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New-York tribune., 1902-06-11
foreclosure GaIes.
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
plain'in. against CHARLOTTE a LYON. and others.
and sale duly ,aade and entered above entitled
and bearing date 18th day of January 1902
the undersigned the Referee said udgm named.
viii sell public auction the New York Real Estate
SaleSrcOm. Ne. III broadway, Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY or New York. Thursday. the 26th day f
June 1902. at - O'Clock that day, by Bryan l.
Kennedy. auctOneeT, the premises directed said
be sold and therein described follows All that
certain lot piece parcel Of land with tie building thereon
erected situate lying and being in the I2th Ward OF
Borough Manhattan. Of the city Of New York. md
bounded ana dassribed follows: G4ginninS az point
northerry Of Eightv-sxth distant
easJerly from the
norJIsTy Of Eighty-siXtil
street the easterly side Of First running
thence northery and parallel with First
dred feet eight and inches The
block eastery and along said line
tyve souheriy parallel with the
side OF partly through party wall
hundred and onehaIf inches the
northerIy side Of EightysiXh twenty-five
the point or place beginning. Being the prem
ses Conveyed A Lyon by Howard q. BadGIey
and wife deed April 18th 1890 ard recorded In
Of the City and County Of New
in Iiber Conveyances page +46. and being
known number 425 East EiShty-sfxth
New city. New York.
Dated New York. June 8. 1902
HENRY r. WESSErMAN. Referee.
TI-RNER ROISTON & HORAN. Attorneys for Plain
tiff 30 William Street New York. y. Y.
its street number is 423 East Eighty street:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

'at!5s $S { IF s%i5 T5sss 400
4'h ATaa Woi ESP 80 f. ef snaTs
ssss $500 90 81 6a: r R 8s s8f5se F89s
vet Francesca Bloise to Cater:na Lentino
45h st 20 q East East 22xi55 chauncey Dcpew
SAM PtopS5'y !Sa3anesS N 6spew 70 Thomas o.
Aa,sterdans-a Nos i.as2 and 1854 5ox
@ Ja'2o Ken $40 % 6 ShATes s.
lo2ss 3o 58 { q {o6 csP'Fal Fl rsF WS'
% os e 6as $50 SG df e. Sss
Rornaine 70 Louis T Romaine ct al. Ii part
25ih-si. Nos 2I5 and 2l7 West 42xos 3; Marcus
mortgage $4,000. $4,000, s s. -
az No i5l a s, iG ~ eNo3 o5 'RfTe Runner 70
E@iea Roosevet Executor and trustee. s,
oohyst' f6ys No ia7 West 26sxloos. Moses Bach
ias} h to NJ Soy rs 5S1 wtst ' Mc6a,l
TO Joseph Frey mortgage 500, Oh = 5ijd -''''
brandt to Thomas Ferteisy R S 81. mortgage. ,oo
SO, os,'S st. 10 81 West, l7xoo4; Reginald G Barclay
aa5 Il !. ~ HF W.s Iys Sas t urion TTus Co ex
ecutor. to Harriet L GaIlatin r s $50 -: 42Soo
e' wI-,6 Ts 70 y Nathan aa i Kirsh mortgage
,2sth2., 100 y l9S1
551lo9 William ,I5a Il sPl'n 53 to Daniel Farrell:
55 to Susan S2 MT Gn,sss s s' mortgage
1l5Ih-st. $ 10 4 Of Madtssn,ave 5oxl03ii:
Louis Lcse to Mark BiumeHthal and another;
part. mortgage. $40 O0O. s $t--.-........ 100
Cent-e-st. Leonard st. 81 6x39 loN51x4o;
Samuel II Stone A J LarknE mortgage, .
$4,000. r s $53 Z. =. .,...;.. l
Same property. \ J Larkin 70 Maria Z Herrtck;
mortgage Sf0O $50 r 8. <23 75..-.,.... ....--
Levi 1877. George ( Morton
and another to Abraham Kassel: :. ST 23- l
Tth-ave. :. - Il OF 31st-st runs 5lSx
lOlx $ 80 10 3lst-st Y 40X ok SO. Henry
.d,s 6GoE;avgr 6 ,16rr5s Tssree So % @ 3 sS7 $4,000
s4th-st No ia lis East. 602NlO22. Mary n
hrqee 99e en- martsage sac 900 4o5Oo
Sd ave W 3 75.7 of 1l7th-st. 70 5x l34loz
20 sxili Townsend Wandeu TO Martha pegel- 100
man. r S16 .. ..--..- -. l"'
26th-st No 3la East 25x9s.a 76th-st. No 300
East 25xO2 .: Henry y Sedgwtck 10 Pincus
I.owenfcId and another. mortgage. $4,000 K = 3,
a2d s. y 8 800 # 23 ax9s.a:
Es,haTipS MaT''9 p as@ sse ~ - 5000
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lksrd Stree
f52nd street

152nd street
The s--oxinate amount charge satisfy
which to be sold fifteen
ard sixty-three and SS-lU3 S1S
SOS 33-1O0) with interest thereon from May o
allowances arroltlns Snre9
hundred and thry-eight and o510O C33s Oo1OO) dollars
with interest from May 13 1902 and the expenses ne
sae estimated a. hundred and nfty anu O-lOo
SO O-IGOl collars The approximate amount OF taxes
assessments liens the said properly VIII
TO II, 1902. the date dxet for tne sac
further interest thereon 70 the date
closing property, are TO oe aec % tne
OF purchase money. OF which are 20
be paid by the referee is hundred and sixty-ive
1Nu 'A0' 'e- HANS v. BRIESEN. Referss-
LEE & LEE,
for Plaintiff.
York y Y
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received al their Uptown Once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between seth and 37th SITS. until o'clock p. m.
Advertisements received following
offices regular office until o'clock m.
25A Sth-ave., e. 23d-st-; 1913 8th-ave..
,oth-st.; 92 East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st., be-
tween 9TH and aves.; 263 West 125th-st.; 1,33S
3d-avc. between 10th and T7ta SITS. I,O26 3d-ave.,
near 6lst-st 1,5Os 1stnve., near s8th-st IS7 East
125th-st.: -56 Tremont-ave.: $50 3d-avc.,
4ist-st; 554 3d-ave.. 2i0 BIeecker-st.; 325
Rleecker-st Brooklyn, n. Y.-216 COurt-st.;
2I3 Smith-st; 1904 Gates-aye. Newark, N. j.
-3ef Broad-st. Also at all A. D. T. Offices.
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S7,5OOOOO
Havana Electric Railway Company

81 Consolidated Mortgage Fifty Year Gold Bonds
$500 n
capital
DATED
ON FEB AMI
t1oe typur u% tina price OF b yea to
espyb h OF an
BONDS F 81
ntor gau
1uean g
5000
al
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uonf pr
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eeeds dsmuun r
anr rt
for mont
rrrmens araL a
19O2T =
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Edward Sweet & Co.,
oBRoADT NEW YORK
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ York-Hfaria l. Plaintiff. against
TillOtsol others. Defendants-In pursuance OF
Judgment Of sale. duly made and
in the bearing date 2Sh os
MAY l.. Undersigned the Referee in said Ju6g
n1~1t named will sell public auction. the New York
oIEh ot Manhattan. City New York. the
Of June at Il o'elOcG Noon that day. by D.
Phanx Ingraham & Auctioneers the premises di
sold and therein described
as follows: four certain brick lots
Of ground the Northwest OF Water and
are known distinguished number hundred and
fifteen hundred and seventeen 01D Beeknan
Street and numbers hundred and twenty-five
tnaa, aud hundred and (22O1 Street;
number hundred and tweuty-rzo Water Street was
designated number hundred and nine
tser Reekran Street whole bounded described
follows 20 No-theas-eTy by the line Of Beeknsn
Street and extending SoGtheaseriy from the premises
conveyed by John {. TlOtsOn and his wife 10
Robert Tfllosan ndenture bearing date twenty
day OF January. in The year OF our Lord One
hundred and twertyeight and recorded
in the once Of Register and for City and
County Of New Iiber 2S3 OF COnveyances Page
1S2s the line OF Water Street
ftvseven inches thence southwsstsrly along
the line Of ftystX feet nine inches thence
northey OF the said premises
Robert
thence easterIy along the
Robert TIotson Beeklan Street aforesaid fifty
nine inches: Of the estate late OF Margaret
TillOtsou. deceased
dated New York June End. 1902.
ASHBEI. p FITCH. Jr Referees.
FREDERICK l. ALLEN. Attorney for Plaintiff. 80 Cedar
York City
The following Is diagram property TO be sold
above Street Nos being us. III. Beck
man ST. 30 and 222 Water St. Borough OF
tan City of New York:
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foreclosure SGlss
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK.-The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Plaintiff against c. Sckin!ay and others De-
In pursuance Of Judgment Of 1oreelosu-e and
duly made entered in the above emitted action
and bearing the 18TH day Of May 1907 l. the
undersigned the Referee said Judgment named VIII
sell. public auction. The New York feal Estdte
Salesroou No. Broadway in the Borough Of Man
haitian. City Of New York Wednesday. the l!tn day
OF June 1902 at twelve O'Clock that day. by
Vincent Ryan auctionee=. :he premises directed 0y
certain lot parcel OF land situa
lying and being City Of New York. bounded and
described follows Beginning point the northery
side of Street hundred feet
easterly from the nOrtheastey corner or
street Amsterdam formerly Tenth) Avenues
thence norJhery parallel with sad Amsterdam
Avenue and inches to the
line Of the bocA- thence easterty along SAID
centre line nineteen parallel with
said Amsterdam part OF the distance through
northerIy side Of Seventysxth Street, and thence
westerly along the nineteen feet 70 ne POINT or
place OF beginning Being portion OF the premises con-
September 1890 and recorded in the oee
Of the Register Of the Citv and County York IN
Liber 232s CNnveyances page 367 September *tn.
1890.
Dated. York. May 10Th 1902
JAMES EDWARD GRAYBILh
tIr William Street, New York y Y. -
The following diagram CT the property 70 Do soo~
Its street number is 16i West 10th Street
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The approximate amount the charge to sat
sf which described property is TO be sold s
from the 9th day of May. 1907
together with costs and advances amounting to $50
with interest May 1892. together with the
expenses The approximate amount OF taxes
other liens which 10 be allowed 70
the purchaser Of the purchaser paid by the
Referee IS sS67. 35 and interest.
Dated. New York, May 18th, 1902
JAMES EDWARD GRAYBuLs
Referse-
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S7th Street.

approximate Of the lien or charge TO satisfy
which the above described property Is 10 be sold is
SIG % interest thereon from the 9TH day OF
Januarv 1902 together and allowances
ing 1878 50Io0 with from January 1Tth 1902
the sale. The
assessments. other liens which
be out OF the purchase
or paid bv the Referee is So ISL % and interest.
Dated New York June g. 1907 -
HENRY B. WESSELMAN. Referee.
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REAL ESTATE.
SENATOR DEPEW AND HIS SON TRANS
FER NO. % EAST FORTY-FIFTH-ST

Chauncey NJ. Depew and Chauncey NJ. Depew, jr,
who sail for Europe to-day, transferred to Thomas
B. Hidden yesterday No. % East Forty-hfth-st for
about $4,000, according to the revenue stamps at
tached to the deeds.
Ogden & Clarkson and Pocher & Co. have sold
for David ]. Power the dwelling house. No 149
West Forteth-st.. on lot 2Ox9s feet.
Samuel H. Stone yesterday transferred to A. j.
Larkin, who in turn transferred 1t to Maria T.
Herrick, the southeast corner of Centre and Leon
ard SITS The stamps on the deeds indicated that
the value of the property fixed at S50"o
1t was No. 219 10 800 West Fortieth-st-. and not
No. 209 to PIG reported Monday. that JACOB
Saumann sold to E Mann lynne These are SIX
six story fathouses. They stand on plot l5DxlVV
feet. The price paid for the property was about
sl15 900, It is to be improved.
The McVickar Realty Trust Company as proker
has sold for L. Haviland Nelson to Frank y.
Bowling. of the firm of Schultze, Dowling & But
Ier the three story private house, No IlS East SI
Thrty-eighth-st, l6x94 feet, on private terms M. vi
cupancy and intends make extensive altera tons
John L B Mott has sold through John n 65afI S5oln
ing house No sol Madfson-ave. The dimensions ions
of the lot are 26x1Oox irregular DR., BAKE mas
Mary Kessler has sold. through Arnold & Byrne.
double fathouse. The size of the plot is 3oxlOoh
ffst The price RGb yas $500 bSSS sold No. "a King
st, six story brick tenement house The diineh-
sions of the lot are 26x1oo feet .ouso,. % ha,.o
bought from George H Orange No: 81. 80 last East
dwelling house on lot 23x775x TO lane Y irregular.
Richard Dickson has sold for Elizabeth Morris
the two story brick house No O9O Franklin-ave.
It was learned Yesterday that the buyer of the
plot of eight lots, with old buildings, No. IL to lS
Wooster-st. and No. 81 ~ 319 West Broadway, was
not the Manhattan Railway Company, as reported
the time of the sale. but Levi c. Weir. presl-
dent of the Adams Express Company. The eX-
press company will erect a warehouse building on
the property
G.. & s. Doctor have sold the southwest corner
of One -hundred-an1-th thirty-eighth-st. and Lenox-
ave- a lot. 2411x75 feet
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold to Joseph and
Henry F[linger No. so Second-ave., a four story
tenement house, on lot 257x72 feet.
PLANS FOR FIRE ENGINE HOUSE FILED.
Plans were filed on Monday at the Bureau of
Buildings Manhattan, for Il three and half story
brick fire engine house, to be erected at No 49
Beekmanst., being PA feet front by us feet deep
The city of New-YCrk is the owner, and Horgan
& Sattery of No. l Madson-ave, are the archl-
he is MIA
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c onntrn llrouerin for EaIe.


FEW PIECES OF des -rabIe residence property near
y New taken under foreclosure,
sale low prices and upon Brokers and
for descriptions MORTGAGES.
Owrer. 2. o. Box 194. New York
StPF ING LAKE N J.-For sale beautifully located
- cottages. with stables. also fl-
MY Spring Lake. 3. II YARD. Murray HilI
tel
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Conutrn i]roperln % Let.

y. ito rent by or lease tor
\ term Of years IL furnace in and barn
cn acres Of land place for raising poultry
ana small fruit and half from depot on one or the
n-inripal drives Address /. II, SYKES Box y. Lake
Y. ].
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Brooklnn Dropcrln 60 Eet.

4 WELL. APPOINTED detached residence. In Of
~ the best sections Of Brooklyn 80 minutes New
Hall. o months AZ
able rental parties who viii take good
comfortable address Z. ". Postoffce
Ny or
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Chicago Great Western Railway Co:
I,IIF ROARD OF DIRECTORS OF The

Il Chicago Great Western Railway Company have de-
claad the dividend 81 share on he
Preferred a for the half ending with June
1902 payatle 3lst OF July 1902 to the hold
ers Of record on the last day of June 1902. -, .
books of the Preferred 4 Stock viii be
closed from close of business the 2sth day OF
June 10 the : day of July. 1902
By order OF the Board Of Directors
r. c. WIGHT, Secretary.
81 Paul Mimi. 9th. 1902.
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Dlpiorn6 y oIlres.

lJlul0cu6 NonCes
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. 1876 Broadway. New York June 10th, 1902
SENENTY-THIRD QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one per cent
on the capital this Company has been de
carec after July 1902 stockholders
OF closing Of the transfer books Friday
ne 18th at : oclock NJ. The transfer books will be
reopened Wednesday, June 25th at 10 o'clock A NJ
D. ". NJ MWILLIAMS.
Treasurer.
A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received a their Uptown Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Between 3sth 37th until o'clock ?. m.
Advertisements received at the following branch
offices regular O'Clock p. viz {:
254 Sth-aye.. s. Q. cor. 23d-st; 1b3 6th ave. cor
12tf-st; East I4th-st.; 251 West 42d St. be
tween 263 West I&5th-st.; ,;};iS
10th and nth 1'b2si :Sd-aye-.
6lst-st.; I.1pS Ist Sth-st 10T East
125th-st.; 7j6 fremont ave; $50 :'d-nve. near
BOD 3d-aye.: 210 RleerEer St: ;;.5
BIeecker-st. BROOKLYN. n. I.-2I6 C"urt-st.;
2I5 Smitll-st.; ,0o4 Gnfes- Newark, \. j.
-T34 Broad-st. Also at all 4. d. T. offices.
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Chfcaco Great Western Railway Co.
THE 10Th SEMI-ANNCAL PAYMENT OF

81 per share interest the per Debenture
S,ock of the Chicago Western Railway Company
will be made according 10 the pertaining
STOCK on the July. he
~ record on the last day OF June. 1902.
The transfer books the per cent. Debenture Stock
viii be closed from close Of business 2st.
the 81 day of July 1902
BY order of the Board of Directors.
r. G WIGHT. Secretary
St Paul MIMI 9th. 1902
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gnrn1she0 Apartments 90 Cct.


INLEGANT eifht room corner apartment. freproot
Il building. finest View Riverside Drive 70 sutlet
: afternoons Riverside
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fnrmsben houses 10 Eet-G ountrn,

y To let all improvements: high elevation: season or
vesr Telephone > lOl. 3. HOLMES Is CRAWLEN
90 opposite Lackawanua Staten
~ rent furnished cottage With stables $3.50 %
$50 Apply any Agent Spring Lake. or e. II YARD
HIN Hotel y. Y
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L.. J. PHILLIPS & CO.. Auctrs.
BY z Z. SIMON. ACCIIONEER
EXECUTORS SALE
crosse HILL"
THE VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
AND STOCK FARM
OF THE LATE o. F BRESEE.
LOCATED ~ ORANGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
CONTAINING
OVER LOO ACRES OF LAND.
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE IS 1902
AT y O'CLOCK VI.
AT THE
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE SALESROoMS.
NO. III BROADWAY, NEW YORK
This property Is located near Rupidan, Nir-
Ginin. 1t i in the highest state of cultiva5
ton, and il is of the handsomest and
of the best stock Farms i'm that State.
Its improvements and buildings are spa
cious and modern in respect and cost
MIR. Bresee over s15O.oOo. 1t is In the Pied
mont region of Nirginia. I'm the historic
Valley of the Rnpidan River For full par
ticular- apply to
SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY
OF BALTIMORE. ENECI TOR.
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
l.. j. PHILLIPS a COMPANY.
RROADWAN NEW YORK. AI-CTIONEERS-
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Water Street.
The approximate lien charge to satisfy
which above described property Is to be sold ts
I7S from 9th day OF March,
and allowances amounting -
SS1s AZ with interest from 18th day or May 1so- 20
gether with the expenses OF the sale Inc
other liens WHICH are 20
be allowed purchaser Of the purchase money or
r,aid nv ne Referee is 81, ,451-T7 and interest
Dated New York. June z. 1902.
A 49, ASHBEL. 2. FITCH. Jr.. Referee
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received al their Uptown ONCE,
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
Retwe Seth and S7th SITS. until O'Clock 2.
will received the following
oriccs office until o'clock viz.
254 Sfh-aye.. e. cor ZSd-sLE loo otn-ave., cor
i9th-st.: 14th-St-. sSs West 42d-sf.. be-
tween 9TH ana sth aves. 263 West 125th-sf.g 1.33S
3d-ave. between 10Th and 18th ss.i 1.026 3d-aye.:
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Eiploenn Eollres.

AMERICAN BEET SUGAR coz CqAlf %6 "a 70
PREF EfttNf-b '7A~ = Mass Street
New York June 3ri, 1902
REGULAR QUARTERLY DlNlDEND lI..S- ~
a 20, of ONE AND oNEHALF PER ct ee ,sSareS on r9
- 9i 9r-rr c-C,tK Of this Company mas petl
PREF I,i, 1sr 1902 Stockholders OF fecoid a'
l1ayo ~ bus,Dess. June 2lst lS'2
Cheques Will De nsiieo 7 E TUCKER. Treasurer
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THE UNION BAG q PAPER CoMPAA6s' oli ,aos
D.. DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE-tluAh-

"a TIERS PER CENT. the Preferred stock & %i d dne
linton nag and Paper Company mas this day peelI u
Slsred payabIe July 1902. to stockholders ot
he ciose of business I4th. 1902. me lISsleI
boos OF the Stock will close at r ~: 90
ITna l4tb 1902 and will reopen 10 A NJ on july -
i9Go GEORGE r. SHELDON treasurer
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Office OF
Electric and MFG. Co.,

,.,hou.e Electric and Mfg. Co,
No 10 f5roadway New York. June 9Th s !s'Z ;ooo
no 100 Broadway. Ne" YORK June ''i' A''-'
A, +, meeting held this day II was -. r,-r- AMI
~ dividend Of ONE AMI
,tTP ~ or RTERS PER CENT. uASO upon me RE
feTed Stock Of the be declared payaee % bis
Isos ~ 11ne 14th 1902 and that the tanSteT DOCKS t9
ness on stock be closed June 18th lN2 at lZU0
,dck noon and opened July I'd l9 at lG:o CLOCK
A
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NERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CoMpANds No
Il. T. A MEETING OF THE BOARD or Di-

"A rectors held this day regular quarterg I n'nen e
, On and after June Both 1902 the stockn2dggs
1902 at one o CLOCK = N
The transfer books Will close saturday June III. 1i,
1900 al one O'Clock p NJ, and reopen on 4uesHaS' 'ulS
Isl 1902 at 10 o'clock a. M -,,-,,--o,- rrraaz,-er
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Due May 1. 1927; Coupons May and November
Coupon Bonds each, with privilege of registration
Subject to redemption at and accrued III
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Trustee


weight md
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-15
Mr.. Shaw to Stump Ohio.

Secretary Shaw will take the stump
in Ohio this fall ia the interest of the
republican ticket. He will make a
short tour of the stale ia response to
invitations fcom Senator Hanna and
the state executive committee, and
very likely will make 1T least one
speech in Clevela d.
MIR. Shaw is regarded as the best
stump speaker in the Pres dents cabi-
net. He is ;orceiul, convincing and
eloquent, and tall 3 soraight at his
audience aud not over their heads. He
spe ut a week in Ohio last fall, and
was with Gov. Nash all that time. He
spoke from the same platform with
Senator Hanna. and made speeches at
Springfield, Fremont. Colneaut, Ober-
lin g. nd other places. The secretary at
that time was E. shing his second term
as ovetnLr OF Iowa.
When he goes to Ohio in the fall he
will be put into close districts and in
the places where the republican candi-
dates are having hard fight.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-15

Mrs. N. j. Wheeler and Mrs. N. f.
Wescott gave two very delightful
mo ming parties on Wednesday and
Thursday in compliment to their guest
Miss Nellie Staininger of Upton. On
Wednesday mornlng the company was
given to the young ladies and the
married ladies were invited Thursday
morning. Depison still holds certain
claim on Miss Slainjnger as she spent
several years of her childhood here
and it was pleasure to the guests TO
have this opportunity for visit with
her. On these occasions the house was
beautifully decorated with profusion
OF bright summer flowers and the hos
tesses did ali ia their power for the
pleasure of their guests. Miss Stain
niger and Mrs. Burkson assisted Mrs.
Wescott in serving lnost delicious re-
freshments. Among the out of town
guests present were the Misses Hun.
gate of Omaha, Mrs. Snyder of Creston
and Mrs. Hamilton of Chickasaw,
lndian Ter.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-15
he eyes of the unterri6ed, The truth

the eyes of the unterrifed. The truth
10 that Dugan is about as independent
democrat as could have been selected
for the board, he has never been hide.
bound in party affairs and his work on
the board has not been of partison
character. Flaherty is still kicking
against the pricks and hopes to be a
candidate in spite of Mr.. Caswell. One
question in Mr.. Flaherty's candidacy
is as to whether be voted TO award the
bridge contract to Grill or whether he
did not. At the time Mr. Flaherty
gave the impression that he voted for
the lowest bidder 1t is acknowledged
that Supervisors Smith and Rhoden
baugh voted in the interest of the tax
PAYERS, but'who cast the third vote is
matter which unfortunately is not of
record. 1t is claimed by some that
Schroeder cast the vote that saved
hundreds of dollars to the tax payers,
others declare that Molter did it and
still others hold to the belief that
Flaherty was the man. While in fact
it should be esteemed an houor to have
voted for the people as against mere
favoritism, politically it is not all clear
s"iling for the man who did it. Grill
and his friends have knife as long as
the moral law, out for the fellow who
did it. They are bunting scalps but
they have not located the scalp. They
have succeeded in shelving Ridden
baugh who has made good supervisor
but whether they should get after
J Flaherty or Schroeder or Molter is
still undecided. With but two weeks
before the convention there is remark
ably little stir in democratic circles
and this may be taken as an indication
of how little interest the democrats of
the county take in their discredited
party.