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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-19
CoNLoN BROS: 142 TO 14s SOUTH MAIN STREET. BARGAINS
 FOR
 SATURDAY
 NIGHT
 AND MONDAY.

Mems Goods.
 At 4c, Mems Celluloid Collars, 4c At 4c, Mems Hemstitched Hand- kerchiefs, 4c At 7c, Mems Fast Color Hose, l seamless, from 1Oc, 7t At 1Oc, Mems Silk Embroidered 1 Hose, seamless and fast color, 1Oc At 15c, Mems Fancy Web Sus- penders, from 25c, 15c At 21c, Mems Fancy Balbriggan Underwear, 21c tAt 25c, Mems soc, Black Under wear, will not crock, 25c Mems Percale Shirts, with collar and bands, 25o
 At 35c
 Mems Percale and Bedford Cord Shirts, soc value, 35c Mems Double Breasted Black and White Striped Shirts, 35c Mems Oyeralls, all sizess S5c
 At 45c
 Mems Fine Colored and White
 Madras Shirts, all sizes, 45c All mems finer goods at reduced prices. fr Ladies Underwear. Ladies' 121ac and 15c Ribbed Vests, taped and lace trimmed, 1Oc Ladies' Silk Ribbed Vests, lace
 and ribbon trimmed, 17c Ladies' Ribbed Umbrella Draw
 CTS, lace trimmed, 23c Chi1dren's and Boys Underwear,
 broken sizes, 121ac
 Toilet Articles.
 Pure Castle Soap, 21ke Talcum Powder, Sc Double can Talcum Powder. Sc Bailey's Face Powder, from t1oc, Sc Lablache Face Powder, 39c Bay Rum and Florida Water. 1Oc
 Muslin Underwear. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers, 121ac Marguerite style Corset Covers, 14c Tucked Trimmed Drawers, 14c Tucked and Lace Trimmed Um-
 brella Drawers, 25c Ladies' and Children's Short
 Skirts, 25c Ladies' Full Length Lace and In- sertion Trimmed Skirts, 49c Ladies Tucked and Lace Trimmed
 Empire Gowns, 39c Ladies Fine Muslin Skirts, with 5 1 deep rows of lace insertion and
 wide edge, from $1.50 $1.1e
 Corsets. At 21c, Ladies' Ventilated Corsets. 21o At 62c, W. B. and Memo Corsets, from $1.O0, 62c At 75e, R. & G. and P. N. Corsets, 75e
 Gloves.
 Lace Back Lisle Gloves, all col OTIS, o16 Silk Gloves, all colors, double tip- ped fingers, 47o Ribbons
 No 40 Taffeta Ribbons, all shades, 1Oe Baby Ribbon, all colors, 1e No 40 Liberty Satin Ribbon, from
 25c, 19c
 Hosiery
 Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose, tonight, 5t Ladies' Open Lace Hose, tonight, % Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose, lace de- signs, 25c value, 19t Children's Ribbed Hose, seamless and fast black, from 10c, 7t Ivy l1SofJ 1e1OpC1 IlOSG, sole and heel, reinforced knee, from 17c, 121zt Shoe Bargains. l Children's Spring Heel Kid Shoes, patent tip, sizes 5 to 8, 45t Children's Spring Heel Kid and Box Calf Shoes, sizes S1A to l 1176, 57, Boys Satin Calf Shoes, sizes to 13hc, 69' Children's Patent Leather Strap l Sandals, sizes , to s, 49, Children's Patent Leather Strap l Sandals, S1s to II, 59, Ladies' and Misses Sandals and l Oxfords, 69, Ladies' French Heel Patent and
 Kid Oxfords, S1.5t Ladies' High Shoes, fine kid, pat
 ent tip, 93 Mems Satin Calf Shoes, all sizes, 93, Mems Vici Kid and Calf Shoes,
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
CITY NEWS.

The Sheet Metal Workers will hold a meeting this evening in Carpenters
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
NEW YORKER INJURED.
He WassRiding In Boise de Boulogne
 at Paris.


 New York, July 3.-Charles w.. Morse who is prominently identified with many national banks in New York, had a narrow escape from ser ious injury while riding in the Bois de Boulogne, says Paris dispatch to the Herald.
 For nearly year MT Morse has been riding for an hour every morning ln Central park.
 When he arrived in Paris last week he secured saddle horse. During his second morning out, and while going at brisk trot,, the animal stumbled and threw MT Morse suddenly to the ground He struck on his face, cut ting the nose to the bone. He bled profusely, and it was an hour before he could secure medical assistance. He was at once taken to his hotel where he is rapidly recovering.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
''CUSS WORDS

Are at all times very unpleasant to hear, particularly when the women folks ase them. Of course vou can't blame the men folks so much winch they are compelled to drink tea or coffee that tastes anything bat nice; bat when the women are ironing shirt waists they certainly have their patience tried to fhe utmost when they come to the sleeves' p1eats, etc. Of course if they munnble little "cuss word" it eases their minds, yet it doesn't do the ironing; bat if you secure one of those sleeve ironing boards which we are giving with one pound of oar warranted good tea, soc per pound, all the trouble IS tsrned to pleasure, and you find the work nothing more than exercise. The board tits any table on which you do your ironing.
 The regular price is 25c each, bat WE are giving one with each pound of tea while we've got them. Don't wait anti1 they are all gone; come in to-day and bay pound of nice tasting, good quality tea and take home a sleeve ironing board and you'n be happy. Remember, our Golden Blend col fee suits everyone that delights in cap ot strong golden color coffee and our Java pleases the people who don't like their coffee too strong, but just strong enough. Re member, the best place to buy is at
 Phelan's T Store. A2 East Main Street. Telephone.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
NO PAPER TOMORROW.

Tomorrow being the Fourth of July, the nations greatest holiday, the Dem ocrat will not be printed.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-03
The Miller &PeCkCo Store open until 9::3O
 this evening. ExtraspeCiaIs for tO- night only.

At 39c-L Ladies Polka Dot Skirts. At 75c--Ladles' white pique Skirts, with
 flounce, value $1.25. At 49c-- Ladies calico Wrappers, value
 15c
 At $1. Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits, value $2. At 44c- p pieces Lawns and Dimities, At 734c-F Fast black Percaline, value At 39c- Cheney Bros Printed India At 6Ac-30-inch fine percales, value
 10c.
 At s 1-3c-56-lnch Corded Madras for
 shirt waist suits, were 121ac. Al 15c-Printed Satin Stripe Madras,
 from 25c. At 1Oc-Pure silk Satin Taffeta Rib
 bons, value 20c. At 16c-Ladies' Linen Collars, from
 121ac.
 At 25c-L Ladies' Medallion Belt Pins,
 value soc. At 79c- Ladies' 2-clasp Kid Gloves,
 from 9Sc At 23c-Ladies' Short White Skirts,
 cambric ruffie, value 35c. At 39c-Ladies' Hamburg Corset Gov
 CTS, ribbon trimmed, value soc. At 69c--Ladies' square neck Night
 Robes, with insertion, value S9c. At 39c-Ladies' Drawers, with lace and
 hemstitched tucks value soc. At 49c-The new Panama Flowing End
 Ties
 At 25c-New effects in 4-in-hand Ties. At 75c-Men's white front Negligee Shirts, were $1. At 97c-NeW arrivals in Mems white Negligee Shirts, Oxfords, Cheviots
 and woven Madras.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
REAL ESTATE.

| The details of the sale of the Maritime Building
are printed elsewhere.
The Ludin Realty Company has leased No 81
to 527 West Thirty-ffth-st. r. H Macy & Co. for
| ten years at 10000 year
Peter Axerod is reported TO have sold for the
Washington Life Insurance Company Nos l12 and
174 West Seventy-ninth-st.. two story apart
ment houses on plot 1e9x1G22 feet for 1915 no to
a Pittsburg investor.
Mrs E. Dittnan has sold No S. West Fifty-sec-
| ond-st new number: old number was 75). a four
story and basement brownstone dwelling house.
| lot e0x100.5 feet.
| The Empire City Realty Company has sold No.
5SS West Twenty ninth-st.. front and tenement
houses, on lot 25.sx9S9 feet
Barnett & Co. have sold for Daniel Farrell No.
2772 Seventh-ave.. d five story double brick fat
house with stores. lot 25xIo feet
Herman Thomas has sold No. So Park-ave-. four
story and basement brownstone dwelling house. on
lot 199xS0 feet.
P. C. Eckhardt has sold for client to Isidor
Abrahams No. A Amsterdam-ave, 4 five story
fathouse. a lot 25x1O0 feet. for $4,000
The five story fathouse No. 267 West one-hun-
dred-and twenty second-st, lot 21xioo feet has
been sold Philip Jeselson was the broker.
| N Brigham Hall & Son have sold for Jennie
Stewart to Leonard WE'LL No. 50 Thompson-st..
five story modern tenement house, on lot 2xy rect
Mahoney No 1o6 west Forty-sixth-st.. 20x100 feet
Henry Russell has sold for Uericka Sherman the
i66x75 feet at the northwest corner of Park-ave
and One-hundred- -and-frst-st ~.
Henry Russell has sold for Samuel 9. Baum NO
35 East Sixty-ninth-st, five story hathouse' on
F'riedheim & sahler have sold No. s75 Park-ave-
four story dwelling house on lot iSsx!g9 lSet, ao
Burr Brothers, of No 1ss seventh-ave. Brook
lyn have sold the four story double fathouse and
sto5e for FneMn Prank P1rncSnoW Of Plain
field, \. J., for $500 Also. for James z BqInes
of New-York, the four story double apartment
house No. 1913 SeVentn-dVe., Tor SlZr0tT
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

By Peter F Meyer & Co.: 21s " 1l5th-st 5. 24S f
OF 7th-ave 20xlOO story h; foreclosure SAFE
Well al excrs agt Strauss ct al; Me9ugs s<s Re
eos $3.50 o5 axes etc ss5 co. to the pf $1,000
si7 " s6th-st n g 234 It " of west End-ave. Tx
100s15 story dVg h. foreclosure sale; Mabel X cqsh
ing agt 3 Southworth; Rohy q Taylor aItSs; e1
MacDonough ref due on judg GS os costs, $50 & M
gust a. 15th-s 2Ss4 # OF 2aaye; meSTc9sls 99Tsi
agt Emma Gorham ct al: Sweeney stSy' = % me me
s94 IS; the pltf for $500
BY p Ingraham & Co; las Unon-ave. $ L5S u
Of Howest IS 8x10O except part taken Tor wifennE
Cnion-ave: 3-story h: foreclosure SALE tld et al
against Katrina Masche ct all Kurzman EFs7Iea- a9 an
heinaer, attys; W Mckn, ref; due on 1udg 500
costs 1886 10 taxes ETC., $s4 to ssyhei doE 80 300 poo
cept taken for widening Union-ave S,stor n fore
same; tudgt s625 Ss costs. $3.50 81 taxes ETC.
S92 to J Libertz for S7,025. ~
2Tth-s 81 10x49 4 x9 81 4 6xi6 1x13 x1x4e
5-story with stores foreclosure sale; Frances
against Buckley ct all Harrison BYRD attys
Ward ref: due tuds SIS e22 so: costs. sSsa 81
taxes, etc. 81 4s3 rs. Adjourned to Aug L. .
BY E II Ludlow & co. 10 Beaver-Sr s. 15sti II " or
Wiliam-s 1Oa g99x13 9xS9: freehold also a Beaver
1888 It Broad-st, 16x3S 11x13 9xff94 lease
hold: bldg both parcels partition sale
" against J G Mccullough ct al; strong
& Cadwcader. attys; Van snderen. ref 70 F B Jen-
pinEs.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Dlpi6eno Nct1fes.
COUPONS MATURING
AUGUST, 1902, PAYABLE
AT THE OFFICE OF
N. w. HARRIS & co.


Aberdeen, So. DIX. Refundng
Albany Co, Wy. School District No 1, Refunding.
Aurora. Ill, Refunding
Cass Co, Ia, Refundng
Coeur Alene, Ida. Independent School District No l.
East Grand Forks Mimi. School District No ;. School
Fort Atkinson. Wis. Water Works
Grant Co.. MINI, Independent School District No Her
Refundingl.
Hawarden. Ia. Refunding.
Keithsburg, Ill. Water Works.
Lena. Ill. Water Works.
Lexington ky, Funding
No. l. School Building
Orange City. Ia Independent School District. School
Pine River Bethany Townships Mich, Union School
prII4nan Wesb @ Sgra3dipg cbo 4 cS & LOUIS 'cn'
Rock Falls, ILL.,, Electric Light.
Sumner, Wash, School District No. s.
Terrell Co., Ga, Court House.
Vaughn, Wis. Town Hall
Walnut Township. ILL., School
Winanac Ind. School Building
SECOND
Escanaba. Mich. Refundng
Hamburg Ia. RefUndrs
THIRD
La Moure, No DIX. Town Hall.
FIFTEENTH
Park Rapids. MINI. independent School District.
St. James Mimi, Water Works & Electric Light.
Sehome, Wash, School District No ..
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
SorfcIosure 5ales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK.-The Farmers Lean and Trust Company, as
Substituted Trustee OF the created under the Last
against William H Sohn and Others Defendants---ln
pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and SALE duly
entered the 1bove entitled action. and bear
the Of July. 1902, I the Undersigned
auction at York Selesroor. No III
Broadway Borough Of Manhattan CITY OF New York.
18Th OF 1902 at twelve o clock noon
on that day by Bryan L. kenEeIy, auctfonser the
premises directed said judgment Be sold and therein
follows All certain ot, piece or parcel
and being City. County and state OF New York
described follows: Beginning at point on
the eoutherly Ffty-st Street distant hun
dred uinety-ve feet four inches eas-ery tne
southsasteriy % Third Avenue and Ffty-nrst
Street running thence southeTly and parallel with
Third Avenue ninety inches and quarter OF
an inch 10 formerly the Of the Eastern Post
Road thence running nOrthsastery along SAID line nine
teen feet and eleventwelfthS OF an incn
parallel Third Avenue
one inches and one-duarer OF an tach 10 the
southerl side Fifty-rst and thence westerly
along the southsrly OF FiftyrSt Street seventeen
feet eight the point place OF beginning sald
premises being known as No 70 East Firy-aTsr
Street. Being the premises conveyed 20 LOUISA
Sohn widow william Sohn- deceased, William II
unmarried ard Louisa Sohn oy Jac9o
Danzfg dated Nav 14rh- 1880 and recorded IN
the Office Register Of the City and County OF New
York in Liber 22l6 Of Conveyances. page S+o on May
14th. 1859 .oo
HENRY 3 WESSELNAS. Referee
TURNER. ROLSTON & HORAN. Attorueys for Plata-
- William street, New YORK y y. -. ., 80,
,e following Of the property to be solSs
its street number is 226 East 5ist Street:
East SfStS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE WILKES
BARRE WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY:
TIE ASE TO TAKE NOTICE THAT IHE
= undersigned will pay the Of coupons Num-
hers 20 81 inclusive bonds Of the Wikesbarre
& Western Railway Company secured by its mortgage or
deed undersigned Trustee dated July
1886 pro share of the proceeds Of sale OF inc
uorgaged property upon presentation Of said coupons
for proper stamping Office Of the undersigned Num-
ber 54 Wall Street. New York City.
Dated York. July 23rd. 1902
CENTRAL Trust COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
BY q. SHERMAN, Vce-President
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
295 Il. 4 In
70 s 11-12

The approximate Of the lien OF charge TO sat
tsfy which the above described property s 10 De sold
So 80 with interest from the 2Srd day OF July
allowances amounting 10 SoZp -
with July 18th. 1902 tosether with me
9th The amount OF taxes
ssse=srents or other liens which allowed the
prchaser out Of purchase paid BY the ref
cree. is SSo3 45. -
Dated New York. July 26th 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Ocean Steamers.

MORTGl G[ERmARI lGOW[Do
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures.
From Pier 81 North River, GanseS oort St
Kaiser IL. 4. NJ Kronprinz. Aug. &C. 10 A NJ
.EIohenzoern Aug 16 10 AM Kaiser Sept O. 10 NJ
katserin Aug 49, 10 N. Kaserin.. Sept. 16 10 M
From Pier "a. #. OF Amity St. BrooklZn
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Cherhourg-Southamptoa alternately. and Bremen.
From Bremen Piers Hoboken n J. -
Luise Aug Z 10 A. NJ Bremen Aug. 2S Noon
Kurfuerst. Aug "A A Friedrich. Sept Noon
Berbaroesa Aug 21 II a NJ. Luisa Sept H. Noon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures
From Pier "a #. Of Amty St. Brooklyn .
Trave. Aug. 2. p. NJ Trave- Sept 10 A.
Aller o. 10 A. NJ Aler. Sept ID, P NJ
Lain Aug. Aug. % 10 A. NJ Lain sept II T. NJ
Louis H. Meyer. - South Third St. Phila
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Cpnarturrsbip Notiess

A. NJ. KIDDER & CO..
BANKERS.
Is Street York. August 1, 1902
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
the WILLIAM NJ KIDDER. his interest in
the hrm OF A NJ. KIDDER & co. is terminated Of
this date and that the business will be continued under
the same firm name and at the address. by the
HORACE ]. MORSE
CHARLES D. MARVIN,
GEORGE s. COE.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
gonnirn 9roucrtn for Sale,
Attractive segshore Property For Sale.

Attractive Sea shore Property For Sale.
The Cook Homestead Farm OF 2I7 Acres. at Point
pleasant N through trains daily frontage
Of about threequarters Of mile the Ocean about
River: eight miles
Asbury Park, and nine miles
sale under of Court of Chancery Wednesday
August 6th 1902 at o'clock P. N ON THE
PREMISES. For further particulars address FRANK P
MDERMOTT Complainants Solicitor. Commercial Trust
Company Building. Jersey City. n. J.
TrARM OF IA ACRES HOUSE AND BARNS IS min
Il ues from House. Trenton. N j.: 1000 part
sold close estate. ". T. READ
Jefferson-ave- Brooklyn
TEALTH and pocket benefit by suburban life For
II details apply Erie Railroad Information Bureau.
an 500 Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5th-ave. Nos 14s and Isl. cor 21st-st runs
1898 70 Broadway X Al TX " 32x W 6s *
2s.Tx SOIL 5th-ave. 62.4: George
Holt referee. 10 United States Mortgage and -
Trust Company all ttle r s. SIS 81
Same property; United States Mortgage and Trust
Company Ralph a Sturgis: all tide J.
o5th-st 5 g 1a5 II W of 9th-ave 25x9S-9: Ignacio
De Y Aguero to Louise Van Buren,; re- -
recorded; mortgage. $4,000 .--.-..---.-...-:- g.
Monroe-st No 100. = "a 11X99. 4X25x99. 4: 1stdur
saberski to Joseph Click: mortgage $4,000. 8
South-st II s. g. W OF C5ouverneur Slip. II *
20; Gouverneur Slip 25 u OF Front-st
45xsS SKA Ix6S.6 o: also Front-st. S. b36 It "
of Couverne1r Slip. u. .2xT0 Benjamin 2 Crans
and another. executors and trustees. to Jacob
FIeischhauer: mortgage, S13 600 ----..----..
Same property: Phehe a Nichols ara anotner 10 =,
same: 4 part; mortgage. Sis, 600 II
77th-rt No II5 west 2Ox1O5 2x20x1o49; Stuart
r Randolph and another. executors. 70 kasson G .
West En6-ave. :. 25.5 II n OF 6Sth-st. 2sxlop:
John c Klett to John Schreyer: moTtsase
sr2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
Chicago, indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Company.
To the Stockholders of the Chicago. Indian
anoIfs d LouixviIIe RAILWAY Company.

To the Stockholders of the Chicago. Indian
apoIis d Louisville Railway Company.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company and the South
ern Railway Company dated May 20 1902 and the notice
of July ls 1902 extending such offer to and nc!udns
lv Al 1902 notice is hereby that holders Of IL
er cent Of the Preferred 92. cent of the Com
mon Stock Of the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Rail
way Company accepted the offer and deposited
their shares pursuant the terms thereof
The time for epositng stock is further extended to and
Including AUGUST 81 1902 but only condition that
stockholders SO depong their stock shall not be entitled
70 portion of the purchase price therefor IN
rash but only in bonds The option take cash in lieu
Of so rer cent par amount of the bonds 70 be re-
ceivd by such deposng sockholder having expired by
limitation Is NOT EXTENDED.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company,
Southern Railway Company,
BY j. r. MORGAN & CO..
Dcpositaries.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
HOBOKEN, n. J.. July 81. 1902
A DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. HAS
been declared the capital stock OF this Company
parable August 1902 to stockholders OF record the
books Of this Company the close of business July 81
1902 Checks for this dividend will be mailed
E. T. NICHOLS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1sth-st. Nos 81 and SO West. and Nos % and 90
west aOth-st six story lofts and store. 46bx
1Oi William c Dewey OF Springfield. Mass
oTrn,Icct owher: Howard. OF NO " $780,
I15th-st n s 275 II OF Lenox-tve: i've story
tenement house 3TxsS1t: Louis Cohen. OF No
Il West 1lsth-st; Neville & BaFTe, OF NO ia %
West 125th-st architects - - ''
East Houston-st and Elizabeth-st. . cor, SIX
story tenement house 20 ex64 9: Polstein Brotn
ers OF No 3I5 East 5Ith-st: G 7 PeInanl OF .x
No sos 5th-avs architect -----'.-..'---- -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

A DvERTIsEsfENTs and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
received at their Uptown oface.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between s6th and 9th sts.. until o'clock .. -
will resolved at the following nra1c9
oaees regular office rates until eeiock r vf.-
s. c 23d-st-: lo3 6fh-hse.. cor
Ieth-sr: e2 East I4th-sf-: 357 West 4sd-st.. be-
Ith 2sj5 West 125th-st.: i,SSs
3d-aye. between 18th and nth 1.O26 3d-eye.
near 6ls-st; I,.oS Ist ave. near s9th-st; 1o1 East
125th-sf.. 556 Tremont-Rye.; $50 3d-aye.. nsar
4i.t-st; oo4 Sd-ave:: 21o Riesskersss SO
21S Smith-st-; 1.0o4 Gates-aye- Newark. ~ Js
-79A Rroad-sts Also ar al A. %. 7. occsss
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
i1Sth Street

StresT
The approxirnate lien charge 70 sats
which tha above described is be sold IS Two
hundred and thirty
eirht 800 dollars S213 73sOS with interest thereon
from the 10th av July together with costs and
allowance amounting Three hundred and e.shtysevsn
together with the expenses OF the
sale The approximate oe the taxes easements
liens allowed TO the purchaser
oi NJ fhe nrchase money referee Is Five
thousand seven hundred and fftytwo 40-iOo dollars
(s5. T52
'7u' Wv GERARD ROBERTS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
f,nanrlal.
finanrial.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
To the Holders of Stock of
The CHICAGO, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company


Rk and ih Rnoa Cmpen 70 Iowa hereby
standing II Islam an Paa anyc c
the frs d o. be deposited the ~d Of nC OF
5 Company
of
o of
of
of
Id and Pcih py
laws the tat o vswrhr oacuhe line o railroad
al Comp
Stock
Cent GddB limited o
of fth
o. fp otherwise IN
f edge under
eundsae onaure Nmemb t. b rate
payable Cy free OF
principal ga
dd d
The Rk Island Cpa
rgag Its
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS
po,d place U 8 a3 II $ OF I9Sth-st two story and
attic frame dwelling. 21xS1-6; oscar Boerins
. 5i4 Maron-aye, owner, Raud WolfSang No
No Ts7 East ITTth-st architect 30
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01

HAWAIIAN AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. co.
OCCIDENTAL. AND ORIENTAL S. S. CO.
TOYO KISEN KAISHA.
pstusAn San Francisco Honolulu. Yokohama Kobe.
Nagasaki. Shfughei Hong Kong. .
steamers San Francisco at P NJ
COPTIC ..........AuEi 9lGAELIO sept 8
AMERICA MARU.A Aug. Is HoNGkoNG MARu- sept 10 10
KOREA ............ Aug. 26 CHINA sept ~
For freight passenger and general information Apply 70
$40 Broadway l Battery Place. Washington Buolns'
and 2s7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
hamburg 7AMERlGAM LINE

Bl u IIH u y M 70 u WH = I'D . Y u ~ = 0 W Iss
FOR PLYMOUTH-CH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
TWIN-sCREW EXPRESS sEfNICEoe % .,,
Victoria Aug AM Columbia Aug. 2s 10 AN
F Bismarck Aug 2l 10 AM A Sept. II, 10 AN
TWIN-SCREw PASSENGER SERVICE.
waidersee. Aug ) AM Moke. Aug. 10. 10 AN
Pennsylvania L. noon Patricia Aug 26 1880 A NJ
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.
Offices. 35 and 81 Broadway Piers. Hoboken. N j.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
SIN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

Ca, Francisco. July 51.-The official closing quo
.so,e for mining stocks to-day were follows
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
WinsIow, Lanier & Co., II Nassau ST., N. Y. City.

THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON The FOL-
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PA1AB Al
OUR BANKING G-HOCSE ON AND AFTER AUGUST
American Cotton OIL Co. 4iss.
Bedford. Ind. Funding Is
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Ry. Co 4s.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh General Mortgage
Gran County. Gravel Road IS.
Pittsburgh, Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co. 1st and 2d
Mortgage
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Ridgevile Ind. Public School ss
Red Key. Ind. School House IS
Summitville. Ind Main ST improvement.
Grant County Indiana. 6s and annual IS.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT,


~ OF NEW YoRK-Edward Hirsh and others. Pfan-
tfs against Emil Block and others. perercants- II
pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and SAFE GUY
date the S0th DAY July 1902 l. the undersigned the
will sell public
tion az the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No III
osdway, in Borough OF Manhattan. City q New
York 26th day OF August ls2 az i oSLccA noon
on that day hy Vincent RYAN. Auctonesr. the prem
ises directed BY said Judgment 70 be sold ana therein
described follows Ali that certain plot piece or pdrcs
OF land living being in the BcrcuSh OF Aa1naftan
T1tI- ~ New York bounded described follows
Sfnniug at the formed by the intersection OF tes
westerly side OF with the nortneriy SIDE
Of one hundred thirteenth street running thence
thIrtseh street hundred O0) feet thence norhsry
line with said westerly side or seventh
Avenue one hundred 900 feet and eleven I'D tnenes
thence eastery line parallel with said noFtner
side OF One thirteenth street one hundrst
1I6 feet 10 the side OF Seventh avenue
eT Avenue one hundred G00 feet and eleven I'D inches
To The corner place Of beginning togther with ne
all the estate and rights OF tne sa
Emu Block in and to the said premises
dated New York July 3lsT @ 100; --,--- r,s.
11-r = urouN & I-IIMAN Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 2S
TSroady1ay Borough OF Manhattan New IeIk Grey
The following diagram CT the property 20 oe 500
s described above the Street Number being NO Los
Seventh Avenue
--y7..77---------- 7th Ava
New-York tribune., 1902-08-01
coNsoLIDAIED &C Gas COMPANY OF PITTS
COUPONS FROM THE ABOVE DITE Al

GUST 1ST 1902. will be paid and after MATURITY
presentaon the office OF Brown Brothers & Com
50 Wall Street, New York City. brown
Sons. Baltimore Nd c J. BRAUN, Jr.. treasure