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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18

most virulent and dangerous type of the
disease.
The rats in the city of San Francisco have
become infected and therein lies the great
est danger Of the disease spreading all over
the coast. Prof. w. H. Welch of Johns
Hopkins University, an eminent pathologist,
will attend the plague conference"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
To Remove a Big Rock.

The Senate committee on commerce to-
day decided to recommend the increase Of
the appropriation for the removal of the
big rock recently discovered at Pier 1 in
North river from 81, 900 to $4,000. which
is necessary to accomplish the purpose.
The money will be diverted from the Ann
brose channel appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Col. Smith Succeeds Judge Barley.

Special DisDatch TO The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, December 1S.-The res
ignation of Judge L. c. Barley of Alexan-
dria as member of the board of visitors
of the Virginia Military Institute was re-
ceived and accepted by the governor today,
and Col. F. l.. Smith of Alexandria named
as his successor The appointment was
confirmed by the senate.
The senate and house this afternoon
agreed to recess from December % to
January g. 1903
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Cyrus c. Wells, formerly private
secretary to the Secretary of the Navy and
now connected with a big steamship syn
dicate of New York. is on a visit to this
city. He was at the Navy Department to-
day to see his old friends and associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
ILLNESS OF INSPECTOR FORD.
Reported That He Has Resigned His
Position

Mr.. S. Calvert Ford, gas inspector for
the District, is quite i'll at his home, No
1909 Q street northwest. 1t is reported this
afternoon that Mr.. Ford has resigned his
position as inspector, and that the resigna-
ton has been accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Consular Service Reorganization.

Mr. Adams of the committee made an
effort to get his bill for the reorganization
of the consular service considered by the
House foreign affairs committee today. but
the sense Of members was that 1t should
not be taken up until after the holiday
recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Gen. Nord Proclaimed President.

PORT AU PRINCE. Hayti. December Is.
Gen. Nord. having been proclaimed presi-
dent of Hayi by the army, took possession
of the national palace this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Mr.. DalzelI Presided.

In the absence of Speaker Henderson, VINO
attended the wedding of Representative
Blackburn Of North Carolina, Mr. DaizeH
(Pa) today presided over the deliberations
Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Bundesrath Acts on Tariff Bill.

BERLIN. December 1S-The bundesrath
today approved the tariff bill in the form in
which it passed it's third reading in the
reichstag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
For Two New Revenue Cutters.

The Senate committee on commerce today
took favorable action on Senator Frye's
bill for a new revenue cutter for the Maine
coast and on Senator Perkins bill for
revenue cutter for the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
Reference to South Africa.

The speech refers TO the conclusion of
the South African war. and adds: There
seems to be every reason to hope that ma
terial prosperity greater than any the
Transvaal and Orange River colonies have
yet experienced may visit these regions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
NO on McCall's Nomination.

The committee on commerce of the Senate
met this morning 1t was decided to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-18
PARLIAMENT PRoRoaUED.
Kings Speech Refers to Venezuela and
South Africa.

LONDON, December 1S.-Parliament was
prorogued this afternoon by royal commits
sion. Only score of members of the
house of commons were present when Black
Rod summoned the lower house to the
house of lords to hear the kings speech,
which was an unusually lengthy recapitula-
tion OF public events since January incud-
ing the action taken in connection with
Venezuela. regarding which the speech
said: II regret that the constant COM
plants which my government found 1t
necessary to address TO the government of
Venezuela In regard to unjustifable and
arbitrary acts against British subjects and
property during the last two years nave
been persistenuy disregarded and that 1t
has become necessary for my government,
acting In concert with that of his imperial
majesty. the German emperor which also
has serious causes for complaint against he
republic, to insist on measures Of redress"
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Silk and Cleth Skirts.

WE are showing an almost limitless variety
w IN Dress and Walking Skirts from a
welLnnde. serviceabie and stylish garment at
IS to Model Skirts at 500. The materials
are Cheviots, Covers. Broadclotns, vcnctians,
Hop Soaking, Bannockburu Cloth, fancy Mix
lures, Tweeds. Zibelizes, Tafetas, Peau de
Soies. Crepe de Chine, Velvets and Nuns
Yelling. The Cloth Skirts are made Of the
newest fare styles with z to q cores The
Silk Skirts have the newest Houncc effects
and possess rare ~artistic beauty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Three Flannel Specials.

Three Flannel Specials.
Atwood Eiderdown Cinakings of the 4 :
very best quality, all colors, 4oc grade ZJC :
AIl-wooi Flannel, cream coiored, very =
hne quality, Csc value, per yard ---SJC )
Atwood White Embroidered F1asneis. very
fine grade. hemstitched or scailoped, hand !
somely embroidered, worth mp to soc en-
a yard, special, per yard--------- .OVO
Three Linen Specials.
Al-Linen Tablecloths, extra heavy quality, :
81 size, real good value at $1.25, TO-
Unbieached Roller Toweling, extra &.
heavy, all linen. 1oc grade, per yard---OC !
Hemstitched Table Sets, very heavy and all :
linen, 1o4 size cloths and one dozen 2o-inch
napkins to match, excellent vaiues a
at es-5o . set, special price. per set 4O.VOE
Three While Goods Specials.
, Mr.: Isa ., IIns ss. ihs . .srg an''s 10e
8eayxrd. PR
whise French Lawn dne fmp0rte1 10
quality. good value At &c yerd 1E
specfai price, per
Enxlkh Lnng Cloth Of sxtxa GOD quality.
IN 6ol0 OF e ynrdA. Esgnlax pr1co IA 1E
sDoenA. - ooss--
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
0psAias Sale Of
Innings.

oe-inch Mercerired Sateen. ali colors and fe
black sc quality. per yard-----------AJ
z-ineh sateen skirting. In black only. lsc m
quality, per
2-inch silk-Finish and ssttn-strfped Tafeta r
In black and cclors, ishc quality, per yard------O
Aercerired Morile skirting. in AL colon Dc
and black, BIC quality. per yard------&
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Mondays Basement Attractions.

Three Wash Goods Specials.
Fancy Printed Cotton Eiderdown, all fne
quality, the latest fall styles, H.
15c values, per yard. -------- AVC
Cotton Albatross. fleece lined, fancy printed,
very beautiful patterns. suitable for H.
house dresses, 15c quality, per yard - AVC
Mercerized Percale, fancy printed, the very
latest novelties, beautiful dark color, IN
15c quality. per yard-----.----- AVC
Three Muslin Specials.
Blesched Cambria, So inches wide, 1oc
quality, per w
Bleached Sheeting. "a. extra good K.
quality, 25c value. per yard..------- 1OC
Ready-nade Sheets, fall bleached. 10.
size slxso, good heavy grade. SOC vais-VJC
Three Blanket Specials.
white Wool Bi.nkets, 1o4 size, very good
quality, excellent values 1t e2-75, O. 20
per pain
All Cray blankets, ia size, very fne
quslify, excellent values At $780, Gz
per ---0O.SO
Finest whise California Wool Blankets, full
IA sixe, this Is the largest s;xe ~ 90
nrde, aet.a1 e13-so values. par.-Y9sJO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
CARPETS and RUGS.

nUR Immense Carpet Section IL filled
with the sewesf fsA designs IN carpets
and rigs, ths predictions Of the foremost
8akerS. We handle only TIE most reliable
grades, sad sofwifhsfaBding that fact qrofe
absolutely fhe lowest prices Here In
fasfaaces:
Best Qualify Ingram Carpets. strictly
all wool. IN an excellent variety of pat 4
terms. actual 75c grade. per yard -. QUO
Bedy Brussels Carpets of the best quail
ity. . very select range OF patterns and de-
signs, beautiful color combinations, q N
e1.5o quality, per yard --.------- VksAV
Administer Carpets. of the finest grade,
in a very select line of patterns,
$1.75 quality, per ysrd------.----4AsAV
Brussels Russ. size 10 # 6 in,
~ s; 1.ls:: : designs -. $1,000
Brussels Rugs, of best quality, size
Ok Il, actually worth s22.5o, CT m
opening price .---.-------- i
Wilton Velvet Rugs. size 9 K Il. superb
line of patterns. 5000 values, CD en-
opening price =. YZZ.OU
Axminster Rugs. size ex12. a very SUI
perior quality. choice patterns, C1E m
s32-5o values, opening
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14

OPENING Sale Of
Kid Gloves.
THE BEST GLOVE ever produced to sell
for ST. DO h fhs celebrated ..Corinne'
gloves, for which we ar the sole agents In
ST. Louis.
Every pair Is made Of fine quality selected and
tested real kid stoc They come in dressed and un-
dressed kid, with two patent clasp fasteners. silk
embroidered back. In all the newest shades and black
and ~whire-Ladies' and Misses sizes Every pair
guaranteed and fitted II desired-Posiuvely e IN
the best gloves you ever bought for --.-.---$AsVV
Our Premier" Gloves need no Introduction In ST.
Louis This season they are greatly improved in cut
and fniSh They come Ia all the newest colors, and
emoroideries IN pilne and overseam sewn and5
clasp styles, warranted and fitted 6 , (
'sFreda" Gloves are par excellence for at and wear
They come In suede and glace, IN = complete assort-
ment OF new colors, Paris point embroidered. war
I.n' esi. and htsed- Sl.OO
Kid Glove Special-A special purchase of fine
Lambskin Gloves win be placed on sale Monday
They come In brown red. tan. gray, castor. black
and WHITEHALL perfect goods and ali sizes We OFFER
them Tor less than they cost TO import So
rpecaa1 per
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
c ssI. i Portieres.

VERY complete lire Of fine Psrfferes
n in Eercerized SILK, resi- Frencs fsp-
esfV, ssfin-fi1ish ars1ure 6azask, rep.
Bagdsd and Orie1!aI tapestry, beautiful
rev designs sHd rich coIorfng coDbf1s-
ffsas. Monday we will place OF sale spe-
cisI lots, secured sf g great discount. TIE
ssvfrs is very substantial.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-14
Street and Evening Gowns.

StTccI and Evening UoWnS
IT is impossible TO draw a word picture that
Il will do the beauty OF these gowns Justice.
They are exquisite creations and many were
especially des gned for Us, All are exclusive
models, made Of PAINE Velvet, Velvet Grena-
dine. Crepe de Chine, Pineapple Six, Alge-
risn Crepe. Etsmine, Popiin, Ta6rta, Peau de
Sole, Peau de Cvgne and Changeable Taheta.
The trimmings are elaborate, a great many
being trimmed with real lace
Prices range Q1E COEn
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY James Wells: Barker ave e. $50 =. & Of Eliza 1
combe- ave. $50 II OF Julianna-st Westchester
county 5Ox125: foreclosure sale Bronx Bofough
Bank agt b al: r Hall. atty; w II Hussel'
ref action l. due 1udg $3.50 To- costs SIT 81
taxes etc Sl3G &C. the pltn for $500: LNingon-aVe
OF lS3dst. 25xiO0; foreclosure sale same par ar
ties; action Q judgt. $40 90; costs sSSZ
taxes etc $5l5 58 prior S1.l37 so: to the pn
for 81. 2Ssl
White Plains Road. lots 5, and l. making a plot
lI4x-x25x4O32s White Plains Road xS2 stSx- mort
So 800 to Ruser, l. Huter and Connolly for 81 5So
also Rosto1 Post Road 800 OF White Plains Road
lots 10 and IL making 40 20 old Easchester Land
ing Road x-53. 75x-: partition sale: T Hayey agt
Mary q Havev . J Zehn. atty: NJ J Tferney.
ref: taxes etc, ST3; 1. Hutter for Sl,25S.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
| lO)AUJC9J II AUJik MEM ENC
M0NTAUN STEAMBOAT G0MPAMY

For Block Island r. l. Orient Greenport Shelter Island
Southold and Sag Harbor. L.
Steamers will leave New York Pier H. f. r. near foot
Wall St. week days Saturdays. July 80 4th
at $50 y. NJ, On Saturdays and July Sd 100 +. NJ
The steamer leaving Tuesdays. Thursdays Satur-
days Will not stop Scuthold.
ADDITIONAL SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND.-on
Saturday. June 2Sth Thursday. July Sd.
uTdays during July and
9th. OF the the Montauk
line will MCntauk l.. l.. with Long Island
r. r. train No. 1877 leaving New York. Bath St f. r.
120 i, M. Pier H. foot Wall a =.
Flatbush Brooklyn at 1.19 +. NJ arriving at Block
Island at 100 i. NJ.
On Mondays the 'Shnnecock' will leave Pier
l3. E X. At 500 A NJ. returning leave Sag Harbor
500 +. NJ. Excursion tickets good only
going returning by boat. 500 Going by boat and
returning by L. l. r. II. day 500.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Bryan L Kennedy: es Carmine ST. 100 II W OF
Bedford 3x59 ten h partition sale;
Duryea ct al est Mary Duryea ct al W y so NILS us
ave 5 97th-st. 25.1lx75; story b ten h. with
stores: Shers sale under executon a suffolk St. W s.
1881 OF Delanceyst 25 4xlOx20xlOO; story ten
h: SheriTs sale under execlon; ia sth-ave. 20
l9th-s q 5re0: story and oldgs ears SAFE
estate Louise y Page deceased.
OF Iexington-ave 25xIOO1: story h; foreclosure
sale Isaacs and trus. agt Henry Neus et al;
Straley & =. q " Clune, ref: due on 1udst
SIS 532 rs: costs s4l3 10; taxes etc $3.50.
BY Vincent A RYAN: los W +2d ST. 3. 40 II W OF
6th-ave. 2Ox754 story and bldg: public auction
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
TO IMPROVE CHURCH OF INCARNATION

Plans were filed Saturday at the Bureau Of
Buildings. Manhattan. for alterations to the Church
of the Incarnation Nos. 205 and 207 Madson-ave.
Side windows and door in the new chapel VIII
be cut out and the chancel will be rebuilt The
cover over the passageway in the will be
built of galvanized iron. filled in with hammered
glass. Other general repairs will be made. the cost
OF which is placed at $500. George H. Grleoel or
No 4S9 Fifth-ave is the architect
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Madison-st. No 2s3. n $. 23.Tx1O0; Alexander Ull
man David Michael; mortgage. SIS I5O; X s.
81 Nominal
IIlth-st. Nos l43 and 1+5. s. 1875 II OF Ith-
ave. 75x1O0 H. Serial Building Loan and Saw
ings Institution 10 Sophie II Howell; mortgage. -
SSO,OO; rerecorded So''uUo
56h-st n s. @ 4th-ave, 20xi00b: Fred
erick Sonnenberg q William Hoagland; r S.
S.; mortgage. Sl3Oo So'ooo
bsth-st, s. 4T5 OF 6th-ave 2OIlo0.o;
Morgan Griffin. trustee 10 Laura Carter; II s. -
12th-st. S. 325 II Of 5th-ave. 1eSxlOS Sx223x
1913; sylvester l. II Ward TO the Bank for Saw -
:.
43I-st, n =. 1926 . 6th-ave. - 6xlO05;
Charles % Sidney Smith; r s, $50 25.. 1000
Bowery Extension. Pearl-st. No 35s s. SII
n 9 o Square. 53.4 II 20 n
o N25x456 10 Bowery 234
beginning. with Of alley; Bowery Exten-
sion or Pearl-st No 900. s. llOl1 II 9 Of
Franklin Square. n 1T.Ix q IS 3x 8 2S 6x
25.Gx II 1x13.4x II. Ak n 36.6x 8.4 to
beginning with OF alley: Josiah Partridge 10
Maigne: s. S23 rs Nominal
Parx-avc. n . sad st. "a. l1x e 30 10
n n e 81 11x 1922 10
1lO4 to beginning; Sophie Rothschild
William Finn: $40 so. Nominal
e5th-st $ 1902 n Of 18th ave, iOOx1O0s;
Isaac Clothier TO Jacob Wertheim; mort
gage SG50O0: S. SAT 80. c. and 1000
31st-s No 100 265 fl OF 6th-ave, 2lxl236x
2O.5x1195; Sophia f POnnett TO William
=,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
REAL ESTATE.
THOMAS B. HIDDEN OWNS 22,2OO SQUARE
FEET IN LONG ACRE SQUARE.

The Mcvickar Realty Trust Company has sold
for Mrs Anna Schiele a plot at the northwest
corner of Broadway and Forty-hfth-st I55x6o
feet, with three four story brownstone dwelIins
houses. The buyer is Thomas b. Hidden who
owns a plot of II O10 square feet surrounding the
Schiele plot including Nos. 1,54O and 15i2 Broad
way Nos 163 I65. 167 1863 and III West Forty
hfth-st. and Nos 162 and 16i West Forty-sixth-st'
By the acquisition of the corner property the
combined plot contains 1920 square feet. with a
frontage in Broadway of 120 feet i52 feet IN west
Forty-ffth-st.. and an ell running through 10
Forty -sixth-st., with a frontage OF % rect MI
Hidden bought all these parcels through McNicKar
& Co For his latest purchase he is said to nave
paid more than 100000
II is his intention to expend about $4,000 in alter
ing the buildings for business purposes. and the
appearance of the block is to be greatly changed
for the better The schiee property was offered
at auction about five years ago, but was bid in at
less than $4,000
hundred-and-t and Lenox-ave.. and the ele-
waited road is erecting station at One-hundred-
and-tenth-st. and Eighth-ave. These improvements
have created unusual demand for properties in
the section.
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold to the New
York County Realty Company the southeast corner
of Ninth-ave and Fiftieth-st 44xS0 feet with three
story building thereon. for H. H. Landwehr.
John P. Kirwan has sold for Miller Mather No
an and Sass on
Conrad stubel has sold for William 5. Tappen No
1857 Second-ave.. a five story hathouse. 25x!5xsO
feet. and has also sold for another client three
story cellar and frame dwelling house at Marble
Hill, Kingsbridge.
RSass Elliman hqys sold for Mrs WI Wints% Jam
Columbia College leasehold). to a client
The three story and basement dwelling house, No
I49 LeXington-ave. on lot HX60 feet, has been
sold.
c. W. Gaylor and L. s. Palmer have sold No.
1922 Seventh-ave.. five story fathouse. 27xS5x1Oo
feet.
Henry Hellman has sold for NJ. Fl. Donovan No.
46 West Sxty-fourth-st., a five story hathouse, on
a lot 30x1O05 feet
John Miller has sold for John Ingls No; 437 East
Fifty-seventh-st a three story and basement
dwelling house on lot 20x10O5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Ogden-ave east side. so feet north of One-hun-
dred land xty- -third-st., three story frame
dwellings. 21x163 feet; Joseph II. Jones, OF No $50
Ogden-ave.. owner; John ]. Mcmillan. of No. $50
Ogden-avc..t architect: $4,000
Auueduct-ave. southeast corner of Buchanan
Place. four two and half story frame dwelling
houses 2lXj3Is feet Mabelle r. Blair, No I22 Tre-
mont-ave., owner; Charles +. Clark, No. 70s Tre-
mont-ave., architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

s. Il. Cor, Sixth Ave. a. 10th ST.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
PER CENT. PER ANNUM de-
positors the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING JUNE 80. 1902 all dollars
thousand dollars entitled thereto under the bylaws
payable JULY 81, 1904
JOHN HARsEN RHOADES President
JAMES QUINLAN, Treasurer.
b. OGDEN CHISHOLM Secretary.
Deposits made before JULY 10. 1902. will draw
interest from JULY /. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
TWO HARLEM LOTS SOLD.

L. J. Philips & Co. have sold for the estate o
Louis T Hoyt two lots, 50x1OO1 feet. the north
side of One hundred -and-tenth-st., just west Of
LenoX-ave.. to an investor.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
Gin Goiels.
Citallpus.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace of God free and independent
To Matthew A Wilks. Eliza L. w y
Wilks Alice f. Keefer Catharine l. Wlks. Eugene
WiIks Matthew Wi!ks Keefer Keefer Eliza
Keefer the New York Life Insurance Company
trustee under the last VIII and testament Matthew
Wilks and all in the
OF Matthew Wilks late OF Gait. Ontario Canada de-
ceased creditors. legatees Fin or otherwise
send rTeetng: You and each of hereby and
required personally be before
Of the City and County OF New York Surrogate
Court OF said city aad County held
House. in the city Of New York the 29th July
1902 half past O'Clock in the forenoon Of thst
day. then and there attend judicial settlement OF the
account of proceedings Of Matthew A. Wilks and Wood-
bury c. Langdon. as Executors OF the and
said deceased. and you as are hereby
CURED to appear by your guardian you one or
II you have none. 10 appear and apply to he
appointed or in the event OF your neglect failure to
do guardian will be appointed he Surrogat
to represent and act for you in the proceedings.
In testimony whereof. the
u 50 seal OF the Surrogates of the said CITY
and County OF New York to be hereunto afsxad
Witness, Hon. FRANK 7. FITZGERALD a Surrogate
OF said City and County, OF New YorL
the 5th day OF June. in the of thou
sand nine hundred and
j. FAIRFAX M'LAUGHIIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
GAT@NllL EVENING llME-

For Caskll and Catskill Mountain Points, Hudson and
the Berkshres. Coxsacke and way landings. Steamers
leave week day; Pier -. " r.. g L. M and West
l2th St. L. NJ
Extra boat saturdays COnteora'D from Pier 49, y. r.
1880 M and West l29th St. $50 Z. NJ. CatskiI
Hudson by annex, and Maiden.
COnnections-CRtskll Mountain. Boston & Albany,
Albany Il Hudson railroads
Special trains Cairo Palenvie, Otis Summit Hanes
Corners and Tannersyille.
Dining Rooms Main Deck.
DESCRIPTIVE FOLDER MAILED FREE.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
SALE OF FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL.

A. I. Mordecai & Co have sold No. 2.2O7 Fifth
ave- a five story iathouse. a plot 25x75 feet
seventy-fve feet north of One-hundred-an thirty
fourth-st., for Sidney J. Mason.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01
Dipineun Notices.
The Farmers Loan { Trust Co

| lIlG Tdl lIlGlS ludll q lluSl IU.
le, Is, 20 and p William Street,
New York.
COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS DUE IN
July ARE PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE ON
AND AFTER JULY 1ST, 1902. AS FOL-
LOWS:
Alabama Great Southern RAILROAD Company 1st Mtse
AesR s,ID Ere Engps s, RBW:v Company
Akron water works Company
Bismarck Water Supply Company.
Buffalo creek Railroad Company.
f1aio C1eek FSiro8S aI G9mSaak %o emSany
caro- Water works Company.
Central Brewing Company.
coP,abd %atsf sSs %dr ha%ng comga6S Company
Commercial Cable Company.
Constitution Publishing Company.
Dayton Union Railway Company. - ., -.
Evansville indianapolis Railroad Company, list Con-
Evansville & indianapolis Railroad Company. ist Mtge
Eastman Freight Car Heater COMPANY
Evansville & Terre r. r. Co. list Con. Mtge. 6
Evansville & Terre Haute r. r. Co.. Con. Mtge. per
FaTibaut Water Works Company: r,,...-,. n.,,u,o.
Hudson River Wafer power & Paper company.
Ithaca Street Railway Company.
Indiana Coal Company. Called Bonds.
effersonyie Madison & indianapolis Company
KOlomo Water Works Company.
Lake Superior & 1shpeming Railway Company.
Mobile Ohio Railroad Company. Extension LIST Mort
Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company. Car Trust 'P.'
Noble Ohio Ohio BaiIToad ComPany. Car Car Trust Trust g.
Mobile Light Railroad Company.
Newport f1as & Cincinnati cincinnati Bridge Company
Neweastle & shenango Railroad Company
Omaha Water Company,
Orange County Gas & Electric Company.
Pensacola Water Company,
Portsmouth q Suffolk Water Company.
Richmond Beach & Railway Company.
St Louis & Cairo Railroad Company:
South Dakota Water Company,
TaTbOrO Cotton Factory
Terre Haute & I1ogansport Railroad Company.
Temple. Texas. Water Works Company
Urbana Water Works company.
Union Depot Columbus Ohio.
Union Stock Yards & Transit Company.
Nanderburgh County. Indiana,
waycross Air Line Railroad Company.
Washington & Columbia River Railway Company
Warren Water Company
West Side Railroad Company OF Milwaukee.
Wayne Cotton Mills
Chattanooga City Water COMPANY;
JULY 9TH 1902
Detroit. Hilsdale Southwestern Railroad Company.
Dividend.
Jolet Northern Indiana Railroad Company.
Louisiana Water Company.
Minneapolis Lyndale Minnetonka Minneapolis Street
Texas Central Railroad Company. Dividend. Com. &
I7ittsburg Cincinnati Chicago st. Louis Ry. Co.
JULY 10Th 1902.
Pekin Water Works Comnany. 100
JULY 31ST 1902
Parsons Water Supply Power Company
New-York tribune., 1902-07-01

HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow
Leaving Desbrosses ST. a 3:15 p. CSatur-
days 40 p M W. 2?nd St $50 P; NJ (saturdays 2
2:2O 2. NJ. For Highland Falls. West Point, Cornwall
Newburg New Hamburg Milton. Pokeepse. Esopus
Rondout and Kingston. Orchestra board