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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Kick and Forfeit Game.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. Especial Tele-
gram. )-Humboldt High school forfeited the
game played here with Fort Dodge High
school last evening, with the score stand
Humboldt kicked on the referees decision
and left the field. The game was closely
contested and both teams were evenly
matched.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Foot Bali at west Point.

WEST POINT. Neb.. Oct. 4.-(special)-
The West Point Rifles have organized a
manager OF last falls eleven, reelected to
that position and with Edward Baumann
as captain. Practice has commenced and a
daV.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
joe Cans Hand Hurts.

BUFFALO, Oct. Awhile boxing with
Herman Miller yesterday Joe Cans Injured
one of his hands and today asked to have
the bout between himsslf and Kid Mozart
land postponed for a week. The date OF
the contest has accordingly been changed
to October 13.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Fir.t defeat in Two Years.

RAPID CITY, g. D.. oct. Especial
Telegram THE State School Of Mines foot
that Il has known in two years at the
hands Of the Lead team. Score, 6 TO y. The
Lead team was too heavy for the school
ter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
nohertr Wins Final.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE final in the COW
cred court lawn tennis championship of
Europe resulted in a victory for II. L. Do
herty, who defeated H. s. Mahoney. The
score was As, GA. 6-3, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
From a SIAN Correspondent.(

LINCOLN, Oct. 4.-(Special.)-The Lin
coin High school eleven defeated the High
school team from Columbus in a poorly
played game on the university gridiron this
afternoon. The score was Is to 0. The Co
lumhus boys could make little Roadway
sga.~"t their more skilled opponents. and
the muddy grounds made end running and
lodging impossible. The first half resulted
in IL for Lincoln. The second was cut
short. The teams lined up:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Touchdowns: Hart. Burke. Kafer. Goals
from touchdowns: Dewitt 90. Goal from
Princeton. Umpire: Minds of University
Of Pennsylvania Hnemen: Bannard OF
Princeton and Hean OF Lehigh. Timer:
Twenty minutea.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
One Each AZ boston.

BOSTON, oct. 6.-The base ball season
with the National league ended here today
with a double-header, in which New York
and Boston broke even. In the first Ma
larkey was sent In against Matthewson,
and while he was hit harder. he kept the
batting scattered. Long played a mag
chances. In the second game errors by
Demont and timely batting gave New York
five runs and the game. Boston managed
TO score a single run I'm the eighth, pre-
venting a shutout. McGinnity had the
best of the pitching. Attendance. LIB:
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

-, earned runs Plttsburg, 81 Cinclnnati, l.
hits: Clarke, Bransfeld. Sebring,
Philippi, Beckley. Three-base hits: Clarke,
wagner, Brans1eld. Stolen base: Donlln.
Double plays: Ritchey to Wagner to
Bransfield, Sebring to Ritchey to Wagner,
to Ptltz. First base on balls:
on Phillippi, 2; of Beckley. /; on Seymour,
:. Struck out: BY P%hillippi, s; by Beckley,
2 Wild pitch: Seymour. Passed ball:
Vickers. Time: las. Umpire: O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Too Muddy at Iowa city.

IOWA CITY. Ia, Oct. A.-(Special Tele-
game between Iowa and the
Normal, scheduled for this afternoon,
was not PLAYED on account OF the muddy
OF the Iowa field.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Earned runs: Chicago, 2; St. Louis, l..
Sacrifice hits: King, Menefee, Nichols.
Yerkes, Brashear. Double plays: strang
90 tinker 10 C9GSbmGe, scaaney to Strang'
Bases on balls: on Yerkes, 8; of Norris
sey, a. Struck out: BY Yerkes, 2; by Nor
rissey, 2. Left on bases Chicago, Z; st.
Louis, s. Time: 1:2s. Umpire: Brown.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Oct. 4-(special Tele-
~Eram.)-The first foot ball game OF the
season was played here today between
M~orninEside college and Yankton college.
Morningside won. IS to o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Cures
0runkardS
Secretly
Free Package of the Only Success
full Cure Known for Drunken
ness sent to All Who send
Name an Z ADDRESS.
IL Cnn BE Put secretly into Food
or COnee and QuickIy Cures the
Drink Habit.

Few men become drunkards from choice
or inclination-all welcome release from
the awful habit. Golden Specific will cure
the worst habitual drunkard. This won
derful remedy can be administered by wife
or daughter, in food, tea, coffee or milk,
without causing the slightest suspicion.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
O-CREIGHTON
lincoln High school Easy Winner.

Summary-Time OF haIVes: Fifteen min
utes. Touchdowns: Welsh, McGovern. Off,
Gals: Thomas and Mcdonald.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
The lineup:
AMHERST.

pire: l.. 7. Bliss. Linesmen: Worthingtcn
OF Yale, Tay of Amherst. Touchdowns;
downs: McClintock, Bowman (H. Length
of halves; Twenty and twenty-five min
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Little Doing Mt st. Louis.
ST. LOU

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4-St. Louis and Chi
cage played a s~even-inning tie game at
League park this afternoon, 1t was very
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
BATES.

Umpire: .; W. HaIIoMeIi' HeIeTSe: Huy
Element of Bates. Touchdowns: Piper co
Lindsay, Mater. Goals: Barnard ~, DAILY
Time: Two 15-minute halves.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
BOSTON.
NEW YORK


plays: McGinnity to McGann, Smith to Nc
Gam, Brodie to Bowerman. First base on
balls: on Willis, !; of McGinnity, 2. Struck
OUT: BY Willis, 5; by McGinnity, 2. wild
pitch: Willis. Time: 1:15. Umpires: Eason
and Cronin.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Donavan Wants a Flight.

Dave Donavan. a featherweight boxer
wishes 10 challenge any us or ~l2opound
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Games Postponed.
At Philadelphia-Philadelph Brooklyn
game postponed; wet grounds.
StandInn of the Eenmn

Games today, windup of the season.:
Pittsburg at Cincinnati, Chicago at st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

Stolen bases: McGann smith, Dexter,
Bresnahan, Lush, Tenney. Double play:
Dunn TO Brodie. Struck out: BY Matthew
son, z. Passed ball: Bowerman. Time:
1870. Umpires: Eason and Cronin.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05
Friends
Make


Half the people in the worlo
are far from being physically
perfect and many of them are
so hampered that life is only
half worth living. Hundreds
of such people discuss their
troubles with us and in many
cases, even where treatment
is not desired or necessary,
obtain advice of much benefit
and profit. The last quarter
of a century has been produc-
tive of great possibilities in
the treatment and cure of pri-
vate diseases, and we feel
just a little fattered that our
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-05

OAawa Q. sioux City D.

Substitutes for Columbus, C. Deland
Post.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 3 CspeciaD.-storny weather eNet
where and firm cables advanced wheat prices ~
70 nc early the December making the pest , Id,s
r,lnass in the trade large receipts at Minneapohs
-rs -. ,ra ser.;ce finally made the market
weak one for the active futures. feature All
dsv was the relative strength of the peceihoei'
.ts discount under May only 2Ssc at the close COM
pared with sac Tuesday night Ihe DeceniOel
strength was variously explained lhere "as
good demand for the higher grades OF wheat neie
ans or Fsurfalo cargo OF Duluth No. SOLO at
Buffalo at the highest price OF the sesson
lively But there was also an ioea TIA. '''e
ter rrjce was given some help IN oIuei 10 nan nan
noks,ple ssles of the May. The general trade was
s,,on ,ro WIRES frorn the West were working
slowly. some not working at all WINE 'he Jns
ana MAJ closed iLc 10 ssc lower, the Decehlotf ~
closed Sc 10 &c higher. The May opened at tess0'
d between 7ese soseS smf at as ssc MINNEAPOLIS receipts
We're double last year sbes We're up about
as naues as The advance here yesder,asay' warm
Argentine news bearishs lne me. armo,,r was
and bright SO far was apparent
snd then weak at the close on predetono o,n ., wod
wave. II is taken for granted; ;.b ina normai winter
conditions Nav opened at 437sc, solo @ ss6 ~
sna sc and closed at zsse e5ae Receipts were III
cars Thursdays estimate lso cabies aaS beher ro
The speculative Trade was entirely local , some
board doing buying do nnt ,Hbe,s VIZ The sea-
Iless.ling. clearances were iss'"o 'Us'i'
had he sort OF fileSt u.
ss corn and wheat-frs ctonally higher prices sats M
rains Tley closed sc to &c ioEel ~. @
tfsaciian ~ a cols wave December closed Al Slc,
Nay s2%c Receipts were l2s cars ,,,sber c,ear-
snees were 5000 bushels. Elevator pprsorIs 49, -
ceiling May and buying December lan Ss.9 n~sb
large deliveries In the afternoon-aoou Js,''
es AL put out by Harrfs-Gafes. WHO nave ""
to,;s Inc cash oats for some time ,,,,s for
iDsie The cash lard is commanding 1a lpc r ne
asoenbes loose, which means about Iysher pas Ia
sinser tterced fnr shipment up 70 Decelllpe - A ia
logs were sc higher, with 500 mere ies
sssnpeeted.. There we're 5000 hogs West. against
-SsssS last year -
Alssax closed the same as Tuesday-Decempef,
- and May. s. o.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter F. Meyer & Co: Lenox-ave and i4oth-st
90 11x2O story h: foreclosure SALE Hynan
SOnn ct al agt David Pollack ct al: Morris Hayra9
atty: William I, Turner. judgt, Ss9paS
costs. s36s $3.50 os prior mort e2o ooo to
the plaintiff for SSe $50
13Sth-s 25xs5; story fat h foreclosure sale Alice
& Sarles William Lyman ct al; Louis Doye alt
Frank Hendrick ref due on udst sls SCI @ Costs $Si<
etc. S1,0le so: to the plaintiff for Sle.uee
L Wells: Madison ST. 100 tt 5 OF Morris
Par-ave, 50X1op: partition SALE Catnarlna
Paul II Schnabel ct al; John Davis, atty
Godkin ref; Herman Wauer for $3.50 Iost-
81 n s so of Iexington-ave. 240xlon.f1 vacant:
foreclosure sale. Mutual Life Insurance company as
Jonas NJ Iibbey ct al: Russell & Percy attys EdMara
Fox S31 ds6 So: costs 1925 49, taxes
withdrawn.
By BRYAN I, Kennedy Prospects, $. 525 OF q 3
of l5Sth-st lots, each 25o2 from ss56 Withdrawn:
also PSI IT e OF Prospect-aNe
lots 25x1Oo public auction to Wesseirnsn for
a client for $4,000
non Place Kings Heights SosxaoS1e
Plat ct al. trus- agt
William Ogden Giles al: Abram Jacobson atty Marcus
Schnitzer ref Judgt. S. 2+S 10 costs sSf %;
taxes etc 81 Ti6 "a the plaintiff for $1,000
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
aT7cTIoN SALES TO-DAY.

R, George r Read: as 1t of Lexing-
ton-ave esx1OO. .5x23x100.5 story and base dwg h;
nun auc 2f Il9th-st 151S II Of Madison ave ID sx
100 II. story base dwE h: pub auc
BY Vincent A Ryan: 323 6sth-st g. $3.50 II OF I'd
6xaS ox2 h. ] exte1-
sion. M T Barry sgt t Barry et al: ] Giea~
sor ,ttv- H * Book staver etc. s1I %. part-
tion. a, . 49, ,a.L - - = &c 9 ., . OF
Frosdway T5x9s g. story blsRst n kilner ct a. as
Parker e 81; 81 az KS n
By y phoenix Ingrahan: Bronxdale-cve W g. 0ot II n
80 I-,nsellaave slxS5 Sx5Gx923 tNo H. z A Purdy agt
Mar Seiferd ct al: Coleman D. attys A Walsh ref:
" 3 5o4 IT n Of Coumbus-sye 5Oxe0 1lxoexs's tN9 q
ean ssf same: ref; amount due. 81 COL
taxes Etc S1I3 &c. Bronxdale 1913 II OF Nor
ris Park-ave, % 2xf tNo 81 ass
50 y: NortiI-st 1T5 IT of Jeroms-ars sxoo
rJolroas : Anderson ct al; H NJ Johnston atty
a II sarashon, ref: amount due. 1907 o2 taxes exc
eosi nrior mort $500: Lincoln cor isth-
a0xSo story dwg h. with story ok extension MAJ
&Ioone,J al. W i Croak. atty
ref: taxes etc Partition Giles Place
bet seixvvick-ave and 3sthst- being lots . 20 20
- O Giles. 1Sxlp; 3 t Rics
az a pr,1s AR w o Giles w p Chambers attyi
$3.50 ref. amount due S5 492 OF: etc. 1882 10
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
finarrlul.
PARTNER and TEMPORARY LOAN

One O individuals who command the use
Of SO 600 100000 from three six months To be
financing promoting oil company VIII have
Company OF your selection to make transfers.
furnish money will be absolutely
and will be returned at the end of time men
consideration of loan. VIII cash or give
liberal Of stock in company which VIII pay
less than 1870 from organization Property CONSISTS
land. for several defined locations
wells making about 40 barrels per day
The party inserting this u interest ana wants 10
the and form company: is manufacturer OF
son resident of Penn ana West Virginia OIL
give coed bank references as TO integrity and
stan opportunity that VIII you to
look into possibilities great Address ". G. NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

F. Francois Fouquet yesterday took title to No
AS to 479 Seventh-ave. 545xeo feet. from Theresa
Solomon.
s osgood Pell & Co have sold for William NJ
Benjamin to Derrick Lane three lots. 75x1oos1s
feet, the north side of Eighty-eighth-st.. 200
feet east of F1fth-ave. Mr.. Benjamin bought these
lots about a month from the City Real Prop
erty Investing Company.
Buowa & Bullowa, attorneys have pur-
chased for client for investment the two five
story store and tenement buildings, Nos 2.o99 and
2,10l Second-ave., One-hundred and -ninth-st.
for about $4,000; size of plot 5oxloo feet.
Montgomery & Seitz have sold for E Purdy No.
153 East Sixty-third-st, three story and base
ment dwelling house. 16x10o5 feet. This house has
been sold twice within month by this firm OF
Arthur r. Parsons has scld No. ss Columbia-st..
a four story front and three story rear building
Bernard Freund has bought from Walter r. Ben
jamin No 3o2 West hundred and -fourteenth-st
Hall ]; How Go: have sold for John Tewnshsnd nd
dwelling houses. on a lot 25xlOo. II feet ,,o.,,,a
owepfeld & s Prayer have bought from Matlda n1s
building on a lot 25xio2.2 feet.
Lowenfeld Prayer haye also bought from J9nn
tenth-st. old building, lot 25xlOon feet
m and @ aE % haS s3 to- %o Ee
on @ Lot 4S es and to os Adsst s FEET at h
northeast corner Of Allen and p, Delaney 81 stT
s 5Ss sod sGT 'Gs as n Old
buildings. on a plot 5ox1oo feet. ~
Nnetieth-st.. six story building on lot 2oxlo"s
feet. 80.
Sarah Stein has sold to Isaac Cohen No lZo
Lewis-st. a six story building. a lot 25xi0 feet
Nicholson & Co have leased for q term or years
six story building at Iaight and Coliister sts 70
the Denver Manufacturing Company. The same
firm has also leased store and basement corner OF
Prince-st. and West Broadway. to the Herring
Hall-Marvin company; store and basement NO. -
Maiden Lane. Of Liberty Place, to the Porto
BiGG Cigar tW9 loIrs m To the nite
States Rubber Company and John B. Watkins: Two
lofts corner of Broadway and Fran rklin-st. to the
Andrew Jergens Company and Charles +. Semons
e. Co and No 453 459 Water-st.. running through
to South-st to the Greater New-York Newspaper
Delivery Company - ,
William Stonebrdge has sold for Leila H. b
Nissan to Fannie Feinbatt the two buildings Nos.
2.406 and 2.4OS Hoffman-st., The Bronx. with plot
50x1IS
George r. Read & Co. have rented the ground
floor part the floor above IL at NO U
Liberty-st. which they will occupy about May /
Charles H Simmons took title yesterday 10 Nos
and II Frankn-st., plot 426xlOo1 feet from
Deborah Herman.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

T ,,,rnytoae amount OF lien charge to satisfy
,,rf The above described property IS 10 De sod Is
ses s2 with interest from ffe sfth DAY OF No
,srlsr 1872 with costs ana aom a
- - s1ee SgIth interest November 18th l"t.
lis ~ The xre-<es sair The approximate
ssas,. a. tax.g and water rates or othr
pia sic are 10 he allowed the purchaser out OF 1h
rurcfese money pa,d by the Referee IS S-sSt4 ana
Dated Nnw York December LIST. 1idle.,,- ~..x.
CHARLES THADDEus TEhkhs heiefes
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
EASEMENT FOR EMPIRE BUILDING.

IT IS understood that the o. B. Potter Trust
which owns the Empire Building, No Il Broadway
has made overtures to the American Express COM
many. which recently bought Nos. So and 90 broad-
80 for an easement The building No 90 Broad
.dio;ne the Umpire Building and If the Amer
lean Express Company built large pulidlns on
The nreTises which it the light and air OF the
Empire Building would be greatly anected unless
an easement acquired.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
RANKING HOUSE BUYS IN CEDAR-sT.

No official announcement has yet been made re-
garding the buyer of No 90 Cedar-st. Whch, as
reported in The Tribune yesterday, was sold for
Charles Could John N GoIding the broker.
It learned yesterday that the buyer IS pans-
ing house, and will erect on the premises ouiIO-
ing for ts use. Adjoining No. 20 Cedar-st
on the east is a building which is only one OF the
private dwelling houses in the financial district
The dwelling house has been occupied for a lofS
time by a superintendent of one OF the Dig HE
insurance companies
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN.

Arthur-ave, east side. 20 feet north OF crescent
ave four two story frame dwelling houses. 12i2xol
feet: Margaret Stonebridge, owner; William Gug-
goltz architect. 500.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
REAL ESTATE.
FOUR HOTELS IN OR NEAR WASH
INGTON SQUARE NOW UNDER
ONE MANAGEMENT

In some of the more interesting transactions
ported yesterday people who prominent either
in theatrical hotel circles figured. IL was
learned that Lee Shubert has practically completed
negotiations for the purchase of another parcel
in the Long Acre Square section, the details of
which given elsewhere. James Knott, the
hotel man, has leased the new apartment hotel
No. 103 Waverley Place. which is only door
from Washington Square. This hotel is to be
called the Earl and is owned by II. & J. Cleland
Phinney & Corsa were the brokers in the transac-
ton. With this hotel Mr.. Knott now has four
hotels under his management in the city The
other three are The Judson. No. 50 Washington
Square; The Holley No. &c Washington Square,
and the Hotel Irving, at No. IS Gramercy Park
which he leased month ago at yearly rental of
900. The Earl is eight story freproof build
ing and Mr. Knott leases it for term Of ten years
aggregate rental of $95 900.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
REAIEsTArE TRANSFERS.

tJs,r.-st No 81 n s. 25xl9o; Israel Tamaso and
another to Samuel Gross and another mortgage.
zsfpost No 2o4 West 25x102 .: Annie Pa;ten
10 Ernestine A Bonface: life estate; All liens
sti-st No le6, West 20.3x4i. .1lx2Ox5l. 10; Leo
NJ Lehman 20 Max Marx; mortgage. $4,000.
14Sfh-sr 8 500 II of Broadway. runs
l.f} 10 to I47th-st, 4S-s, to Hudson River 4 n
200 10 14SIh-st, c x 2.5. also 14tth-st, >. o2s
n " OF Broadway. SOL g 5oxS3s-1i TO
146th-st X W 70 to Hudson River H x n eaS
10 14sth-st K ISIS. With land under water
I41th-st, g 4To IT of Brudfray. sJx9Ssf1
Frank T O'RorSe 20 Hugh Porter all liens
Dey-st No AZ. 1S-11xTs: Franklin L Gun
rher and 3ther. trustees 10 Emanuel Efnstein
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
HUNTINGTON BUYS AT THROG'S NECK.

Archer NJ Huntington took title yesterday to a
tract of about five and half acres partly bordered
by Eastern Boulevard and the Middletown Road
from Kate A. Waterbury. Tne stated considera-
ton was 81 500 The tract adioins the property at
Throg's Neck which has been owned by the Coliis
2 Huntington estate for many years.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
foreclosure Sales.
UHE SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

U,HE SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York Broadway Trust Company, Plaintiff, against
al. Defendants In pursuance OF
. Jpdement OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made and
,rei In the aboveented action bearing date the 18th
5sy Of November 1902 l. the undersisned the Referee IN
named will sell at Public Auction at the
New Real Estate Salesroorn Ne III BrosoMaS ma IN
5aT OF December 1902 l2 O'clock noon on that day
Auconesr, the premises directed oy
F Judgment TO sold, and therein described as fol-
II that certain piece parcel of land, situate
,, end henr in Borough OF Manhattan in the city
Ney York bounded and described as follows: Besn-
tRs formed by the intersection of the
be-y side Street with the Westerly side
runniuS thence Southerly sleng the
side Of Mangin Street. seventy-nve tf9l feet or
To land now late belonging to DE Casse and
Wteee thence Westerly along said land and parslie 10
twenty-four f24l feet and one ~ 1nch
or thereabous thence NorterlE aongsde of Iad now
hsionptne Aonzo cushinan Ehve t'et
Fas or tbereabouts the Southery side Of Rivington
thence Taserly the Soutaery side or XIV
s Street tyenty-four t2o feet and ~ inch or
,hsreaho,Its TO the place of beginninen
mated New York, December lst isuz.
bN' CHARLES THADDEUS TERRY. Referee;
70 raNRFRGER. Attorney for Plaintin, Sos
reyas.s-vav Manhattan New York CITY -
following is diagram OF the p,oe
described the street nuhineis "7iii> ~
Street and 73-77 Mangn Street;
RIvinstol st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

DetrOlt. allch, Dec .r1 INI3:
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
OF ONE PER CENT. the capital stock of this
Company has been declared payable January 3rd 1903
Cheques will be mailed stockholders OF record payable
at the office Of Kean Van Cortler DIT Co.. IS Nassau
Street New York Transfer books will closed from
December 2ith. at P NJ. until January 21st. 1908.
10 A. NJ covering the annual meeting be held
2Orh. H russell.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
Republic Iron & steel Company.
DIVIDEND NO. II
THE 14TH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND o

ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT. upon
the Preferred Company. has been declared
payable January %. 1903 to st9ckhodeEs Of record at
December 18th. 1902 at o'clock =. NJ.
reopen January 2d, 1908 at 10 o'clock A NJ
YSBRAND HAAGSMA. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04

share Lawyers Mortgage Insurance Com
sSaTes CITY Trust Company. . 100
shares United States Mortgage and Trust
1 share W,s;ern National Bank .. SIS
share Chemical National Bank.-.-....... 4,32I
e5 Shares Brooklyn City Raiiroad conapany 2GSas
s8 shares American smelling and Refining
f~arnnanv nrefer-ed - aoI.
70 shares Central PARK. North and East River
FsToad COMPANY 217ls
% T85n yss5.. ontario sv.; Mi6n: canS.1y ass e
shares Bank of America a-.-...-.--....-..
u shares Bank Of New-Yorlz. n. b. A.. 343
shares Bank Of North America. 200
500 shares Brooklyn City Railroad Company. PAIN
SEQ New-York Central and HUDSON River Rel
r3d eS1en1Sd 9e Ma @ 5 cent de5sRtuT , Iert n5
* :Ss9ss Sss:sfss Esusr. T,: l...r.ss: .5a.ss s ss
preferred .................. 81
shares Cook Bernheimer company.
shares Central National Bank k 182Is
shares Central National Bank. ............ ls5
"a shares Teht-Neller Company, preferred. a21s
la shares Tefft-Weller Company. coIrnlon.-.. 20
10 shares Trust Company Of America 49,. 400
g. shares Title Insurance Company of New
es shares Merchants Trust conlpany - 40
% shares Guardian Trust Company 1T6
u shares Broadway Trust Cornpany--:...-.-. 1a3Is
- shares Central Realty Bond and Trust
. shares Lawyers Title Insurance COMPANY. ass
20 shares Southern Railway. mmon.-...... 31x
10 shares Niagara Fire Insurance Company 2S5I.
81 shares Texas Pacific Coal Company 7s
80 shares Central National Bank. .1So91s0ia
loo shares Norris and Essex Railroad Com
aoo Shares southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company guaranteed per cent by Western
Union Telegraph Company. ....-......... a5
% shares Brooklyn Academy Of Music with
NO uchete'--- lSo
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
minter Resorts.
GEORGIA.
GlOTEl BON A1R,

4 a. n
ideal winter mild. brdcfng climate. with
outdoor sports Good IS hole
golf course squash courts and bowling alleys ten
nj good quail and woodcock shoot
ing in near vicinity. Excellent hard country roads.
beautiful drives and well equipped livery stable Book
lets full information application to C. c. TRCS
SELL.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-04
FFIcE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER OF
AIIEGHENY COUNTY,
Pittsburg. Pa Nov. 18th. 1902
A-nTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THI

l-OTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
~ County Allegheny, PENNSYLVANIA
The Sinking Fund Commissioners of the county OF
eted in them by OF Assembly approved April 22nd
1Sfs do hereby notify the holders OF ALLEGHENY
r1ot7NTY COMPROMISE BONDS that on and after jan
navy let d 1903. bonds numbered and dated as fol-
lows to Wit: COUPON C0MPROMISE BONDS Nos. 200
.el 1o7 e ~ 10 Sao 52i i2s 7a4 725 f26 727 73S
date Of January 1868 and maturing January
isl3 vii paid together with interest January
Ie3 upon presentation the Office of the County
controller Pittsburg Pa. at which time ali interest
~ sa;d bonds will cease. REUBEN MILLER
oh so'1 JAS. 7. DONNELI.
w Z. THOMPSON.
Sinking Fund Commissioners