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New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY,

John NJ Reid and Thomas Murphy have sold for
DR. Robert c. Myles. TO Helena D. Keil. No. 2O9
East Thirty-fourth-st., three story and basement
brownstone private hose. lot 1215x9S-9 feet The
price paid $1,000.
The same brokers sold this property about year
ago to DR. MyIes for $1,000
Patrick F. Mcdonald has sold to J. OConneI for
So 800 the lot on the northeast corner OF Crotona
Park and Clinton-ave. 1t viii be improved Inc
dimensions 26x104 feet -
Cannon to DR.. H Mcclure; plot OF seven lots
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. They pave also sold for
James c and Fben Smith 10 Mlchaei heane. the
two dweJIinp houses on the northeast corner OF
Briggs-ave and Coles Place, facing on Kings
bridge Road. w.t.; -, ,, .
Isaac Rosenwasser and Jacob Meisz fzo nave bought
from Isidor Haloert the five story tenement house
No. 1873 Avenue G II stands on lot lS 6x67 feet
Marie Benzng has bought from Charles Nsuen-
dorer the three story dwelling liouSe NJ olo west
One-hundre red and -forty-seventh-st u Stai'dS On
a lot 25xs91l feet
Mrs. Catharine Hoffman has sold to Antonio
Prella through Pesc & Coluccl tns nEe st9fy tene-
rnent house, No 302 East One-nuioi
st The lot is 25x103 feet
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

twenty story building will be put upon the site Oh
the Stevens House, opposite Bowling Green, at an
expense for land of about 81 10000. and for the
building of like amount. Should this project ma
terialize the result would be the largest once
building in the city-one might safely add, IN the
world
In the Wal-st- district preparations are being
made for the erection Of two towering structures
Running through from Wall-st to Exchange Place
a few feet west of William-st, will be the twenty
story building projected by the Bank of the state
of New-York. This building will cost in the negh-
borhood of S1,200.000 exclusive of the site Inc
foundations nearly ready for the sixteen story
building which Blair & Co. to put UP on the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Real Cstaie.

A BANDONED FARM CATALOGT-E: post free: nlu
y trated Postof1ce Box 1874 Boston Mass.
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REAL ESTATE COMMENT
TIE MARCH OF THE sKYsCRAPER-NEW
RUILDINGS PLANNED.

49,, market for the last week in detail.
,,e-e e little 10 comment upon Every oooE S -
% have decided that August is a sooo Hioii.t "
-. to take a vacation and is of in parts OF the
,o-Is where real estate is not WORTH SO fnucn d
- foot ss in New-York. storing up energy Ior
,rbs. nrornises to be active fall canpals1 ne
d,lress which has characttrized the last "eeN ~
,otbing savoring Of weakness about IL IL - iati'e
. s,or of bealthf,llness. In ones mind Is there
q doubt OF the future and so all feel lree 10 'aAe
,be o,,ting leaving all care behind. One item OF
news published this week is worth referring 10 III
cdentauy-another handsome residence Is soon soon 20 20
sye0ee ny :, -. "a NoxrYor society of member of
straw showing the direction Of the social vino
,raha onirion OF the hermit Of Walden Pond on
., s,h5ac+ Of the modern Office building, with its
,ent,, or thirty stories and its luxurious offices
1sourd make interesting reading Would Ihoreau.
sitting at the omen door Of his hermitage costing
SIS s21k say OF them that they who built thern were
dragging men into slavery as they lifted them up
y,,ld he say that the girdeTs were only so many
irons binding down the souls OF men and the
shells only prison walls?
The slavery of ownership Of modern Office build
fnrs is a popular one just now, if one may judge
from the number projected. which work will be
begun this fall Probably never in the history OF
.be CITY have there been so many planned ar
this time Millions Of dollars will be spent in
.+-,,cion work within the next year II needs only
e. ,eci,al of a few of the buildings projected to
convince one Of this statement Beginning where
the Dutch began the modest nucleus Of the city
,bere Sc 10 be erected at No. - Broadway the No
ta Broadway Company, building to cost at least
& eoooo II viii be second in size to only one
bufdfag in the city-the Broad-Exchange. The
plans for this structure were filed last week. 1t
will be twenty stories high and have rentable
floor space $4,000 square feet The total cost of
the building and the site viii be over 100000
The ARRANGEMENT of the interior which the pro-
noters have mind for this building is significant
The building is intended especially for the use Of
arge corporations.
Fronting Battery Park viii be erected another
twenty story Office building 81 200 OCO This
rs being built by the Century Realty Company
The foundations are about ready for the structure
While the scheme has not yet been brought to a
tangible state yet there is possibility that a
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

the greatest percentage Of gain for al month this
year, being increase of 4S per cent, as com
pared with the corresponding month Of last year
New-York ranked fourth in percentage Of gain
the gain being lSs per cent
Gold Storage published yesterday an announce
ment that the new building OF the Stock Exchange
and the Hanover Bank Building would be
equipped with apparatus for cooling them. These
are the first buildings in this city be thus
equipped. 1t IS understood that four ammonia alb
sorption machines with capacity OF 200 tons OF re-
frigerauon will be placed In the Stock Exchange
PLANS FOR NEW BUILDINGS.
14eth-st Nos 527 and 500 West for story
and basement brick power house 30x99. United
Electric Light and Power Co. No IS Duane-st - -.
owner; " York No GO West 93d-s architect si2 ooc
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mcclure and 5: mortgage s2s 900 $50 ooC
Joseph Usoskln: mo mortgage si4 .... 1896
122d-st. :, 203 10 Fl OF 2d-ave. 5G-2xloo TO-
SIS COO ~ ,.."e...s.. So ooo
fred F seIigsberg to Max Ernge .,,....... p 100
Fanel TO Freda Rosenbers; mortgage $i7 ooo a. oOo
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

BOOK with Floor Plans mailed
upon request. Apply TO GEORGE
r. READ, I Madison Square, 90
Cedar Street, or on Premises
POSITIVELY READY FOR
OCCUPANCY OCTOBER 1, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

1t was reported yesterday that the purchase of
land at Oyster Bay few days days ago by Charles
A Peabody, jr., for the William Waldorf
Astor estate. Mr.. Peabody represents that estate
He could not be found yesterday to verify the re-
port 1t is possible that he was buying for ]. r.
Roosevelt who is one OF the trustees of the estate
1t is understood that John W. Gates and P. A
Valentine. of Armour & Co, will represent the
steel and the Chicago interests in the Board OF
Directors of the United States Realty and Con-
struction Company.
Building operat tions for the month of July in
twenty-three O, the leading cities of the United
States as compiled by Construction New show
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
Gi1n prouertn for Sale.
Gin propertn for Sale.
SlaWson & Hobbs,
~pEc1a1. DEsIRABLE


SREgho DWSE5RRAA1RNEdns
UNIQUE
American basement % ft. wide; commanding
extended view of the Drive and overlooking
beautffed private lawns of adjoining property
delightful house; superb location; S3S,50O
slawson Hobbs;
EXCEPTIONAL.
rantra of resident block. between Central Park
and Columbus av; four story 20 foot modern
dwelling, for $4,000.
slassoe sss eounSSs i aS9s' av.
NOVEL.
90 it. front, three rooms deep. hve story
American basement, with electric elevator
special inducement to quick buyer
slassoe sss eoIaHSas S HS9s's sv
ATTRACTIVE.
new four story % foot dwelling; wide street,
near Central Park; cwOrth $4,000 offered at
S65, 900.
slessoe sss esfaHSss i HSass; sv.
ARTISTIC.
Modern three story high stoop, select loca-
ton. in the Seventies: electric lighted and oeau-
tifully decorated only S26,oOO.
slassoe sss cofanSss i a91es; sv
MODERN.
Masnifcently decorated and fxtured four
story 21 foot limestone front dwelling: superbly
located, near Riverside; only $4,000
Sawson Hobbs.
2S4 Columbus av.
SACRIFICE.
Four story % foot front brown stone; bath
extension bay front and modern; under S4G,ooo
Slawson & Hobbs.
284 Columbus
@@A Go1uMnbus AUo
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
MICHIGAN NINE STRIKE ENDS

Saginaw. Mich Aug. 9-The strike Of the Ofl'eu
,,,ne workers Of Michigan was declared on 10
dav the various locals having voted to accept uHe
scale submitted by the operators on July anu
,-o,-a5 t,v President Mitchell, with the amend. ~
eppioNeu p. rs,9five 10 an eight hour day for men men
above ground and the miners TO push men ~ mves
sS -,y+ii This subject be Thoroughly lhFe9C-
oa+ea The mines will all be In operation heA'
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STOCKS EXTREMELY DULL
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
UNITED RAILWAYS PRE-.
FERRED IL STRONG.
Bank of Commerce in Better De
mand and Trust Company
Issues STEADY.

Yesterdays session Of the local Stock
Exchange was the dullrsj q the s.a-
ION. Trading was mainly in snail lois. AMI
the GanE- 81 values Wa extremely narrow
in the traction group Transit and the :
per cent bonds were neglected. United
Railways preferred Wa steady at Ss =.
Mercantile and NJ Ss-u-i W-rr the only ac-
tive trust stocks. The former was fairy
strong at $4lS5i aud the latter -aSy At
SI2As5iz
GranTte-B.meiali L. was the strong spot %
the miscellaneous ..St. with sAlss 81 S-Tslx
ami & a
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Chicago stock Market.
Foreign Exchange.

Fourth street
Prime sterling; cables 4SsIsS4sS,5: check,
Commercial sterling. checks tEsa5t S--O- q
days 4.S25a4-&l. 81 days I.Sg..
Grain bills E-k5N. cotton bills lsfI
Baakers' Paris cables SIC. checks S.i5E; 60
days 5-lSI.
Commercial French francs cheeks 5rs.a
BIB lis. % DAYS s.lsi- G5.lS i-ls.
80 I-l6.
BeIgisn checks 5.1s=sq5.Is LIS: 50 DAYS Er.S
s. sis: 60 DAYS -.
CommegciaI sterling. checks s. s-lsEs54: 90
days -I5sn94 ISIS. - DAYS % Ii-isG4s =.
Bankers, Dutch gr.iders. checks - S-IsdSa
DAYS - l5-IsTH.
Market steady.
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The unaeagnss having purchased staz5OOO par vdus of the above Bonds offer
S1a5OOO0, the umdd portion, for sale at the Price Of 10% and accrued intre, payable
Thursday, Jolly 2Hh, 1902 at which mi the BONDS will bsr ready for delivery.
The Bonds are. limited to SOO00 pr mile of railway Including underlying divisional
liens and are secured by j mortgage covering lsu5pd to underlying divisional monsags)
the railways appunsnant franchises AMI property of the Railroad Company
For further particulars respecting the First Consolidated Mortgage 5oysar AZ Gold
Bonds and the Atlantic CmH Line Railroad Company we beg to refer to the ktTo Of Henry
Waiter, Esq, First Vice Paiisn, copies of which car b had on application at ourr sPe-
i've Offices From this letter it will be seen that these BONDS ar TO- i first lien
tupon about $40 miles OF Railway, and that the let earnings of the system for
the year ending June 3Oth. 1902, will exceed $780, 900; being approximately
double tn interest charge of the Consolidated Company Tor the year ending
June 3Oth, 1908, which. including interest o n S31,O54,OOO First Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds outstanding, will amount to 81 ,o76,SOZ
Ths Bonds cannot be redeemed prior to maturity.
Copies of the Mortgage and CounsPs opinion may BE- seen at our respective Offices
WE RECOMMEND THESE BONDS AS A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
Subscriptions will be opened al tc offices of the undersigned OF Thursday, Juy tHh,
1902 at o a my and close at3 P n. the same day, OF eadHsb without notice.
Thcngt is reserved to reject applications and to ana amounts less hant those applied for
Application will be made to list these Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
BROWN BROTHERS g. CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
HALLGARTEN g. CO.,
New York.
VERMILYE & CO.,
New York, Boston and Baltimore.
New York. Jolly 18th, 1902
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MnII Strrrt Gnr>In.

Reported bv the N.w York Commercial Aiyer-
tissr Though ETauris. Bra- = 60 ~ "a N'fth
FOURTH stree;
Rsadiug-MuFh ~ the strength - Reading to-
day was due O. purchases Tor Philadelphia ur-
count. Thes- pIrDhaSas gave v1lHr 60 rumDr fEat
PENNSYLVANIA RsilrsaI Interest az. ruTErs
ReaiinE 20 Est control q property The 81
rent belief l. that BllfiEuT ard ohio mad.
which - controlled br rho Feausllya1ls. viii
appear aS Joint uNur- Col. Read -E Ill'iunT" AMI
Brio shares u~Tr laurht rr--I, to-day uy Vfts-
tiuauy rH- sam. pssr-~ 'sEg g. EIr E-aduE.
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INDEPENDENT oRDEK OBJ FELLOW
Two Omcer. Commissioned.

REFTBLlC SPECIN..
jefferson City. No. July I5.-Goysru1=
DOckery to-day commissioned. at the IL
quest Of Adjutant General Dameron. he
following: e. II. Cabaniss. Jr.. to be 4 c..
tain in the faculty OF the Kemper Milita.y
hesitate at BOonville. and II. Edwin Wa
sor. TO te first lieutenant OF Compeus n.
Second Regiment OF Infantry. ". q. VI.
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st. Louis Man Injured.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Dallas. Tex July ia. Q. Brown - s..
Louis fell from the fifth story OF the So -
ger Bros. building. in the course Of erection
on Main street. this evening. II is thOCsr5
that he received internal injuries which
may prove fatal
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C~sp2-r-LihsTsl buylnE q A e T. hy a
group ~ brokers caused a sharp l.sa-yr Ia Ire
pricr u ttst sf.r. duI.r th- fHE"EHu- Ngm-g-
Jus orders frarI Es--.U .vI Eu- -..Arre muNe
Wa attributed 20 inside william iruhri~ wa~
rh- principal bly-r a. 'r- tE;-.t. taking all
ft.s Was Offered Tor fE- UgH t-. a. - b's-r
b-NrTs W-r- b''H Lsra. i-srl4u- l-lEs E-'S
= Douglas Henry. = LlrE- p-gi-.s-.aa 20. s-!llas
ws~ bv IauEhaar-
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st. LouI. Money Market.

TRANSACTIONS a. the banks were h-avv. a1I
there was an excellent Ioral AMI outside demand
for funds. With discount rates I'm between s
and 6 Ter sent.
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Mining stocks in New York.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER RISING.
mandates LOwlands AT Quincy
Missouri Is Falling.

REiT Et.IF .'ItI-
Quincy. Ill. July E-The river has been
rising here ut the rate OF an iEch an hour
since this morning at : O'Clock and will
reach the is-f-Ot stage by morning. The
water has backed over the lOwlanuS and
felcs in the Missouri bottoms for a distance
q four miles. and hundreds Of acres OF
grain are rapidly being Inundated.
on thu Illinois side below tire city. sc
fields are submerged. Above. q l. sail
the water = pouring through tire fCCi c.j-
% Bear creek ard Indian Gave Lee do
ing much damage.
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Ye.terdny,. Bank cIenrInE,.

Yesterdays Clearinghouse statement showed
clearinEs Of H,ss0.sse and balances Of 8. Oes, 800,
compared with clearings Of ys.s9g.5g aad bal
Gnces OF $sS5.ue Monday.
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chicago and AlrNn-W. l. S'ag- started a
sis'ng upward movement i1 ChsnrEu ara Alton
b. buying lu.ts shares = rurlru.u sea aft-r
tn opening q the ularArf. Iu-'i-'z sex r.
ported 10 h. G-sIUuGs u lirkIuE 20 fhl- ~faHk a
Tea points To the hopes q l-HaHtrE SOM u:
ih-lr luuS time holdings The .~.r-s-tr-I shares
advanced mere than a point 10 symptthy With
the common.
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STOCKS START STRONGLY,
BUT TAKE TURN DOWNWARD.
REALIZING IN MISSOURI PA.
CIFIC On ADVANCE.
Threatening Developments in
Freight Handlers Strike at
Chicago an Influence.

New York. July l5.-Prices OF stocks
started upwards with a rush this morning.
apparently as an extension and n broaden
irs % the hlying movement, which became
conspicuous yesterday in the Changers and
Pac hcs. There was an appearance OF con-
fid.nt demand from Few sources. and IN"
open selling % thc brokers. which have been
employed by The Western contingent during
the recent rise did not affect the strength
OF the market This gave rise 10 the con-
yiCtlon that large capitalists who have
hitherto held alOof from tine market We're
coming in prepared To continue the upward
movement Of stocks. There was active re-
aiiZiuE in Missouri Pacific. AMI In d few
other stocks under cover OF this strength.
ana the whole market ultimately gave way.
There was a momentary check To the down.
ward movement effected by a tally in Mis-
soUri Pacific to a point over last night. out
the market gave way again and r-c-d2d
generally TO below last nights close. only
a few stocks On the list resisting the down
H.rH T-nI. wgV
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Third Call.
hoy Drowned Mt auIncy.

KIT Blu
Quincy. Ill. July i5.-Gerhart Th5len.
aged 3 years, fell from the ferry deck mere
this afternoon and WIS drowned The Jody
has not been recovered
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wh!takar & Co. bond. stock. commercial PAPER
and exchange brUNer-. 81 N0rrh Fourth street.
quote exchange As follows:
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BOND SALES AT NEW YORK.
.g0I. & y ufd

New York. Jglv II-SaI-s % beads we're made
to-day as follows:
FIrEf Call.
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Mas,. July H-CI0sinE qlotatIA1~ C
m1r-y. I.ud-. -tCrEs aud mining share
Money.
Call leans as per cent: time Icons 4ES5.
Ter cent
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Foreign About ss-s sks-s~ - American
stocks W.T. huuEbt fu- IsuGpn account ~tJ-isv
Including Urir'TLn. AryLl~lu. - Paul url
Sguth-Tu Is'in- The were III active features
q Iuulln trading.
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MISSOURI RIVER FALLS.

REF HI StEaiNL
Kansas CITY. No. July E.-At : o'c'o x
tonight the Mizs1u-i River was about IS
feet above iov-wster mark. 1t fell three
inches from / o'clock TO 6 o'c.ock TO-DAY,
and IS still falling
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Gold Export Point Is Nearer.

With the easing OF the money rate here
came a hardening in the foreign exchange
rate. and a relapse in the sterling rate IN
Paris. who brought international exchanges
back TO about the gold export point. The
same time New York exchange at Chicago
dropped back again from 25c discount to iec
discount. There were, however. no deposits
Of currency at the Subtreasury for transfer
to interior points. The SubtreaSury has
contributed thus far this week 10 the money
market Sl.5H.01. The time money market
continues to harden. but bankers are still
disposed 10 keep their funds ready TO hand
in call loans. London turned buyers this
morning here, helping on the advance and
promising some supply also to the exchange
m in payments for stocks. The
threatening developments in the freight
handlers strike AT Chicago may have been
an influence on the reaction in the market.
The bond market was irregular. Total
sales. par value. S.T0.Ojo. Omitted States
Il declined !. on last call.
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KNIGHTS OF FATHER MATHEW.

ST LAWRENCE O-TOOLE COUN-
~ 81. No. > Knights % Father Mathew
k4CphA Meets on Hut and third Monday %
61sGf each month. a. School Hall. 40 "a
N.Y. bFrll1u Sg=--t. All Numbers request
NJ 81 10 be present Visitors welcome.
JOHN Il. HENNESSY.
Chief Sir Knight
John J. sSuiiy. Recorder.
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The market closed heavy and not far
above the lowest. Among the late points of
strength We're AmalgaTnated Copper. The
United States Steel stocks. the Chicago ard
Alton stocks and Toledo. ST. LOtiS and
VI estern preferred. The advance n Anal
Eauate Copper was IN expectation Of ac-
ton On The dividend tomorrow. Tue Steel
stocks responded fract!onslly To the show
ing I'm the brief nisd in reply To the suit
against the company's bond conversion
plan. including sfhdayits from the corpora
don officials. bearing on the value OF as
SETS a very favorable weather map This
morning. and a somewhat easier tone OF
money. added to the belief thai inpurJeut
financial interests were newly eTnD frked ia
the market. helped the morning advance.
The violent slump in the corn market at
Chicago and the belief that the integrity
Of the corn corner was threatened had
much 90 do with the break I'm the mar
keI. as IL was feared that liquidation would
be forced in the stock market To protect the
,.,1T.E.t, ~ the Fnrn naa-Ear
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General E!-rtHD-TL-I- ~-~u-I fu Dc some -
fvT'nce r Dyini"n a. To- th- value = The rights
80 General l4-frlr Eisisu came 81 thu price
~ the ~iS'E TODAY. When tF- Usfh-t u..n-l
the stgsE vas quoted 90 - llI. with rufNiUg
offered under iss. The L--r sl'-~ w-T- made AZ
~ flrU-r hEgr-. but l''sr un "s;'rTste- 90,
The value - THE riEafs rulaT-urlr underwent
Sylu- revision. arI The ~hsr.- U-T- biz p
sharply Go 'hs -ariy-a~k-d quotation
Union ~Parlac-S.aniarl oil Interests blurht
Int1n fa.'rr sui - FlHi ~ha--- lars-l,. he
hf~'-nam-d stock WIS a strong L-at-r on rrprFt
fhat NJ. Hartman = f,rwsiataE q u,au Cr
IN FUNDING q: floating tndrus-lr-Ss. u T. sug-
E-St-,l that f,.lsf-rsi DrSf Hl~i~ NAV H. So
sued by N" OREGON Short iaue gumUauy 20 take
~ The Ini,n Pacific obligations fha: H,v- t-.n
ASSUMED bv To oregon short Iiu- 1'uIla Pa
cilc shares Wsr~ ais aa Rcfiy~ f-sfCr- With
The room traders. Who are hslpiuE on he rrss n
bull movement hv booming -h- granger stHras
a. much A. POSSIBLE.
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Y ARCANUn.

AND LADIES OF SECURITY.
lARN AVENUE COUNCIL No ~. X ( L
q SECURITY. meets on the first ard third Weinss-
gay * -tsry month at Ehosnix HaIl. northwest
tsrna!ly Invited.
conrad NocS Corresponding secretary.
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ROYAL LEAGUE.

GREELEY COUNCIL NO. III.
SYY Royal League. meets every second
RaGikA and fourth Wednesday evening A.
ET4A O'clock in hall 500 Burlington busif.
AIgDW lnE. $40 Olive street Next meeting
H.aAM Wednesday evening. July =. A goSd
A time guaranteed TO all. Cigars alwaVS
NG on hand. All members OF TIE or5e=
~ cordially invited. Fraternally,
DAM II. PFISTER, Archou.
II. II Jones. Scribe.
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Ss::zs3 :: To-. a5 @s:s y s sssss1ss tensions tension Improvement. and s,ssss.l s;siys:s,
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TOTAL AUTHORIZED ISSUE, S8O,OOO,OOO.
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DATED JULY LIST, 1902.
MATURING JULY 1st, 1852.

coupons payable March ! and September 1 in the
First Coupon. due March lst. 1913, viii be fer eight months in
July LIST. 1S2, viii be for four months interest)
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-16
The National Bank Of Commerce in St. Louis.

John Nickersoa.
Vice President.
W. B. Coweu,
Asst Cashier.