davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-10-16
stocked presidential trains.-Bryan's
Commoner.

Ex-Congressman Botkin has again
taken up the ministry and accepted a
call to Caldwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
rpAnF NJ CHICAGO.

r-,ics-o Nov 1s--he Northwest Zee " -.
--.srl-st with huu news early. COZ ''1 -.
vas apparently large seler - .-t-,o.1olis
,,.-,-,. ~,-e.s Unchanged 90 sc lower --li-,
- y. trvrsr. Du:rsb. &c 10 &c io"eI'
:. 80 IS .he only fr1a market A Le-o -
- r,e~s-rngr herr sria ~ sc anu - -
-,,.s a. -gi.c sellers Nay closed al - 49,
80 a. =. .tc rlcsa ard on The break Armour
- - 90 900 bushels Nav. TEls big interest
- :. be scaIpine in Tie market and Is sue
,r5-r in keerinE everybody beUiicered Ane
,-.e.her keeps fine. cold AID Gear Primary le-
refrfs were larger than last Fesr--Ssa.uV0 oUsl'-
els compared with 1.152ooe bushels The NoTNn-
west had ssB cars. compared with sla here tnefe
we're 11o cars compared with IS last year. Cabes
were "a 70 isd higher. Exporting houses mere
sale that the other side was doing nothing he
sasboard reported 4 loads Clearances were sSsVe'
bushels The red winter is selling az - over De
oember 70 uiliers. No. Z Northern about ic over
Most OK the Gay corn acted strong. anu at its
best was &c over yesterday x was a good deal
Influenced by wheat. I'D the most when wheat was
strong and finally closing az slight decline because
the wheat RAILS was some. Corn closed sc under
yesterday. December sold az s-zsc and s2lsc. and
closed a. 4zssc: May closed az GFsc. There was
covering early on the small receipts. only 81 cars
VIII no contract The estimate for tomorrow was
10 cars. Cables were up a fraction. Country OF
ferings were small though the weather was cold
and clear. The Shipping demand was quiet about
ing their ole corn. preferring 70 mix IL with the
rew corn. when that comes.
a. one LEle were 10 &c over yesterday
t-lr closed &c higher 70 &c lower. December.
80 Nav $50 and JAY SAC L was largely a
matter OF small reCei tsl cars. and 80 estimated
for ro-u0rrow. The bull sentiment Queted
somewhat later II TIE session by the easing Of OF
wheat and corn Country offerings were light
There Is q good interior demand. The export de-
-gr5 is being supplied by the Canadian oats.
Provisions closed al d moderate advance, lard
ard Tbs s.. 70 7;Ec. higher. There was advance
81 Sci Q l0c iu hogs. The Western packing Tor the
-rlak vas a. orc under last year and hogs West TO-
day were 64o0o. compared with $500 last year The
market small one. with the blg interests ap-
rare-tly selling on the ItLe rallies and buying on
fre breaks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
REALTY NOTES.

The church extension committee OF the Presby-
terry took title yesterday to lot. Gx10o feet on
the north side OF One-hundred-and-ffteenth so
feet west Of Lenox-ave., from Stafford Brown for
$500
Samuel H Stone has leased TO the Oliver Type
writer Company a floor OF the building No. 80
Broadway, for tea years. at $1,000 year.
Seven mechanics liens, aggregaI1ng sl5.5S. have
been fled against Nos. IS ~ and AZ West Forty
hfth-st, where the ForIy-dfth Street Company Is
erecting an apartment hotel in favor Of the fol-
lowing creditors for building materials: Power
Brown Piastering Company g. S4S Batavia and
New-York Woodworking Company, s2zS4 Michael
Power 81 $50; Charles A Drake $50: the c. F. Hall
Company, 1913; the White F1reproof Construction
Company, S-2tS, and John J. Hadley & Co.. in
corpOrated. $3.50
Plans were filed yesterday at the Bureau OF Build
ings, Manhattan. for an underground public COM
fort station be built by the city the junction
OF Crand-st. and East Broadway. The building is
be 19 feet front by 50 feet deep and will cost
go Renwick, Aspinvau Owen are the archi-
tects. This will be the tenth Of these buiIdin Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ Parish. Fisher. Mooney & Co: Sedsxick-avs. : n
leth-st Us l3x1251x irregular: voluntary sale:
drawn Undercli1-avs PalisSde Place. e
from 100 170C3 voluntary soutaariy
SI.f50: others virHdrawu Pasade Place : a 20
Cuderci6-ave. 50x11Q trrex1iars voluntary
ssls withdrawn; PcpEa1-Gys 10 q q Palsa-e-
5oxl35x irregular voluntary sale w1tl-raNn et
a. go: SedCvcE-1vs. cor ls7t-sJ 20sxS5 $4,000
xlco6 voluntary sale f5ur lots "a a s5s9S others
Place f0axzO0: voluntary withdrawn Montgomery
ave 003 Il q P0phzrn-avs. 5CxlOo. voluntary
sale Withdrawn
81 ~ W i05th-st 47-5x5S stn dag Chlllss
Strauss shirley an0- Charles Strauss actT
Tailey re-. due S15.3Io 20; tsxea. etc. - ~
withdrawn. Alb Matson-aye 9 cor l13d-s- 1S1lI,O
sly stn bldg: Francis Mulgrew agr James Mcsor1sy
al: Appleton p. aJIys Adoloh Bloch ret. ant dzs
sf7 06O TO me plaintiff sle CSC. I2I2 Brysnf-ays.
liz n \ OF Honest 25x1O9 avg; Bertha FnNsa
Essg ct al; c " Layt1,- atty: A - Ir-ax. ref
SD taxes. etc $40 "a sold SUBJECT TO utgs
Hr He-be-t A Sherman: z5s Bewery s4f u I Of
C.c- r.-sf-st lXl12sxl6 5xiOSS bra loft
-t71 Irons y & l. stfaaE = q atrs.
s.-- ref dus. 81 IS -. 81
so 81 zls-s T. z-z-za t-r a s1E1 l. ---=zlEL -
b f, F.aa-s llg-zaaaa & c.. 70 li4za-y. e u0
q = ~ ssr-ess o. 2 s-F pa o. = & Eeesr
l14a-e -c-e.ll--s r - l@rsa-n a p s-.Fs. 7
IS taxes &c
sala
rs rr.ar 4 sr-gtl. C-a5l l-st-sye ls5ra-sl
rorTrra-x-7 s-84 s-Tzs , r F7-fre
r -larrsr al pa 1aHr s. ~. a-tys. = = 81 r-
ia r-lF Pr s24ee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Bookrnan estate has bought from the Men
dleson estate the ST. Elmo. a Eve story hatnouse
with stores on a plot 4sxie fest az the southeast
corner OF Eiqhty-hfth-st. and Arnsterdsm-ave-
J. Romafne Brown z Co have sold for the MI
tual Bank 70 John 8 Bazzini Nos 40 and 81 Elev-
eath-ave- three story brick factory on Plot
6 4xl00 feet
Heurz r C.ren has sold for Thomas Pearson 20
Tieos Ees,i.az 70 2sH z.ghtn-zvs-. southwest
elr1ar ot ires.-sl 2 l9rty-f-s--st-- nv
story G1t-egse or i1t 81 XXI" f7't
Horace s E-- e Co Rave sold FOR 5ilzdse-A "
HERMAN and aths-e 20 ,.oEeafeId . Prdssr No
i55 East w rJy-s- oad-st-. q ave story sathouss
Oh .o-f-gxsss feet
Charles woiinsly has sold for Charles ard Henry
Friedman to H. II. Lazinsk No. 20 East Fffth-st--
six story tenement house. on IOs 2s1xs' fest
Schmidt < Douahue have sold fo- a client No
Z47 East Forty -hfth-st-. Eve story hathoCse- On
lot 5xIo05 Emile Gerth took title 70 the parcel
on Tuesday.
George P. sanborn mas sold so. East One-hun-
bred hirty- hfth-st. five story hath0use on
lot 25xss.u feet.
Louis Kempner has sold for w J. Solomon 70
Max LEVITT No. Is West O1s-hundred-ard -sever-
teenth-st., Il five story fathoUze. on lot @xieo-u
feet
Elizabeth Frank has sold No. iSs West one-hua-
dred- and-tV entv- untn-St.. a five story fsthouSe
Oh plot z7x99u feet.
Henry Hellnan has sold for bernard Lederer
No. SO to co East Ous-hundred-and-th -ftt-st
three four story iathot2ses. On plot 75xlao feet
John T Kirk is reported oh1ve sold Nos sF8
and 35 West Eighty-fltn-st-. SIX story apart
ment house plot 50x1JZ2 feet
HiIlnan & GoGing have bought from samuel
Greeustein Nos IS and 240 Division-st-. northeast
corner Of Attorney-st-, new six story tenement
house. plot 56xS2x51x569 feet.
franklin B. Lord has sold Nos. % and - Thornp-
sC-st two threestOTy bUiGir Is. plot 5gxs0 Ieet
between Bleecker and Third
William Hennessey has sold FOR Louise W
Knecht 70 David Bernstein No 235 East Ntnth-sI,
a rOur-stOry dwelling house. lot 21xI5 feet
Folsom Brothers have sold for J. h Allen No
~ East Nineteenth-st-. a fOur-story natnouse. on
17x92 feet
J. Levy & Co. have sold for Maria Kiefer and
Joseph Flaucher 20 Well & Mayer Nos l5oo and
15O2 LexiugtOu-ave.. southwest corner OF Ninety
seyenth-st. two Ave story fathouses. on plot SOIL
xS0 feet
Antonio Buzak has sold No IS East Ons-huudred-
and-fourth-st. five story fathouse. on lot 8x
100 II feet.
L Tannenbaum. Strauss & Co. have sold TO the
Whitehall Realty Company No 10 West-st-. an old
building lot % 6xS96 feet The company row
owns a plot running through from West 70 Wash
ingtOn-st-. with frOntages OF ia feet on West-st
and p feet Westinghouse
CyriIe Carreau has sold for Miss Fitzpatrick
No. POI Mott-st-, old building. on lot 244x506
feet.
Herman Cohen has bought from Daniel Mahoney
Nos. ~ and 90 West One-hundred and-stsnteenth-
St, two hve-story fathouses on plot 5ex1oeu feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rr,lk-st $50 4 n d Esroone-st. - sxle0z
25.5zlO0. Ida Madriz 20 Louis Gordon 81 a.
mortgage Sa9ctH y f-1si
t1s-n-st 10 IS East 26zi00 10. PauIna Levy a.
Ann5e &c eer- kls.2sO. o and 500
g2d-st ~ OK eSv1ot g faeaH K-ers
razarss HsnrsA al tile r,ortsae-. $1,000 Nominal
150-s-s. . 400 r o. cc1-tIantt-ave. fSTox
20. J.rnes Ncsorlsy 20 Peter senrert. r>ort-
sonlse., q Of wni-ssail-s. .A4x5a 4.sSTr
d a9sso, ra-. " = -'' = ~s'-@~-. $500
esSh-st n e. 22s " q wsxe E1d-sxe. 81 az
bsr narr mortEaxe $500 -.--.--.---.- .Sor,inai
40 90. ~ SaSins. rna9fx.x, A. 500 .SorntnA.
i07rh-st- Sc s. East f2sxfao II Joan
Couay 20 Aandel. mortgage, ts<eo --> cr7insa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

sd-st n s. 10. 70 n . o. Lewis-s; for Two
six story brick fathouses. 5ozSi. L Kaufman.
owner. A z Badt architect. .--.-.. .-.....
eth-ave. No 451. for a che story BRICK ouenouse.
6x9. I J Gresr-Oot. owner. " Muller archI-
FOL . - - % . - s oil . - - s - - a
Grand-st > and East Broadway n . intsrssc-
ton for a public comfort station 19x52 3; city.
owner. Renwick. Aspiuwall e Owen. architects
4th-st- Nos fGs ard 10 East. for a six story
brick tenement house. with store. 50xSa- 2.
Cir0ssuan and another person. owners Hosen-
berger & Strand architects. ...-...-......
Psrk-avs and 57th-st. cor. for story
brick shed and stable. 40zs5. y E0grxe Enzi-
neertn< and Construction Company owners. c.
a q Fto1Tke eTenitect -.--.--. =. =.
1fth-st = ass 2 > Of AVe=ue g FOR a sever
story brick hospital 81 6x43 g. cftv. owner.
Smith. Westsrveir q austin. Architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
Financial.
Financial.
To the Stockholders of the
United States Realty and Construction Company:

o alstqkof the unnds ata
holders Stockholders wme t
adminSr Company
atono all tt Complain airs b us 9TH
h an W fol b pant untesnw which
IL to be
deem it u ep should e row adewrh
an and les p be onere apenodr1m cenlylo Il
nc IAN dmnst atnno he Company
US n Il Z
.19o.v EautabeT Company o
: edo under grenuth which w
DO in an doars successors thee pnatonof three
The stock tn
Il deposited VIII e returned free OF charge
Conn Is 10 ~ o h jo Of fits
deposit o. ur pntng and pH
Of be obtained Company
undus
New york; November Il
III
TzLLM
HoLDERgCoA ra1rTEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
PLANS FOR HOSPITAL ANNEX.

Plans have also been filed for seven-story
administration building. be erected at the foot
o. East Sixteenth-st-. for the new Willard Parker
Hospital 1t is to have series OF offices the
lower floor and living quarters for the physicians
and nurses on the upper floors. The building is 10
have a facade Of brick. with limestone trimming
aud will have triple windows in the centre with
balconies. II is to be Coz feet front 6y tis feet
deep. with extension q feet deep. The cost is
placed $4,000. Smith, Westervelt Austin are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Barretta-st-. northwest corner One-hundrsd-and-
sixty-ffth-st six story brick tenement house. 5Sx
1O1 feet: Ernest Hammer. owner; Harry 7. Howell.
architect: SIS 600.
Andrews-av4 west side. Z2 feet south OF One
hundred-and- eighty-third-st. two story and attic
frame dwelling house, 3Sx4O feet; Mrs. Cara ".
Barrett owner: Louis Falk, architect 5000.
Webster-ave., east side. 20 feet south Of One
hundred-and- sixty-seventh-st-. one story frame
church A9xf4 feet. William 2. HavemeysTs owner;
the Quicker Company, architects; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
HOTEL NEWTON CHANGES HANDS.

Matt J. Ward & Co. the New-York hotel brokers.
have sold the twenty-one-year lease OF the Hotel
Newton. Nos 2.52s and ESQ Broadway, for Mrs
Cornelia D. Marsh to the Newton Hotel Company,
Of which B. F. Champion is president and manager
Mrs. Marsh leased the hotel some thirty days ago
for term Of twsnty-One years at a rental aggTe-
eating $4,000
The same brokers also recently sold Mr.. Cham
piOns interest the lease OF the Pferrepout Hotel
In West Thirty ecOnd-st.. which for ten
Of twentyOne years at rental aggregating $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
REAL ESTATE.
Mag Build Concert Hall IN Upper
BroadsCay.

Overtures have been made TO The Higgins es-
tate. looking to the leasing. for a term OK nfty
years. plot OK ave Ioss at the southwest corner
OF Nfnety-sfxtt-st and Broadway. IL - said to
be the intention Of the Derson who seeks to lease
the plot 70 erect a building on the premises wnich
VIII comprise 6 concert hall. roof garden ana res
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES

sea4as1o. Cen-'es s. ant W. o. rnsr n t,ar-
-e - NJ S3s Easf- yeass u.- cent. /.
sas.. s.25.e 2 esrs 3 oer ~ '..-.--,...
AZ 2, 2 IA. $3.50. e. - 1919 p +" .s-
ssne FsiU II Ls7s .sa-e proper,7. s gears.
Gals. Gesrze- . Ssv Ior& fne i--lr,-'ss and
sail -. = tar. : sesss. As ser
Irttelua KIN 4zid-r aaI lr1f-e- M.fV ans.
19S.--st- n s. 80 Z ~ slave. . yeas. PEP
same 70 Tszas WEI aaf anarser. zane proDerty.
pri7r 'ngftEaEs sl7.9si. tastaifr-uts 9 ger eea-
Levy, T. NacrI@ll. "a is.lrI- .
nv srrssr ssis- r dr. f.ses,tsr L lssls. 5 B-r
sebliier. FaE.ri T. q io,ssr slciaxs faa1 81
ARR ave. No III I r-1- us- cent xoi1-
iSls'bsr Aissrt. % we.ss sie sa..ass Bank an
Ctriac5. Caaiiia. O. 1sE.iaFlaa Eilas. 11fel-sr.
Sos - AMI 81 Ezst- t-isr rsarrssses. szs 5o0s
FslsssrEar.h. trss.. . Hs=srs r I:aHs- " ilio7s-
Tsuuin Mar e. 81 Clsa-es p fsiz5a ara another.
tr'istecz. @s-1-st. 10 - west. years. Der
Hic1ey. MAJ i ard sa5ss-r 70 Mat1ai Ire In
s5-ane- cesaasns. y 81 INA ave. No 7J3. due
, Jec@-r5sr l. lfSi, per cent -
Hooss- katherine r. 8 Slel Fox Ryer-ave.
Ca q lt ~ F,ts-rstie-ave. mortgages
< ss,.sr A.ser'. 9, We, SIDE savings Bank. De-
lance - ~ ll5 due Nay l. 1so5- "a per
axer Jg1n o 70 Ns.v-Yo-k MortEaEs and 81
- 30. >. -. = ~, -. - = -
prior u-ortEage soc uO0- wear. 3 per cent
LlF rs4ft-Tlc6 tl1iis1inE COMPANY t-saUlle1f %
Title Gua-sEtee ard Trust COEloans. spring
s.. 2 ' oo--sr MacdouEsl-st. building Loan.
Cohen Rac5si. to Theoaors B.tjernnaa. iiita-st.
10 81 East years GER cent
Bi1tsln. Athan4sus p. 70 Enl4g-az- llil1stFi1l
ssv.ngs Bsak. 3sth-st- No as West. year. "a
vaferbaTy. E,iz 5 70 Joan stewart ct al tras-
tees. s5ch-s1. No li5 Vest years , per cent
Lemon. Jane ?. % Noses Esherg f52--st :.
50 = " OF Aulster1a n ave- prior rlcrrgsze
81 60. due FeDruary ~ fsgz. q ger cent 1ors
Witt1er. Joeeph. 70 Paul FULLER and an Their. SD
a. ~ - z s. - earfr
Sane o Realty Operating Company. sdr1e prop
srty. prior mortgage. $4,000 1sn1and- PEI
The Monafignot Real Estate Con- parry % The Law
yers' Title Insurance Company. f6th-st -
II q CniCu Place. I gear. ) ger cent
Hooks. Eathsri1e ?. % LcUisa p Paisley Rye--
ave. . 1913 z n q Burnside-avs. Years.
Ter cert --.. ..---. d.
CALLAHAN. John. q Lillian 3 Fried andar. Park
Row. Nos 80 and 49, due Nay T. 1904. Per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
BARON RAoUL TAKES TITLE.

Baron Raoul took title yesterday 70 one-haf
interest TO the parcel s2sx10os feet. the north
side OF Nfnety-1fth-st Z25 feet west OF West End
ave- from Gertrude De Grorenried The stated
cOnsidera ton nominal The property carries a
mortgage Of El5,O00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
GEORGIA
HOTEL BON AIR,
aTGIsTA GA.

AUGUSTA. GA
,s,s lo f7Lh Thls well ESTABLISHED hose c.-sEs sG-
ua-o- sccoarsoes-ions 81 what s6ritte6 70 oe the
hes,rhest sectsca OF tAe SoGte Three taro-sh trans
80 @-0, rsu yorx Splsncit 1snoA golf course a1c
- hszesonest IN the South Facites for al
also squash courts. bowling eeys TERMS
etc Good quail suips and woodcoek shootne ne noLei
IN Augusta with attractive sur
-os-slrT tiezsznt roads anc well eqniprsc
iirsry booklet and fuA tntsrraa,.sson azure
TRrsEEi-I- MgT
Ai.o rnanAxer Froatense hotel Tnpusenc Issnos y 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
DiUidend Notices.

TH1 CFEEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY co
Richmond. Va. October =, 1893
A DIVIDEND OF 10 HAS BEEN DE-
- -se-e5 on The stock q the Company. payable No
va- n raGs 10 rr0ckhoi5ers TIE close o
Err1ar November ...l- ls-o-
TEE l-EEF,S FsE-trE e. OHIO RAILWAY 90.
Bv c T. WEL.I-FO2D. Secretary.
reserved a. their CpJovn Cfacs.
so. 1.SG4 BROADWAY
Acrus-re.r AR bs received a the following branch
~ a- ltlce rates until 3 clock b m viz
ettafcs - e. Zac-Et-+ los otn-ANer coz
= y East Isth-st.; 255 West s2d-st.. between .th
AhC h-t 125fE-st-s l.8st Sd-aFe-s De-
i.ee1 -c-1 ard 7-th sta I02G 3d-sNe-. 6lst-st
fyt isl-aFe Esth-st-- 10 East lZ5tb-st-; s5b
Aftf1ont-aFe: 41st-st- 55s 3d-aFe;
~ tlrF1stonher-st Brooklvn ~ E--2l6 Court;
- -inlEl-sl= l.0of fTates-aFe- NeF1rks - S.--sSs
oNao-st Also 4 =. 7. once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
Public Notices
Real Estate.

|,,S1-55T=1 PeoPTRTY MANAGEp BIT coior.d agent.
L phifip A Payton Jr.. ST ". lstth 81 Islsphone'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
BERMUDA
Official Legal Notice.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADyER-
- TIsEMENT in the CITY RECORD OF November IS
II December 1903 Of the confirmation the Supreme
carr nd Bureau
81 Assessments Arrears OF assessments for OPEN
ING AND ACQUIRING TITLE 70 the following-named
place and street IN the BoROJ,iH OF THE BRONX:
SECTION Il ELSMERE PLACE
OPENING Nam Avenue 10 the Southern Bouie-
Card Confirmed July ID 1853 entered November II
9TH v RID SECTION Z LOWAEDE KEET-
0T7E--TNCs fIdm hill Road u last Zl0lh street
J-onHrrned March 26 1905 entered 30 et1beT l. lsS
EDWARD Il CIRCUIT. ComplroiIer
City OF New YORK November Il. 1893
4 TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
Il TTzf-MEAT IN THE CITY RECORD Of November 20
70 December 1903 OF the confirmation by the board OF
e,si1n the In the bureau
ss- TIRE COLLECTION OF Assessments and Arrears Of the
assessment for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS IN the Dor
OUCH OF MANHATrAN: -. .--,-~-
18TH WARD. SECTION G. 10TH STREET FAVINS'
IRON First the East River.
EDWARD n CIRCUIT. Comptroller
Ciry Of Neu-York. November 70. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

--,-r,sseo ~ Devius. RuEEss & Nils rs Sc wsn-st.
s,r-rori and No I.s South sth-st-. PHILADELPHIA
-ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20

. pvERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
A received at their Uptown Once
No. 1854 BROADWAY.
1ss-Sen..nts VII be received az following branch
oeces at regular ocs rates anrn selock n ~
pa sth-aye e cor 2sd-st: l5S stb-aye-s cor lStn
81 o. East lsth-st.: e57 West 42d-st. between TN
ara sth ayes 2e3 West I25th-st; lysss Sd-aNc. De
tween Tsth and nth I.O26 Sd-eve, near olsr-sL
1905 Isf-aTe., near seth-st 1871 East l25tnst 80
Tremsut-ay-.; &lst st SSs so az =.
90 ChriStopher-st. Brooklyn " f-sIo toqrt 81;
Gat---axe. Newark n Ss-ts+
Brosd-sf. Also al a. D r once
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pLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE An

lus- meeting the scocrh1iders Of eth
Studio Building purpose eiecTing
elecLlc- such
may properly before the
VIII ~ held the 9Th Gay q December. 1905. s
clock The afternoon rne oce q The Company, Is
west 67th Street the city, CoG1ty and STATE q New
YORK The closed
1-rf Say ~ Ncvenlber uatl the 1Cth day De-
cember 1909. Da-ed New YORK. November 1871, 1893.
LOUIS PAIL DESSAR
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
Financial Meetings..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
meeting q the st7ckholders O. Peter Coopers Glue
Fact0ry corporation " Tie state q New Ecrk viii Be
held Office Cf the Company. 10. l3 Burning Sip
New YORK cry. Borough o. Manhattan, on Wecnesday
November 17-h 1913. clock p n.
q Dire--orE the cooperation cine
wing Directors being less tnan quorum. and for
the rrEnsacrl1 any business may be be-
fore The meeting Dated New YORK November 1871. 1893
EDWARD COOPER.
& e-ockhCicer and President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20

Bankers and Brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20

pED ID LINE.
- For Guayra. Puerto cabsllo. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao. calling also at san Juan. p. r
From Pier 13. adjoining Wall St Ferry. Brooklyn
6 s PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. November IS moan
8 6 CARACAS Saturday. December
FOR La GCAYRA. CURACAO MARACAIBO
s. ZULIA. turday. November 81 noon
: s MARACAIBO. Saturday, Decernber & noon
These accommodations
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers IS5 Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20

NTAELEoRoUGH HOUSE
VI ATLANTIC CITY, y. -.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. Props
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HOTEL NORTON
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Open all yss- y 7. Rep. Park Place. win esn Al
residences upon application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
, MEXICAN LINE

Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
YORK p. $40 Philadelphia Dec.5 $50
81 PaulNOv. Is. $3.50 m. ST L1UisDec ESQ a. n
tLkD STAk LINE.
NEw-YoRK-ASTWER P-PARIs.
Frooula1d Nov 1879 Finland. Dec 5 fODo
iceland Nov IS 1890 vaGerlsnd Dec u 1880 a 10
Piers IA and Is y. K ONCE IS Broadway " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20

II TRAEGORE.
IL Atlantic City. y J
Remains open throughout the yszr EveTy knoEs con-
tort and conEenlence golf
cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-20
Ocean Steamers.

| NDRTM GGRMQN 11OWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
| PLYMOUTH-CHE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ICON NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBoKEN.
fK1alser Nov "a 10 Az x. WIN. II. ...Jan. 25 AN
cropping Dec. I. PM Kaiser. Feb. O. 10 All
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-09-04
Owes His Life to Neighbor's Kindness

Owes His Life to Neighbor's Kindness.
Mr.. d. P. Daugherty, we'll known
throughout Mercer and Sumner coun.
ties, w. Va, most likely owes his life
to the kindness Of neighbor. He
was almost hopelessly afflicted with
diarrhoea; was attended by two phyei-
clans who gave him little, If any re.
lief, when neighbor learning of his
serious ~ 'dition, brought him bot
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-09-04
His Life Saved by chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diaryhoea Remedy.

"B. L. Dyer, q well known cooper
Of this town, says he believes Cham
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy saved his life last summer.
He had been sick for q month with
what the doctors call bilious dysentery,
and could get nothing to do him any
good until he tried thi, remedy. 1t
--t,F. @l'- 5uAlt..,9t5, save T.