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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

j. III. Tillman, ex-Iieutenant
governor of South Carolina, has
been acquitted of the murder of
Editor n. G.. Gonzales after a trial
lasting Is days. If he had been
an ordinary citizen, without a
pull his trial would have lasted
about two days and ended with a
verdict of guilty.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

The election at Indianapolis yes
terday resulted in a decided vic
tory for the democrats, who elect
ed John w. Hoffman mayor over
Chas. w. Bookwalter, the repub-
lican incumbent. The result will
give the democrats of the Hoosier
state new hope and courage, and il
is not at all unlikely that next
year they will carry the state and
defeat Beveridge for reelection tc
the United States senate. Indians
is a democratic state when the
party is united, and the indica
tions are that the democrats al
over the county are getting to
gether for national victory mex
wear.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

of the west. There is no place
where electric power can be more
easily generated than in central
Idaho and it begins to look as if
capital will soon take hold of the
matter and supply transportation
for this great storehouse of wealth
which is, as yet, practically un-
known because Of its isolation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
Are You Sick?

If so, consider your own inter-
ests first and come to see me at
Cottonwood and l will do you no
harm, but the reverse. l will cure
your ailments and leave you free
of drugs. Some people will tell
you not to come. You can tell
them they only lack information.
l am the invalid's friend, a gradu.
ate of Weltmers School of Magnetic
Healing, Nevada, Mo.
Prof. c. II. BRocKMAN, Cottonwood.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
Red Rock Items.

Red Rock Items.
School opened last week with a
large attendance with VIM. Hood
as teacher.
MIR. Everett Dearborn met with
a painful accident Sunday by
breaking his arm just above the
wrist.
Mrs. Stella Mayse and Miss
Edna Stone are cooking for Mr..
Stones threshing crew.
G. H. Smith recently purchased
an Empire cream separator.
Mr.. Louis Rogers, Mrs. M. F.
Rogers and Miss Mollie Travis Wis.
tied Sunday with Mr.. Albert Rog-
ers and family.
Sunday school at 10 a. NJ. every
Sunday at the Red Rock schoo
house. Everybody welcome.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
Green Creek Items

Green Creek Items
Mr.. Huffman moved the old
school building on to his claim,
south Of this place, last Sunday.
The family of John Nnxoll are
rejoicing over the arrival of baby
boy.
Messrs Fred Nuxoll, Jos. Kauf-
mann and w. Pearson, with their
families, attended the fair at
Grangeville.
II. Grunloh is working for An.
ton Nuxoll lately.
There were no services at St.
Anthony's church last Sunday on
account of the illness of Rev.
Kremer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

The citizens of Montana, who
lynched man near Hamilton,
last week, should remember that
President Roosevelt disapproves of
lynching, except in the case of
horse thieves.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
SELL YOUR PROPERTY,

We are expecting a large del
egation of farmers from the east
this summer with a view of locat;
ing here. 1t you want to sell your
farm or town property come in
and list it with us.
Mimi, Iowa, 4 Dakota
Land Company,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
Brick! Brick! Brick!

Holz & Son., have just finished
burning large kiln of fiue brick
and are now ready to supply all
orders. These brick are the best
ever burned on the prairie and the
best is always cheapest. o29
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22
For Sale.

have very fine line of stock
cows, beef steers, mich cows and
dry cows for sale. Stock in fine
shape. Will sell cheap for cash.
Inquire soon of Geo. S. Schmad-
eka. of Long Hollow,) Grange
vile, Idaho. 12-ts
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

To Cure a Cold In One Day
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the
money if it fail to cure. E. w.
Groves signature on each box.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

Baby carriages at Alexander &
Freidenrich.
The leading house on Gents
Furnishing Goods, b. B. Store.
Granite and tinware at Alex
ander Il Freidenrich.
Blankets and quilts at Alex
ander 4 Freidenrich.
New peaches, pears and all
kinds OF fresh fruit at Wade's.
New lines of jewellery are con-
stantly being received at Dunlap's.
All grocers sell coffee, but when
you want the best go to Wade's.
Swift's and Armour's premium
ham and breakfast bacon at Wade's.
Harvest gloves, the kind that
wear and always keep soft at
Wade's.
Watermelons, cantelopes, ba-
nanas, oranges and lemons at
Wade's.
Candies, nuts, gums, oranges,
lemons and cigars, wholesale at
Wade's.
The finest line of Candies Fruits
and Cigars can always be had at
the Bon Bon.
Delicious chocolate and bon bon
creams. The famous "Palm"
kind, at the Right Drug Store.
Hogan's tonsorial parlors is the
place you are looking for when you
want a bath, shave, or haircut. o3
Machine oil, oilers, betting, forks
and everything for the harvest;
prices right, at II. & H. Hardware
Co.
Going Fishing? The best and
cheapest of everything needful in
that line at the Right Drug Store.
Windows, doors, shingles n
fact, everything for the building
are lowest at H. 4 H. Hardware
Co.'S.
Haying forks, carriers, ropes,
pulleys and machine oils are our
strong line now. III. & FL. Hard
ware Co.
Fresh, new rubber hose going at
a sacrifice at our store just to clean
out our stock. II. & H., Hard.
ware Co.
Our assortment of sure Trout
catching flies cannot be excelled
J And they're cheap too. Right
Drug Store
Draught beer always on tap al
, the Oregon saloon, opposite thu
Wiltse House, for 5 cents a glass
Beer supplied in any quantity fo1
family use. If.
Young America plays ball. W.
: have everything in the line o
Y base ball goods and are selling wa,
below cost Right Drug Store.
: Ladies if you want a nice dres
shoe get pair of Barton Bros. owl
make. They will please you.
!, B. B. G. Store
We are receiving our second ca
+ of cedar shingles for this seasol
e and they are the best lot that eve
r came here. Get our prices. II. &
d Hardware Co.
DIR. McCallie, the old reliabl
> dentist, will practice in Site
: Tuesday of each week, Kooski
each Wednesday and Kamiah tn
balance of his time. Oct 2
Our harness department. is tn
leading feature of the day. Gu
workmanship is of the highes
standard and if you want No.
handmade harness, leave you
order at the Big Buffalo Cash stor,
SADDLES, SADDLES Have jus
received the latest, up-to-date lin
of saddles with the latest improve
swilled body, Nelson steel fori
double rawhide covered trees, tn
best saddles to wear on earth.
will pay you to see these saddl.
before they are all gone. 1t is
! pleasure to show these goods. Il. l
Cash Store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

TERMS OF COURT.
Following is the terms of Court of the Second
Judicial District for the year 1903
Idaho County, Feb. and Sept. Z.
Nez Perez County, March l6 and Oct. ~.
Latah County. Apr. q and Nov. 16.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1903-10-22

Rods and reels of every make
and price at the Right Drug Store
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

E. Fellman has sold for John R Ross the plot.
1Sx15lx2Os137 feet the west side OF Shady Place
Kingsbridge.
w J. Huston Co. have sold to Marcus Nathan
and Max Marx, for the Francis Eberhardt estate.
No. 162 Willam-st., between Ann and Beekman
SITS. a five story store and loft building. on lot
"a 3xs4 6x23. .1x62.7 feet
William A. White & Sons have sold for the Har-
building on plot z7sx1Os feet. between Reads and
Duane sts.
Gustave Rheinauer has sold No 1,E74 F1rst-sv--.
a four story brick fathouse. on lot 3xS feet
Clement H. Smith has sold for Charles H. and
Edward A. Thornton the plot. 6oxso feet. On the
east side of ashington-ave. 90 feet south OF one
d-and-seventyfourth-st.. for $1,000 He also
has sold for Charles NJ Rosenthal the five story
triple fathouse at the southeast corner OF one
hundred-and- -sixtieth-st and Courtlandtave on lot
2xs2 feet for $4,000 He also has sold for Charles
H and Edward A. Thornton the lot 37x1oo feet. on
the west side Of Tfebout-ave 22 feet north OF One
Observation-Disclosures. for $500
Joseph r Marquette, r., has sold No 2H west
-hundred-and- -twenty-ninth-st-. three story
dwelling house, lot H9xssu feet
A. Fr1edberg and George J. Strfcker have sold for
Leo Hutter to Mrs. Pertha Hagele No. 15s LIN
coln-ave. four story tenement house, with store,
on lot 2Ox1OO feet adjoining the southwest corner
of One-hundred-and- -thirty-hfth-st-
The Bergdorf & Goodman Company has bought
No. 32 West Thirty-second-st-, a four story and
basement dwelling house, on lot zxss.s feet
Butler Davenport is reported to have bought No.
@ West Fortieth-st, four story building, on lot
1Sxs8s feet now occupied by him as tenant
Alfred Becker has sold TO Esther BluInenthai NOS
$50 and 62 East Twelfth-st. old buildings. plot
46x91 feet Qeasehold).
Henry Lowry it reported yesterday, has
sold No. IA East Eighty-frst-st, a five story fat
house, lot 2x1022 feet
The Gorham Manufacturing Company. through
George A Read & Co.. has leased additional land
for it's proposed building at the southeast corner OF
Fifth-ave and Thirty-sixth-st.. from the Doian
estate It has taken for twenty-one years the
four story dwelling house. No. West Thtrty-sixth-
St. at an aggregate rental Of $4,000 The building
adioins the L.enox apartment house on the Fifth
ave corner which the company leased from Will
lam Waldorf Astor a few months ago LOT use Us
site for an eight ten story building
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
ADRIAN Isehn Gets K. Il. c. Building
for $4,000.

Three OF the sales at the auction rooms yesterday
were Of more than ordinary interest The sale OF
the former home Of the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club at the southeast corner OF Fffth-ave- and
Forty-fifth-st-, was knocked down TO Adrian 1setn
the pIaintif, for $4,000. The mortgage which Mr.
Iselin held was for 100000. 1t was announced
about three months ago that the property had been
sold for about $3.50 COO At that time the foreclosure
suit was pending. and IT was supposed that the
suit would be dropped. 1t Is impossible 10 say how
much of a loss the sale to Mr. 1seiin Tor s4loOo
represents It 1t not known how much was paid
on the contract The defendant in the suit was
John Davis Adams.
The northwest Of whitehall and Pearl
SITS went to an outside bidder. Paul T. ONefn. for
SIS 500 The parcel comprises five story building
on a lot 265x62. .1x257x60.6 feet The amount bid
was about S53 60 square foot.
The Gilman parcel No 2s1 to 265 West Thirty
third-st., which bid in by J. o. Scanned last
February for s1os,OO0 was sold yesterday to Jack
& Stern for s7s2o. difference of $3.50 1t Is
said that Mr. Scanned on the day he bid 1t in had
an offer OF s115.00o for It. which he declined
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TRy TELEGRAPH TO The rRIBCNE-

TRv TELEGRAPH TO rBE TRTBCHEI
Chicago. June s-Wheat fluctuations were mar
row TO-DAY Every one had in mind the June gov
ernnent report which is due to-rorro" ~
and there was 10 inclination TO venture on d la Sc
rcale The speculative feature was the oelnanu 4oi
tne old July. Armour, among others was Oos ei
Of This There was an early dip on prices on Inc
weather West and on the showers East Inc nrii-
ness az the close partly on the LIMOS po'ii'
which mad much 10 say of the losses on the po1poln
lands from this weeks overflow There was noun
sng hullish about the cash limit The NorIh"est
cars were considerably over last year, z9o asaIsl
ss Country elevator stocks in the Northwest ar
reported increasing. There was an increase IN 'lie
worlds visible Of 10000 bushels. compared Win q
decrease last year OF 100000 bushels. Clearances
were only I52 600 bushels. Gables were sAghuy
lower The Duluth and St. Louis markets Jagged
TIE contract stock 2ss7OG0 bushels. decreased 2Jo'-
oee bushels The premium OF the old style futures
Increased slightly. Isc TO &c over the new July
sold ~ 75sc and 7554c. and closed at 75c- The old
sryle closed at 76c. sellers. September closed al
-9zsc sellers. old style, &c The government crop
,ayor- giving winter wheat condition of s.. would
,,roaolv be considered bearish- for it will mean a
Yield of over 100000 bushels winter wheat The
rnrtnr wheat condition IS expected to be high.
There was a fractional decline In corn carry on on
f-,eb- weather West and showers East the condl-
lions most desirable There was rally at the close
- - T1ls,Cs ureexlv crop bulletin. which reported
large losses from the overflow. Prices closed un-
changed 20 Ssc over yesterday July sold al A'71c
and at zS1kc and closed at 4Ssc; September CLOSED
at z75.c There 446 cars: the estimate for TO-
morrow was 200 cars. Samples were easy Inc snip
ping demand was quiet. Illinois offerings were bet
ter than expected. The contract stock-oniy S'Voo
ushels-decreased 1ss 600 bushels. but the public and
,ri,ate stock-s e5l. 900 bushels-fncreased lOoeVo
bushels Gables were weak. There was some furthef
bull liquidation early. The floor traders were the
best buyers at the close.
There was further Patten selling OF oats cary
Weather conditions were ideal in the West and I'M
proved by the rains East The Illinois ouilenn re
ported oats much improved But they were lnnu-
enced at the close by the rally In whoat or c9fs
They closed 1z1xc better than yesterday July ieti
Of st 8sLc: September. 35tc bid: receipts were oot
cars. the estimate tomorrow, 80. The snlpplng
Demand xvas outet. The trade narrowed by tae
spproachtng government report which VIII give lle
Hos were 10c higher the provision list closed
AT q slight advance for everything 21ze9f5zc UP me
Swift interests are holding tneif Il3s
aDs lard and this persistence OF these Du
ts influencing the general sentiment ne 1ps
movement has been demoraizec Tor q Week " Sie
6sods 81 81 Louis en6 Kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By L ] Phillips 4 co; g UayeTsity ae Place VS.. ::
front dwg n: E A Hawes agt yose ct al: y NE
: Norton partition Woodycrest-ave,
i95 r. OF 1S5th-s 25x9I 3x24 1x90-s. story frame
dwg h; George Ehret Emile Reiss et al: aoAs w
& ref; amt due. 81 LAKES.
etc $3.50: sold sub a mtge for 50. St3 40
Brvan L Kennedy: ia 11Sth-sr, 2o5 II o OF
4t-ave 25x1O01O story bk ten h; Bernard NeisI ast
Sophia Sehwarz ct a.: Mandeloaum BIOS alys - - L
yVai etc. S4S1 prlor
nltge sic 5OO 2O64 Crotonaave. 16 4 OF oakland
Place I6xIOO story dwg (action d. Thomas o Con
nor agt Moses Bachman ct al; Hardy sfy; o.s y
Fance ref. amt due So 217 49, taxes. etc. 1881 W.
Crotona-ave 90 Il OF Oakland Place lox1Oo q
story dwg laction p same agt same SANS AtS A
ref. amt due So 225 26 taxes etc. s3SI i.
BY II c Mapes & Co. on the premises: Foaa ION
west Farms TO West Chester, II Bear swamp r.
Fe2 Gx:9O 1x926x395.2; NJ A Wells and ano ast N
Storer al. Wells S. attys: Seward 6ASer isi 'P
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

7tb-sve No 4e1 n E corner ssd ST. 10 7x6o8
Tth-ave, No 423. & 1871 Il n ot SSd1sL LSo1
6OG 33d-st No 159 West 1es1Isl: HERBERT s,so c,S
esfbst 1 \ nos 81 and 81 West. 5O11Oo II: Eliza o
Walls Ellen Musgrave; mortsase "O'V''
Ien9E-aye tsr No 80 4 i6a Poon and another I575O
2d-ave e corner 4th-st. 206xs4: Frederck
Zimner ct al Pincus Lowenfed and anotner' ,
mortgage, $4,000
49th1st No 81 East. 21x1OO5: Frederick Beach ,oc
64th-st No i2s East 16 10x1Oo5; Frederick c Beer
115th-st 3 s. 900 It of 5th-ave. 25xlOon
Wauhope Lynn to Anna NJ Won Zedliz; all % ooo
i15tst lao % 6b e q 3 aassioeher ali Hens 1850
Riverside Drive, e 8 - a. II n3 o. -
= Of TStb-st 11xs7-5x1S-sxsOI; Clarence L
Iowther o Marie Iowther; 10 part
Cedar-st No 1856. s. 22xoo;S Marie Broom
,l5tb-st No IL East 25x1oo-1 IL; Anna II Won Zed- -
,,5fb-st th ~ No i2 East 25x1O0I1: John Hass-
Iocher Israel Schneider .s.:::--....-..
ETandelbaurn another. to Israel IAppmann; -
$4,000 iVo
7th-ave No 421. ne cor SD - 10 7xeO6 o; Ith-ave,
No 423, g 10 6x6o6: 33d-st, No lob West
10 9xTs /; Mabel G. Maynard 10 Samuel II stone. -
al; 100000 iOo
riepry-st No 293 n :. 2+xT7.l :. 4xTs-3. W o.
Minnie Ieyinsky to Daniel tIsynssy; I a pars' part 100
all title; = part; T1ortgags $500 o,t,atn~ Q am
Pier North River opposite Barclay-st. ad1oinihs
on the a the slips and ferry houses or ths
IIotoken Ferry with bGkhead adJeining on o
being about 1877 II along OF West-st Win
rights Of wharfage. Henry y Andersen -. -
to Henry Jones' l-I2 part. -u'Oto
sth-ave 3 232 s OF 1l1th-st. IA Ixllo. John -
Lyle 10 Abraham RUTH ,i9, iO'
10 Esther A Wheaton,: rnortgase Sss.ov-..-.
1cth-st No $50 East. 25xIoS3x rreg: Rosario
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
csnr,a1o,s Ct al to ponenieo BononOlo.

c>angialoss ct al to Dcunenco Bonorolo. "a 0srs
1Isth n a 204 Il OF 5th-age 9lx10o1lS
p5ncIrs II5ygeufsld et sl TO JACOB Lsoszer anu
srofhsr. MORTGAGES. S35. 0Oe. . ---'oN
osaL - M 92S west 22x95-9; 8 II stone %
Jackson: Il interest; rnoTtgasa SoOOoS$o1
1os+h-.t S,os SO and q Wcst- SOxl0911l Hy11lAn
SOM and another 10 Christian henneInHsleL'
nos,gssas No io 5. 25x1oo: Ezabsth Gin
80 - TsIizabeth w AIdrch: ulortgaSe. sSoOeO ven
Monroe Nos 161 and 163. 5 s05xl9o; Reoeccs
Msrvash 10 Norris Safer and aaotner' Hort.
-.
,n59S- = 8 fs3S II Q OF Annsterdara-eve. I9x
ZOO II. An Association fo- tho Rsllef or He
spectabIs Aged INDECENT Females 10 Isaoe4AA
Arde-gon: mortgage. s31, 500. -1NoO
esth-sC 8 5, 100 II OF Colunb1s-ave 2oxl9o.Ii
Yilllau ONenI TO Louis Hofzpann and an
,fs1bst No If5 West 25x1O0 II: Simon steiner
er al 90 Ignatz Margareten; mortgages. Szs.OVo'
pttt~st No 2s 8 25x1Oo.1 1x24 11x1Oo1: Max
Wolper 10 Alex Rosenthai; mortgage s-t'oOo'
and.
k5th-st a s. SO IL e OF Lexington-ave. 2)x1Oooi
Equitable Life Assurance Society 70 Sanuei
Weinberg: .@s'h
7eth-st u s. 259 II e OF 5th-ave. 19x1022; James
d Williamson executor and t-ustes. 10 = Burton =,
Hart mortgage, SSO.OOO - .
A Marson 20 Realty Operating Company mort
gage Sc. .50Os and.
bSth-st No lS7 East, 20x1OO5: Samuel weinberg
20 Henry L Topiitz; mortgage. SlSeOO- non
I2th-st No 623 East 26x1OS.3: 13th-st r s. Slo
II e OF Avenue p. 25x1O6-3 J. Ignatz Aargareeen
TO Leonor Spielbergsr and anotheri niorSSasess
S22.coO. o c and --'-- ------.'--''
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10

Amer Light & Trac. $500
DO pref g per cent --...-.
Bins Gas 1st mtg es, 1883.
d stock. k...-.-.--.--.- e..
Bing L Il & T 1st 5s. 1882 .
Butt E & P Co 1st mtg 9s-
Colum Gas 50 LIST IS. 1882 r.
. . & z c LIST Con IS, 1898
DO stock. 49,
p " Gas Co list 6s. 1925.
G Rap G L Co LIST 5s. 1919
Eud CO Gas LIST Con 5s. 1881
1n6ianap Gas LIST 6s. 1923 &c
do stock. .-.-----.-..- -
L & " Y Gas LIST 6s, 1925
New-Haven Gas Co stock
y = & Q z Z & P Co stock
do pref --.----
ONO 4 C 1st mtg 6s. 1926.
DO stock k...-..----.--.
Syracuse C 1st mtg 5s. ls4S-
s. Joseph Gas 1sJ IS. 1859 @
e. Paul Gas G n SIS. 1874 p.
TTestCh L CO 1st mg IS, 1880
do pref stock .-------- % .-.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
Dividend Notices.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
KNICKERBOCkER TRUST COMPAN1 >,oO
declared sen-apnual dividend OF Ten
paid earnings OF the
/. 1908, 49,
an extra dividend of per cent to be paid July 1908
Transfer books June 49, 1903 at ?. m, ano re-
open July 2 1903.
FREDERICK GORE KING
Secretary ana Treasurer
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND-NO- 16.
No. 81 Nassau Street,
New York, June 9th. 1908
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO.
10 OF ONE AND oNE-HALF PER CENT the
PREFERRED STOCK of this Company has been declared
payable July 1st 1S33 Stockholders OF Record az
O 17th, 1903.
Cheques viii be mailed. J. r TUCKER,
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
REALTY NOTES.

Abram Hyatt & Co. have sold for Elihu Frost to
NJ B. Wilson. of this city, the property belong
ing to the Croton Brick Company, at Croton-on-
Hudson 1t consists sf AZ acres. and has frontage
of over three-uuarters OF a mile the Hudson
River The price was S125.Oo0, which was paid In
cash.
tanning 1903 square feet Of the building NO 10 70
13O West Fourteenth-st., for Chester W. Chapin- 10
the Devoust Company for Of five years.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ruth Abraham. TO John Leyle; oth-ave. 3,
252 Il $ OF 1fTth-st; I year per cent ---....
Company. 7th-ave. L cor SSd-sti year.
% cent
C,eisse Wm = G.. TO Oiftis Countess Faher
CasteI: i3oth-st, $. 100 It " OF llta-ave.
/ 3 per cent
I,innnsrn Israel 20 Harris MandeloaUm and
another: Grand cor Attorney-st: prior
r1ortsage S56 eco: due MAY 81. 1904, per cent.
Dana Chas L 70 Manhattan Savings Institution >
b3i-st n $. 119 II o OF 6th-aves due May %.
1905. 4 cent
Y,rrahar1 Arthur al. 70 Equitable Lie Assur-
snce Society; 2d-aye. cor 1@6th-ses due
January 1 1895. 4Ia per cent .....--...--.
Miller Els p and wife, 70 Seamen's Bank for
savfnxs: 26th-st. No 81 70 Al West years
New-Ycrk and Long Island Realty Company TO
Louis Fleischmann; sth-ave. n W cor. 1S1st-st.
demand. per cent .--....-
Scanlon. Michael, to Harlem Savings Bank: Park
ave. Nos loC2 20 I.Oo+. 2 cor 4lsen-SI
Anderson Isabella. 20 An Association for the Re-
lief OF Respectable Aged INDECENT Females IN
Amsterdam-ave. years. per cent ....-s..
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.

oReported by Clinton Gilbert No. wsn-st9
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
INSTITUTION TRANSFERS PROPERTY.

The Association for the Relief OF Respectaoe
Aged INDECENT Females yesterday transferred prop
ertv on the north side OF One-hundred-and-th
Anderson
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
Country Property for Sale.

A LADY. owning small confortaos handsomely rur-
"A desires 20 rent same during an absence
or abroad longer rental desired. NOD
crate price 70 proper tenant references required O
Ror $40 Tribune Uprcwu Oflce. 1894 Broadway
T-Or sAI,E-23 acres o. land NORTH STANFORD
L Conn; Of rooulA IN good eoncition anoasE
1ncuitivated: well adapted poutrY
farm; price $1,000 Address Postofce Box soss sonAa
Sorvalk, Conn
IINGI.EwOoD n. J.. FOR SALE CEIEAP-7S'sw eiEns
u Anne cottage, hney located az
electricity, hardwood resrTiSeso
propertT Inquire EiOTCHEISS. EEnore-s-
TIME SUMNER RESORT FOR sAI1E--Beaoh land IN
II cludinz buildings. very pleasantly locate1- az
Odiornes Point In the town Of Rye. N II. oordsrfns
partly sagarrore RIVER near
and IN plain OF famous Hotel Wentworth az
S1S miles from Postofce Por1sacuth
Sc Postoafce address, :. WESLEY FOYE Box a.
Portsmouth. N z
a. O0n NINE ROOArSi heater; spring water IA
Cl.CUU. house; acres; barn; truiti nser
town Conn; convenient rallroao Ano 'I9--
los South OxfSTd. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

bss-ss No I53 20 i5T East. FOR a six story brick
and stone stable, 6Sx9o.5: Naughton's Sons.
owners, Horzan & Siartery architects. ..-.....
81 Marks Place. Nos 10 and III. for q six story
brick tenement house. with stores. 25-9xS1. s.
Lippman owner; Bernstein & Bernstein. archi-
tectS
Rutxers-st Nos DO and g.. for a six story brick
tenement house. 43xI2-6. HiIman 4 Golding
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
CbicaEo. indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Co.
1913 3 RO A WAY

No BroadWay, NeW 9OrK, 5LIL I5yS,
A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO (2fo)
"a PER CENT On the Preferred Stock. Dividend
Of One and one-quarter dhe9 PER CENT on the Common
Stool. Of this Company been declared out OF the
plus net earnings of the Company, payable June Ztn
1903 Office of Messrs j. Morgan q O. S - W az
ST New York TO Stockholders OF record at the close or
business June nth. 1903. ,.s III,
The transfer Books both Common and Preferred VIII
be closed from June IT, 1908. at o'clock P M until
'u 80 ' o. - / A HILTON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-06-10
FERRY COMPANIES.

FURNISHED ev william E Nichols Co. is wall-st9
Int period. Bid ASKED.