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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-10
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-08-10

"Men who have been gulIty OF a crI'1Ie
like rape or murder should be visited
With swift and certain punishment ana
the lust effort made by the courts 10
protect them in their rights should I'M
der no circumstances be perverted INTO
permitting any mere technicality TO
avert or delay their punishment. The
substantial rights of the prisoner TO
fair trial must of course be guaranteed,
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

[ET TELEGRAPH TO TIE IRIBUNE.I
Chicago Aug 12-There nervous and Irregular
wheat -aar5zst Ea-lv in TIE day. heavy selling O.
sep-erber Il sold or "A 61zc. Later. with the strength
corn buying BY The Patten party II recovered
fts early loss ana AGSc over Yesterday Septe!-
M sold al 7eo and at sosc snd closed q sossc sellers
December closed a. Sic sellers Nay s35se sellers so
far as the speculative operations we're concerned II
rseued 70 bs Patten one side and Armour On the
other Armour was supposed 70 be selling OUT long sep
r=n1ber wheat The Pstten party Including the New
T,rk group which largely through the Pattea
house replacing December wheat recently sold out
The Northwest markets turned again. Minneapolis
cash wheat getting back e5o and tire Minneapolis
September closing lac over yesterday There was no
feature the crop situation. The weather map
showed uafavorable conditions either for movement
lc- the sp-ing wheat harvest SulzN receipts
stL buu factor primary points getting only COL. 600
bushels compared VIII Iso5o0o bushels last year North
were lo4 compared with l05 Southwestern
offerings have been Light ths week. There been
little Improvement the shipping demand The ssaboard
reported 81 carloads Cea-ances were so o0o bushels
Minneapolis stocks decreased $50 bushels Gables were
Indifferent Paris keeps very weak 5g7c lover than
week ago.
The big interests which sold on. their corn in advance
the government crop report replacing it to-day
Fa,uen and the NeN-york people who operate through
BartIetErazie- and Harrs-Gates. LED in this buying
Co1l weather the motive fall conditions rather than
summer The West reporting corn making slow
progress The prices advanced &C 10 &c today and
closed a. the TOP September sold ~ 525sc and Al 5so
s-d cosed a. 52sc; December 53c sellers: May 53ssc
sellers Shipping sales $50 ooO bushels. Receipts
were only ia to-no-rows estimate IS Cables
were - higher TIE cash market &C to * u.
Though there was great dsai Of p-oht7akng oats
b the leading holders there close enough sympathy
with corn and wheat 10 close the market &C higher
September closed al 81 sc: December 36ssc Nav SsSc
Receipts l7s the estimate Tor tomorrow 20
Shipping sales we're 10000 bushels The Howe party
was liberal seller. This the leading long line here
TIE demand IS largely from outside buyers
Provisions were weak. Ribs closed Tako TO f0c lower
lard 3-sc lower pork loc lower 12ac higher There
IS scattered outside buying Of May pork based on the
corn strength The general provision weakness to-day
was the hogs They were loo 70 15e Receipts were
500 over the estimate. Hogs West we're So 600 com
pared with c. 600 last year.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Pepe & Bro. and D. Gallo have sold the four
story tenement house. No. 80 FaTick-st-. adloin-
ing Downing-st
Max Marx has purchased through Ernest Irloel-
horn Nos los and I65 Lenox-ave-. two five story
apartment houses. a-pIot Ss61aX1o0 feet. He has
sold to an investor No I2 to us East one-hun-
dred-and-third-st.. three story brownstone high
stoop houses each a lot 16XloGu feet
J. Clarence Davies & Co. have sold for l. BeileT
plot. 51xl00 feet. the west side OF Beaeh-aVe-.
81 feet south OF One-hundred-and-forty- seventh
st. A two story tvs family house and stable
stand on the plot.
Nathan Hutkon has sold No. LlS7 and 14ss
Madison-ave two fve-story hathouses. on plot
54x1OO feet adjoining the northeast corner OF Nine
ty-ninth-st.
Adolph Bargebuhr has sold to Elias Feinberg
No. Il West red-and-seventeenth-st
hve-story fathouse lot 2Sx1co11 feet for SIS ooo
Mandelbaum Levine have sold No; . East one
hundred and fourteenth-st., lot 25x1e4u Ieet al
loining the northeast corned OF Aaalsoh-aVe;; 70 %
fathouse. The same firm has resold the southeast
corner Of Houston and Cannon stSss old ouidi&1eS % &
erect six-story tenement house
Chapman estate, No. 2ls East Houston-st running
through TO No III F1rst-st-. a three-story brlcK
Joseph Bierhof has sold for II. Scheideleerg. No
81 East One-hundred- -and-third-St-. hve-storY
double dathouse, on lot 29xloo;u feet -.... 4.
II Nelson t4anasah mas sol9 1or tle elatS 565 .
Joseph Staples to Samuel { Baum, No oUS EasI
Ore-hundred-and twenty y-htth-st- 1ve-story fat
Henry J. Bgham has sold No. 12o East Eighty
fourth-st, two-story brick stable on lot @'xlVZ-
snowber & Co have sold for William G Breed.
Ne. 80 West Stxty-hrst-st-, tve-Story nathouse'
John R Davidson has sold for D " Dowling
Aundred-and- thrd-st on lot 29xloo feet TO James
Charles Rubnger & Co. have sold fer NJ. Michael
son, No S6S and so East Fourth-st-, six-story
tenement house, lot 45xs6 feet
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
To the Holders of
First Consolidated InCome Bonds
Second Consolidated Income Bonds
Registered Income Bonds
Mexican Central Railway Company, Limited:

Limited Tha e
Moor bn
above ~so amount Ruvay
wi hereof Mexican lnanxv Company LIH
n Fl e.
q rate o & Uranium for woya thereafter
thirty days notice
II the % 81
va I in tn Debentur Certfca
he m f Oited one hdc
K
~ ~ set to be cured by bos sdpurei dzunsor ns
b t n T eh. and retobs stprznsr hdd b it
s Of Trust L be Uedasto form byadenurs T&
ana Z I By Ell counsel
o IL y 9th N con slaa dnams Unregistered income
m II Lad rs
maya approve s u effect
ncousa pertaining ~ bon deposited Ter nan nno heretofore be
therefor dvthh the bond na
Bond dpod o. tb ep a
IIt by
ecetaes be issued MY ii h do hundred each
batng Ill @ d 70 nac eore January
Depnrec ch VIII u are ep @
plaurv Ite teuMin d IS C Ca New Eh
holder above bonds this m mutdep sbon the order L
Equ
New YOrk Cit, whit he
auey Trusts C o. J.
ngI f es sEPTENBER 1908 unless
it Il otndH euut deposit
anssvbAb % o. nc b
bnhe in an or of
for rempa therefor eopuno tn Rnvayc ycmpan % h
h ecrt ep y
MExICAN
LADENBURG, THALMANN & CO.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
NOTICE OF SALE ATPUBLIc AUCTION.

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
The President Ct the BorouEh Of Manhattan VIII
sell at public auction JhT9ush B.{an = Kennedy Aue-
1908. u O'Clock n on the premises al the build
and parts Of oulngs ana ex!Sllng strucurss With
all the materials N OF aPpunanJ thsreto lnen ensted
within the lands acquired Tor the extension q 1SsttS
street B5~cugh of Manhattan. CITY a Eerk
To De Sold Houses and Parts OF Houses
zt6ry frame building. brick
Parcel 2No. Al Sullivan street part q TIRES story
Parcel No $40. 43 sullivan story frame
building brick front built over alley with rear two
building with with thresstory brick build
Parcel ne No 4-Nos IS and Sullivan street parts
foIrstory frame building with brick 'front.' q
Nos 45 snd A. Sullivan street three-story building
Pee 10 5-Part OF three-story brick building
Parcel No. 6-Three-story brick building
Prcsi sTii No s-So So Thompson street part q i've
story brick building. 16-inch wall.
parcel No. s-N6 thompson street. hve-story brick
ParcsI No 1o-No IS Thompson street. part Of A7s
Parcel 80. II-Four-story brick building alley.
Parcel 12-NO- - Thompson street part or rWo-
story brick building with shed IN
Parcel No 13-Nos 46 Thompson street part oc
six-story tenement ana sXs1ory brick tene-
parcel No l4-No. Brooms street. three snd
half story building. with onestory frame building
sheds rear. Independent WaL and S-inch Par1y
brick building with sheds in rear s-ineh party
wall
half story brick building with shed in
indspeHdenI wall and S-,nc4 party val wall. - -, -
haf story and basement briek building with shed in rsa
lndepen4e1I |asl and s-ineh pay va, "a. - - -
half story and brick building. with part O
story brick building party wall and iRaepsnas1f
Parcel No 1s-No. s05 Broorns street part thrss-
st95y a7d oassas55 az PTSE @ & 9Gan go go 81 @ 1oz
brick building For fun particulars see CITY Record
JACoB A CANTOR. President q the BoTSSsh q Mar
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By George r Read: 402 Greenwtch-st. o II
OF Huberst, so 2xx50 xO .: six loft bldg fore
closure sale; Peabody agt H Hatch a.: Baker s.
Peabody sttys. c Peters, ref udgt. S6 02
and int 1855 10; ETC. SSI 30 and int
" J Amend for S64 600
BY Peter Meyer; 57th-st 335 z. 4 220 II OF 1st
23x10i four story ten h foreclosure sale: J
StraUssman Kathryn Ghgan eJ al; " Zantzlnger,
atty: Peck. ref due tu1gr Si5.S43 ~ and int,
S544 etc S22l o. and int. 10 Or
Gil S1410o.
L Phillips. Lafontaine-ave. =. 1912 r. %
Cuarry Rad 22x9s. .3x6 2xI104: fore
closure sale NJ + Il Organ ct al; CAMPBELL &
Yanauer, attys; Davidson ref: due tudgt, SS2s
OC0; taxes etc $3.50 eS: prior mort, $3.50: 70 pn for
81 $50 over prior
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
MAY DELAY WORK ON TUNNEL SHAFT

The Pennsylvania Railroad bought some months
ago the block the east side OF First-ave-, be-
tween Thirty-second and Thirty-third sts.. site
which sink a shaft for iIs East River tunnel.
The work OF building this shaft may be somewhat
delayed. as a number of persons who hold leases to
parcels in the block. which do expire until May
1904 have decided to occupy their premises until
their leases out, unless the railroad accepts
their terms for the leases The work OF tearing
down a number Of buildings in the block Was be-
gun yesterday. 1t is said that the railroad has
secured control OF several properties in FirsL-ave
between Thirty-frst and Thrty-seCcnd SIS.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
REAL ESTATE.
Interesting Sale of Brooklyn Prop
ertg RepOrted.

Property fronting IN CarroIl-st and the
Gowanus Canal Brooklyn has been sold by
Leonard Moody for Elkan Naumburg and Regina
Goldmark. as executors Of the estate OF Joseph
Goldmark The property has frontage OF . feet
on the southwest side Of Carrol-st, being distant
Ss29 feet from the southeast corner OF Carroll-st
and Thrd-ave. II extends 242.4 feet TO the canal.
along which IT has a frontage Of 2l5 feet II Is
almost directly opposite the new Sl,oeeeo power
plant OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit company,
which recently equipped
1t Is said Philadei Pima SSndlcafc was IIie put-
chaser. and II Is understood that important i'm
provements 10 the property viii be made III the
future
The details OF the plans for the new armory tor
the 6sth Regiment viii be found IN another column
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Joseph Day: 356 PearI-st-, n " corner OF Elm
81 29xlo0 story oft bldg QIackenbush agt Quaek-
sold subject 70 for $780, 600: 81 500 par
tion 2U5 1l6th-st, s So II Of 3d-sve 30xlCO lOx
l5xo Iox15xiO0. story b; Flynn surviving
agt Olcott ct al Harrison atty; Warren Leslie, ref
amt due, S25,3T4 Go; taxes. etc, $3.50.
BY James I. Wells: 1G7 25th-sJ. T5 fse OF 7th-
ave. 2lxTs 9 3 b h; Mutual Life ms agt
e Sauer al; L Miller. atty. 7 2 Osborn. ref,
due 674 80: taxes, $40
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Arasteraanl-ave, = 24u r. 3 OF 14sfh-ss 2sx
~ Georse Fiurl et al 70 Henry Eelrhan.
-iofesaSe. S%l-etos o c and. -...---.-.-.
S1n-ave. corner 12si-st runs . IT2x n 1gZ *
4.x eox " l25x 2: james A stIlirlan
TO James StiIlman. 100000. \
Iss-st. No g West. 25V102 .. Charles p Worth
70 6eorse Moore, mortgage. S16. SEQ. .--.... =
lasf-Sz 9 8. 40 II o. Srh-ave. 25xfoS Ix25 ~
-, EoWard p HerzoE et al 20 William r Hilf.
HioFtgase. $1,000. and -..-. ----- ----..--
S4,L1-sS 5 = 100 Il " of Central Park West. 2sr<
~" > Noorehead Realty ana Colstruction Com
PAN 70 seymour Realty Company. mortgage.
same property: seymour Realty Company 20
Theresa Goldsmith. .-...- \
canal Nos ia and 176 s. runs e 46 Sx IS
21eX : Silk " Sax q 25N A. 3N -. Jo-
seph - Edelson 70 Louis Gordon al. mort
sage $4,000, and --.. .----.-
14Sd-st. = fs6 r. e OF Aunsterdau,-axe iarSfg II
Annie z Eucael % Do Witt \ Lewis AMI
other. and ...--..-.. --.-.-.
Creston-ave. E $ S1S7 II OF ls6sh-st 4ox7s. sx
4oXa5-1. William G. Davies referee. 20 the
North New-Hork Cooperative Bufiiing and
Loan ASSOCIATION -------
Beach-ave. 50 Il os BexinEson-st. 5GxIo0.
SfeorEe Bellsr 20 Mary A Darby. morJsage-
Si.Vto y
fI3th-st. n s. 2l5 q u Sd-ave. 25xIO0. II
Aaron Ggedalia % Joseph Y Maho1ey. mort
gage. $4,000. C. and
1i2tb-st. No q u West 12-sxfu0. Il, Daniel
Mahoney ana another In Aaron tSue1ai-ss
mortgages STA COH- and
I3lst-st. = 100 e of Sth-ave. 25xsis-l IL. Jac0o
Endhch 70 Prank Scherer and another. mort
cages SfT.5l'O y
117th-st. NJ So West. 25Xlto II. Belle tsoodsteia
to Sclig Citron et al mortgaEe, S-leoo =
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13

surancs Company. Shave. S cor 1yTsf-sf. DE-
manu- cent
Levine. solomon. and another 10 The Gererai
4ueoloSIcal Seminary OF The Protestant Eats
cQp4l Cnurch. Brooue-st, s cor Ridge
81: years: 4ia per cert --...-..--.....- -
same. 70 Harris Mandeibaum arl auofhsr- same
I5Spertys prior mortgage. $4,000: due Jan T.
e144+ 30 O.. 81 cd.
Giihooly, Andrew. to Emma J Fineeau ana
another; Nassau-sr. No rs =. l-3 part. [
year per cent .-.............-s..-.. a..
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
REALTY NOTES.

Louis NJ. Blumstein has leased from Archibald
D. Russell and another person, trustees, No pa
West -hundred-and twenty -ffth-st.. for fifteen
years and eight months at a graduated rental Of
from 81 010 to $500 a year
MathilGe Lunati has leased from Henry E Jones
Nos Isl and 15S West Thirty-fth-St, for ten years
and two months for IS coo a year
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
). &. L,HoMMEplEu EsTATE SALE.

The real estate holdings at Great Neck. Long
Island. of che late James H. L Hommedieu- prom
inent builder of Long Island. we're sold az public
auction yesterday. The proceeds of the sale
amounted to about $4,000
The sale wcs made by order OF George A L HON.
medieu the executor of the estate The prices OBJ
tained were considered low by several real estate
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions toT 1he tribune
a received their Uptown Oifes
- -S- NO. T,:sti4 BRO OADWAf.
s..ts.r,erfs viii be received the following branch
oeces an regular Office until closz . n VIZ
80 S.La%1e . cor 23d-st.. 153 0th-aFe-, cor
-5s,5et 90 East I4th-St.: 257 West 42d-st:. be
,raer zfb and s4h avss 263 West 125th-sI; I.'Ss5S
3d-ave.. 7eth and 18th sss 1'O-o a;
1st-ave. near S4tl-st.t AOs ftsA
11.s9[496lss1s -G Tremont-nyc.: $50 3d-nve.. near
21O BIeecheE-stt
44ItTft-sSI-.,ost RrooISIvn. N Y.-2I6 COurt-sri
9iS SmitI,-sf.; j OO4 Gates-aye. Newark y. j.
-o6 TrOad-s4. A. D 7. ofnceS
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Roonls. VIM J. to Title Guarantee and Trust
omPany: M ems efeti5 @ 1G5; from S 1ue
m ffon No Aas ias Es' q years per cent. eois9a 1900
9aoaS cent 70 o6Trecton Sa1 o7''2 frdm AuE Il 2oOo
The Cbas Smith Construction COMPANY, 70. % lydia
wells Realty and CONSTRUCTION Conpansi 70 Chas
prior mortgage. S1d5 600; years: per cent 5000
BoWerE 90 $ 5: years: 4is per ss1.- 1000
Company; e4th-st. No ia East: years "A per o,
rsetis ssIs Maggie 10 Frank L zsbriskls: Rogers
Place, 6124 It n Of Westehester-ave;
rsyis sS15' 2 ~ Is WI and another TO Annie 8
RuddeIl: 143d-st 156 r. OF Amsterdam
MsFIsraan zS-F Fsahes = to harlem savings Bank
Ssar S5at'2Ts2' Per csnt a : II a o C-- t..s 27sO
carr1ee., chechehura I. 70 Harlem savings Bank;
MgTpby. Ts Taos n ana another to Lion Brewery:
SdYa7e. 10 2SsI = E cor I2st6-st I55th-s;. 10
nac5raans ta5' R6bert 10 eeorgs Ehret; 42d-st. No
40 West demand per & ss15 "a % $500
Lot Ils6, map Wakefield; l year; per
Nail Jane s. to Louise " Tiifany ana another
trustees; S'h-st No IA East: year; A. per ~
SANE - Michael Maiqleea aad another: sane
properfy; prior mortgage, $11.5oo: years
Msoreh6use sSl Ann l. 10 Loaise " Tinaay ana
another trustees. eth-st No 71S East: year;
same. 70 Nishas Naiquesn and another: same
R.s5sentbai Rosal,e TO BENJAMIN KoIb; LnaloV-
s. 50 q 2 ot canal-st; years: a. per -.
Brown Marion r. 70 Louise W Tiaany and
another, trustees erh-st Nc us East: year >, .oo
valisasteia. saul 70 Harris MandeIbaunn anI
another: M0tt-zt. Essser-st: year. .. 600
Grelf Aisxanisr 10 Leopold Brand. 2lsi-st -
IL = " q 25-sye. year; Per & sent s,usias
ana Lean Association; crotona-ave. > -vi4l xSso
xsosland i trust csmpany % IaSysrs Ti1ls IN
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
JAMES sTILLMAN TAKES TITLE.

James Stillman took title yesterday TO parcel at
the northeast corner of Seventy-sscond-st- and
Fifth-ave., from James A Stillman. 1t
ported some months ago that James Stillman would
build house for his own occupancy on the site, to
cost about 81 00OOOO
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Financial.
jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Iron Co.
81 ..4r-. ne- Cent cnId fannd.

SINKING FUND NOTICE
Sealed proposals viii be received up 8 p NJ, Tues
day September 22d. 1903 BY the Guaranty Trust Com
pa2y of New York 6 Cedar St. New York City, for
the sale 10 it, trustee. price not to exceed los
anA accrued interest. sufficient cent bonds
O. this company invest the Thrtx-hve thou
sand Two hundred eighty-seven Dollars sixty-tvo
cents {s35 PSI C.. should be IN sealed
veopes. addressed the Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York, and endorsed. jefferson 6 CleardeId
and Iron Co Sinking Fund
GEORGE H CT.UNE, Treasurer
Roehester. \. 7. August 18th. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
SOME WEST SIDE RENTALS.

slawson Hobbs report the following rentals:
No. SIS West End-ave. for H. ". Parsons. to a
Mrs Dyer; No. West Eighty-fourth-st- for a
Mr.. McAIoran. to a Mr.. Wiener; No. IS West Sew
enty ty-fTst-st. for a Mr.. Herman Percy Stra uss
No. 80 West Seventy-secOud-st.. for W E Wooley,
10 r. Billings; No. 80 West End-aye., for Louisa
Nevius, 10 Fl. NJ. Carpenter.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

IDOAUJSS) II NuJLAl NEW ENGLAND.
FATJ RTVFR LINE fo- Newport Fall River. Boston and
- N-o-+berr Points Steamers PRISCILLA
and PURITAN Orchestra on each Leave Per ~:
n. R. foot Of Warren ST. week Gays ana sundays a.
$3.50 ?. II. -, -, -.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston; North and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNte~ !.
Orchestra On each tier 10 n H. 'oo' OF Murray
St. week days only at r NJ - , -
gausett PIER Boston spd East. Steamers MAINE and
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Leave Pier 40 N H. ioot OF
Clarkson St week days only at P NJ
NOttNICH LINE for New London FlSers island BLOCK
Island NOrWIch Worcester, Boston, North aad East
Steamers CITY OF LOW ELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER Leave Pier ~, ~ Ht AoOt C4a4AsoH 81 NSS oASS
only $50 p IL ., @-
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven, Hartford SPRING
field and North. Week days str RICHARD PECK
leaves Pier Az. y R.. 200 r NJ; foot 5Ist s. r. r.
n r. 1900 Midnight sundays stE RICHARD PECK
leaves pier 4e n r. 9:30 A. M; foot Slst St. l. Rs
i0:I5 A NJ returning. New York 500 P NJ -
TICKETS AND SIATEROOMS. all Lines, at l6I, 26l.
673 1s5 354 Broadway Park Place % Union square
2T3 W l2ith Street. los E l@0tn
Street New YORK Court Fulton Street. $50 Broad
way, Brooklyn and at Piers
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ave. two story frame tenement house. S0x65-4 feet
Elizabeth smithson owner; J. II. Lawrence. archi
tect; 81 600
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Di0idend Notices.

AMERICAN GRAPH0PHONE co.
PREF ERRED DIV kIDEND No. RI
IHe regular quarterly dividend No IS Of one ard
kf-l-arteEs Per cent VIII be paid on The E5refa--s1
capital stock of American C5raphophors 81
- -1' % 2'e'-H-----s q ftcor1 August ist. 1908.
z. o. ROCKWO0D. Secretary. ''-'' PRESIDENT
Office of The Barney & Smith Car Co,,,,.,,--
r,r,---- Dayton. Ohio August 11rr sST-
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT H. ~
rzrv re-sfIs "a On me Preferred Stock this con-
YORK WIN - -1sg-r -- --7-' -''1 checks New
sc ere- 2n5 IsS Si close August 2oth and reopen
>. r. kIEFABER Asst sec'y
OFFICE or THE AMERICAN coar. cc,,p,,---
$50 Broadway 49,
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS oIS iTI Fir
- Ar1e-ies4 c2ai censPaay Of Aegzny County bs[s
t-- ce-le-ec serrl-7luual dir1e~s
s5 epon nc e2pi-s stoeA y the Company 49, G
Tie Trsnsfe- Books VIII o. closed ~ s,.o. .o -.
clock p 81. aLa reo2eHei CT III rq-nir - =. az /"
he- &ll. 1903. - sep'eiil-
GEO Il BoWLBY Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived the office OF the Light House EnginseT;
Toupktnsvlue y 7. until August 81, 1898 ara
opened furnishing material labor necessary
moving erecting ana remodeins keepers quarters At
the Fort Wadsworth light station Staten Isanc. y l.
accordance with specifications copss OF vhicI Wiz
blank proposals information. had upon
application reject ali
bios and 10 waive any detects Major WILLIAM T.
ROSSEI.+ L. :. a. Engineer Third Light House Dis
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
PHlLApELPHlA sTocKs.

,isbe6 BY Dsving Ruggles & ATEIls No. 80 waIi-st.
Ssvr-YorE ana No. l2s South sth-st-. Philadelpha)
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Bowling Green Trust Co

Bowling Ureen trust 10.
2e BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital, s2,5OO,OOO. Surplus, s2,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR ist vice.President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V. Pres. Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles p. Armstrong, MyrOn T. Herrick,
0co. 2. BidweH, Edward 7. Jeffery,
Frank Bran2rd Edward K Laae"
Poberi c. CIoWry William NJ. Laws,
Edmund e Coryerze. J. ". hiddendOrf,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, WInslO" D. PIerCe'
GrewyiIe NJ Dodge, Frederick B. Schenck,
AshbeI p. Fitch. William II. Taylor,
Edwin Gould, EdWSTd X IhoIhas'
rank Jay GOHld, John +. lrheSueI,
Gaoroe ! GouId. John SkeItOu Williams,
Iobn A Hilton. E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Proposals..

Proposals.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board at the once OF the Department 2f
Parks arsenal Building. Fifth and Sixtyourth
Street Borough Of Manhattan, the City Of New York
THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. 1903.
borough of Manhattan.
l. FOR PAVING WITH ROCK ASPHALT
MAsTIC AND PROVIDING THE NECESSARY DRAIN
AGE IN THE WALK IN CENTRAL. PARK. ADJACENT
TO FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN NINETIErH AND
NINETY-TcTGFTrH STREETS, N THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN
No. 2. FOR FURNISHING AND ERECTING Two
RAII. PIPE FENCE N THE SMALL PARK ON THE
EAST RIVER, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH STREETS. IN THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN.
WILLIAM r WILCOX,
JOHN z. EJSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
patsa August s. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Financial Meetings.

4 DvERTIsEMEs-Ts ana sgbs.rlptioaz Tor The -75-
- received a .hel- Uptown Dfice -~1i47
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
LlS=-leuz Flll De- received tne fIsorfn~
af regular clce rates llt O'Clock q Ds -
80 stis-ose.. g. e. car gg1--t. T5.s 6fk-oTe -
s-ta-sf. 81 East IAth-st.; 255 West 42d-sf -
-eH 80 ana siA a7ea.. =e;i West IS5tb-sl.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Iexington-ave " s 25th 70 26th 81 for a 4 story
and basement brick aVulory. 49, -6Ss34 flxsoi H.
CITY OF New-Tork owner; Hunt a Hunt. archt- :
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13

WEST POINT, y Y, JULY To- 1908. SEALED
proposals triplcate. furnishing Forage and
Straw during year ending 90 1909 viii be received
here until u NJ August 1908 Information furnished
upon application L. reserves right reject ACCEPT
thereof Envelopes containing
proposals endorsed Proposals fo- Forage and
StrsR,' addressed 2. NJ. L. s
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
a DvERTsEMENTs ami subscriptions for The TFiDrHs
u their Uptown Oties
No. I-3b4 BROADWAY.

Advertisement VIII be received - the following hTsRch
regular once rates until @ clcck 2 H. Va
254 sth-ave.. $; esr 23d-sl: I33 6th5nNe.' Co,
T9.h-st B2 ast 14th-SI.s 2Ss West 4@d-sI Pc
tT-4en 75b ana Srh sves 2t3 " est I25th-st: lass
80 - sts
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13

SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
sand and building Pier NO. Ia foot Of Fsck slip,
East River. viii be received BY the t3nlTnsslsnet o
August 90 1865 Q7or particulars CITY RECORD
New-York tribune., 1903-08-13
Unfurnished Apartments to Let

A. MORNINGsIDE PARK HOME.
auartrnent large and baths
elevator building with al the l4tess
convenisncss facing Mo-ning6s Park
Rent SisO y. Z l1sth 81. ana Aorning1lds