
ha1r hataa not
tnaybe subscribing sci
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Payment b a a
a
bond
ubscrber ypayh n
i fuI-paid subscription
for al
eorde eU
s4p rbondfo 1901 in case i il
the hands q F.
York
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attached or interim n
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
TROY AND NEW ENGLAND.
TROY AND NEw-E1GLAND.
TRADE N CHICAGO.
LEY rrrrer.PH TO TIE rRIsuNE.I

TBv TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE
chicago Aug. 1.-THE September wheat premium
o-e- rhe December increased to-day 10 S-2c- The
ce,-e-T1e- al times showed advance over
T-aa-esdav- the balance Of the market time
showed any strength and the close for the whole
lts+ wgs i.azsc under Wednesday. September
e-e5 n 6qssc sold between 6glsc and 7C2c sellers
s5 closed al 6ssc December closed at 6s7sc sellers
and The May a. 6Sizc sellers The increase IL the
septenlber premium on the announcement that
Amour had purchased all the No red there. al
most 20 7o0 bushels. and would probably ship II
away As Armour is the big September holder and
: ne No. Northern Is selling about &C over Sep
ren5er the announcement that Armour had
cured practically al the No. red il stock increased
The alarm Of the September shorts The chief prob
len in the market seems 10 be 10 settle the matter
Of spreads SPECTATORS uot caring half as much
whether rle market as q whole goes up down
as whether ne September premium Is 70 increase
over the December. and also whether the May pre-
-riun is 10 increase over the December Armour
evidently IS expecting ne September TO so 70
greater premium over LecenoeT. possibly SC. Gables
were M51A is- -, aoo,-e @
geDerallv favorable Ciearaaces were J-0000 bush
5ualfty Of me wheat IS poor six cars OF No red
6ut Of IS cars There vas the impression Armour
zgs Z large seller Of September to-day the
swell 5arris-GaCes were large sellers OF Septenl-
ber. me GuGahy party was buying May ana sell
Corn closed 1sc ID sc lower than Wednesday the
Sef1seea Sic and 52ssc and Closed 81 5Iazc; De-
oem5er closed at A-2c, -he May al 3944c bid. The
December about held its own, ana buying Is pop
ular in that future PaIen. BartletI-FrazieT and
CUGaLy are supposed 70 De long the DecenDeT
Tie Ea-Tts-Ciates crowd is scalping the December,
holding The control by owning The cash corn
Receipts were s. cars: Tuesdays estimate only -
ears shipping sales about 15lGo0 bushels. The cash
corn Il Keeping about &c over the September. The
crop promise IS superb Iowa eSIlIa ting Ss5-9G00J
bushels which is 59.lss,lt) bushels over previous
record.
Oats were irregular. september up &c; December
and NAY on &c. New September closed at 3ISsc:
o5 Septe-n5er- -5Ssc- May. 29ssc sellers Cash
keeping - 10 II over September. The Iowa
crop IS late Quality q the arrivals IS poor. The
oatmeal people are sending oats from here 70 Iowa
The PsJten interest Is long the September. Re
cepts 3-S cars. with only IS cars standard. eStt-
mate for Friday 20 cars. Armour was bUving
short ribs today. and supported that product
Pork and lard we're easier. The outsiders continue
sellers. Hogs were 16c lower. with 21.Gt1 here.
Stocks far this month show slight decreases.
The "a king West for the week -35. go less
-har last year September prices are considered
high January prices low
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
REAL ESTATE NOTES

G P H Gilbert. the architect, Is preparing plans
for a six and one-half story. American basement
house. 10 be built for Edward Holbrook- president
of the Gorham Manufacturing Company. on the
south side OF Fifty-second-st. 1905 feet east OF
Fifth-ave. The house will be Soxao feet and irres-
1IIar in design It will be made absolutely IRE
proof, and viii be equipped with a passenger eis-
vator, electric and steam plants and an electriS
service elevator. Mr. Holbrook is now building
house adjoining. from plans prepared by MI Gi4-
bert The project 70 build a sixteen story oacnetor
APARTMENT hotel the site OF this mouse nas o---
abandoned The owners OF the adjoining, pEopstS5
on the corner Of Fifth-ave. have entered INTO s1
agreement with Mr.. Hoibrook 70 restrict their
property 70 private houses -. -
G. Tuoti & Co have sUb-leased for JACOB van
derpoel No 2l6 70 10 East Fifty -nturfl-St AZ an
5rgregate rental OF 81 500 These are i've story
double fathOuseS. The same nrrl has 4lSo tSdS<SA
3i9 East Thirrv-nirrh-st-. at an aggregates rental
-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
.r-cr1ON sAIES TO-DAY.

Bv Vincent Ryan. 10 Shave. ITG z Of lSth-
81 2s Ix9s s. story h. saseold Jonas ven e a
at q r Fz-na1 g a.. Arnstein L. atrys; John Jsroi-
man ref ant due S63s 66. taxes. etc, S721 $
b. Philip Snnyth 500 7-h-ave. es5 r q -sh-
81 IO3 11xT6 70 avenue x-o4 sCoI1 Ten -
- ST., tsr h IN rear. = Likes Hospital agt
F,ucksv - al Peckhau u < K. ar-ys Wlloer Mcrlce-
ref amt SIS 23S i3. taxes etc $50 =. - ,t
= frJu1 I70rh-s-- luS-AHlbOxlU5- -Sl1-l. .
storv b dxz h. 1 story dwE and vacant , = y -
Edward VanderhoTe - Al NaIlacn & =
atrs WiIber McBr-de ref due Ss5l5 g. taxes s'
Br peter = Meyer Co: * Christopher-st > i0L =
of 4th-st 25xI06 2x35x1O6-1 story zen n SsIs.so
Rank : Ruth Al Strasbourger. W 2 & = srIes'
C-aarles Purzs DUE 81 SOS 81 taxes sSS'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
A1-cT1oN SALES YESTERDAY.

Real estate auction sales we're held yesterday s1
No III Broadway follows j.
6. 4S II = 2 cG
c-Tts- p IOx4g IKE 6I16 lOzi5 5-xlx4SSs
foreclosure sale ara ices 4
Barnes ag- J Buckley al Ha-r1s2n Byrti sISys= ,
p Wa-5 IIdg- SIS-622 %; costs Soc- . :
taxes s. 4s3 70 adjourned % August l. ID &c 1
u T775-s- * t5-x5S Il s > sLorJ
~ rs r5raroslIre sale a Hoge-ausr al agr Car
al Davis ksufuaul- 4tLys 4 y LaId. s
i1dE $50 axes SSst S's
-7-r- D. p-n for 50
Priffn ! Sulvth- T4r1-st- = 10 z
" OF Avenue \ 50x1G2-2- AL story ten \ Win
stores H4r5 story 5wE 45S, story store
also fwg L. I bldg on rear parJi-9n sac
DeesI7 annie Wilkis er al StTasuoEseE
sr-vs y 4 EisperE David LppI-an for ST. uVt
BY Peter Meyer & Co. 81 " s6t1-s- = % = v
I7xI0O dwZ h roreclosurs
sale. Mabel P Cushing agI z 3 Southworth. Rooy *
Tav.or ? NscDolouEh. rs1. due N IucgL- -
0s S165 81 PRIOR mort S-oe"
AZ d p I9g-s6ar 4 Co. % 112th-st n $. 100 r .
of sth-are 3i.SxIUUII- story and b torecos1rs
sale Lawson * z Nicholsburg ct al LippDan 4
Puc- arrvS- InErahaul ref; due luog-. s. is S
costs S2I6 OS- taxes s9S prior SStt. 70 Henry
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
REAL ESTATE.
TELEPHONE COMPANY BUYS MORE DEY-
ST. PROPERTY

Samuel c.o,dsticksr yesterday resoid for Warren
Leslie Nos and Il Dey-st- to the New-York Tels-
phone Company The buyer owns Nos. IL 10 and
II Dey-st- This purchase gives the company
frontage Of I25 feet II Is understood that tners
will be no change in the property at present, as
many OF the leases have long periods TO run II
was reported that the telephone company would
add stories to its old building for office pur-
poses.
The Mcvickar Realty Trust Company has sold
for Henry Winans the four story ard basement
dwelling house No. IL West Forty-frst-st- The
house stands d lot 3x9S9 feet The name or ths
buyer and the price were withheld
sIawson & Hobbs have sold for the Central
Realty. Bond and Trust Company and the Century
Realty Company Mr. Dumois the four story
brownstone dwelling house No. 135 West Seventy
fourth-st. II is of Of houses which the
sellers The dimensions OF the plot are 2Sx1a2-s
feet.
The China and Japan Trading Company yester-
day took title Nos. s.. a. S6 and 3s Buriing Slip
and No S. South-sr. Nos 81 and 81 were trans
ferred by William jay, as executor and trustee
@ Inc 26T gi0t Is +SHsS6x b Fesaor K Jay
The China and Japan Trading Company has It's
The eight story apartment hotel on the south side
of Eghteth-st., 81 feet west Of G9umoG
65xioss feet II IS understood that it has been
Will continue to be used annex.
stone double hathoUses Nos As and 80 West E1Ity
etghth-st- They stand on lots -2xIuV rest- lnSS
have also sold TO s Epstein for Marie p Jacoe- -
of One-hundred-and-third-st The lot IS SexlaoIL
Charles H. Webb has sold through slawson &
Hobbs for occupancy, No. 81 West Seventy-TOuTth-
ST. a four story brownstone dwelling house on
william Rankin has sold 70 JanPoIso ( Werner @
b ert . s5 aF eventeenth-st
10 feet west Of Fifth-ave. 1t adJolns re Ploc
which this firm bought recently from Timothy
Donovan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Gurroqdtc5 y otlccs

PLISH- THERESA MN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon Abner e Thomas. sarroEate Z
County New York IS hereby given 70 all
persons claims against Theresa Bsh. late ot
the New York. deceased. present
wfr Al %
rransacting business the orice " AugcI No
Borough of Manhattan. she C!ty q
New York before the 3Orh II September nsxt
Dated New York. the 2sth day 1f March. 1902
GEORGE II. BLI5H. Administrator.
FRANK " ANGEL. Administrator tl6
Streer. New York City. Borough Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

5;h-ave. Il cor Of S6th-sr. "a Sx6O- T F Russell
To Elizabeth F Russell. 3 and S--------------.
25th-sr Nos 2I5 and III West, 42x9S 2. Emanuel
Alexander 10 Marcus Nathan. a part. mort
gage. SEA 900
WIlIetr-sr. No 25. = l0x110. Esther Horn 70
Max Horn. mortgage. $4,000 .-.. .---...
62d-sr 5 : 20 = o. West Eud-avs. 25x10O5-
Carrie E Deshon and another. sx' IS and trus-
tee 10 CsIie Ceunou.
West Eud-ave. No Il. 25xfoo; Mary Falkland
10 James VI Va-uum and another. trustees.
guy eialE E,s+ a5xI50 II ysrrsrstts
vending 20 Anna z Vending; mortgage.
S-5,Ts0 -, .; :, -;
EzppeI and another 10 Philipina Oehler, mort
f.. .- - - .
F7l7rIing Slip Nos s. and 81. 5 :. 4Sx+5Sx irrsg.
William jay executor and trustee, to China and
Japan Trading Company -
Fsr-IinC slip. Nos So and s. South-s-. No s.;
Eleanor X Jay. widow, 70 sans
Madfsou-ave. 2 :. 81 ) u Of 1O+th-s-. 16-Sxsa-
M F Cusack and another 70 Il Blank; mort
gage. $4,000 =; -. =,
Anni. T Carbrey. widow. 10 Edgar Van
WinkeI: mortgage. Sl2-5oe ----------
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

Prince and Thompson SIS. corner for slx
story brick tenement house. with store. AS-s-
S54 Bender & Baum. No -6t Rivtng -o1-st
owners. Bernstein & Bernstein. No III Broad
Avenue L and 4Th-st corner. tor SIX story
brick tenement house, With store G5--xIS; Z
Tippman No lis East lvSG-st. owner 6eru-
stein & Bernstein. architects
S2l-st = l-5 f q Park-ave- Tor nvs story
and basement brick dwelling house, 2Ox19- 10
VI Nsvb0rg. Shsrry'S. owner J < Z FreS1-
lander. No 80 5Jl-ave. architects .--------
3StI-sf No I49 East FOR two story brick sta1e.
25xSS. " H Martin. Greenwich. Conn. owner;
r Townsend. No . East i9th-st- architecJ---
The BRONX
Eastern Boulevard . : go OF South Road.
for one story frame BOAT lockers. 1-N4s- Fred
Ls0tbauer. premises owner. Ire Bronx Aren't
Brown Place. conner OF l5Irh-sr- three
story brick church. 47x7S.S and TWO story brick
parsonage 2Iizx43- \ A King president, repre-
seuring owners. No 1+S St Ann save. Harry I
Howell. f3sth-sJ and 3d-ave. architect. parsof1-
age 81 go; chur-h ----.-...--..-.---
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Drown. ANN C.-1H PURSUANCE OF AN

order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of
the County Of New York notice r. hereby given TO all
persons having claims against Ann c. Brown late Of the
County % New York. deceased. The
vouchers therefar subscribers Their place Of
Taasactns business namely the once or opayke WtccE
Brtstow. No Nassau Street in the Borough OF Man
haitian. and cry Stale o New York, before
the 2Ist day OF August. 1862.
Dated. the I4th day Of February. 1902.
ROBERT 7. BROWN MARIANA c. COBB. Executors.
OPDYKE. WILCOX * BRISTOW Attorneys for Ex-
ecutoIs. No % Nassau Street Borough u Manhattan.
New York city. y 7.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
The holders Of majority of the stock Of The Chca
Pacific Railway Company have sgnled her intention to aees
THE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

To Holders the Stock this Company:
Beard @ Dire TIE Chi s n diva
by a
oft of
as
oard, is to he stockholders
2
H
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
5urroqates' Notlces.

IOOREHOUSE. MARY FIN PURSUANCE
Of order OF Hon, Frank T. Fitzgerald Surro-
o New York. notice IS hereoY gwen
all persons having claims against Mary r o2rehos
Paris France deceased. present the same with
vouchers thereof TO place OF trans
acting business No 81 Street. in The City ot
York Borough Manhattan on OF before the -oth
DAY OF August next
CHARLOTTE z. MOOREHOCSE Adrntnistratrx,
WELLS X SNEDEkER. Attorneys for Administrative
Nassau Street. New YORK city.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Dlpioruo Notlres.
icc OF lie american Coal Com pany.

9fice of the American Coal Company.
70. / BROADWAY.
New York August IL 1902
TEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
,. Ams1ean Coal Company q AIlesany COUNTY MAR
.Sl- have this seli-8nnual dividend Of
- Z PEs CENT upon capital stock Of the Conapans
+1snie zt this Once Monday. September list 1877
tAe Transfer Books closed August 2Ist az 3
90 r n, reopened the morning of September
-. 4se@ GEORGE u. BowLBY.- Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
\ PTRSTANCE ole AN ORDER OF HON.

y EJhSCA-NC1 w ~ JIM A1AN
AHnar c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF -eW
York. notice hereby given 10 all persons having IAN!
William 2. WEippls late OF the county OF Ne"
York. deceasd TO present the same Win E2IleTs
az the ofsce Of Robinson 3iddle Ward 100 Broadway
Borough of Manhattan City Of New York on or BEFORE
fst lay December next
Dated New York. cay u May 1902
HERBERT 8 WHIPPl-L- Adrl1iStratoE
ROBINSON. EIDpLE & WARD. ATTORNEYS FOR A 1-1inls-
$50 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan Cl'y q
New
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
~ PrRsrANCE oF - oRDEK OF HON

Abner C. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
Notice hereby given all having claims
J. the County OF York.
deceased the with vouchers
the trausactrg business No
81 Twelfth street. the City or New Bor-
o before the thrtieth Sep
Dated New York. the 18th day March, 1902
MARY 4. TUCKER. EDWIN TUCKER. WALTER c
JOHN IL sCRIBSER Attorney FOR Executors : Wall
Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
" PTRSTANCE OF ~ ORDER or HOY.

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner 9. Thomas Surrogate OF the County oI ; %eT
York Notice hereby all persons ayng ca
Mar Barnett late Z the County Of Ne" 6'.<
deceased vouchers tn-Tsoi 70
SUBSCRIBER place trsnsacting business a. ne
once q william Il Kiinkei. No % Nassau street n
= MANHATTAN New York. on or De-
g-re the Hrst q December next -
Ta+as Sevy Work the s,h of Nay. 1907
PATRICK DOYLE. Administrator
WILLIAM Y KLINKER Attorney FOR Administrator
a3 Nassau Street New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
,TILLIKEN. JAMEs-IN PURSUANCE OF

AZ an order Of Abner c. Thomas. surro-
oft the Of York notice .tvea
persons having claims against James Milks late
County New York. deceased the
thereof. the subscriber place Of
the Office OF Shland Shoemaker
& Hedges No. II broadway. the Borough Manhat-
tan, City Of before the Both day Sep
tenlber, 1902.
Dated. New York. March 2sth. 1902.
EDWARD F. MTLLIKEN. I'm
SHILAND SHOEMAKER * HEDGES. Attorneys Ad-
rninistrator. No II Broadway. Borough Manhattan
City. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
R3vsr by Day lighI

W ~ u -|SA-J --Ssl
a.a.4aI steamers New Y0rA" and Aloany.'' q tIe
TDSON RIVER DAY LINE
Fastest river boats in the World
For the Catsls Albany. Saratoga and all points East.
North West Daily. except Sunday. .
BROOKLYN. st. tby 100 A NJ
DesDrCsses St Pier -o-4O
West 20 St--.-.--
Vest
Landing al Yankers. Point. Sevburgh Pough-
Ecepsia EflEstOl Point Catski Hudson and Albany.
Through Il -Gats sal. AZ leading ticket
cfceg Including OF New York Transfer Co..
who check baggage from res."euce % destination
Morning and afternoon Fine restaurant
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
fiudnrial.
10 Holders of Stock of
The CHICAGO. Rock Island and Pacific Railway COMPANY:

P Raj or .
on s
Y City
"a o. $ deposit 10
500 nr o
$40 o
commo Stool of T Rock sand
Il
%
Stock
-Four PEI ntG God Bonds o
-Four uPeC GddB Bont euu agr1gu
" ~ b
OFFER rrseo otherwise dcnnb onIyt fac
lie 81 dd d
sartu POO to a H
/ 1870 payable semi u on M m
tte kfaof hebonsae epn h s. h Of
suprr4aI ugG bonds in d
20
bel lane CP
II nm5 etnene IT'S authorize p
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
MARTHA F. YER vALEN-TN PURsU.

MARTHA F. YER vALEN.-IN PURSU-
~ ance Of order OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald. a
Surrogate Of County York. IS hereby
given to persons having claims F Yer
Valeu lat County Of deceased.
present the same subscriber
place business the Office Of TruaK
Roberts. No. 14l Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York. before 2Sth day Of
October. 1902
DATED New York the Path day of April. 1902.
JACOB 4. FELTER.
TRUAX. WATSON & ROBERTS, Executor
Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15

@-7pTuWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY
AND 1OSTH ST.
Apartu,ents or eight roor1s and BATH. al
-,165err improvements. Rent 81. 600 70 81, 90
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
900 Stock.
s750O0 600 Four Per Cent G)Id Bonds, known as eh
road Compauy Four Per Cent Gold Bonds OF 2OO2.
S54.00O,0 600 Non.CumuIative Preferred Stock.
SOC, 100000 Common Stock.

p~e=e se is entitled L n
year 1896 and or md y@ @ he a
n a
ntp thereafter ~ rS
p sck- en. . d t
us hots h Z ~ II o
%
a aall ~~ ~~ 4 s refer
II foregoing The Roc Islam Company vi Of
1.-THE aun i 0
a I q
cuaayvu n - lei d R
Cranyto be deliver npraau uof 70 p
present Cdago ind and
kpe capitals stock o n
served rru -
RK. No Z
~ ~ H b @
his stre ~ d
O amount equal
by he @~ ~
Ger
" Rca Island Company y o @
bene entitled rzauHt e de specify
an ofect : which ar
ssoascoa l. 90 er ~ IF
thereof ran
Oftakt uchcl uca warrants 10 AIRY
Pezangu preparation aoce engraved bn and stock may e
therefor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-15
Gnaurial HeetlnQs.

4 T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
RECTORs u Virginia Iron Coal Coke Com
eay held IL 1902 il ordered that the stock
tEsnsfe- q company be closed on Monday,
august 1902. q o'clock 2. II. and reopened on
Fussday Sepfealber = 1862 at 70 O'Clock A NJ. pre-
naa1oE Offering privilege the stockholders looking
% ne rehabilitation OF affairs Of this company.
1. q DE GATGUE. Assistant Secretary
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Won PAPE. ERNsT-IN PURSUANCE OF

WON PAPE, ERNST.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Abner c Thomas. SURROGATE OF
County O New York. Notice IL hereby given 70 ali
persons having claims 1inst Ernst Pape. late OF
of York. deceased. present the same
the subscribers their place or
raasacting business the office William Greve No
7ss Bro;.fway Room. 90 Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City before the 10th January. 1905
Dated New York. July 3rd. 1892
WILLIAM GRENEL
NATHANIEL DOYLE
ROBERT I. PR ANtE-
Executors.
CHRISTIAN c. MORITZ, Attorney Executors. 23l
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
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- PrRsrANCE oF az oRDER OF HON.

c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County OF
New York notice hereby given all persons having
against Simon Wolf late Of the County Of New
York tie with vouchers
OF 10 the paoe transactng business
10 Z53 Borough u Manhattan. the City
OF the first December
Dated New York. Sth day Of May. 1902
PAULINE WOLF. Executrix.
WILLIAM H KLINKt1R. Attorney for Executrix. So
Nassau Street NeV York
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IDEAL OUTING TRIP, sur ayI.
RED RANK LINE.

Leave Franklin ST. Pier "a North River. Friday Aug
3. = 80 4:30 p Saturday, aug TO- S'Ve L. m
100 2. N Sunday. Aug. II, 500 d. n
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finnuclal
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEW YORK. July 81, 1902
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GEORGE II CROSBY.
SH~-eta -.
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anfurnisheo Apartments 60 fst
THE BEAUCLERE

T0 WESL t3D ; i
rs-vsnieu. 70 IL station or surface cars.
aipEr-~os7rTi apartments. elevator and all TN
Y,roy-sr1errs. 81 Coz
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A CHARMING SATURDAY.

A Rnre Combination of travel TAKE ta5t str
RICHARD PECh for New Haven from Pier 20 E R.
fNof peck Slip 800 o. m. siops Sats. East 2st st.
aim: return BY express train New York 10 o'clock
Ask for haIf-holiday tickets. Cut this out