davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

his IaaIiy In California. whefa they
have been visiting ihe pas 1870
months
Mr. George A. Stowe of The Pair.
who vent to bis OLD iova home ten
days ago for tbs parf}ase of attend.
ina the fuuerai of his fathet. Is prob
ably n Denver TODAY and SIS expected
home Thursday
Miss Gertrude sifatef viii enter.
tain fow Of her friends at lunch.
eon on New Years dag IN honor OF
Miss Miilioent White.
o.
The Local Security company opened
for business today iB us nsg location.
the Crystal block This will give
Ncssrs. Herr aud Pickenn ane ol the
best iotetous in the cty Remember
the place
ifenry liecnman returned this
morbinK from a itln 70 Conez Ife
reports an ,ieKaht crop uf SNOW all
over The rang AID fhia. ~ course.
means fine crop 81 grass ia iia place
the coming season
@p
Mr ana Mrs = W Sixeu viii
leave ThHraday on . two months q
vish TO Los ABgclea. California
pbcfe Nr Nixon " interested IN an
estate. and shWc they hive friends
~ Nixon ia timer aud plumber tn
y Il grahse's employ
Nfs W u Beiiog wifq ui Repre-.
sentative Kelley II HAnrGa eho has
hera visiting aiih Nr and Mrs Carr.
a, Buckley aapmir inft this morn
lnE tos lgnaelp whore she will visit
frtep4s proceeding fom there ou
"Wednesday 'D peuyrr rbere ahr Will
tpcnd The winter
o
The DamuEo iinaluoaf college hns
been risard duilF ibe hniidayH SOD
tho Kenihj riof igMkrlc} has been az
Cripple Crrrt frBrwiHr Tho scquaiui-
Aaee with his family Ne has got
nofire On a. door stating that the
oolleas viii he doing The usual busi
ness At tho old stand nn January sth.
o.
Tho anuuai bali Of the Ahimat val.
10y fhtmsgs Nlil ba hcld 81 the Trim.
hls Rprinea hotel IN NeR Years eve
This IL HiNays fhe event oj the year
for the Animss yallnt farmers, and
everybody old aad younH goes ia for
a grand good time. aHl they always
meonod in aeuomplHhinu thelr object
-c-s
Louis Weymah and family Of sn
yurtou paezud through Tile morning
rpfnuie 10 Delta county whore Mr.
" Ia interested in cattle and where
tbey vii spend the winter @r
Wea man D. ube 0l tne substantial
where be upns 2e,eoo hIorR ANA lr
lsrFels Interested in various mining
enterprises ana onnira,is
g True sent Up to BAKERS
Bridge this pufninr to sea that the
aunuNi asseesmnuts are worried on The
placer claims al that point owned by
q Denver company ot WhiCh " X.
liinhinsjl ih hlsd ssaH several par.
Ties arc reported 20 be after ieanea or
control 6f ihe companF lu order TO
pfoseeair wort and determine the
value 81 The tAims After inoslnE
after the ssaassmcuf work Mf True
goes TO Denver in thv inlorrsis uf a
company formiuu "a operate claims
sbp, n"stsooJ snd alap plneora this
sids Of po5teood
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01
FEom TueelIay 8 DIE

From Tuesdays : Daily:
Roy. SIR Ostenson of the Episcopal
church IL visiting Aztec and Farming
Ton doing missionary work.
Tom Humphreys. engineer at Ora
dous Mills, returned to his work this
morning after enjoying the holidays
10 tho city.
Father Troy OF Conejos. left for
home this morning after pleasant
visit with Father Duffy and other
friends in this city.
sam Herr is on the move these
days with William Mason on the
slek list II makes daily trips to Hes
pefua almost necessary
John u Brumley. formerly marshal
Of Durango. arrived from Dolores last
evening and is spending the day re
moving acquaintance OF old friends.
SIR and Mrs. acGlllis Of Alamosa,
left for their home this morning after
pleasant holiday visit with their
uhiIJrep. MIR and Mrs. Dan McGlllis.
The farmers at Grand Junction are
getting s7b0 and So a ton for their
alfalfa in the stack Lots of cattle
hFo being wintcred in the valley and
hay ls in good demand
And nov the ministers Of Washing
ton have declared war on divorced
people having agreed not to marry a
divorced person unless assured he or
be ls ihc innocent party
jos ph u Blizzard, now of Spring.
field Mo. formerly a prominent
nina operator at silverton, is In the
rIty euonte to silverton to settle up
some Important matters concerning
hIs uiniug interests at that place.
MI and Mrs W. H. Mack departed
thls morning for southern California,
where they viii spend the winter.
THEY go via the Southern and Denver
q RIO Grando to Salt Lake and the
CgItnl pnclAc 10 San Francisco. and
nom that po11t to whore the roses
bloom
o.
Sif und Mra Chauncey I Morgan
hpye returned from their visit east.
Mr Morgan has been at the old
homie at chstopa kans., for the past
Two months, and Chauneey went after
q
occupy their home on Third avenue
~. ~. III
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Another ysat ia Hcarly numbered
with the thiuef fbht wrro. hud tahne
y all around 81 har beru q pretl,
good reaf aud 500 has us, anlshr1
"ur "A ihe nhppitt lailloH holiday
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Seasons that ever happened Ia Duran
So OF in this great prosperous do
main of gouf Uncle samuel. generally
speaking The Christmas festivities
wefe wen attended and hugely enjoy
eti The Christmas gius we're more
numcrose, more sensible and more
costly han usual ard The charities to
ills poor aud unfortunate were much
mora liberal and better distributed.
We are al thankful for the holiday
season and ifs happy memories May
We have many more Ike the one just
passed
Tho Nasons installed officers sat
uniag night The installation being
followed ~ superb banquet in the
ailng n,om of the lodge The meal
waa % epued By Mrs W ~ la
noHnt and consisted Of oyHtars in dif
fefsut styles prime roast turkey
which aas certainly as cholee ne one
ever tasted aud many other good
thlnga which made the repaHt one
long 70 be remembered There was
"a large attendance Of members and It
vss nearly twelve O'Clock when the
aociai aud business session came 10
floso The order IN this city ia IN
thriving condition.
90
~ T Payne. representing the
Chamboriain Medicine company Of
4ca Aoinea Iowa rs doing business IN
the city todHY Tho Chamberlain
company has made new departure
in their businces methods IA they
new place thor popular line Of rem.
"dins attn ali druggists instead Of
uBh onp one particular firm 10 e0eh
town aa Formerly Tho Herald has
been on moro than fpoAking terms
eith ,hr Chamberlain company Cor
nrsflf an of The time for tho twa1ty
odd yarrs Of lts existence and az "a
u1arsplef Of our future relations Tor
at loaai uao morO year, we viii state
,NAt ibg contract ia signed for ln.
areuel ppaco a. considerable I'D
veutr IBio WE know them 10 be
strictly reliable firm and The right
tiud NJ psuple to 10 bpsincas With
%
Wu Hattie A BrdEo tha we'll.
known lady lecturer and most tai.
cnted ard cited woman h ln Duran
40. aud Hll probably be induced 90
deliver one of her popular lectures
bore SIR Bridge tHvcM uudtt The
auaulccs pl the odd Feiiowa. and De-
beoan VII reyer she goes aE ihe
Adopted Daughter OF American Od1
Fellowship" ono az hof most picns
.nr lectures judging FROM credible
pr-gs rommants 90 ono entitled, "Hu-
man Freedom. or pioa for THE
Man VIA the Hoo az esenpllAai
By The principles Of Od1 Fellowship
Nrs bridge hHa travelled ard lrcurcd
pceeasnil IN thirty t3o states of ih-
Union heHlor several ui fhe nvtiah
ui0aitH She is IN CuinTHda nov
more lar thc benefit OF her health
ihhu fpr a lecture season though She
nhs delivered several lectures in thw
state witch were commented upon
mnat irvoEably by tho press After
eiutnlu4 IN Colorado Mrs Bridge
intends " her health pcrnlts 70
isrl uH tour SO Honolulu. Japan.
sutbRn1 New Zealand and AHftralio.
aoon o. her arrangements are
invade here due aoIic" will Dr. given
60
8 pleasant SURPRISE greeted Mr
Florence o'priHcoli Saturday night
December ~ hy the unexpected cali
% circle lndles. who camo in a body
tp -prnd the evening The event wa
celebrated by LH rlntn Circle SO 1880
ta show their appreciation and
sratiiu0r To Nrlshbor Ourmcuu for
'Er nthrul i.sghnrg" of dutics per
formed in ior station "a highest Off
0py In trH circle She was presented
viiH rid old hhud ring lE tobou
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

be attributed
to the sudden
weakness to
which all
women are
subject at GER
tain times.
DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Pre-
scription heals
the wonianly
diseases which
cause weak
ness. II estab-
fishes regular
ity, dries
weakening
drains, heals
inflammation |
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

g O Clark OF the La Plata Miner
reports lots of snow on the mount
aims bot that this has not dampened
ihr grdgr of the miners In his neigh
bofboud lie says that there are
fnvcrW good propositions being work
l lhrro now which are showing up
Garly ami which win make good
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

dee Immediately.
Another thing that cuts quite
figure is that E. NJ Biggs. (Rep),
elected county commissioner, also
lives at Edith and we shall use every
eudsavor 10 have Governor orman ap-
point q good Democrat in his stead
We shall ask for this on the ground
that it is unconstitutional for a man
to be holding Office in one state and
living ia another.
III we can unseat this Republican
commissioner that will leave a Demo-
cratic majority in the board of Archu-
leta county"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01
a WOMAN'S RISK

As trapeze performer is greater than
mans. She must have mans courage
and mans muscle to succeed. But
she must also work under conditions of
which a man knows nothing. Many
an accident to women acrobats must
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

y s.asiis aaa wll.,a% moaalne eli5am ro4 tss ni
nmthwcet iu search of location.
Sir GHiam recently sold his barber
shop at Aztec, while MIR. Baker has
Aron m and around that section the
M ton years They Will strike for
points in Washington.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Judge Houx and Marshal Wickline
report business distressingly quiet in
their line Just now. They look hope
fully forward to the New Year jags
for a slight relief
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paullin ar
rived from Alamosa last evening to
spend New Years with the parents,
dividing the time between the elder
Paullin's and the Lougheeds.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

The Local Security company is
rapidly getting Strengthened out in
their new quarters in the Crystal
block When finished they will have
one OF the swellest real estate and in
surance offices in the state They
will add an important branch to their
business after anuary 1st. announce
mcnt OF which will be duly made.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

The Del Norte rrospootof Nants
merchants who have been In The habit
of sending outside for Job woth 50
remember tina, commencing January
srd, y week Of PRAYER sill bu inaugn.
rated. and Tor those guilty io be sure
snd ask fcf forgiveness
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

DR.. Robbins is moving into his new
Office. formerly occupied by the Lo-
cal Security company. 1t will be sew
eral days before he will have every
thing arranged
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

I l. MrNcili Of tho rirs, National
bank returned last evening from
Denver whore no went Ga spend
Christmas iie was accompanied hs
Mrs McNeif, @bu viii sulourn with
az FOR short time
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Mr.. J. l.. Mcneil is in receipt of a
letter from,-AJ PAmp which
states that with his wife he sails on
the 7th of January for the City of Ma
pies. Mr., and Mrs. Camp will be
abroad two or three months. undoubt-
edly visiting Paris and London en-
route home from sunny Italy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Niss MarRsfet irsrR DEPARTED tut
Msneos SUNDAY mwnine Go be on
hand ior the resumption of sehcol
this mWsing Mius trars is SAID 90
lac giving splendid satisfaction as
t-srhef, pleasing news 90 her many
iii~nds IN this eli,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Smelter City Hive No. 81 will hold
a special meeting tomorrow, Wednes-
day. at 2:30 Members are requested
to attend
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

C. E Hetr and t'hatles nsrthulo
m~w e~,anned Saturday from Beaver
creek nr, Bartholomew reports the
rrr dea,tote6 everything except
tn. t,nilers and some other maohin
err and that ~ damaged Ths work
0f rebuilding wili be pushed
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

John kellenberger is back from his
Silyerton roundup. and reports his
pasture fences all in good shape for
the New Year milling
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

senator ropp pulled OH, loi Denver
yesterday morning where he Will
spend tn. balance Of the winter The
herald is 10th TO believe thai the sen
atpf viii vote 10 pnaent honrstly
elected HppubiieanK
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

As noted in Saturdays issue, Mr c.
l.. P~therbridge OF the Grand hotel,
silyerton. arrived Saturday evening,
and after spending the night In pu-
rsnxo. departed Tor Denver from
~hich point he leaves Friday for
New Orleans, then TO Cuba and other
routhern points, returning home IN
ahout three months via New YORK
CITY. taking passage from Cuba on
.oe OF the ocean steamers for New
York. The Herald trusts he will re-
IN, with health fully recovered.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

John Brumley. formerly city mar
shal of Durango, now "a prosperous
cattle raiser. was in from his Dolores
ranch yesterday, on business and
chinning old friends.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

For the Information of the public
generally We will state that it is not
a matter OF life or death with The
Herald in being designated as the
official paper of the county. This may
account for activity in certain quar-
tors.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

STATE Senator Tom Anuvaf war 81
siiserton passenger fof Denver yrs.
t~rday Tom Will be senator uutii the
conveninp oi III. Legislature when
he retir~s In favor OF Kennedy OF
Ouray. who Was elected last fall
Tom win remain Ia Denver until the
aghs is either settled or on IN good
shape.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Mayor Sam q. Wall
san be Just now.
rack. AZ sQar
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-01

Arthur Coolidge. living at Fruit
land. ten miles below Pennington
fruits. apples. peaches, pears and
prunes. AS the market does not suit
just now, he will probably store and
ship to Silverton.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBY rELEeRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE.

TBY TELEGRAPH
Chicago, July 18.-Lquidation Of the most severe
and general sort carried wheat prices off 2Ac TO
SIC from Satn days closing. The start was
strong in sympathy with little better tone to
the English markets, tut the advance tempted
enough profit taking and short selling to over
weight the market and keep it in a water-logged
condition all day. The close was at bottom figures
There was open selling on a large scale Of old
July by Armour. The Northwest also poured long
wheat into the market steadily. The early longs
were taking profits but the late sellers were forced
out on stop loss orders. Rumors OF serious hnan-
cial trouble in New-York, attended with weakness
in stocks helped to further demoralize the mar
ket and force out holders who otherwise would
have added to their lines. There were thirty-four
cars of new wheat in to-day all grading high
Twenty cars were contract An Antwerp cable
reporting that market very sensitive to action
here kent the market going. About the only sup
mort came from shorts. Old July sold from 1876
n 7enc Both the opening and close were ex-
treues The smallest loss was in December. Esti-
mated receipts for tomorrow eighty cars.
The corn be1t has had good rains since Saturday.
There was an avalanche Of long corn for sale at
the opening tap, and IT kept coming all day Re-
ceivers reported liberal offerings OF cash grain
from Illinois and shippers reported that there was
plenty Of cash to be had at the market. There
were hfty-one cars and $1,000 bushels contract
turned ont bv private elevators. Stocks in local
public houses increased $4,000 bushels last week
and are now nearly 100000 ousheIs- S!oslhs
prices were the lowest or the Gay anu the ics
II n 11kc At the decline there were charters LOT
300 600 bushels vessel room, at 11sc to BufaIo'
reduction of sc from the previous rate The pup
lie and private reports agree that the crop Is mar
ing very rapid progress and IS IaSt c4rels ~ -
Nav sold from 5o7sc at the opening 10 +S%o at 'n
cIose Receipts. 100 cars; estimate, 40 cars
,Tb.rs yrare indications that July holders OF oats
- 5,,r,-,irg their property. This future ee-
cI,ed nc as compared with ssc for some OF the
more distant months. There were n4Vo pushels
standard shipped out. Private elevators turned
- oIe,-en cars and 240JO bushels Of standard
Sentenher sold at s4s4c the opening to Sf7so At
the close Receipts. $50 cars; estimate =" cars
provisions had a severe break, ATTENDED WIN
uo,iaatton on stop loss orders OF numerous mis-
celaneous accounts. Pork lost 55c to 0oc; lalo oc
10 27,zc and ribs 12lzc 10 25c Closings were Pi@c-
+tosI1- the lowest of the day. Packers gave tne
market support only after it had been Wen Demon
st~ated mat the liquidation had been thorough-
Voc receipts here were 5000 against 5000 ex-
e - u,a-a aoually tremendous al western
per+rss The average weight for the week was zSS
ro,,r5s against 81 last week and &7 year ago
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ NJ New YORK Empire City Savings Bank Plsinti1.
Dennis lanes McGrarh and others DefsndaE-s
1r-stance of Judgment OF forscosurs and sale duly
sT5 entered II rhe entitled and
ing eats the 2nd o. June. 1905 the uadsrsgned
fns Referee n said Judgment NAMED VII SCI ~ public
auction at the New YORK Real Estate saesrooras. Ao
Ts1 Pr5asvrar ia Borough % Manhattan. CITY cf
New York on the 5rst eay o9 July lse3 a y celoe<
Sor On that dsy Joseph P DAY Aucconeer the prem
isss dirsctsd by Judgment be said and theren
certain lot land win the
thereon. situated the 50r
Trf-r City state g New
yo-k bounded a1d described follows BeEtnntlE az
westerly side o. Park Avenue Wesr ctsranf
Si-erv-three t sourherv nom the soulherv sas
~ street. rnilg theloe
-sV~sriy ~ rtghr angles % Avenue nearly
eIThcy-ave and eshty-ssvsn one-huldredrhs feet
sirFrrsfx Hty-hres ons-hrserecths fee- westerly
sriy a. right angles % Park enue Wes Or nearly 80
ard ufty-tAres oue-hun1reths feet 70 cne
civ ds Of Avenue West ard thence nohrly along
sane eighsen fst - lhe point place q nestnnnE
ne eascerT westerly courses being tnrolsh Parfy
walls. -, 49, 80,
L--S-- FRANK COCERANE. Eecsrs-
II DAYTON Attorney FlaineiI. No -
ii.-- Sf-ser Borough Manhattan Cty oc NeF 4crS
= ToiloVnz q q the property % - sci1
u,r1her ( 46T Park Avenue West.
- e--~ 1eond sr u
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK
rD-ST-P zTCE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, THE TEUIONlA LNSC hANCE NE
w company Esw orisanz Statement n sh by
LOUISIANA hss thereof showing rs condlLon aha
sness ana has complied in al resp oipsnies in
cts-e relating Fire INSURANCE 80
oI Us -, c+Ssr States of the United sl4tes tz.-
r. s-sso~e In pursuance OF IaE =, Nsvg
s,lTerintendent OF Insurance q LnS sshe-eby
bersbv certify that se+a ~ Fre
aoIk ~ I2ansact appropriate u a,,rfne
TrsIrsnce in this state in aecrdsS t,si1sss OF said
condition Hno
5s.,e-.t a. IRE date Of such statement N "
S9025 IS shown follows; .s..,. s7s4 or o7
ggresste AMOUNT liabilities except se7 10 IS
srS surplus). including reiIs-tet 2s0 600 90
Aro1nnr of actual pa1d-up eaI4laA- So aI6- "a
SrrrIus -.
+r ~ income for year. n sS4 sss Sc
s~renditures year
- S,,sss Whereof bereunto 81 - srSsd ths
n 2 ! ard caused the seal OF ~ SN4~N -
- day ana year above 2Ils5S--11s SIS-1s HENDRICKS
sunertutsnoent OF InsurAneA
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

s .pu-ox-.st. anourt Of charge satisfy
zhfch re above described properly e % hs sold "a
81 So vvifh interest thereon fron the 5th day q June
rorefher ard alioNzlce arzoultfnx 20
500 raEssher Wth the expenses cf the sale Ihe
of the taxes assessments aGd water
rafes cter liens wnich are &C - aoNec . TIE pls
% the purchase money or pa1 % tee Refers
fs S353 and interest
Dated. New York. June 2eth 1903.
FRANK cocERANE sssszsM
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

n O-A4-4I444D
TIsEMENT in the CITY RECORD Of July II -
confirmation by the Supreme Court and the
entering for the Collection o. Assessments
Arrears OF assessments for OPENING AND AC-
CURING TITLE to the following named avenue ana
street in the BOROUGH THE BRONX
PATH WARD. SECTION II PERRY AVENCE-OPEN-
Boulevard 10 Mosholu Parkway. Con-
hrrnsd December q. 1896; entered July 10. 1903
path WARD SECTIONS u AND 13. EAST TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH STREET-OPENING.
from Broadway Bailey Avenue. Confirmed Nay 10. 1908
entered July TO- 1908.
City OF New York July 10 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
SurrogateS' Notices.

DERGEN MARGARET AMIN PURSU-
- anee Of an order OF Hon Abner c Thomas, a Sur
cf York. notice Is hereby given
10 an persons having claims against Margaret Am
TSArga1 Iare of OF New York. deceased to
present with vouchers thereof. 20 the sub
scrber AZ her place
Of Wilmer & Csnheld No. IS Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. in the City of New York before the
25th day OF August next.
Dated New York February 10th. 1903
MARY ELIZA Won ZEDWTfZ Exscutrfx-
WILMER CANFIELD Attorneys for Executrtx. No. -
Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
FERRY COMPANIES

Brooklyn Ferry stock. ..-
Eoboken Ferry ist 5s. 1896
do stock. -.-..--.
n Y & L r Ferry Co stock
do 1st mtg IS. 1929 $3.50.
- Y & II F Con IS, 1915. -
10th &23d ST lst ng IS, 1913
Union F of y y q, 3 stock
y y & y J 1st mtg Sc. 1916.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

A pvERTTsEMENTs ana SUBSCRIPTIONS fos The TriSuns
"A received a their UptoEn once,
- no. 1854 EROADWAX-
Advertisements vii be received a. the fooWins oancn
Offices regular once rates until c.clocS 2 VII
234 Sth-ave. 3 e cor 2St-st5 I5s 0ta55sVe-, CT.
T9rT-sr 82 East 14fh-st.; 30 Vest 4&d-s1. b
t1res1 Tn snd sth aves 263 West 1S5tb-st-: 1.ss
3d-ave., between 7sth and TTth s-s 1.O30 Sd-ave-s
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Parks 9th ST.. Manhattan. New York City
o'clock P. NJ,
THURSDAY. JULY I6, 1908.
Borough of Manhattan.
No l. For building temporary comfort station the
Harlem River Driveway. Highbrtdge.
No. 2 furnishing and delivering 14.OOO cubic
yards o. sandy loan the Harlem River Driveway.
furnishing and delivering L. 900 cubic yards
OF coarse gravel OF the quality known ROa Hook
gravel required the drives Of Central Park
No. 4. furnishing delivering, etc. garden
mould, horse manure and grass sod on small park
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
For fun particulars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM R. WILCOX.
JOHN Z EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners OF Parks
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
william z Nichols & Co. No. Il wall-sto
New-York tribune., 1903-07-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by DeEinE. Rugglss & Mills. No SO wal-st
New-York and No. 123 South 4th-st.. Philadelphia