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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
CONFEDERATE BILLS
Sias Atfempts 70 Pass Them
sad Police Take Him in.

Forgetting that the United States
Is a united country, Joe Stoik a Hun
garian attempted TO pass two SO Con-
federate bills in a saloon at Madison
and East Ninth streets Tuesday morn
ing The proprietor Of the place how
ever was wiser and knowing that the
war had been over for forty years.
summoned Ofaeer Zimmerman
While the policeman was Fastening
to the scene. StOsk was leisurely sip
ping his liquid refreshments He vaz
taken TO police station and is now
held ON suspicion
1t Is thought by the police that
Stoik had been victimtxed into be-
heving that the money WAS genuine
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
CLARKE At
ALLIANCE
Mayor Johnson, How
ever, 10 Detained at
Home by8usiness
Special to the Ncrx-D<mocrar.

Special to the Ncvs-Democrat.
Alliance, O., Sept 15.-Several thou
sand people gathered in the big tent
Monday night to hear Mayor Tom L.
Johnson and John H. Clarke, who were
scheduled to speak, and considerable
disappointment was felt when the an
nouncement was made that Mayor
Johnson had been detained at home
owing to an important meeting Of the
city council. DIR. l. l. Lamborn in
troduced Mr.. Clarke, who spoke in a
pleasing manner for an hour and a
quarter.
Our critics say our platform is one
Of fads and isms." said Mr.. Clarke
They say this in . general way, but
do not dare to become specific. Should
Mr.. Hanna speak here during the cam
paign, ask him IL he believes that a 2
cent fare on steam railroads is fad
or other ism. Ask him If home rule is a
fad or ism; ask him IL just taxation is a
fad. He will tell you that these doc
trines are sound and logical. Or per-
haps he will not answer you at all II
Mr.. Hanna undertakes to say that 2
cent a mile railroad fare for all the peo-
pie is not a good thing. I am certain
that ] will be the next United States
senator from Ohio. The railroads sell
to people who have $50 to invest in o
1,00O-mile book OF that amount $50
Is for the mileage and $40 is for de-
posit to guarantee that only the buyer
will use the book The man who thus
buys mileage travels for cents per
miie, while the poor man who has no
$50 to put up must pay 3 cents per mile
on the same road
Railroads can afford to carry all the
people for 2 cents mile. II is sim
pie thing to compel the railroads to
carry every one at a 2-cent rate. Let
the next legislature make such a Law
and it will be done. The Democratic
party stands pledged for this reform
The Democratic party also declares that
NO public Official shall accept a pas
from the railroads.
T"In Cuyahoga county We have OIL
cials who draw fees amounting - 10.
900 a year and some draw even more
than the president of the United States
The same conditions exist in Other
cities A Democratic legislature will
pass law placing every county ofiicial
on salary"
Nr. Clarke dxelt at length upon tbs
curative act which granted a 50-yeal
franchise to the street railway com
panies at Cincinnati He also seorel
the eight Democrats who voted for th'
act Mr.. Clarke enumerated the man.
reforms originated and inauguraied b,
Mayor johnson in Cleveland and toll
of the numerous benefits to be derives
by q system of home rule, where thu
people of the towns and cities shal
make their own laws and not be sub
jected to the laws made by men at Co
lumbus. who know nothing whatever o
the peoples needs IN any particular 10
eality.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
GRAND JURYBUsY.

Up until ! O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
6 uitnensss had been examined by ths
grand jury Among the number were
4 nunber a canton policemen. who
ere ssAlng whal tAey kscv aheut The
Uanlnnf enegs ennk ~ NJ asyog
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
LOO LIN COMES IN
Wife OF Rich Chinese Mereh q nj
May Enter Country.

Montreal, Sept 15--Owing to the ef,
forts Of Mrs. Clark. of New York. Mrs
Loo Lin, the Chinese school teacher
wife of a New York restaurant keep
er, who was detained at San Francis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
DIVORCE
ls Prayed for BY Mrs. Lie Rob-
bins Of Canton.

Lila NJ Robbins, of Canton, has
brought suit for divorce from Charles
c. Robbins. upon the ground of gross
neglect Of duty, failure to provide and
willful absence
The wife states In her petition that
they were married in Canton In 1880
and that two children were born, one
Of which died after the father left
home The defendant has always had
profitable employment and made from
sl25 to $50 a month. 1t is claimed
yet during all this time he failed to
supply the family with food and cloth
ing.
The wife charges that when their
Oldest child became i'll she wired the
father. but he neglected 10 come to see
IL and II died as q result Of the Illness
lnfidelity TO marriage vows is also
alleged In the petition The husband
is In New York.
webber 4 Turner represent the
plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
TAXES FOR 1909.

Stark County hereby notified of the Of taxation
for the 1908
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
STATE LEVY.
Taxes are now due.


First half payable between October and
Dece Der 20.
Last half payable between April l and
June 20.
Taxes become a lien on property the day
preceding the second Nonday OF April.
After December 20 those owing december
taxes and after June 70 those owing June
taxes are delinquent
All delinquent taxes must be paid before
December 2 otherwise the property will be
| advertised, and the third Tuesday o: Janu-
airy, he sold Tor taxes.
After becoming delinquent, the penalty on
Real Estate is Is per cent: on delinquent
Personal Tax the penalty is 10 per cent.
These penalties do not be.oug - the Treas
urer. anu therefore cannot be remitted.
After tax sale, the penalty the first year to
tax title purchasers Is Is per cent. plus per
cent Interest; the second year the penalty
| Is rs per cent, p us q per cent. interest. IL
not redeemed within two years the property
goes to the tax title purchaser.
Tax payers have option of paying full
years taxes during December collection
| period. but are required to pay first half
| with delinluences The remaining half
should be p aid within June collection.
The tax year and calendar year are not the
| same. The first half of ANY years tax Is due
and payable October l, and until December
20. The second half Is payable up to June
~ OF the following year.
| Many taxpayers have formed the habit OF
| paying the December tax aud the preceding
June tax together. thinking they are pay ing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
MARRIAGE PERMrTs.

william ", Msuse. -. and Masy ,
6ans - Alliance,
s.esi q. sehsossy. u. LAurs \
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18

The Treasurers Office will be open between the hours of
800 and 400 p. m from the first day Of October to
the Goth day of December and from the first day Of April
the Goth of June the purpose of receiving cha
ed on the tax duplicate.
To insure prompt all inquiries by mail concerning
taxes should be forwarded December 10 and June TO-
While every effort will be made to accommodate the public
taxpayers urgently requested to call early and their
and thus themselves as well the the
disagreeable rush at the end of the
!. ROYAL SNYDER, County Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office Canton. Ono, August q, 1903.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18

rgas:.sassgssa saEEsasse99 HssEsEssaassssEEE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18

the full years tax. All such are paying the
last half OF one years tax and the first half
OF the following years tax, and consequent
ly they are payiag 10 per cent. penalty on
the preceding June tax. The proper way to
pay full years tax without penalty Is to
pay In December for December and the fol-
lowing June.
Dog Tax and Il Road Tax are paid in full ut
the December collection each year. There
fore, to get the Dece m Der rate add the road
to the whole rate and take half To get the
Jnne rate subtract the road rate from In Q
full rate and take half. To get the December
payment multiply the valuation by the
Dece Der rate, add one dollar for each m ale
dog assessed, and two dollars for each fe-
male dog.
Cheeks given In payment of taxes do
ore at the bank. When checss are not
paid ON presentation, the ia axes for which the
checks were given will be REQ oened without
notice to person giving such checks
When paying taxes, present your last re-
ceipt, as IL assists very much in locating
your property and tends to avoid error.
When you ask by mail for the amount OF
your taxes designate your property clearly.
State name In which the property is listed,
name the township and section. II in city,
give city. ward and lot number.
The tax duplicates give the property in
| the name In which II stood the day preced-
| iny the second Monday of April OF the year
| for which the taxes are levied. SO that any
trans o. made on or after the second Mon
day OF A pril Of any year will not appear ON
the tax duplicate until the next year.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-09-18
COUNTY LEVY.
FEW OBSERVATIONS REGARDING TAXES.

Total County.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

fRv TELEGRAPH The TEIEJSEJ
CBiearo Feb IG-The wheat specul2tor FaclIlateo
between bearsi statistics and poor export dernaAo'
On re one hand and strung news from san Fran
CISCO and fear Of getting short the May on tne
other. The market early was &c lower II cIOseu
unchanged 10 &c higher May opened a. 's'&e' So1
between 7s,ec and 7gslc. and closed at 1856 sellers
July closed at 7fzc Gables were some lo''ef' nl'
not as so much as the break here yesterday. hA-
lorters were disappointed with the bids they had
from the other side New-York reported Only zen
leads SOLD. The Northwest cars were Se4 against
.Is last vear- Kansas City and ST Louis had laZ"o
lsbale ,r,,nared with 1890 bushels, and the total
at Urinary points was $4,000 bushels. compared
with gopyl bushels. Clearances were SvsV" ousn-
els There was an increase IN the @orlo visible
of 14ed@U bushels compared with a oecTea la0'
s.osr cF $4,000 bushels The contract STOCK Se-''
90 f,shels increased 1890 bushels The total pub
.ir ana private stock here 1i-2l4.|D busneas' m
creased z62co5 bushels. On the other hand san
Francisco Eas up almost 2c ana ABOVE '0C d DUHllS
A private Paris cable said that the crop was IN
favorable and the Paris stocks were decreasing
Mtunesroiis said that there had been sale OF
- ,J barrels of -four by mill. Spring wheat III
The sample market strong; "lnler nllea' ~
dragged. Armour was apparently rather persist
emily the selling side- The wheat oocasiOi
rallied by the strength.
Corn was kept strong by the seaboaro claims OF
a large export business; Hew-York reported q
leads. Futures here closed 1sc 10 &c over sSSl
day. May opened At z52Ec. scld between 4S7sc anu
CSC and closed at SAC july closed at 4SS4c- Shli
ping sales were l5ogs3 bushels Recelpts were "7'
cars with no contract The estimate for to-rnof-
row Eas 40 cars. The contract stock--'''9'"''
buskels-decressed 5000 bushels. and the smsh
contract stock the principal bun argument East
Of the Rockies increased 10000 pusheis-
Public and private stocks-5.sj96s bushels-ha-
creased E1ssco9 bushels. Cables were up frac-
ton. Armour is credited with liberal corn pni-
ehsses of late
The oatmeal Interests were the largest sellers
u oats but there q scattered commission
buying STEADY cash market and shipping sales
ABOUT 10000 bushels. The futures closed 5sc oei-
ter than yesterday. May. STszc sellers. end July,
syssc The small contract stocks keeping shorts
nervous. only 900 bushels Of standard here, ana
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

only 5000 bushels No. .. There has been a gooo
deal of profit taking this week. Howe unioaoins q
line and Patten is holding on. Receipts were ias
cars; to-rnorrows estimate. 100 East OF the
Rockies oats increased $1,000 bushels. and the totai
public and private stock 1855 bushels increased
5o6.ooe bushels.
Provisions closed practically where they did
yesterday There was little trade: very narrow
fluctuations but steadiness throughout ihere
were 2Seee fewer hogs West than last year A
few packers own the stocks. Hogs are relatively
higher than product though product is higher thah
last year. There a good many bears, but they
are fearful OF the May situation.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

The approximate amount ot the Len or charge % sa-
49, tbe above described property Is 70 % sold -
.s-a bsisand three hundred and seven and aS-itIhs
dollars (x with interest thereon from ne l<ln
Ieruarv iulS costs and alloWarce
snIo71rtpg 10 and nnstecu and -lt+stns
is- fss1a ssl with interest from January i4th less
,.ssrs, WITH me eNpeases sale The approx
ntS or otLef Hens Nlhn
ar 20 - the purchaser oui OF tsc RureIa
By Referee. Is seventy -t'af ~N4
ot-IGsDths dollars tSI8- 04f AMI Interest
Datei York. January ieth l.Sts
4T-i;IFSTTS ~ EA%uERFU4.I. Eeferr-.
The forexoaE - hereby adjourned 90 Iue-ld3
u-as-t.ry I'm lcsle At the time and plaes.
patel New York Febraary Ia i.4l3
-STT-S II %A(DEEEpEl4 Rsfsre~
MERRILL. a ROGERS for Piainrfr. III
Eroadway, Manhattan. SsT York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

OF New York.-Isaac L Dunn PaA1tn. sya1zs. %
John V. McEviIy and others Defendant n pareA1Ss
Judgment of Foreclosqre and Sale duly maze 80 ,
IN entitled action ocarinz oa5o
14th OF January. 1908 l. the nnderlgHed sne etels
in said Judgment named viii sell Public Auco a.
ire New York Real SaleSroor1 No Ill 8ros1EaN
in ths Borough Manhattan CITY o. New York on Us
February. 1903. Il O'Clock noon on ina
dav by James L Auctioneer. the premises
be sold and therein Cescrioe
follows. All certain lot piece or parcel or Az
lying and being the Twenty to1rrn S-4th9
Ward % the CITY of New YORK. Borough % The B-on6
bounded and described follows: Beginning ar P9snt
the soutasrly side OF I"o EuHdrel anu sten e-Vst
Street distant hundred and nvo and eleven eise
hunaredths eoJ III feet westerly from the Sra@r
by sOuIhcrlE side
an~ seventh street With the westerly side of Perry -
audru running from SAID point S0uIherIy Al
seventh oLreet n1I,llro
COn westerly and parallel Nttn LNc iu-
sre3 snd hundred ti0es tees thel'
northery right angles 70 Two hundred ara -
hunfre1 sOurhcriy SIDE
6u.-eA AMI Themes eastrry allows zee
sautherfy side hundred and seventh rtreet or
feet % the point or place ct oeslLl "
rne said several distances and Dimensions ofe OF A
Dated, New York January I6If lsse No..
AUGUSTUS II FANDERfptlis Fsel-.S-,,
MERRILL. & ROGERS. Attorneys for Plaintiff. III
F-oafway. Manhattan Neve &orE CIV
The following diagram OF the properly 70 . so'
described above
NTH Street
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
financial.
Orange Oil
and Refining Company,
% William Street, New York.
Beaumont and Orange, Texas.
Capital Stock, $4,000. 900.
Par Value of Shares, $40.
S2,oOO,OOO of the Stock
Still in the Treasury.

We believe the stock TO be good
purchase because
/. We have the finest oil-producing prop
crtv-witf the possible exception of that of
the Standard OIL Company-in the South
western field.
Although only three months old, the COM
pany is already more than self-supporting
from its oil production alone, and its income
from this source is steadily increasing as II
opens up and equips new wells on Its rich
> Tie Company has the best refining
process yet discovered for the separation
into their valuable component parts OF Inc
heavy oils Of Texas and LOUISIANA
Its refining plant at Orange, Texas. is
about half completed. 1t will be finished in'
say. six months, and the income from us re-
finery VIII then be even larger than its large
and increasing income from oil production
The profit on the crude oil produced Is at
present prices about forty cents oarreI; on
the refined oil il is s. a barrel
s. The best opinion is that Splndletop Hill
IS good for twenty years and that new de-
posits within the field will be discovered
faster than the old ones are exhausted, so
that the field itself will be permanent we
own most valuable. promising and extensive
territory off well as on Spindietop, ana
lightning cannot very well strike a1ybI mere
in the district without hitting us somewhere,
but our property is so we'll selected, so favor
ably situated. valuable for a multftude OF
purposes and so extensive that even II we
never produced another barrel of oil we
could pay dividends and make the stock a
good investment at par
For the purposes of completing the re-
fnery and extending md improving the
euuipment of the property limited amount
of the Treasury stock offered for sale at
81 a share ~, February Goth and S42o
share after that date.
Make checks ayabIc the order of the
ORANGE OH. AND REFINING COMPANY. and
.eud to % William Street. New York.
MYRA II. MARTIN.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11


L- srrro-jr,ate amount OF ne sztls->
ub4ch property ts 70 be sold -
l1ta day
1901 torethe- WITH expenses OF the sale Tie
othsr Eers-
vbich are 70 be the purchaser out os rhS
rrhase money or paid by Referee. IS ss e, ana
Dated New York 4rh February. 1905.
HENRY ". BOOKSEAVER. Fster-~-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

325-331 CHESTNUT STREET.
Philadelphia. January 81. 1903.
IIIDELITY TRUST COMPANY (FORMERLf
y The Fidelity Insurance Safe Deposit Com
rsnrl Trustees under Mortgage OF the William Crarnp &
sons Ship & Engine Building Company, dated Men. !,
invite proposals for bonds issued unoer
Mortgage surrendered redemption proposals
20 be a1eTed awards made on February Il is'to
49, ELLIS, President.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
Jnsuranre Brokers.
Uipi0eno Noures.
OFFICE OF
THE BALTIMORE s OHIO RAILROAD co.

Baltimore, Md, February f. 1908
The Board Directors declared from the net
earnings of the Company the six months ended De
cenlber 81 1902 dividend OF TWO co PER CENT. on
the Preferred of Company, to e paid March
1903 10 stockholders OF record at the closing OF s
transfer books February IL 1905
The Board also declared the surplus earnings
of the Company a dividend of TWO t2) PER CENT; On
the Common Stock of the Company, payable on Mareh
1909 10 the stockholders record the closing OF the
transfer books February "a, 1903. -,
For the purpose Of such the transfer books
of the Company viii be closed IL clock noon on
February - 1903. and VIII be reopened at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on March . 1893 ~
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO..
BY c. w. WOOLFORD, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

Total 81 194 S94 SS
State of New York, County OF New York.
7. WM. H CHA T.. Cashier of the above-named baflk
do soemnly aboye statement is true 20
the best OF my knowledge and belief -
wN. H. CHASE. Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
MARCUS NJ. MARKS
HENRY HOFHEIMEH. Directors
u. G.. RRINCKERHoFF,I
Subscribed and before this 10Th day OF
February 1903 DAVID STRAUSS.
Notary Public New York County.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
SorsriosuIc Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ Of New York, William Rockefeller. Plaintiff. against
Jacob D. Butler others Defendants. In pursuance
OF Judgment Foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered above-ented action. bearing date TIA
2eth day OF February. 1901 l. the Tnderslsnsd TIE
said Judgment named, viii sell at Pubic Alc
tlon. the New York Real Estate Salssroom No III
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York on OF February. 1908. az II o'clock
noon hat day z. Meyer Auctfonssr tbs
judgment be sold. and therein
All that certain ot piece or parce
Of lying and being in the IWeiftd ward.
Borough OF Manhattan city Of New York which taken
is follows Beginning
point Easte-ly side of Convent Avenue. dis
hIn6red and Norrhsriy nom
by the intersection OF the Eastry
Avenue with the Norrhery side OF Ons
hundred fortyarst Street. running thence Eas'eTI
hundred and forr-rrst street on1
hundred feet: thence NortherIy parallel VITA Conyens
utnetyfour feet and tncnes.
thence Westerly again parallel with One hundred ar4
fortv-frst Street OF distance through
the Easteriy side of SAID
Convent Avenue: thence Southerly along said ascsr
cf hundred and ninetySou- tse<
ard six inches the point place oI oegtnnnS Data
Neg 4th February. 1905
~ HENRY ". BOOKSTAVER. Referee.
MORRISON z MORRISON. Attorneys foT PLAINTIFF. -
Cedar street Borough os Manhattan. New York Ct-y1
The following diagram os the property % De sol<
described above:
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received at their Uptown Office,
NO. 1.3s4 BROADWAY.
Adyerttsements received at the following branch
Offices at regular until o'clock p. viz
1.4 sth-aye. g a3d-st-; 153 Sth-ave., cor
,o,bst. a2 East I3th-st.i 257 West 3xd-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth aves.: 263 West 12oth-st' 1-33s
3g-sve,, between and nth Sta. f.o"3 3d-ove,
near 61st-st: 1.7OS 1st-aye.. near sth-s los East
I.5th-.t.: 75G Trrmont-aye.; $50 Sd-aSe-, near
4lst-st.; 3d-aye.i 30 Bieeckcr-st.i i-o
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. n. Y--2i6 Court-sf-;
2Is smith-st.. 1904 Gates-nYe. Newark, y. ).
-7of Broad-st. Also at A. .. T. of1ces.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

State of New York, County OF New York. So
7 GEORGE RAUNANN the above
do sole statement
is true o the best Of my knowledge and belief
q. J. BACMANS, Cashier.
GubscrIbed sworn before this 10th day OF
FEBRUARY 1905 ROI5T. o. EVANS, No. 35.
Notary Public, y. 7. Co.
Correct-Attest:
r K. STIRGIS Directors.
+. r MOORE.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. .,-
{-F THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE

notice of organize Trust Company.
uude- and pursuant 10 OF the State of New
YORK and IN forrllty with in such
made provided, hereby specify and state as fol
lows. Wit
/ The names II proposed corpoTatoTs James A.
Blair James q CANTON L c. Converse. Henry Z.
Dawson Granville Garth A. Hepburn William
Logan Gates " McCsarrah George W Perkins, William
II Porte John Thompson. Albert H. Wggin. Samuel
WooysrtoH and Edward z. {. Young
II. The OF ths proposed Trust Company Is
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
Of the proposed Trust Company IS 10
be in City Of New York State OF New York
IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have hereunto af11ed our
signatures this 3rd day of February. 1893
JAMES A BLAIR. G ". MctSARRAH,
JAMES c CANNON. GEO ". PERKINS.
z c CONVERSE. WI II. PORTER
nv P DAWSON. JoHN z. THOMPSON,
HENRY P DAWSON ALERT H WIGGIN.
GRANVILLE W GARTH, SAMI4 WOpLVERTON
A. BARTON HEPBURN EDWARD r e YOUNG.
WILLIAM LOGAN.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

mo. 57s3I
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NEW AMSTERDAM NATIONAL BANK at New
York the OF New York. at the close Of business.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

sic Pa SIS "a
Total -; c,+. - New. York IS:
HENRY DIMSEl Cashier of the apoVe-Iale1 20 Oe -
do soieniv that the above statement II 0 -
the best OF my hio"'eus7 HENRY DIBrSE. Cashier.
-x.ta. aud s,-orr 20 before ne this 10th day ot
February, lsaiS.
(SeaLl - 1,rs county
NOiieNI AUGUSTUS E. LIBBY,
JACQUES HUBER. pfrectofs
EDWIN 3 SC'HESCK- J
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
Amer LAeht & Trae-

amer l. 2Ell q lEdC-.
90 pref 6 Ter cent.
Eiug Gas is; mtg IS. 1888. :.
GO stock.
FinS !; Et & p 1st IS, 1889
BgT < { ist mtg IS. 1917
DO stock.-------.---...-
Sutt Z & p Co list mtg 5s..
Colu-a Gas Co LIST IS. 1872. q.
= . 6 z K LIST Con IS. 1919.
90 stock. .-.--
Ft " Gas Co LIST 6s. 49,.
q nap . L CO LIST 5s. 1915.
fIuG CO Gas LIST Con So. 1879
f7d;ansp Gas LIST 6s. 1920. D.
do stock
Jackson Gas Co stock.
do IS Q. 1885,.
J. 6 " Y Gas 1st 6s, 1925
\ew-Rsyen Gas CO stock. =.
y 7 & c Z L & P Co stock
CO prei-----.-
OHIO & 7 9 LIST mtg IS. 1926.
do stock----.-------
SYRACUSE = LIST mtg 5s. 1876
d L-g stock. k.--...-
s. Joseph Gss LIST IS, 1887
- Paul Gas G NJ 5s. 1914 d.
T~sich I Co Is, rlg IS. 1850
&C pref stock.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11

DARTIES DESIRING TO SELL STOCKS
l. of the New York Chicago and Louis first
second preferred (ckel Plate 1st md Preferred at
private sale please make offers to {. p. HEILBRON,
I26 S6h Street
New-York tribune., 1903-02-11
Bank Reports.
No. 1861.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

NATIONAL BUTCHERS AND DRoyERs' BASh:
a. New York. OF New York, at the eors oi
business. February g. 1903