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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
SATURDAY EVENINGS
Special at Young & McCombs' From to 9
O'Clock.

Special at Young & McCombs' From to o
Kentucky blue grass lawn seed, per
pound. 12c.
Broken mixed candy, per pound, SC.
Ladies' fancy hose, seamless, per
pair, 1Oc.
Life of Mckinley and the story of
his assassination, sold by canvassers
at Sl.75, our price this evening sec.
Our S1.25 quality peau de sole. black
silk, special for this evenings sale.
SOC
One lot No. 40 satin taRetta rib
bons, all colors and best quality, this
evenings sale price lie.
Colgate's triple extract perfumes.
worth 45c an ounce. all odors, this
evenings sale price, per ounce, csc.
Jean Constaine Paris perfume, this
evenings sale price. per ounce Zoe.
Bailey's talcum powder, perfumed.
per can, SC.
Colgate's violet talcum powder, per-
fumed, per can, 19c.
Mems spring negligee shirts. OK
fords and madras, some with collars
attached. some with two detachable
collars. sizes mostly Il, 141a, 10 and
1917, these shirts never sold less than
81. special from Z to o'clock this
evening for 39c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
SECOND IN STATE
Standing of Rock Island as a
Manufacturing
City.
DATA GIVEN IN CENSUS BULLETIN
This City Has 1871 and Moline 157
Capital In
vested.

The census bulletin presenting the
result of the work of the department
in collecting data concerning the
manufacturing concerns of the state
of Illinois, June 1, 1900, is out. The
number of separate concerns report
ed is $500 and the capital invested is
SIG, S29,59S, including only the live
capital used and leaving out the cap
ital stock. The value of the manu-
factured product for the year is given
at S1,259, 571, los.
The various lines of manufactures
are treated in detail in u series of
tables and tables of comparison be-
tween various groups of cities are
given.
The IL cities in the state having a
population of 10000 or over are treat
cd in detail, separate tables being de
voted to them. OF the. 9th
ers Rock Island stands sec
ond in number of manufac-
turing establishments, having ISL,
against goo i'm Belleville. Moline has
157 manufacturing establishments,
but easily leads in the capital invest
ed, the amount being S11.165. 7O1. Rock
iHi"hh - S'N'hu WIN Tf"f'"''''. anu
GaleSburg and Dixon close behind.
Chicago has 19,2O3 manufacturing
concerns, Peoria SCI, Toilet I55, Rock
ford $50 and Quincy 421.
The total capital invested in the
cities named is, respectively, S534,-
OOO,6S9, $27,o71,61a, 15,425, JOG, S14,
12G. s54 and SG,S79.s4G.
Number Employed.
The number of men employed in
Rock Island is 2.3S6; wages paid dur
ing the year, S1,229.O44; value of man
ufactured products S5,53S.352. Rock
Islands rank in the value of manufac-
tured products among the cities of
the state is 14th, the output being
four-tenths per cent of the total man
ufGcturcs Of the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
PLANS FOR THE CAMPAIGN

About half the members of the
democratic city-township committee
met with Il number of party workers
at Turner hall last evening for the
purpose of arranging details for the
campaign.
The co mittee was called to order
by CHARM j. w. Cavanaugh and
completed n organization by the
election as ecretary-treasurerO of j. =.
Sexton, of the Fourth ward. After
an hours discussion with reference
to Withdrawals from the city ticket
il was voted to allow the list of can
didates TO remain as nominated. Then
the committee went into executive
session 10 consider ways and means.
y general plan for the governing
of the city-township committee was
presented and i'm accordance with it
finance committee composed of g..
II. Wright, G. p. Stauduhar and Will
lam Dunavin, and committee on
halls and carriages consisting of Ar
thur Burial, j. w, Linn and j. +.
Larkin were named. subject to revis-
ion at an adjourned meeting to be
held Monday evening.
Chairman Cavanaugh urges the at
tendance of all members at the meet
ing Monday evening, and it is the
duty of every member, as well as the
candidates on the city and township
ticket, to be present.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
FOR GRAND JURY
James GiIIapp and Mrs. Amanda
Skinner Are
Held.
FORMER Is AN OLD OFFENDER
Infant is Placed in the Hands OF
Relatives at Rock
ford.

The casesagainst James GiIlapp and
Mrs. Amanda Skinner, who were ar
rested in Hampton township for
leading an immoral life. was brought
to a close in Magistrate Johnson's
court yesterday evening. Both were
bound over in the sum of $500 to
await the action of the grand jury.
.Gillapp furnished security and the
woman was released on her own re-
cognizance. In the trial the couple
were defended by VI. J. McEniry,
while States Attorney Weld prose-
cuted.
Gillapp is not stranger in police
circles in this city, having been con-
cerned i'm several cases which brought
him before the bar of justice. After
getting out of his latest scrape he
went to Hampton and took up his
residence with Mrs. Skinner. The
relations they maintained became the
scandal of the neighborhood and
finally a couple of weeks ago the
authorities were called upon to in
vestigate a rumor that they had been
guilty of infantcide.
Babe Located.
II was learned that there
were no grounds for the ru-
NOR, however, Gnlipp having taken
the infant to Rockford and placed il
in the hands of relatives there. The
result of the investigation was the
filing of information which led to
their arrest.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
stories Exaggerated.

a letter from Mrs. w S. Marquis. who
with Rev. Marquis is taking a trip to
the Holy Land, in which she denies
the stories printed i'm the metropoli-
tan papers TO the effect that the cap
tain of the Celtic had been discour-
teous toward the passengers and that
the sultan had them logged about the
streets. Mrs. Marquis says they are
having fine time and are being
treated nicely everywhere they visit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
Millinery Opening.

You are cordially invited to attend
our eighth annual spring millinery
opening. commencing Tuesday, March
p, and continuing for three days.
The fruits of our labors. the array of
the beautiful hats and the great dis
play of spring goods are beyond the
power of mind and pen to describe
Special cut prices in all departments
as well as small token of our APP
probation to those that attend this
opening will be given.
YOUNG & McCOMBS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
IN SOCIAL WORLD

Shiloh command, of the L. V. L.,
last evening held card party at
Memorial hall which was largely at
tended and proved a very pleasant af-
fair. During the evening the ladies
of the w. V. II. L. served refresh
ments.
The Forty-siX Social club was en-
tertained last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Lovett, 517
Eleventh street.
Miss Lou Harris entertained l6 OF
her friends at her home last evening
i'm honor of Miss Bessie Frantz. of
Milwaukee, who is here on a visit.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
McHugh First Commodore.

Charles McHugh, of this city, who
was the prime mover in the organiZa-
tion of the Mississippi Valley Yacht
club, has been chosen its first commo-
dore. w. p. bingham, of Clinton, is
vice commodore. and j. Dwight Lamb,
of Clinton, secretary and treasurer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
Notice to bidders.

The Rock Island Baseball associa-
ton will let to the highest bidder the
several privileges on the grounds for
the season of 1902. For information
in regard to same apply at once to
i. G. EDDY. Sec'y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
DemocratIc Committee Meeting.

4 meeting of the democratic city
committee is called at Tur-
ner hall at o'clock Monday evening,
March "a. The attendance of all
members. together with candidates,
is urged.
J. w. CAVANAUGH, Chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
Makingi it
To Your
Interest

Is the constant aim at SHIELDS CASH
GROCERY. The stock selection, the prices
put upon the goods and all other details
attended by that care that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22

William Charles. the 4-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hubble, died
at the family home, 1925 Ninth NV
enue, at 1880 this morning, after an
illness of nine weeks with bronchitis
and complications. The funeral will
occur Monday >at > p. IN. from the
German Evangelical church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22

The funeral of Charles Blythe was
held at p. IN. today from the resi-
dence. 1928 Fourth avenue. Rev. ID. l..
McNary' conducted the services. In
terment was made at Chippiannock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22
OBITUARY RECORD

Gustav y. Shaffer. of South Rock Is
land, has received a telegram from
New York announcing the death of
his uncle, FL ~. Shaffer. at that place.
Mr.. Shaffer's death was due to heart
disease. his lifcless body having been
found by one of the members of the
family who had gone to his room to
call him. The dead man was a
wealthy florist and owned a large
of greenhouses. lie came to
this country in 1853 and became an APP
prentice to a florist. later going into
business for himself on a small scale,
but gradually increasing until bccom-
ing one of the largest in New. York.
The deceased was 60 years of age at
his death and besides his wife is sur
vived by five children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22

Mrs. Peter F. Dethlefs died at -: 30
this morning at her home. 2S16 Fifth
and-a-haf avenue, after an illness
with pneumonia. Mrs. Dethlef's maid
en- name was Lulu Tries and she is
survived by her husband and her
three children, besides her mother,
Mrs. Augusta Tries, and two brothers,
William and Henry Tries. She was
aged 20 years. The funeral services
will he held at the residence at =
o'clock Monday afternoon. the inter
ment TO he at Oakdale cemetery, Dav-
export.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-03-22

Mrs. Fredricka LaFranI died early
this morning at the home of her son,
Peter LaFranZ. near Rock river in
South Rock Island. aged 40 years.
Death was due to complications arts
ing from advanced age. The funeral
will take place at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning from the late home,
with interment at ChiPpiannock Gem
etery.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

= for the year and also TO put corn TO the hlgh-
s rsce with one exception. on record Ihefe was
. aia for corn here in 1892, but yesterdays prices
q ~ mat one exception, the highest since the
.rr has been on a gold basis. There was a gooo
..1 of September selling by a Kansas City mousse
~5-roun 10000 bushels Harris-Gates at times
-, tbe September moderately The best prices
80 carly: the July closed &c over Monday put the
Tred futures closed CSC 10 1lsc lower. September
o,sea at 6llsc; December, 472sc; May, 44c sellers.
80 insnection was only 211 cars; the estimate for
-1-o5neslay 10 cars The sheet showed only SIX
ars of contract corn. but the private elevators
80 olIt 63 cars Of contract. The contract stock,
9. ooo bushels increased 423 900 bushels. The New
-, hill crowd so far has chartered vessel room
sor about 100000 bushels Of their cash. and they
ere marketing it through the East on the basis of
efo : + + Buffalo, which to-day was 2ic under
the July price
Lot under Monday. July opened at 75c, sold
t+ueen 75s4c and 74zc and closed at 741zc; Septem
her closed at 727sc sellers December, 1850 sellers
rrbere we're wet weather complaints from Ne
,oska but il was assumed. while quality might
=, Iov,ered the quantity could be reduced
1rosav's weather map was decidedly improved and
c1ssr was promised for Wednesday, Local holders
we're the best sellers early there was some buying
IN the Nebraska complaints. Clearances were only
1900 bushels. The Northwest cars were 22O
against 1s5 last year Primary receipts 600 bush
eIs against 5S5,0Oo bushels Gables steady.
The contract stock, 175400O bushels decreased 106
600 bushels. OF the 81 cars OF wheat Il were new
and 13 contract Shipping sales were 5000 bushels.
ard the seaboard reported 60 loads for export.
Fine weather lowered the quotations. the
close unchanged to &c under Monday. New July
closed at 46l4c; old July 41ac: new September at
s3ssc: old September at 30sc There were 154 cars,
with IS for tomorrow. There were 8 cars of new
oats here. II July 16 last year before new
oats appeared. The contract stock here is only
5000 bushels. Cash sales were 5000 bushels.
Provisions opened at the best prices OF the year:
lard a little $11 pork. SIS S7la for September,
and ribs SO Sls for September but on the opening
strength there was Armour and Cudahy selling.
The close was at a decline from Monday.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Bryan L Kennedy: I19 Msrcer-st 225 II n OF
Sprng-st 25xlOO story bldg foreclosure sale Farm
Loan and Trust Co agt Margaret Mooney ct al Tur-
RostOn & Horan : L II Ward. ref. action
No tudgt. SiO925 50 costs. s347 so; taxes etc
1890 200 Springst, 2oX1Oo,
story bldg foreclosure sale same PARTIES action 40 2
judg $40 1854 20; etc, $500 SS
By James L Wells: Crotona Park North and 1I5th-st
81 94x10l 67x5x94 %. vacant. foreclosure sale
N e Story, Rosalta c GUdera et al; 9 G.
butcher atty: Niles ref due udgt Ss0so; costs.
$31S So
BY Peter F Meyer CO: KingsbIidge Road W 5 100
lS4th-st, 2195S X29 9X215 Ssx64 4: vacant;
foreclosure sale; L Graner A Lustig: Platzek &
attys: II Ingraham ref due tUdgt IS S 81:
costs. $500 S129 3 mtse $4,000; subject
judgts OF S5S2 81.
By Bernard & Sons ST Nicholas-ave and 151st
st. 92Ttsx659A 10 81 Nicholas Place XSO xso53s
vacant foreclosure Citizens Savings Bank agt
Gorsch all Prison & Beal attys: c G Cronin ref;
due judgt $4,000; taxes, etc. SS32 SS
By 7 Boyd: 2O6 2 124th-st, 5. 155 6i2 II OF
3d-ave 25x10o II; story nat h: foreclosure sale;
Esverit agt J Frank al; @ " PearsaN atty; A =
seeligsberg ref due tudgt s211T4 10 costs S41I
81 200
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.

Greene-st Nos 15s and 100. FOR seven story
brick lofts Al. 4xT5 Sx99.S; G
HspeT0P S6 19 East so ia5tSs Is aTehet $4,000
PERI nd sts n for two six story
brick tenement houses. with stores. S5XS41 and
SO 2x92 6: Goodman & a. Rothstein. No s.
iII RFoadway' architects 5000
l37th-st n s. 1926 II W OF Madison-aVe, for
%nans Pne s1ory oHpePs ITeIe II Howell architect 200
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
Auction sales were held yesterday at No. III
Broadway follows:

Auction sales were held yesterday at No Ill
Broadway follows
By Peter Msysr cS % 5ss o's o9scdsu1. sas CT
Isaac Metzger agt AIbina Friedlins al; a 1 3 s
COSTS sos 5G tsxes etc 81 500 So prior mgs $4,000
@@ @@ The RaG for fCo az % RGf @tsS ans
story b h foreclosure sale; w Brice agt Auguste
ret Gn5i ac5on @ 81 80 + due ON jadg S
8oc over 65S S2S PRIOR RH9E mse aad Interest 90
closure sale parties action No due on judgt.
G9s @ etf same TO the plaintiff m for 5000 o sTe 9vsy pST @
10? 2 story dwg h. foreclosure sale tamSsTt suyqSm %
Hershdeid ref due on judgt s225 O3
2s07 # Of Central Park West 17x10O Sls story b
ba, Sg ri treeosqFe @ safe aarrset may p E eIen ref
due udgt costs s377 as etc ssss AZ
q 8d-ays 25zl6os sso1y h: foEsclSsuTs sale:
Wse aftys: Hs1 " @ Pdtzsk Tef due on tSdg ss5 0
Sisn Ssnt I'll fog GZ s 5a4s s 3 poF sse 100 # Of
SXe story ten n fqTesl9uTs G smbsrli5 sag
eos e{s n ss M 81 % s@rned SHs on 10 @
BY Vincent 4 Ryan: Amsterdann-ave and 79th-st; .
cor io2 2sloG story hotsi foreclosure SUI 9a sale N MeT
W. attys3 Tanner ref due on iudgt slS1s 90 70: s
sl3O6O0 $40 W 159thst 434T. IT Of Amsterdam
pos6:r5y al cSrssna STs1 $, o.
=, Fhp %yis 7S!5@ 5s,!ss:4s :ss r.
horton agt Annie SIMON ct ali orien. atty Lyons
= & 5e po fge @ Gn SIS and COSTS sdoafnsd July Is
5SS l4ta-s s. 10 II & OK aSenHe I g. SS
Edelmaa; Iachman & Goldsmith attys. Talley ref
due judgt SS5SB: costs SOY IA taxes. ETC. s1Os 52
By 5 ColdstCker: 15Sth-st. n 96.11s It OF Boule-
ward Lafayette 1Sx72 9xl9 = x65 31s: story dwg H.
foreclosure sale; Mayer agt schnugg ct al; Phbin.
judg s1O444 costs 1857 So; taxes. $t45 sT ad
July 10: Stebbins-ave. s. 661-39 II OF
Freema-st 2xIO3 3xIO53; foreclosure sale
Sophie williams agt lamont Rich ct al; Rabe & Keller
atys A Zinke, ref: due judgt. 81, 100 I2 costs
S145 81 taxes. s55s 70 the pantin for $40 o50
Jerome-ave 200 Of l6Tth-st. lO0X125; story
dwE h: foreclosure sale; Mayer agt Kay ct al;
Ph!lbn Msnken. attys; T F Donnelly. ref;
udgt S6S30 92 SSls 6s; etc 1888 20;
adjourned July 10
1881 II Of Brook-ave; two story hs each 25xll6.
foreclosure sale; Pauline Hahn Mary L de Castano
et al Meighan & Necarsulner. attys Philip McCook.
ref due judst, S2577 92 costs s2SI 40 taxes etc
SSO3 prior each house SSOOO TO the plantr
for $500 prior mtge-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5th-st No s17 East &c sx97: Adam Reinhardt to
Henry Baermann. mortgage. S265O 81
SUffok-s No l29. 25xss !; Bertha Noiken- =, 90
T4th-st, n S. 80 Il g Of West End-ave, 2OXIO22;
Julius LYONS to Therese n Brcwnins: mort 0~ -.
NssSifson ave % n " corner S6th-st so sxs7 o; Au-
gust Oppenheimer Frederick W Marks;
nortgage $4,000.
Ssth-st. 5. % II of Madison-ave 25xlOOS;
Catharine Wall 70 William l. Sutphin and an -.
Central PARK West n W corner 1O4th-st. 27. sx1OO:
Amelia Lyon Clara NJ Markham and another
Hrsch TO 70 + Cleveland eli se cadeg 2aO25
Broadway. Nos $50 and S52. e corner Leonard
ST. 6lX1T5x61 4x175; Francis " Hurst and an
other executors and trustees. to Louis VI Jones; -.
Same property; Howard Jaffray ct al 10 same:
B s . g. o -. .
Same property. Luis Phelps. guardian, to same; -
BIeecker-st. No 127 to 1876 n $. 1OOx1OO; Louis N
Jones TO Francis W Hurst and another. ex- - -
and trustees mortgage. $4,000 100000
Avenue n. 81 and 99 S. SO 6X7I; simon
Uhlfelder and another to Louis Gordon et al
5th-st, No 10S East. 2ox9o julius Livingston 10
Jacob Ferttg. mortgage S2SUOO
9Sth-st, cS5 II e or Sd-aVe. 2oXlOo-ll; lda
Machiz to Simon Uhlfelder and another; r s. ~ 49,.
aed-st No 327 West 26. 6.sx9s9; George Punchard
10 the Stuyvesant Real Estate Company .....--. 100
lin Lee % Central Realty Bond and Trust Com
pany and Century Realty Company mortgage ,oo
7Otb-st n 100 II Of West End-ave, 1s.9x1OO5 3;
Annette shannon to Margaret w Miller ana an
other mortgage. $4,000 2Zcoo
Madison-ave W $ 81 # n Of 4Sth-st. 24x95: John
suydam TO Harriet suydam' mortgage -,
rSSSecomibeaTe No 1877 W s. 25 3x116x25x1I2 IL:
Martha Lisson TO Nellie David: mortgage.
SSSUOO H@A1ia"s7
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
M0NTAyK STEAMBOAT COMPANY

For Block IsIand T. Orient Greenport Shelter Island
SouthOld and Sag Harbor. L 7
Steamers leave New York Pier Is. E. R. foot
Wall ST. week days excepting Saturdays $50 p. NJ
on Saturdays 100 P NJ The steamer leaving
tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays will stop
Southold-
ADDITIONAL SERVICE TO BLOCK ISLAND.-On
Saturdays during July and OF the
of Steamboat Co.'S line viii
tauk L. with Long Island r. r. train No. ISL
ing New York. z. R. 1;2O P. NJ. Pier IS
foot ST., 100 p. NJ. FlGtbush Brooklyn at
1:1s p NJ. arriving at Block Island at 200 p NJ
On ''ShinneCock'' viii leave Pier
49, e r. Al 500 a NJ: returning leave Sag Harbor
p Excursion tickets good only date soldo.
boat. S2O0 Going by boat and
Teturning by L / r. r. day. $500
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEW BUILDING FOR WEST WASHINGTON
PLACE

The Consolidated Dental Manufacturing Company
has bought through Brooke & Georger. from Mary
D Ptessinger. No. 13O TO 134 West Washington
Place. old three story buildings. plot 60x irreg-
ular. An eight story building Will be erected by
the buyers
William Halls Sons have sold through H. s Ely
& &C. and James Kyle Sons the two four story
tenement houses Nos. Isl and l5S East Thirty
ninth-st. The dimensions OF the plot S6x1oo
feet.
1t was revealed by the transfers yesterday that
Louis NJ Jones. the buyer Of the Jaffray property.
at the northeast corner of Broadway and Leonard
ST. had as part payment given No 127 TO 1S5 Beeck-
er-st.
Norman A. Lawlor has sold through Frederick
Zittell the three story private dwelling house, NO
3l5 West Eighty-ninth-st- on private terms. The
buyer will occupy the house.
Montgomery & SeitZ have sold for a Mr.. Ash the
three story and basement dwelling house No. IL
East Sixtieth-st. The dimensions Of the lot are
20x100 feet
Dr. Walter Clark has sold TO NJ l. & C. Ernst
No. 305 West SiXty-ninth-St., five story tenement
house, lot 25X100.5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
flnaurlal.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTIoN.
HOLDERS OF SIN PER CENT MORTGAGE

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
uOLDERS OF SIN PER CENT MORTGAGE
Bonds Of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company (of
California; issued under mortgage. dated April l. 1875.
hereby notified that there in the hands Of the
under the mortgage by which the
payment said bonds is secured the Of five hundred
dollars gold. which under the terms of said
Mortgage IS applicable the redemption purchase OF
said bonds that :he undersigned will receive sealed
proposals the Land Office Of said Company Room g.
Wells Fargo Express Building, 40 Second Street
Francisco. surrender Of said bonds until II
NJ on Monday 2lst day July 1902. which time
proposals will be opened. Proposals TO be ndorsed Pro
posaIs for the surrender the Mortgage Bonds
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. The right is re-
served reject any and all bids
D. 0. MILLS.
HOMER S. KING.
Trustees.
E-a,,ssco Tr-a 1ooo
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09

San Francisco. June 18th. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
Royal Mail Steamers.

DED ID LINE.
LIZ For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
via Curacua-Calling also at San Juan. p. r.
ea4O'' " From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
pIITI ADELPHIA Saturday. July IL noon
. Saturday. July 26,
These have superior accommodations for passen-
gers BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front ST.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
Ocean 1teamcrs.

NORTM G[gRmAN 1bOWIDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures
~, From Pier SO. North River. Gansevoort 81
Kaiser July Is. 10 A. NJ Kaiser Aug. r. 10 A. NJ
kaiserin July %. 10 A. NJ .IohenzollernAug 1910 AN
hronprnz July 20 noon Kasertn. Aug 10. 10 An
From Pier "a u. Of Amity ST., Brooklyn
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures alternately. and Bremen
From Bremen Piers. Hoboken. n. ].
ENurruerstJuy 10. 10 A. NJ Friedrich July 81 M
Beroarossa July II. 10 A Luise Aug Z. P NJ
Bremen July "a noon Kurfuerst. Aug IA. p. NJ
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
From Pier "a. II. OF Amity ST.. Brooklyn
L@ahn: @ July 10 A n Lain aug e. 10 A.
Aher; Avg O. 10 A n Aneg % sept lS NJ
Louis II. Meyer. IS South Third ST.. Phila
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
lirinen0 NoIlres.

THE CENTRAL R. R CO OF NEW JERSEY.
New City, July sth 1902
A DIVIDEND OF TWO % PER CENT HAS
this day been declared. payable Aug. 1st next. 20
Stockholders Of record close Of business on 18th
instant. Checks will be mailed. 49,,
The Transfer Book Will be closed from noon Of 18th
instant until the morning the 2sth instant.
G o. WATERMAN. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-09
sKYsCRAPER FOR NO. 40 BROADWAY.

The George A Fuller Company has loaned TO the
Broadway Company s. $4,000 on the property sit
uated at No SO to ~ Broadway. which IS TO be
built twenty story modern steel frame freproof
office building, similar in construction and finish
to the one erected at the southeast corner or
Maiden Lane and Broadway. The loan was per-
fected through the Lawyers Title insurance CON-
pany, of Nos. 81 and 50 Liberty-st.