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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
Great Half Hose Sale.

French Lisle Socks, soc and 75c values,
only Csc. Imported fancy Isle and cot
ton, Csc ones, only 15c. Domestic plain
and fancy shades, 15c ones, S1-3c. The
Nicollet Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
THE WEATHER
The Predictions.

Enthusiastically fair tonight and
Friday; slightly warmer in extreme west
ern portion; variable winds. Upper Mich
igan and Wisconsin-Generally fair to-
night and Friday slight change in tenn
perature northerly winds. Iowa-Gen-
orally fair tonight and Friday; slightly
changed temperature; variable winds.
North Dakota-Generally fair tonight
and Friday; slowly rising temperature;
east to south winds. South Dakota-Gen-
orally fair in east and partly cloudy in
west portion tonight and Friday; slight
ly warmer Friday; northeast to southerly
winds. Montana-Partly cloudy tonight
and Friday, with possibly rain or snow
flurries in west portion; slightly warmer
tonight; winds mostly southerly.
For Minneapolis and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; warmer Friday
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
Use salva-cea for Cold in Head.

It is the quickest way to get rid Of It.
You will also find it good for chilblains,
earache, neuralgia, soreness, stiffness and
all skin irritations. 1t cures piles. Price
Csc and SOC. at druggists or by mail
Salva-cea. 274 Canal street, New York.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
WANTS A FULL REGIMENT
Colonel JOcelyn Would Reunite tn,
Fourteenth at Smelling.

Colonel Jocelyn Would Reunite the
Fourteenth at Smelling.
Colonel Jocelyn of the Fourteenth
United States infantry, at present in
command at Fort Smelling, will make an
effort to have the entire regiment sta
toned at the fort this summer, despite
the fact that existing accommodations
are Inadequate to house all the men. At
present tie second battalion is at SHELL
ing. Company A of the first battalion
is at Fort Brady, near Sault Ste. Marie.
and Companies B, G and are at Fort
Wayne, Mich, near Detroit; while the
companies of the third battalion are d.
vided between Fort Porter and Fort Nj
agara, both of which are in New York
state. Colonel Jocelyn's scheme calls for
the housing Of such men as can not be
provided for in barracks, In tents until
fall, by which time additional barracks
could be erected.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-03
Weather Conditions,

For Minneapolis and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; warmer Friday.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31

epa s,ns-S2l cars IN the NorthN est sgalnst 90.
,st year and 414 bush at prinlar e
"a 900 bush St Louis reported 42Vv' push 70 ,,5
- a rriers took 900 bush mere ! ne oe4ooSIo
+~s1orted only six loads Spectators are Fa'iier
bearish- --t,o. ,,n q cent at its best
80 cIosinay &c to &c "Wednesday cry ,s Stall
s,,'ts 81. ged considerable bull efort Inere
80 q GOOD deal of covering early goon oSsl oi
1,,,iItr- lafer Nav opened at hZ9sc 10 SSc SOLO ne
u,eeI, s2Is and 63s4c. and closed az oSzec Sslis
sr,ere were only 52 cars; the estimate LOT fLaaS
Tl f5. Western offerings were practcally nothifs
rs Sorfvyesre-rl markets were stronger Ihan Jrls
&C., business was done with the EaSt-i0,V9
-a,sE.ie Tht buying led by the old bull crowd
15o-+en Constock. Bsrtlett-FraZler ano py the St
.,7ts interests The local professionals were the
1art sellers CIearances were 10 V51 Dusnels
rTyEe oafs without being active, Followed rather
,ioseIv ,fter corn. the May up &c at one time ana
Saioei1Sg sc over Wednesday. The July did not 90
- vCe7I Nav sold @ 4f%sc and 4ac and closed at
sis.e. the July closed at 3SSsc; the September at
s5s9 There evidence Of Patten support
Teceipts are small-24 with 60 for tomorrow.
shipping sales were about 5000 bushels. Supplies
are 80 small cash prices relatively higher, the
10 3 white oats nc over May -
FTaxseed was about 4 standstill. the cash 81 65
10 81 Il. and the May 81 70 bid There were SO cars
III seed az the three points, % last year.
Provisions closed about &c under Wednesday for
TIE whole list. Early they sc to 10c higher.
Hogs higher, with less received than ex-
market small Packing West for the
The hogs West to-day IS go, against $1,000 last
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By William VI Ryan: 1I9th-st $ 8 $50 It OF Lenox-
IL story dwg h: foreclosure sale: Amer-
Baptist Home Missionary Society Mary A L.yte
81 al Perkins. atty; Leopold Wallach. ref due on
1udgt SO55S 35. costs 1921 25: sSi2; 321
2ethst. 225 u OF sh-Gve. 25x9S9; story
and story bldg foreclosure sale Charlotte
MAYER agt Annie Purdy ct al: " L Sammis atty: s T
Hyman ref due judst 81 s 9T sl3s IS; taxes
etc S3 50; Mot-ave. 200 II OF i4ith-st four lots.
y 5Ixl534 ~ 26O2xl53 44x27 Ox15532 FIX
lSo2x21 Oxl572l and IS 42xl5T 21x 52x15S lOl3
spectlvely; four hs: foreclosure
Kohn Jerry Altferi all Schwarz. atty; F d
Arthur ref due judgt, S5T i39
etc. 81 St3 II; prior mtge, $4,000.
by McNlckar Co: 5th-aVe. &. II II Of
li2xiCO story h; foreclosure sale: Coudert et
al trus, Henry Hawkes. et al: Coudert Bros attys
Pomeroy ref due Judgt SIS Ts9 IS; costs 1888 49,
taxes, $3.50 40. -
By Philip 4 Smyth; 4l5 W 39th-st n :. 200 II W OF
0t-ave oxse story h. with store; foreclosure
gale: Bruro Benzger agt b stanton ct AL r Seitz.
atty; samson Lschmsp. ref. due judgt,
costs. S+3o 9Ii taxes etc. 1921 67.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter F Mover & Co: Amsterdanl-av ard l4oth-
ST. 30 1lNi0. story stores; foreclosure
sale; d p Oppenhemer ct al Quincy ct al; A L
; Jacobs. attys: W I. Turner. ref: action /.
on tudg Si2 pa u: costs 1891 49, ETC. O4a as
prior utges. $4,000; the plaintiff So over prior
ntge and interest; Anserdam-ave and 1ilst-st
30 lixao story with foreclosure sale
parties; action - due tujgt, S3O0J
taxes etc, SD@o 80; prior Si5.OOO plaintiff
for 5000 over prior mtges and interest
BY l. Kennedy & Co: l4Oth-st. Of
ave, 2oxlS2 Tx 6N36xi6I1l fr dwlg and vacant
fatten ct al agt Emeline Goodwin. udiv
exr etc, ct all Deyo. Duer Bauerdorf attys; I. We
ref due Judgt, So 4J costs S392 s.; taxes
sl,117 45; to the plaintiff 81 OOO
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
REAL ESTATE.
TITLE TO MAIDEN LANE BUILDING
TRANSFERRED.

Edwin ". Coggeshan took title yesterday 10 Nos
al and SS Maiden Lane from Herbert B. Turner.
Z. II. Ludlow & &C. have sold No. 1Ss East sixty
hlth-st, a three story brownstone house lot
1o2dV feet, to Daniel 8. Freedman. Mr. Freed
man has also bought from NJ. & L. Hess No. 121
East Seventy-thrd-st three story and basement
oroWnstone dwelling house on lot 17x1O22 feet.
John IL Deane has sold for Marcus Nathan to
Charles T. Barney plot 2O0x15O feet on the east
SIDE OF kingsbridge Road $50 feet north OF Nagle-
ave.
Mandelbaurn & Levine have bought two story
building on plot 45x562x46x irregular feet at the
northwest corner Of Spring and Sullivan sts.. from
the Bailey estate
The John NJ. Thompson Company has sold five
story nathouse at the southwest corner Of Eighty
third-st. and Columbus-ave for James O'Donneli
to George II. Horstmann
Hall j. How & Co. have sold for William T.
Blodgett TO Nelson D. Stilwel plot 1oOx1oo11 feet
on the north side of One-hundred-and- sxteenth-st.
125 feet east OF Lenox-ave The property will be
resold to builder who will build an elevator
apartment house the premises.
Mrs. Warren Delano is the buyer Of the A. Cass
Garfield house. at the northwest corner Of Thirty
sixth-st. ard Park-ave
Wilmerding & Field have sold for Mayer S. Auer-
bach No 2OS to 212 West Thirty-sxth-st. four four
story brick dwelling houses.
Paul Mayer and l. Randolph Jacobs have sold
for II. ]. Wright, trustee. five story fathouse
at the northeast corner OF One-hundred- nine
on plot 25x91 feet.
Lowenfeld Prayer have bought from Harry
Hlrsch No. 2.405 Second-ave five story tenement
house, and have sold to Adolphus Ottenburg No. 81
Cdnnon-st, five story tenement house.
Joseph {. Cady is reported to have sold No. 126
East Thirty -ffth-St., a four story brownstone
dwelling house, plot 19. 10x9S9 feet.
Mayer S. AUerbach has sold No. $50 Lexington
ave, a four story brick dwelling house, a lot
20XS5 feet.
George Pfster is said to have sold No; s4s to $50
East Twenteth-st. 10 builder, who will build a
seven story 1athouse on the site.
Collins & Collins have sold for Abraham strause
No 1O8 East Fffty-seventh-st., four story brown
stone high stoop dwelling house, x60x1005 feet. to
investor.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Z. J. Nathan No.
40 East SiXty-Second-st.. a three story dwelling
house. on a lot 1Ssx60xl00 feet. The buyer OF No.
135 East Sixty -second-st., sold through the same
brokers' is David H. Taylor.
The West Side Construction Company took title
Yesterday to parcel, 100.5x115x1011x1236 feet at
the northeast corner of Ninety-seventh-st. and
Riverside Drive, from Esther 4. Wheaton.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
Kuhn, Loeb s Co.,
27 20 PINE STREET.
STOCKHOLDERS COMMITTEE OF THE GAS
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OF BERGEN
NEW YORK. JANUARY so. Is


AND ELECTRIC COMPANY OF BERGEN
COUNTY,
TO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK OF THB GAS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY OF BERGEN COUNTY,
Holders, 10 a large OF The and
Electric Company bslievug for
mutual all stockholders
act together entered into Stockholders Agree
dated December 1901 lodged with the Deposary)
Company: reorganization finances; further
OF consolidation SALE lease other disposition OF the
possible OF stock OF the
subject limitations proposed by the Agreement 70
price and the acquisition Of the stocks
critics OF other companies by The Gas and Electric Com
pany Bergen County; and generally for the advance
OF the Of deposhg stockholders through
united action.
The undersigned have consented to act Committee
under said aGd hereby afford holders OF the
stock The Gas and Electric of Bergen County
the opportunity OF participating in the benefits Of said
Bowling Green Trust Company Of New York, De
positary, before the Ist day Of February 1902
Negotiable Certificates Of Deposit Will be issued for the
deposited stock
Copies said StockhoIders Agreement may be OBJ
tained from the Secretary Of the Committee.
Dated New York, December 30. ;90l.
EDWIN GOULD. Chairman.
WILLIAM MCKENZIE
|M. NELSON CROMWELL.
WILLIAM y COLER. JR-.
DAVIP ST JOHN
RICHARD ". JONES,
ADDISON ELY.
WILLIAM !. TAYLOR,
JOHN {. EISELE.
Stockholders COMMITTEES.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS, Secretary.
26 Broadway. y. Y. City.
SULLIVAN & CROMWELL. Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
NOTICE To THE TRADE.
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

hereby cautioned that the undersigned
the exclusive United Agents the following
brand OF spirituOus Liquors that words ETREIDE
kUMAELs Won j. A. GILKA. and the representation
group OF medals. all as described in United States
registered Trade Mark. No A374 and application
has been made 10 Secretary State for the com
nonwealth OF New York for protection Of same
Is provided BY the Act OF MAY - 1896 Law OF 1898
Chapter $685. and all hereby warned not 10
engage in selling. trafhcSins IN. using
bottles. under the penalties made and provided BY the
laws OF the Commonwealth ot New York.
All rights accorded by said be rfsidy en-
forced WM. G. MOEHRING K co.
f5l-lS3 Cedar ST., n T.
Attest: FREDERICK B KEEFER. Attorney. wash
irgtoa. ..
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
60 mbom 1t Hlap Concern.
NOTICE TO THE LIQUOR TRADE.
[yO WHOM LIE MAY CONCERN: ALI

no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: All per-
sons are hereby cautioned that the undersigned
the General Agents for the United states OF Gis
Distillere E Cusener Fills Aine Gle. OF Paris
Of the following trade marx. CREME de MENriEl
GIACIALE.'' and representation OK three shields
containing heraIdfc devices printed black
All as IuLy N Cnltee states
tered Trade Mark No. 24642. the 1854.
and that application has been the HonorabIs
Secretary OF State the Commonwealth OF York
for the protecon OF the same provided by the Act
OF May a. 1885, Laws OF 1896. Chapter 932
hereby In selling. trarncxinx
in using such marked bottles under the penalties
made provided by the of the
Nsw-York-
All rights accorded by said rixidIy en-
forced MESSRS. BCCCHE Fills & co,
As Broad ST, ". Y.
Attest: FREDERICK B. KEEPER Attorney waAh-
ington, D. l.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ryersde pTiye oF ave-, corner o1thst ols
West West side Construction Company: mortgage.
IsnoS"aTe Nos So and sSi. e corner 1astbst >
49.lixloo: Herman Tietien to Louis sasse and
5th-ave. 80 IT of 10th st. 5O19Ix91x5Ix
l0D: klkan Kahn 70 Davil Dayidewitz and an
sth-ave corner 22d-st. 14x5S. leasehold.
sampson II Weinhandler. referee. to Peter Doel-
Jacob Rubno: mortgage, 5000 4 $ s. 30, $3.50
1sxI0o2: Peter Isbounse to William 5 Hawk
11ih-st No Isl. = 70 # e Of Bieecker-st. 25x ~
loo Daniel @ ell Rosen6agm @ to Mary Meyer; mort,
Meyer mortgage $40 ooo n 5, $40. 81 $50 etc
Hudson-st. n corner Horatio-st. 56x1O6. 7x4+. TX
Rosenbaum mortgage. $4,000; r S. $50 Exchange
113th-st. No West IS, ,sxieoil: William Inoepie
to Jacob Joseph; S. 81 Omitted
Rogers 10 Louis Dusenbury; mortgage $1,000; ~
spring m st No POI to 2o5 " corner suilivan-st
45x6s ez45x56; HERMANN Il cammann ct al ex-
EsseS.sf i No 90 s 25x1oo; Samuel Paiey ana
cbrystie1sf No a. s. 25 2xi6o SKIS sxIOO5:
Emma L Maesel and another 70 Nicholas Maesel - -
M an! anothGs soa %q5Tsse r "a S % ce a'0
P9sy ss ,6G snd aHossr to Edward aaron
a0fSsr PSSy and asShss @ o to Et IS zSns and
7h-sve No ass S94 as 4s wns Il Of % $2dss 24Sx
dvidual ct al, executors and trustees. 10 the
stuyvesant Real Estate Company f S SIS 20. 80
to Pauline Hermann; s s2s IS 5000
Ne1s Sioe 4xl74 7Rioo Charles Riddie TO TO
Alfred p Iannert and another; mortgage. S12
2dcSve = Nos 2io5 and 2io7 : 26a IT $ OF -'''
Isch and another mortsase ss 500: s. s5 100
2d-ave No 2,1O5, vs., 23x1Oo; Henry Gundlach
and another 10 William Abeles; mortgage. s17,-
Il =.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

56th-st 8 - IT OF Sth-ave. for a one story
frame storage. 22xlS: p Hageman. No $50
Broadway owner; " NJ Gibson No 13s West
isth-st 5 $ no II OF Broadway. for a nine
story brick loft, offices and store IS IOx90; J A
Buchrran Il Fox. No IL East 59th-st. architects
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
Snrrooaies' Notlces.

OuLrpQuIf3 y DIlCf5.
TN PURSUANCE OF an order of Hon. Abner
- c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
Emis BsTes a5e % q 1 the County os Ee 9orF d
ceased present the with vouchers thereof the
viz The once Of Geo H Hyde 81 chambers street or
ous Of Manhsttan in the city Of New York on or be-
fore the frst day OF August next.
FREDERICK ". SELLER.
-. - - Administrators with WIN Annexed
ministrator u Chambers street. New Yor. city.
MAX G Attorney for 1 LsoRod & Rothsehd Ad
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon Frank
York notice IS hereby all having claims
Yerk deceased to resent the wh voaehsrs thereot
Nos 4S and Il wall street, in the Boroueh Of Nan
haitian IN the city of New York or before the fifteenth
Dated New York. the fourth day of September 1901.
SAMUEL. W. WEISS
JOINS Ns s'1. MA o4gB AsSEBeg e @ 1 T
IN PURSUANCE Of an order or Hon. Frank T.
Ezgs.aa Surrogate Of the County Of New York
% late i9 e o e nT aVs a @ Sa YoP Ps @
TO pe'ene re @ the & same soq2efs heof to ts he
Sw York. street e or e0a s Of & sJ on ay In s city Of
Dated New York. the 9Th day 2, Of November & 1901
HELEN Is 81 kAScEELEsl isfii55 LIES
Street ct Borough 4 t4 'c n = ciy 70 VIII
IN pursuance of an order of Hon Frank T.
- Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County o New York,
rotice is hereby all claims
John W. Wallace, late Of the County of New York,
Borough OF Bronx deceased. present same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber. his
acting business in said Borough wit: No. 312 Willis
Avenue in The City OF New York or before the 23d
Dated York. the 10th day OF December. 1901.
Executor of John W. Wallace decd
A. V. ". VAN VECHTEN. Atty for Executor. As Pine
ST., Borough Of Manhattan.
TN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner
c. Thomas a surrogate of the County o York
Notice hereby persons having against
Albert Frank the County OF New York deceased.
present vouchers thereof b.
scrbe place OF ransacting business. No so
Street in The City OF New York or before the 9th
day OF April next
Dated Nav York, 26th day Of September. 1901
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor Est. OF Albert Frank: decd
ALEXANDER ASH, Attorneys for Executor, IL Broad
way. New York City
TN PURSUANCE of order of Hon. Abner
{. Thomas. Surrogate County OF York.
Harry D. Smith. OF the County or New York. de-
the with vouchers thereof the
subscribers. their place OF ransacting business office
54s Broadway in the Borough OF Manhattan. In the
City New York. before the 2lst day July
Dated New York. the 10th day OF January, 1907.
RONALD r. BONAR,
JOHN B. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31

PLANS FILED FOR MINERS THEATRE AL
TERATIONS
Plans were filed at he Bureau OF Buildings
Borough Of Manhattan. yesterday for alterations
to Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre All OF the old
wooden beams and girders are to be taken out and
replaced with steel ones. The cost is estimated at
50 900. Simonson & McCabe the architects.
The theatre was damaged by fire some weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
NOTICE TO THE LIQUOR TRADE.
no WHOM IT MAY CONfERN. I'm. md,

signed United States Of
trade Iqueurs essential fearrs
mark has been registered IN the United Patent
Ofce and for which they about apply for regis
tration the Secretary State this commonwealth
provided by the Act OF May 81. OF ls96
Chapter 9S3 And all hereby
selling trafcking such msrkas ho-s-
under penalties made and provided by laU.
the Commonwealth OF New York -
All persons warned against uo,,
rights so protected BATTER 4 Co.
- - Broadway. y. Y. city
ington. ID. c.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
KNEW NOTHING OF PURCHASES OF PROP
ERTY FOR A TUNNEL.

There was a report current yesterday that many
parcels the west side of the city south of Four
teenth-st had recently been bought for COM
pany, which intended to build an underground
road, which would connect with tunnels under the
estate men said they new nothing about any big
purchases south of Fourteenth-st. for a railroad
COmpanV.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
s25-s31 CHFsTNUT STREET

325s3l CHESTNUT STREET
Philadelphia. January 81. 1902
EuDELITY TRUST COMPANY formerly The
Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Conpeny)
Trustees under mortgage Of the William Cramp & sons
ship Engine Building Company dated May l. 1893. IN,
vts tenders proposals for bonds under said
mortgage surrendered redemption: proposals
be opened and awards made February Il 1902.
r. ELLIS. President.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
Dlpioeno y otlees-
COLORADO FUEL AND IRON COMPANY

Denver. Colorado. January p. 1907
goIDERs ot the issue Of 10000 Mortgage Bonds Of
TIE COLORADO COAL AND IRON COMPANY, due
Fsruary1 1902 hereby notified that the principal OF
said bonds together with February will be
Paid On and after the date named the oce Of the
Fiscal Agents Of The Fuel and Iron Company
BLAIR & CO. 80 Wall Street New York.
JOHN L. JEROME. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
Snrroeates' Noilres.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner c.
Thomas Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK.
Notice hereby all having claims against
late Of the County York, deceased
10 present the vouchers thereof TO sub
scrfber place tran.acting business Office
OF Philip Britt. No 300 Broadway. Borough OF Man
the City OF New York. before the 10th
day April
Dated New York, Ord day of October 1901.
KATHARINE STORZ, Administrators.
PHILIP J. BRITT Attorney for Administrative, No. 2S0
Broadway Manhattan. n. Y. City.
IN PURSUANCE OF an order or Hon. Frank
T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of New
York heeby givei all persons having claims
Caroline Patrick late of County
deceased to present the same with vouchers thereof
ofice OF Brewster Farries No 14s Broadway
oueh Manhattan In the City OF New York. before
of February
Dated New York. the lst day of August 1901.
JOHN II. PATRICK. Executor.
BREWSTER & PARTIES Attorness Tor Exscutor
1lg Broadway. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
Financial.
Gndnrldl.
$2o,O0o,ooo.
BAL TIkaORE & OHIO Rail ROAD co.
Pittsburg, Lake Erie & West Virginia System
Refunding Mortgage 10 Gold Bonds
Part of an issue limited to $4,000, ,OO0)

NOVEMBER
INTEREST PAYABLE MAY Isr
CITY NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
fluanclnl meeilues.

fiuanclnI Tsennes
New York Jan 24th 1902
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF
THE MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY. for the
40. Warren St. New York. at . O'Clock P. NJ. Feb
New York. January 22d, 1902.
st. Louis Iron Mountain Southern
Railway Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the st. Louis. Iron
general once Company. city Of Louis.
A NJ for the election thirteen Directors for
that may meeting annual n1eetinG
same {e tay at tWee ococ noon The Tanser Books @ viii
closed Friday January $ls 1902 at three o'clock
ing Of the stockholders any adtouT6ment thereof
A II cALEF. Secretary.
Sew York January ed 1902.
Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
Of the S stqcoders @ Of r. the MisosT od. Pschs f th
Company. the city Of St Louis Missouri on Tuesday
5 9E s5. s@S fY S.54s me
said meeting The annual meeting Of the Directors will
c6s 6s sd noon @ w The transfer books viii on Fri
day. January Sls 1902 at three o'clock p NJ anS re re-
stocEholders ad9un54sgp thereof s%, p,....,.
A H. CALEF. secretaFI
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Anertc
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Qedrhsrs.

< EVERETT STONE NaIs ana coiun,bia) sfs We.
~. ecth ST. Tutor for all colleges: long exper.sncs
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
5rhocI aasnries.

A NERIcAN AND FoREiGN TEACHERS AGEyC
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Coyernesse
etc. to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs- NJ = YoUNG-FULToN. q Union Square
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31

York Jan, 24th 1902.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF !
THE MINERAL PRODUCTS COMPANY. for the /
election Of directors for the ensuing will be held
No Warren St, New York at O'Clock P. NJ. Feb |
1902 =. +. WARD Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-31
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For Young Ladies-City

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