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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Nreeland-ave, northwest corner of Marrin-st.,
two story brick storage tanks, 6Sxf2: Standard
oil Company. $2679.
Marrin-st., northwest corner of Nreeland-av
four frame buildings Standard Oil Company.
$3.50
ured-dnd- y-SeVeuth-St TWO story frame dwell
ing house, 2NJ3; Annie y. Smith, No. Narcher-
ave. 5000
Alerations.-On hundred and ighty-seventh-st.
north side. 90 feet west of W aSSter-ave two story
frame dwelling house, 2ONSG; Julius Demerein, No.
j04 Lorillard Place, 500
-hundred-and -eightieth-st north side, 81 feet
of ClintOn-st, two story frame dwelling house,
3lXS6; Herman klumpp. No Is BaNter-St-, N.iC
West Farms Road, east side s. feet north Of One
hundred nd-SeVenty- Xth-st. one story and at
tic frame office. 2OXll; estate of Christian Erden-
brecher No. 2699 Thrd-ave., S125.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
Write for Prospectus
brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
NOTICE.
SPECIAL. NIEETING of the stockholders
New York Otlces Of the Company.
IS Broad Street, New York.


Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company will be held at
the Office Of the Cornany les Montague Street Borough
whether mortgage Of not exceeding $l5o0o0OO0 by
met Of its obligations contracted be contracted for
the exercise Of its corporate rights privileges or fran
cnses, for ether lawful purpose Of its ncorpora
Directors lay determine shan be consented to by
stockholders Of the Company at such meeting and for
directors shall authority under such regulations
they adopt confer the holder OF debt or
the principal thereof than twelve
years from the date Of the mortgage into stock OF the
amendments the bylaws Of the corporation shall be
Amend Article l. Section l. 10 read AZ follows
Art l.. Section l. The annual meeting Of stockholders
Tor the election 81 directors 70 serve as hereinafter Pro
held AZ noon On tie iast Friday - January in each YEAR
for which they shau geyertliv 9d oics by dividing
The thr5 Gas ~ i've d:-ec.t~z A. the annual meeting
the second GAS shall be elected for term of two years
the successors Of the directors Of class whose term
expire during that shan be elected 70 hold
office of three that the term cf
Office class u directors shall expire each year
Article IL. Section / In case OF any vacancy In the
directors OF class through death resignation, dis
affirmative vote 81 majority thereof may elect sue
h5d Office Tor the uneXpel portion II the term
director whose place shall D vacant and until the
The Transfer Books viii close Friday: February 2sh
the Immediately succeeding the nnal adjournment
-' BRooEIlY arm i, -. TI; :! J; eo2PANY
February y, 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

a. oco Columbus and Toledo Railroad Company
per bonds due August, 1893. coupons
FEBRUARY 9e4
20 shares Gallatin National Bank--..-.. 4S9s&
- shares New-NOrk Security and Trust COM
shares Central Trust Company. 1880 =
- shares Norton Trust Company. loo
ia shares American Surety Company. 1b2
shares NeTv-York National Exchange Bank. 23l
30 shares National Bank Of Commerce :-5i
- shares Bauk Of New-hork, National Bank
ing Association 345
70 shares Lawyers Title Insurance Company. 1868
s. 0o1 Judge Company Glass A !
money mortgage gold bonds
-oUpons J, ne and December .....,......,l.. 81
So n00 City Of Savannah Ca per bonds,
due 1909. coupons February, May August
and November .................. ioT
81 shares North American Trust Company. 49,. $50
n shares Trust Company Of America .2e5is -2SG
30 shares Celluoid Company. ~
& CO Consolidated Water COMPANY Of Utica
N ~ first mortgage per cent bonds.
due 1873" coupons January and July. ....... 100
II oh1 indianapolis Gas Company nTSt mortgage 6
per cent bond. due 1920 coupons May and
8 On ri-> Of Galveston > per limited
n0naS. due 1881 coupons January end July,
January. l5u2. coupons n. 6Si-
n shares National CITY Bank -....-...-.....
- shares G. 4 Fuller Company preferred
10 shares National Park Bank C46
- shares Morton Trust Company 075
- SHARES Mount Morris Bank................. 2351,
=" shares National Bank OF Commerce ...-... 800
- shares National Park Bank.-............. 645ia
?" shares Market and Fulton National Bank. 257
100 shares National Citizens 223ia -224
=" shares United States Mortgage and Trust
tCr1IG0s -.-.-----..-- as
shares Bank Of New-York. National Bank
ing ISOLATION go
10 shares Manhattan Company Bank 32T
shares Mercantile National Bank. .-..-....,
- shrre~ PhruiT National Bank .--........... 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK., y. \.
NOTICE is hereby given that, by order of the
- Board Of Directors Of the New Amsterdam Ma
t,or.I Rank NJ New York, special meeting Of the
stockholders the Association called and Will be held
me ONCE at Broa Thirtynnth Street Borough
81 Manhattan New York CITY. Monday. the tenth day
Of March 1902 AT o'clock. noon. vote reso-
i1tior under provisions of the OF MAY I.
1854 the capital this Association be increased
the sum Of two hundred nifty thousand dollars max
ing the capital i've hundred thousand dollars and
f,,Tther that additional shares stock be issued
therefor ~ the par hundred Sl00 0ol dollars
each 10 be proportionatey the existing stock
holders At par 100000 share, and - transact
such other business pertain thereto.
ted York. February Fourth, 1902
~ r R. MOORE President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
WELL KNOWN HOTELS LEASED

The Austin Corbin Banking Company. owners OF
the New Park Inn Hotel az Rockaway Park Long
Island have leased il for term OF years to E D.
Virgins who was for many years proprietor OF
hotels at Moosehead Lake, Ne; Old Orchard Beach
Me and Nantasket Beach, Mass The lease was
made thrugh Matthew J. Ward & Co, hotel
brokers
r, o. Joslyn. of this city, has leased for tern,
of years the Hotel Jefferson, at Watkins N Y
and takes possession March / 1902 This lease
was also made through Matthew ]. Ward Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

Charles A. Casey took title yesterday to a small
strip OF land. The strip has frontage OF FIVE
inches and Is the south side of Sixty-sixth-st
1905 feet of Central Park West. IL extends
100 feet inches He obtained title 10 the strip from
W Edgar Pruden for $3.50
Title another small strip of land was also
transferred yesterday. IL was parcel having a
frontage of seven inches and the south side OF
Forty-sixth St, $50 feet west OF Lexington-ave II
extends 1905. Title to il taken by Rcllin q
Newton from James White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
PLANS FILED FOR TWELVE STORY HOTEL.

Plans have been filed at the Buildings Depart
ment. Manhattan. for twelve story brick hotel
10 be built the north side OF Forty fourth-st.
145 feet east Of StXth-aVe. The hotel will have
frontage of 1.l0 feet and depth of 81 feet.
The Puritan Realty Company. of No 81 Wall
St. is the owner and G. Starrett, of the same adj
dress. is the architect. The estimated cost is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co. No. Nassau
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS

closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. by the Councilman & Day pri-
vate wire from William ?. BonbrEht & Co Of
Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
Jefferson 6 CIearfieId Coal 6 Iron Co

list Ntgc. , Per Cent. Gold BOndH.
SINKING FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals VIII be up to ?. NJ Thurs
day March 2oIh 1892 by the Guaranty Trust Company
Of New York 65 Cedar Street New York city. the
sale II. Trustee price not exceed los and
interest Of sufficient bonds this
company invest the Of Thrty-thTee thousand
elever Dollars aid e.gtytwo 1888 Ill
envelopes, addressed
Guaranty Trust Company Of York. and endorsed
Jefferson * CIearfield Coal Sinking
GEO. II. CLUNE. Treasurer.
Rochester, y. Y. February 18th. 1902
YOUNG MAN. -, EDUCATED COMMERCIAL
EXPERIENCE, DESIRES SITi ALTON WITH
BOND HOT Sc or PRIVATE PROMOTER, no
LEARN III SINESS: SALARY IHIMATERIAI. j.
H., Boa IL, 1912 BROADWAY.
THE GLENHAM MILLS property for sale.
See advertisement under Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
vEsEY-sr. PROPERTY REFORMED SOLD.

SNII@LI
r. J. Casey is reported to have sold No. u 10 IS
Vesey-st. three three story frame buildings
plot Al 7x4sx407Hx49.11 feet. for the Vesey Realty
Company. The owner of record is Stella r. Mae
Donald Mr. Casey has also sold for John Todd
Nos $50 and 152 Baxter-st.. three and four story
frame building, plot Soak irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
proposals.
ngineer, NIatanzas, Cuba,

OFFICE of District Engineer, Natanzas, Cuba.
~ January Is 1e02-sealsd proposals the erection
Fretght-house, Pier Railroad and Brdses at Matsn
Zas received this Office until twelve o'clock
noon March g. 1902 and then publicly opened Informa
ton furnished application. JNO. :. WYNN, Captain
I'd Cavalry District Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

CORNER PLOT IN MADISON-AVE. SOLD.
II l. Phillips and Z. NJ. Friedlander have sold for
Charles NJ. Goodrich 20 Klein & Jackson plot DIX
feet at the southeast corner Of Madson-ave and
Seventy ninth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
SALE OF PARCEL FRONTING IN DUANE-sT

]. N HALEY & Son have sold for Lucy BUTLER TO
II Lehman Nos. and 10 Duane-st. and Nos s3S
and 24o William-st four story buildings, a plot
81. 4X5S 7x2&x699 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

VALUED AT MORE THAN $4,000
Frank f. Smith has sold No c to IS East Tween
tieth-st an eight story freproof building. for the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Company. The price
is said be $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
The Water Power is Unfailing & Abundant

The dam a solid structure, witt n fall
So feet with wheels. yielding 500 horse
tn buildings are brick iron. most substantially
constructed, consisting Of:
Power Building one story and basement; 1ax4O feet:
Machine and Carpenter shop. story and
- feet FireprJof Warehouse. three stories BASEMENT
iS3xIJ feet Weaving Building
Carding Spinnlng Building 42Sx6O
eer
Ing story. 2f0xI64 IS Sizing Building ore
story. SO5x25 feet Finishing story S3ox2a
feet: Color Mixing Chemical Building. ana one
stories 120x60 feet Picker Building story
The Power Building Is equipped with so inch bv
IL feet tubular boilers and with COriiss engines
horsepower each. suxv
together IN conjunction with
water power. all In perfect condition
There brick buildings for
the accommodation OF superintendent operators with
the mill grounds.
The property viii be sold price and on
terms.
Correspondence Solicited.
For further particulars. appI-
office q OF la Hilton in he
Stewart Building. $50 Broadway. New York City.
IDIAINFIELD.-Most desrabiie section; ten rooms.
large plot; two fronts. trolley Inquire
East Front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

The buildings be readily adapted other purpose
liberal hoor space. commOdiOus storage
cations and unfailing are
The property will sold. complete with trz
Equipment IoF CARPET MANUFACTURES. without the
Tc9ief II embraces about = acres OF land the
an trek. IN the village OF MatteaWan
the station OF FshkilI the New York Central ara
city Of New York. ~ -
The line OF The Newburgh. Duchess and Connscticue
win the y Y. Central and y Y. New England,
houses and sheds. ~
4 trolley line from FishSill-on-Eudson passes ths'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
Crust Companies.
MORTON TRUST
COMPANY

&Id1Nl HAN Is
So NASSAU STREET.
Capital, S2,oQ1.1GD
Surplus 6 Undivided Profits. 81 100000
OFFICERS
LRyIP. MORTON, President
THOMAS f. RYAN, Nice-President
JAMES n. CORBIERF I'd yice-Prest
I'm. FRANCIS. Secretary
CHARLES A. CONANT, Treasurer
EUGENE f. VARET. Asst. Secretary
G. l.. NSILMERDING. Asst. Secretary
H.B. BERRY, Trust Officer
DIRECTORS,
John Jacob Astor. Joseph Larocquo.
George +. Baker, ID. o. Mills,
Edward j. Berwind. Levi p Morton
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A, McCurdy,
James ID. Duke, ". G, Oakman,
Henry N. Flagler. George Foster feaoooS'
G.. G. Haven. samuel hea'
Joseph c. Hendrix, Ehhu Root
Ahram 8 Hewitt, Thomas T. Ryan,
lanes n JarvIc Jacob III. Schin,
Walter s. Johnston, John Sloane.
y JuiUiard, william {. Whitney.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
LEVI p. MORTON.
THOMAS f RYAN,
EDWARD j. DERwIND,
G.. G. HAVEN,
JOSEPH c. HENDRIX
JAMES y. JARNIE,
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY.
JACOB II. SCHIFF,
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
Dipi0en0 Nonces.
international Paper Company,
30 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK.
10th Regular Quarterly Preferred Dividend.

international Paper company,
30 BROAD STREET. NEW YORK
10th Regular Quarterly Preferred Dividend.
February %, 1902.
gg! 1tS' eod sS' oS hnD ' ,i iI ' F
April l. 1907 stock holders Of record OF
Traas1eG books Of ae Preerea Sta T d3se on the
i'' a'y Of March 1907 ana 'T.Ta HlDE l s5r,ary
NTERNATIoNAI. Isl; sIl.vFss coarAN y 1000
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day qqartgry. dividend Of ore Ter cent
pany payable April 1907 stockholders OF
March 1902 ana reoreaei at ten April .. 1892
'''s''e WIZ GEORGE ROCKWELL sosy.
Omce Ontario silver Mining Co.
MILLS BUILDING. T. BROAD STREET ,ooo
p1vlDEE%%T0 so %o. : 223 -''' 'S0-'
\ DIVIDEND of Thirty Ciol cents per share
aai qef cooks Gs e5S a aSS9 I'm Nq5S 10th 1902
+'''''@' ''e IorNsBERY ( Co Transfer Agents
PEoRIs : EAsTER RI. R ;a11,y AaT5oc co,
Now York, February 20 1902
PY ORDER of the Board of Directors of this
- Company four cent interest VIII be paid upon
1862 upon SURRENDER OF c&R % z coz ' Treasurer
minneapolis & st. Louis r.. II. Co.
COUPONS due March 1st, 1902, from First &
- FefundnE Mortgage - Bonds Of this Company viii
oe5te 81 The central Trust COMPANY No.
T. II DAVIS. Treasurer
AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER co.
COUPONS No = due March !. 1902, from
y Mortgage Bonds 81 the AMERICAN HIDE AND
LEATHER COMPANY viii paid and after that date
by COLONIAL. TRUST COMPANY 222 Broadway, New
York GEO. \. HILL. Treasurer
AMERICAN GRASS TwINE co.
New York Feb 2Sth, 1902
THE directors of The American Grass Irvine
co have this day declared a quarterly dividend Of
one and onA-quarter per payable Aprl lst 1902 20
stockholders Of record the close Of business March
The transfer books will he closed New York from
P March 18th. 1902. and reopen az 10 a NJ, april
End 1902. 9. P HoNLANb secretary
RepuhItc Iron & Steel Company.
Dividend No. IL.
THE nth quarterly dividend of ONE AMI
TTtRi1E-oUARTERs PER CENT. upon the preferred
49, ~ f6is C-orpany has been declared payable April
The transfer books will close March 18th 1902 Il
reopen April LIST 1902 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
' YsBRAND r. HAAGSMA. Secretary
0F-FTcE or THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
New York. Fetruar, 10Th. 1902
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Ameri-
can coal COMPANY, Of Allegaay County. MARYLAND
have THIS dav sem-annua dividend Of rye Per
cent upon capal stock Of the Company payable ~
'nis ONCE ." GEORGE NJ BoWLBy. Secretary
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
THE coupons maturing March 1st, 1902, upon
this Conlpanys bonds. secured by mortgage on the
JACKSON LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD
viii he paid after that date al the once OF 'ne
'-a's"'S luz CHARLES +. cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
CHIC4GO STOCKS

tHICtuO STU n y.
Furnished by Tracy q Co. No 40 wall-st1
Open High. Low. Close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
THE coupons maturing March 1st, 1902 upon
Il this Company's secured by mortgage on the
JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD
viii he raid on that date the once or mo
"-a'si'' +-- CHARLES +. cox. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

PEORIA EASTERN RAILWAY 60.
Central Station Room 2lo- 49,
New York, February 60. 1902.
RY ORDER Of the Board of Directors of this
- Company per cent. interest viii be paid uPoI
Is Mortgage Bonds this Office on April LIST
1902 upon surrender ~ the coupons then maturing
49, CHARLES r COX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27
INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY
Me-ideu. Conn, Feo'y rs 1902
1 T MEETING of the Board OF Director

Omce Ontario silver Mining Co.
MILLS BUILDING. l. BROAD STREET
New York, February 10Th. 1902.
DIVIDEND 40. ~.
4 DIVIDEND of Thirty ci0l cents per shar
has been declared. payable March 10th. 1902.
Transfer books close March 7th. 1902
LOUNSBERY & co. Transfer Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-02-27

The Board Directors day declared the regular
quarterly dividend az OSE AND ONE-EfAIF PER
CENT. 2c,j the Preferred Capital Stock. payable
April !. 1907 to Preferred stock holders Of record OF
March H. 190.
Checks will be mailed
Preferred stock viii close on
I4th day March. 1907 APRIL J.. 1902
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18
Davis sells paints.
COMMITTEES OF THE FRIENDS
Yearly Meeting Names Important Ones
for Church Work During
Coming Period.

osKALoosA, Ia, Sept. 17.-(special.)-
The yearly meeting Of Friends has Just
closed here and the leading committees for
work In the western field, including Ne
braska, were appointed. These committees
are:
Committee on Indian Affairs-J. F. Had
ley, Indianola; A. J. Pemberton, Marshall
e% " Dec sSel M %i so"l Jesse s'p u. DAVIS Sds.oG Gr ne8-
vile; Anna swallum, Hubbard; A.. W.
NeWl, WALLACE. Nebi Jsmes Jones Kel,
Hunt, washington Springs s. d. Barclay
3: Watson, Oskaloosa; Joel Townsend,
Mo- Pla d0Gp Mi MeS'i SMITH geFemi pen oSain st e1aas1
Hibbs, Patton; Elwood Tatum, West
branch; Edward Andrews, Allen. Neb
Miles, Baggville Mills, Neb.
C9mmittse on suppression Of Liquor
bennett. MSTshailt9wn; Alistgs J, HAadisy,
Earlham; Hannah Cook, Des Moines;
Charles Conn. Spencer; William Resee.
senjamln Webb, MinipeaP9iigi CASPER Han,
son 'O6:o Harrison s q D.i Ira 2: KsSI sS o sEon
Stalker. Richlandi George Bond, Cotton
wood; William Levi Scranton; Edward F.
Neb,; BENJAMIN Tabor. Mabel, Mimi. Rob
crt II. McDorman, Bloomfield, Neb.
Weldon. isa; I. B. Mendenhaif, MaPshsiI,
own; S. e. Lewis. EaTlham; A. M. Hin
shaw, Des Moines: Mary r. Hornaday,
lkoboji; s.. +. Hammer, New Providence;
W, II. Hooker, Grant, Neb Joseph Arnold,
~.ynnville; Patience White, Minneapolis
iesse Cook, Mount Vernon, s.. D.; Lucy
fogers, New Sharon; Rowland Townsend,
Central City, Neb. Rachel Crumley, Pleas
ant Plain; J. T.. Gibson. Salem; j. w. VIII
son, Glidden; Mahlon Oliphant, West
9ranch; George Chase, Allen, Neb.; Louisa
r.. Johnson. Hesper; Cinthia Hiatt, Lynch.
Book and Tract COMMUNICATIONS Horner,
Earlham; Alice @. Lewis, Des Moines;
Nary r. Hornaday, Okoboji; Laura Reece,
Sew Providence. William Watson, We
langO, Neb. Hattie Meredith, Lynnville,
rohn Warren. Minneapolis; Curtis HOckett.
Harrison, s. d. Rosina Page. New Sharon.
ruth Joyce, Clarks, Neb. Ezra Hadley,
Woolson; Alma J. Kellum. Salem; Ira
5app, Rolston; Lille @, Hopes, Muscatine.
Welburn Roberts, Allen, sch; Rebecca
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18
plumbing and heating. s,1by & Son.
Matters in Federal Court.

SNNA
Judge Smith MCPHERSON dismissed the
federal court petit jury yesterday morning,
as there were no cases to be tried before
1t. Except for a few bankruptcy matters
the business Of this term was completed
yesterday.
In the suit Of the United States against
Former Marshal Frank P. Bradley the mo-
tion on the part Of the government to
strike out that portion of Bradley's coun-
1895 as the money that the government
sought to recover formed part Of the APP
preparation for 1898, was argued and taken
under advisement by the court. The gov
ernment commended that II Bradley had
any claim against the department for SER
vices rendered In 1898 his proper course
was to bring suit in the United States court
OF claims and that he had no authority to
retain a portion Of the money appropriated
by the department for the maintenance of
the marsbal's ONCE in 1898.
The motion on behalf Of the petitioning
creditors in the bankruptcy case OF Brun-
ing Brothers of Breda, Ia, to dismiss the
proceedings brought by them was overruled
and several firms. among the number being
hve or six implement firms of this city,
were permitted to intervene.
Charles Mapes of Stuart, Ia, indicted in
Des Moines for bootlegging and whose
case was transferred here, entered a plea
of guilty. He was sentenced to thirty
days in the county Jail and TO pay a
fine OF 5000. the mittimus not to be issued
until further orders from the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18

Bluffs Friday in custody Of Deputy Sheriff
Baker. The Indictment under which he
was arrested charges hin with the embez-
element Of f3s433 from the Scottish Union
Insurance company during the months Of
October, November and December, 1901.
Casady's arrest at Burlington. Kan, was
brought about through the efforts Of the
bonding company, which is said TO have
been on his trail ever since he made his
sudden departure from Council Bluffs after
a former charge Of embezElement had been
compromised through the efforts OF his
friends.
Mrs. Sophie Jenkins was granted a d.
vorce from w. c. Jenkins.
Mrs. Augusta Davidson, who alleged that
her husband, Lars Peter Davidson, had de-
serted her and returned to his home in
Denmark to live. was awarded 1925. being
money that Davidson had on deposit In the
Oflcer q Pussy bank.
In the suit Of Lewis Hammer against
Ben Marks and w H. Ware to recover on
a note given as a committee OF the Council
Bluffs Wolf and Fox Hunting club, Judge
Macy found for Hammer and made all the
members Of the club responsible for their
share OF the Indebtedness.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18
PREMIER BOND is SATISFIED
newfoundland Statesman Pleased with
of Fisheries Treaty
which He IL Negotiating.

NEW YORK, Sept. 17,-Sir Robert Bond,
premier Of Newfoundland. who recently
visited Washington with the object of fur
thering a fisheries reciprocity treaty with
the United States, is in this city. RsgSrd-
ing reports that his mission had been q
failure, he said:
was unable to accomplish anything In
Washington the other day simply because
Acting Secretary of State Adee needed TO
consult the president in order TO get au-
thority to begin negotiations. During the
Interval of the slight delay occasioned by
the necessity of consulting the president
at Oyster Bay / took advantage OF my
freedom to come to this city for reasons
o. private business.
l am waiting now until negotiations can
be properly carried on. / expect 10 return
to Washington for that purpose the latter
Part OF this week or the first OF next.
/ do not see any indications that the
project will fail of success. II Is not, OF
course. proper TO make public at the pres
ent time any Of the propositions which /
may submit, but l have no reason to be-
lieve that they will not be well received.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-18
switchman killed at Carroll.

CARROLL, Ia, Sept. 17.-(speciaI.)-
Dave s~hollenberger. a switehmsn in the
Carroll yards, met death in a peculiar man
ner today. In attempting to make a flying
switch with a carload Of cinders he slipped
on the brake beam underneath the cars and
was terribly mangled, the wheels cutting
one leg on and crushing the head. About
two years ago he met with a similar acct
dent, but was fortunate in saving his life.
after a long confinement in the hospital.
His brother John was working with him
and threw the switch az the time Of the
accident. The inquest was held this after
noon and the funeral will be held Thursday.