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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

8d-st No 80 East; Amalia November g Morris 400
Joachim and another: mortssge slo0OV sna sioO
dix 5Ox lO0.iix 10 TO beginning: Max
cage SOD 900 Nominal
Kuntz Samuel Green; mortgage. $4,000; -
s59h~st n :. 400 II " OF West End ave 5oxlO22
orraond eials to Minnie D Caldwell mort xor,ir,,
ST YIchoss ave No 4s6 ioi 3x87 Ikea. 1Ix21.l;
and Nominal
Lenox- ave 2iI e Of ls4th-st; 2szs5;
T TarIsnn mortgaEe SIS 300 .Nonin
Moftoil1st Nos IS and 40 4oIIxes e.4o. lOx
Ps 6ske Pt morsat 1ln s5do6e eeTs g
39th-st 100 n Of SO ave; i 5,,@xsS-xsd; r3
80 So 100 =. Nominal
SAD s. n s. 3s3 Il " Of West End-aye. 42xlO22:
1arss soo ss7 800 800 Nominal
I1 ~ Fiizaheth Burke mortgage Nominal
aad 81 10 TO- $ 964 II OF Madison-ave.
'- I7sioos Charles Guiden to Florence Weaver; -.
n D c
AID dlo 81 40 . EAST 3ax1oo5: charles y Mccall.
Individual. al. executors. 10 Henry Phipps 49,
1sxiS si ave- !. " corner s4th-s runs fo2 *
"a Al OK TG6x E 0,Gx 81. Sx 4f.3 10 begin
nartgsse seoooo. Nominal
Robert = IIammerer ct al devisees 70 Esther ~
Jackson 9 aS, a Tist y 2xito4 oatharine kuhn
"Sd s. no W NJ rnortsaee $50 Nominal
5qd r. No e37 n ; sg3i 81 2d-ave. - IL
1Gc.4 Frederick Kuhn 10 John No'A' ~or'gase' >t,,1
fis aosgg ave No saS to SCI ll7ths,, 10 as7
r fas ~ 7 5esI : Anna Helms individual Ct a.
executors and trustees 20 iiatle sSnse- 3'-o
Thomas Arthur Collins mortgage 80.
,zp e,' nos 100 ana y. East foAase tonrad :
Mouth and another =" Louis iisiTns. mortgage
81, 5' s"9 No a. !. = ss 100. James Falabs4
T., Anton " ticrstner O e iso
zsth-st. No 4Is East. 2oAIo22. Allen L smidL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
cowrE DE moNTgsourou's CONFERENCE

Cornre Robert Dc ontesquiou-Fezersac VIII oe
heard this week Thursday 81 Sherrys where
his series n conferences Is 70 be held HIS hfst
discourse IS called lie Mystere aiteF me con-
fe-e7~. ttr-s arc 10 be French buffet luncheon
s-5 --v-ir The Cornte whose avoved purpose
n .isrtrr America r TO educate US I'D 10 his
appreciation - the bes utiful- when he has I'M
PLANTED The precious seed Of his own artistic ap-
urr-.atior-- according 70 his representative IN
7he hard soil of This metropolis proposes 10 Trans
e. his person and ideals 70 the Hub there TO IS
fshfsr his ,l- among the transcendeutalists and
Tho followers o. Mrs EDDY chicago, " ashing-
privilege ri an extended visit. also. before nc re-
tIrn0 France
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

sss s4s.. F R.:, R1 s s s9
Hssh asa5e 3 q ss f s9 Sos n sa4
p 10 ys1 Io5n 70 per Hudson GSh p Rose.
being To-: % and zoos IS pap Sc Raymond t
'oash ber N sdsf 10 So East instruments per 1000
clsrs Hudson a,I Ro:' a.9 lot cent en- map 90
cos q msp n' f67 lou, Hudson Rose; years 400
BdsEs Rs,. Hens IS: IS al
ys:ss =. ~. Pc; Nos ST. as and
a2s 1ortEases a, per se ac, tsTh
.9 sR. Mar 10 and '0 os i6nsvs
D:!ho = e. Il. P Is.t.. a1 s:sr
m 5 sS5H' 81 oSS 1000
Gs.stnsr Anton 20 lanes Ian, FTaianes 5000
st H3 s Edward ward G Abel and an ,om
w Sther Florence 1S r. to Charles Guden; No 40
a2dss ears sn4 a. per mash and another.
Nos ESQ aad ss2 Eass in'alHen's
Klein aor;s Bier 'h 49,. p! !.s ssn r $50
Korn OF Peter 10 john Hsarn and another: 22d-st
@ Il. It is. 81 2 4 s R heard voH No :.s
West ois6 deT M Mars SaMshan e al ru.
tee. iad st. zoe n Of shave years 1900
volt p: Tei ifs 10 irisrd GaIssssl 10 zoe 2save
t;dds 8r Marr- Hattie cSsel Nos 5 and 90
Lsvis-'t' prior mortsase tto'oo years ZOO
Years g PEA gaal ssi asF No ~ 10000
usvs- 70 Titie Insurance Company:
mar, Il e no n OF Park
Lang RsT Emily TO LOUISE Boraer ics,h :.
ot -. being part lot -. Aorrtsanis -
prior mortgage. $1,000: 5 per cent Itsn
Rsretto Giovanni p, kuniganGs pruning and
another: Wess l3th i . De-
Fle4dermsn. Herman n. Matthias Haren
Is .s1 M ZEN, . o' Noe eeoo
Mctzbe BERNARD. 20 John " Rockwell executor
trustee. 10th -. S95 n 81 n ave 90.
Nav 1903. 3 o.. "f'sN
b' az r tsS - ~ p1',d ssr s.sa
T-..-fsr Kate
: irving Place. oil utls. also 81
e IN estate Of mSf'ela f.s'''ns. zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01

Plans were filed for alterations TO the Racquet
and Tennis Club at Nos. 26 and IS West Forty
fourth-st and - West Forty-thrd-st The plans
call for the erection Of four story brick extern
sion fronting in FGr1y-fourth-st. 1t will be Of
limestone and Gotta On the first floor will
be A cardroom. the second floor will contain
shower baths bathrooms and dressing rooms. on
the third floor will be five squash courts. The
fourth floor will contain tennis courts &. J.. w.
Eidlitz is the architect. The cost is estimated 10
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

ALBEMA RI.E-t.a ptatn G. g Reiter. L. 8 y.
HOLLAND Diego Gomez. - Seville. Spain. and
= ~ NcMillau % Detroit. IMPERlAl-Ex-t5 on
sT-ssrnsn = T. zdiey. OF Connecticut MAN
TAN-Congressnls J. :. Sherman. o. Wash
isEien. q. A. Ellis. president Of the Boston Sym
LtnnP Society. ~ Boston NJ RRAH HfLI>-A- J.
.efret- ~ Boston NET HERiAND-N. p
Acsfns. - Boston. WAfIbDRF-AETORiA-- Baron
2 Negfizs. ~ Paris. T " Watkins % the Anthrs-
~, - strike Commission. Of scranton Enrique q
,Teel II chihuahua Mexico: Louis g. Alvarez. 81
v.iaa3shua. Mckee. and Count d'Ssint Launcur. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
REALTY NOTES.

The Bankers Trust Company has leased the
rooms al No I45 IIberty-st formerly occupied nv
the Liberty National Bank
Charles 3. Alexander is said 10 be the buyer Of
No s West Fifty-eIghtfi-st. He owns and occupies
10 West Fifty-eighth-st
Justice Henry P. Dugro bought the southeast
corner and Adam Engei the southwest corner Of
rbfrtr-eighth-st ard sixth-atf-- sold al auction
last week
The estate OF Cast-ar Levy R1s reported 80. have
s,id 10 KoIk Brothers the four stafH building.
fiot eox55 feet at the northwest corner Of Exhtn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
NEWSPAPER IN THIRTY-FOURTH-S

The Morning Telegraph Publishing Company
has leased No - to 70 est Thirty ourth-st
new six story building owned by Colonel John
Jacob Astor The lease is for twenty-one years.
The lessee VIII occupy the basement and the first
and top floors. sublerting the remainder of the
lofts The building covers a plot i5-,9S9 feet. and
viii be ready for occupancy on May l. 1t was
built for Meyer JOnasson & co. George A. Bow
man & Co the brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
NEW FREIGHT HOUSE AND YARD

Plans we're hlcd yesterday at the Bureau OF
Buildings Manhattan for a two story brick freight
house to be built the northwest Of
Ts,enty-eighth-st. and Eleventh-ave.. 36X22 feet
The plans call for = freight yard well The
ward will extend from Twenty-eighth 10 Twenty
fIinth-st. and from Eleventh to Thirteenth-ave
This viii give access TO Piers So. 81. % and So
North River The Erie Land and Improvement
ConDanv is the owner. {. ". Buckholtz is the ar
chitect. The cost is placed At $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
ouiNN's STABLE SOLD.

Porter & Co have sold for Frances s. Quinn the
property containing the four story brick stable.
No. 80 10 100 West Oue-hnndred- and twenty
fourth-st IN size gxl00il feet. formerly belonging
10 John j. quinn. deceased To Charles +. S1ckett.
ne sale includes the zee, chattels and goodwill
If the business. The price Is in the nrishborhood
of sl40,oo1
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1000
Rnsa Rlau

Rosa Hlau
,,,,Iharr7-et NJ 10 ; 25xiOO; Mulberry ST No
liz. = 2lHlto' 80 SO IAN i ......- Nor1t
mieri' nortssse r,, W same. q CO... Norni
szd St 3 80 :. -, 81 % r = ! Nout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

one hundred nd thirty sxth-st. north side go
feet west Of WiIlow-ave two story brick bakery
and stable. J0xl00 feet; Consumers Baking Com
pany No. $50 East One-hundred- thirty eighth
81. owners, and Charles SleemeyeT, No. 500 East
EiEhty-seCond-st. architect; 5000
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A DVEFTTSEMENTs and sInscrsptonS Tor TIE Iltbuns
y rsesf,~t AT thsIF Orrcs
- NO. f.y8a BROADWAY.
received the following branch
oerees al regular ofHce rates until O'clock
z. @sd-st-: 1S.s Ofh-ave.
is,h-.t. or East Iath-ss.s .5T Wet t2d-sf-- be
ssst "a cot fs5th-st-s 1.;sf-
.,,i-eye. berNeeu 18th T1sh sts LEES 3d-aye-.
LEES fst-nxe-- sofh-sf. l5e East
e.@ $50 .sd-Rx e.
80 - 5ss 3d-aN~.. .fO BIeecker-stE ~
tf~~.k. r-.r Brookivn. " h.-sI6 tourt-sf.:
.,S smfrh-sf.s ,oos ssates-aye- Newark. " j.
-T04 Broad-st- Also Al A. y. I. onces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01

Two new story American basement dwellings. one
finely decorated, Nos 90 pa West 103dst- lex
press station)- OWNER. IS Water-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01
RACQUET AND TENNIS CLUBS PLANS.

ave and Forty-second-st.. for s2}5.000 The repor
is premature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-02-01

gea1bers Aseufles.
ra,tTE- - MIRIAM coy RfERE AGEsNtN. 10 Sta Az.
Nev-York CTty a specially Of eonscieutousiv
sr-s.bi,v full rnals
p~ofessors tutors and sHppsd Established
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Furnished Apartments 20 Ifi-

BACHEIaoR APARTMENTs-
ri-sz for refined gentlemen; valet service
5ist-st-
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NOMINAL
Nominal
Nominal
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]


Chlcago Ja2. 23-Wheat tonight is ssc 70 Sc
iovrer than yesterday. The market opened a. the
besc price 50 far. showing 7-c advance from early
Il ne month; more than &c for May There vas
aupz-e--Iy very heavy selling by Armour, through
commission people. There was also great deal Of
rroH1 taking bv lesser holders more or less stop
loss selling and some putting out Of shorts by
those wbo figured the market had had advance
enough. there was 4 break Of 1t2c from the TOP.
carving Nav from S2l4c TO s9Slc- Under &c Ar
took all the offerings. bidding SIC for round
husheI Iot without ge1ting it. Il looked al
night as though Armour had as much wheat as
ever bur as though there were more short interests
and fever outside small holders. May opened at
s21sc sold between s2l4c and s0S4c, and closed Al
s--c- Fuiy closed 75i Exporters salo the sit
Us-or was unchanged with them, practically every
thing offered being accepted but the offerings over
night were nor nearly as large Of late. Paris was
slightly Icwer. All the other foreign markets were
higher. Gables said the Argentine weather was
We a-5 cold and shipments delayed Clearallces
l.z1t a bushels. and for the week. S5Zseo
bushels much less than % late. but as large as
last year SHOWS were predicted generally ri
mary re-ers are kept large BY bis arrivals n tfls
so1'hVes- mainly low grade wheat Minnea pols
sad one miller there to-day took L9V'.oo Dushe-s
wheat 10 arrive The No. Northern wheat -
being loaded into boars-Sco,eoo bushels out this
week
Corn futures closed &c TO I1sc lower Cash was
- % &c lower The car situation is altogether de-
-rora-tzed. some q the big Western roads VII GO
II Transferring sending everything through the4T
oz- eievato~ This weakens the cash Hlafke--
Al the same tine The car scarcity curtafs receipts
as Vel as shipments May corn sold al ioc ana
c gnd closed al 447sc. January. 4ssc' July, 45'sc
Slipping sales were 10000 bushels Receipts were
- csrs with 415 eStrla tee Corn futures ADJ Ga =
were " sliEhtlv- spot lower. Clesrances to-day
were $3.50 bushels Spectators are Kept Ii4ceTtLll
Nlle the transportation situation = 80 eIta-siec
There IL The same experience n oats as N Gotl;
a. waiting the car situation Futures closed
lgF
.oSer- January closed at 54is Nay 5e14c sellefs.
ne bong craWn out controversy between fallsll a. n
SAc those VINO cefa Eited their July oatS i 70
5e sTDILrateG. = committee Of three nas peen s.
4eetec and the whole question of the JGlE oats
P-lec settlements R-iIl be settled by this com
nittee
Provisions crossed about where they old y-SteL-
CAY. The Cu6shvs were free sellers % pork. Hogs
were stead. The provision situation Is strohg
one 5ut many disposed 70 take protiLs on su~-'
e. advance
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plaintIns Attor'.sys No Il Broadway New YORK
n-PREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

~ o-. C;-1svenor Hubbard surviving acting TrJs
80. ,y1Fsr rhe VIII OF James Bogert. deceased oy
i-5g-1s1f OF the Supreme Court % The STATE q eW
c-5g Pisfnfffr against James Martin c Grayscn MAJ
- U{IIfam H Ross Lizzie Barber Sarah hnepper
Ia1,ss n MURPHY william L Cubert John T Haz-
If,,r.e- Tbomas Bremen. Joseph Beck, Martha VIII
Hf.-y WiIso1 Isaac Sutherland May WhitehOuss
Nfar,bs rSsrsr Louisa Buchanan. John Grimes Rosa
J0hn Betty Parker. James Cor
-, Tobn Pvrd James singleton. Martha Parker. An
Small. John Jones tthe 1arae John
Ssi-- being unkncVFc pain
,t-,1 Ssrah McFIed che said name sarah hesng
S~.tiious her true neing unknown 70 PLAINTIFF
I5iII1arr Z Hubert. F1oreace n Hubert. his VIE
E-arE y Hubert Jennie z. Hubert his wife. Sophis
K1epper ard David Fisssrsohn Defendants snen1ed
luminous To the above named DEFENDANTS and esca of
You are summoned % answer tae com
tHel. - ac.o7 ana 70 serve a copy your
~ ne Piantihs Attorneys wthin twenty DAYS acter
,bs service ~ this exclusive of the cay OF
ss-~tcs and in case OK your failure 20 appear. OF
s,swe- Judgment taken against you ~ de1aolt
So- the relief demsnded in the complaint;
D.f~s New York November &c. 1902
r-tT SPTF,S \ MORGAN & son. Platnri1s ATTORNEYS. s.
posf-ceFce ADDE'S Once. No - william Street.
Manhattan. New York city -, r-
To the Defendants: Lizzie Barber sa-aa Keeper
80 1obn 7 Murphy: The foregoing amended summons
mon v5g publication pursuant 20 order
=, ne HoaSrabe John J. Freedman. Justice q the So
orroe t,o.rt 0f % SeS York dated The sta
% Tanuary 1913 fled With the Complaint IN sas
osSre x the OF County q Sew YORK az 5is
o-4-s u the County Court House n said County
Ds-s5 New York. January s. 1908
v,--s 81 CHARLES ~. MORGAN & son. Attorneys FOR
Pisintin q William street.. Manhattan. New Yoik
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Sotire of Summons
1c11E11E Co1-RT- NEW YORk COUNTY

CT-PREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
- Df-v Octavia Ten Brock. Plaintiff against Frances
I,aaSo5-- individually and administrator OF tne
- Harriet e Peabody. deceased and as Executor
: - -, TTiIl ard Testament % EdUaTc P Ten BroecN
Brock HOughteiiing Harriet Jes-
Peabody Francis SttyVssanl Eea
Helena Louisa Todd. Margaret , Whire t1izaeln
S-rIyvesant T Jackson. individually and as
IH,T,o- ~ the last and Testament OF C9rnsla =
Isrlson deceased Helen R. Funnells EG"aIa = BaAer,
y5l1t TSaker Mary 4 Brock. indtvidualy ana as
Txer1r-ix Of the last VIII and Testament o. EiWarq =
- t3-oscE deceased. LUcreta L Spalting EtelenA
J--LI;1 P-o1tv and Lawrence z Ernbree ard 1dltn r
I-a-as n[fvtd1alv Executors Or the last u
I'm Ts--srent of Robert G. Embree, deceass-i DeLenc-
- - rHs above named Defendants and each OF tnen+
~, hereby summoned answer the complaint y tiis
foo AZ Of the Plain
.+1-nsvs within twenty days after re service o.
,Lts s-rrr1ons exclusive Of the day OF service ard ~
- ~ 17,i- failure appear answer Judgment VII
he against you oy ceia-41 ioI O''7 @17 @-1--
= compliant 1000
bAleu -'e ~ COJDERT BROTHERS.
r4.,t4~s Atrorusvs once P0stoce Address. No 81
E-oadvVav. Manhattan. " Y
To +5e Desendant Helena Louisa Todd: The foregoing
,o-, ia served upon you. by publication. pursuant %
- -se~ ~ the Honorable Francis N. Scott Justice os
eL Court q New York dated the
az ~ December and fled with the complaint
81 - rsce ~ IRE clerk of County CITY
York. Borough OF Nadiiial'aI u 0s - O@S u
1908
DATED New York. Jsuuary 81 1903
N0e- - COCTEsET BROTHERS.
Atfor,yevs Broadway.
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VIRGINIA.
TENNESSEE.

TATE SPRINGS TgNNa
In the LAND OF THE SKY Carlsbad CT America
ana the Saratoga the South. Famed
properties EPSON and a-theysar-round
climate Open Winter and Summer II you have
this send postal for booklet
short ride Ashev!Ile, y. c. Refer Dun Brad
street reliability. THOMAS THOMLINSON. Owner
and Proprietor Tate Springs Tenn
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Anrtlpu Salcs-flnlnr1Gl.

HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY. -,
REeI lSlIiDN HAVING BEEN MADE ~
oer date November 1902 by the sGperihtseno eng
- u Banks New York upon til- a :
&c -sust Company make good an u -
-sll1l siJck amounting Two hundred ana DIts
-1lsSnc. three and sixy-seVen cot4aTN 60
-e cents S25l 36Ils and notice thereo, Asla =. -
e14nf o having been given Y
Sth srCckhulGer ol the comp So
.22lsI-s -lesesudvr that upon Dne
nulor-c and fcrty-tHo H-34g shares
- II cash. hereby given ga,
le thousand (1-3sl shares
Slock vii bs the highest bidder a. peolo -
II a. IL Broadway. Kew York City. on Iuesuas -
20 q 1893. = % O'Clock n q tnst chg ,,.,
such STOCK be solc al issS 20.
y one value CT Fifty !. -
- slafe which vafuafion has been placed lpol
Superintendent of his
~, 4cste, provided by Section Il q Cfaplei 10 -
n Laws 4 1872
Ne" EcrE. January 10 1867. .-r
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANn
by . u VERMECLE.
President
Attest
} ? YAK woERT.
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gluanfidI meeflHQs.
Che Rational Park Sank
of Nrw pork,
No 2l4 BRO

NEW YORK January 18th. 1908.
To Shareholders Of record "f The NA1lcNAh FAFNf>
BANK OF NEW YORK..
yon are hereby notified Snecial Meeting Of the
ts-eLoI5a-s Of The Park Bank Of New York
has been duly be held at its banking house No
81 F3roadVay New Tuesday. the nth day
Of February II O'Clock noon for the purpose Or
-,ef5srf1r and acting upon proposition increase
- Ssr+sl Sfock Of the Bank by the amount OF one
million dollars transact such other business as
come before the meeting.
The transfer Books will be closed from February 10th
TO February goth 1908 inclusive.
BY order Of the Beard OF Directors.
10 RICHARD DFLAFIELD.
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Cruntrn Doar6-

-0Apr FOR An TNVALID-A pleasant home n a
X @stiTsd Dhyscian's family. Box 81 Doobs Ferry,
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nlnter Resorts.
NEw-JERsEY.
DEN MS,
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
The Winter months are most delightful
at the seashore. The DENNIS, directly
facing the Ocean and Boardwalk, IS hber-
ally appointed and conducted. Hot and
cold sea water in private baths. Golf link
privileges. 3 hour vestibule trains morn
ing and afternoon from New York via
c. r. R. OF \. J. and Penna- Railroads.
WALTER ]. BCZBY.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-24

\ o-At rISEAERTs SUBSCRIPTIONS fcT Ihe lf'01"
- ID their UptoSn once
NO I.2es BROADWAY
1stsser seth s7rh until O'CLOCK p m
Eeftisenents The foiio"ihS -
regular ca3ce rates gntii oeloss . II -,
-th-cy.-. Z5o-sf.. JOB bfh-eSC.
f-,ssTs D East l4th-Gs.s 257 We.t f-a ssS
n 81 and sth 2G3 w est tS5sns.
ANe- lei veer Teth sn6 TT-h Sta: LUG 10-e
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of
pPoOErYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
City OF New York
Borough OF Brooklyn,
January II 1903.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK

HOLDERS Of Brooklyn Rapid Transit COMPANY for
Of directors whom four 64l
shall four a. for TWO years and five
m for years ana Of three 3 inspectors OF elec
succeeding annual meeting. and for
t6e n1rpose OF ransacting such other business may
meeting. will be held at u
clock noon on Friday January 80 1905 at the ofice
~ me COMPANY Montague Borough Of Brook
i'm New York City. The polls will remain open for one
The transfer books viii closed 3 P. NJ on Mon
dav January 10 1903. will remain closed until 10
n on RE dav Immediately succeeding the final ad
1'oF'i'Hei . '@'4 c. D. MENEELY.
Secretary.
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. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The rrbuns
~ received AZ Uptown Once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.

as-4is.usents VIII following branch
oresx AZ regular oneo until O'Clock m. VIZ
ozs stn-aye.. 8 e 23d-st: I53 6th-ase-s cor
f2th-~-.: or East 14fh-st-s 25I West f-d-st-- De
80, IN s.d sth eS3 West 125th st.t 1.3siS
.,a-axe between T6sh nth a.o@6 5d-aSc,
near efsr-st I..os Ist-aye near s9th-st: 157 East
125fh-st-s 1856 Tremonf-are.' Soo I'D ave- pea
4tst-.1 554 sd-ave.t :I0 BIeecker-sf.: 80
Bleecker-sl. Brooklyn. y. N.-@iG Court-sf;
.I5 smfsh-st.; I.oos Gates-aVe- Newark. y. j.
-.oa Broad-st. A ~ 7. orlesA
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BOSTON STOCKS.


CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Tracy & Co. No 80 wsu-stj
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DyFRTIsEMESTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ receivef a. their Uptown Ofice
NO. I.304 BROADWAY
A6ve~tiseunents will received Al Following branch
Offices regular oice until o.eloek M VIZ;
254 .. C. 2Sd-st.. l5j Ger
Ieth-st East I5th-st; .57 West 42d-st es.
tween Tth and sth aVes-. 2B,S West Is5th-st: LEES
,d between 18th and TTh sts 1o~O sd e.
,TUS Ist-ave.. slth-st. Ios Enst
1a-,h-,. -5is Tremout-nve.s ,llO 3d-ase..
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FLORIDA.

LAKEWOOD. NEW JERSEY.
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finauridI Glertlons.

RIVERSIDE BANK.
ge2 sth Ave. Cor. 57th ST
At THE DIRECTORS MEETING. JANU-
arv D. 1909, Henry c Copeland resigned as Presi-
and Iohn q Clancy. vice-President
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NORTH CAROLINA
FLORIDA.

M THE ROGERS
Caraciry IS. Beautiful drives Golr- hsnlns &C
500 20 $500 daily.
SpecfaI weekly
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financial.

Lists open Monday, Jan. eoth, at 10 4. "
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gusnranre Brokers.

yusnranff Brokfrs.
A. II. RATHBONE & CO. Established. 1856
80 WII-I1AM-ST..
GENERAL. INSURANCE BROKERS.
Marine, Inland and Transportation.
Casualty Ernplcyer- Public Liability Insurance
e9ected Contract and Fidelity Bends secured the
most favorable
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y received al their Uptown once.
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nd 2i:s l2ofh-sf-t I..''sS
ad-aye.. Between 10Th and 77th sts ie@o 5d-ave..
.-Ds 1st-aye.. seih-si. 1oF ks.t
I25th-sr.i 75G Tremout-ave-i $50 sd-aYe near
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