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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
Of New York-Efee ?. Bartlett Plaintiff, against
Annie r. Neeer. Defendan--In pursuance q a Jgdg-
o. Foreclosure ard sale duly made and
abovssnttIed action bearing date day
June 1895 l. undersigned. the Referee said jgds
nlent named. Wii sell az Pubic Auction. az ne New
York Real Estate Saesrooul No. Broadway IN the
Bor0ugh Of Manhattan. City OF New York. 23d
day September. 1895. Il O'clock that
r Meyer. Auctionesr the premises directed
be sold and therein described
All certain iot piece parcel Of land
the buildings thereon erected known D. the
number one Hundred and Fortyf0uT West TwentysightA
situated IN the Borough OF Manhattan City
New York, bounded and described follows. Be
ginning at point OF the southerly side OF Twenty
Street. distant hundred and
eastery from the soUtteassrly corner
o. Txsuty-egLth Street and Seventh Avenue run
thence I1uthwa-dy and nearly parallel with
uinetyeight feet alu Inches point
q the block between TvFenry-ssveuth ard
Tweuty-eghth streets. distant two hundred 6fry
al lire Of the block TWENTY-FIVE
thence northWardIy and nearly parallel Seventh
and part q the distance through party wall
rinety-egnt a-1 nine ucues side
OF TECuty-e. glth street and thence westEardy and
along southery side OF TVertyeighth twenty
five inches che point place or begin
ming Be said several distances dimensions more
less
L,ated New York August g. 1903.
EDWARD p. Ia FETRA. Referee
ATWATER & CRCIKsHANE Attorneys f5- PIautir
No. % Cedar Street, Borough o. Manhattan. New
The following IS diagram OF the property 20 Be sold
described above. the street number being Yves.
18th Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

Spot easy. American mixed g 101zd futures s-sy
November. 3 tl-sds Deesuss-. g % "a PEAs-
Canadian steadT. IS sd ELOTR--S- Lou-s fancy Wa
ter DUH s. Sd HOPS ~ London tPacinc Ccasti
steady. Is los = IS s. BEEF rrr1 extra lr1la nsss
SIS sd PORK fr-u. prime mess western. sos AAIS
quiet. short 10 % IS =. s-s. BACON DALI, cum
berIand - % 90 n. sos short I'D - % - ID
as sd. ouE clear mddles lighL 2 to 81 n ess ons
u1lddies. heavy. So 90 90 70. SIS snort Gear
backs as. clear bellies "a % IS 70 3eS
LDERS-SQuare. II 20 - y. quiet. s4z LAE-D-
prime In terCel. a--. SIS 31- Auerican re-
nred In pals. steady. SIS BUTTER nominal
finest white. quiet s2s- Americas
aneFt colored. steady 5fs. rALLoN--trlrna ci.ys
- ga TTTRPENTINE--Spi steady. as Sd
ROSIN-Conaron hrul Sc tat-d PErt9L-El A-i-e-
aned er-n I'D LfSSEED OIL dulL lss IL
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine was TSak @
holders asking 60c, while others were Wlhs 70
az 59l7c machines Rosin vas dun and Easy sS a.
tain lots Of common good strained could oe ao
a. 80 or 81 s. while holders asked g 6os2 20 Tar
vas steady and unchanged. We quote: -,,ls
SPIRITS TURP ENTTSFs oil and machine Dds O9'-S
Coo. -. .. -oss.
ROSIN-ConInon good strained = o0Gs- 90 = y
aS2 20; Z. 81 50; r 81 50. g, 50; h y ~. -
nominal: X So 80: 81. 50 70, y, So &C. " G - 50 ana
", 81 30, all nominal
STOCK on HAND
10 49,
Spirits turpeune 90 80
Tar
Savannah. Nov lT.-TU RPE;STTNE hrrn a. % r.
CENTS COZ bhs; saies. 626 exports $50 tstSiN
receipts 7O4 bbs; sales 1895 exports 500 W 9n96
A b. . .. s. 15 + 81 % F. 8 SS0S-5 % = q
s. a. H s. ~: 81 70 X. 81 50: N, s.: 2 - ~ r.
50 So W ", 81 81. --,-r, -..u.. o.. ~.
FOSTc stead. Quoted: 9, y. 81: z 81 TO- F. -
G. 81 20: r. So l. s. 90: X s. 30 NJ y 60 y 80 )"
G. 81 y: - 40 -.----,-r. 80
Wlraington Nov. IT.-SPTfTTS TURFEsN II on
ing Joinx: receipts - casks ROSIN-Sothins DONG
TAR at 81 80; receipts 50 9l.s-
20 T9Tt -TrPPF-N,TNF, arm al So and 50 50.
receipts. 115 bbls- .--. go. a., -
London. Nov 7-TURPENTINE-SPirts, AS Cd
NATURALIZATION strained, IS 90; fine, lis st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

ne locz- r-zrzet cnseS quiet and Uzchs1Eed TIRE
elE ll-5gc To- rr5llng upland and -l55c 10Y rlio-
clg Gu E0urhe-- markets -eTe tsleEreThec -
r1lozl- l---.fe c-er szSc 9 10AC ssles SO
Ass Es7sr1sh lower 1osec sales. ID bales
sez1- e-u. zuc1suged st le1-c- Norfolk auet o-lSc
.~er Gales AEr-s-a g-le- -sc lever
= DaTNr- Ls1lte ezE-. unchanged a. lie. sales
aslez -l-g-o1 srea6v poir-s higher a. 10 So
1s-r-rrs rc--trs- lc pntrcs lcrer il-L2c. NET-
feaf TT. l-I6c higher ~ -o7sc. sale 200 bales
-tesr1- E-ezer unchanged l07zc sales Zoo hales
e--ue1 -esip-s f-r fo-rc-gr- ~ New-Driears 5000
= ap bales So week and -. IHF last
go ~ - bales. against - 40
Sec and TssG3 year and e. Houston, 400 %
80 tales cFEllsf ~ reef- end so asst year
teoerts tlr ports AID points to-csv. con-
lIiec VIZ ths day and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

sou,hsrn e4ee5-. CHEESE-DuH am easier; Sev-TorI
full creams fancy. ia 12cs choice 1izc:
1OG11hse- Rscspts-F1our. 4Oo0 bbis and 3796oo0 70
in sacks: wheat = tush. corn. IS bush cats
5000 bush shipulsnts-Vhsat. 400 BUSH corn $500
bush: cats. 1890 bush.
St Louis Nov. iT.-C1ose: WHEAT-Decernher s67sa-
May. sO+6SO&c. No nard. IA Q 79c CORS-No .
cash 40isc: December 30 &c. MAJ s9ssc- OATS-No .
cash. Sec Nay SEC No . white. S9izc
Toledo Nov IT--sClose: GLOW E,FgSEED-Cash s. a.
So SO. January 50 80 February. 81
Sc Is. TIMOTHY-Prine 81 So ALsIKE>-F1me s. 90
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SOUTHERN coTToN MARKET.
LNERPooL COTTON MARkET.

Iiy~~pool Nov e. p fn-COrTO-s--sn1t. ulo4-
,rxre 6usfusss prices fourteen points lover
American uiddling fair sd, good -nldoinE sseds
r,ffdIiug low ulidGiirE. l4-f- good ordndry.
go o-.snary 5 ed The sales tae day $500
N.gss. o. SEQ Tor speculation ara expert
a. Included 4Toe Arnercan Receipts. fg a11 hslss
lr-fudrz - a1f AEu-T~Tr Pc ares opened aa7t-r Ard
cIosed American rlsali-E. N1v-1es--
6 $50 NorarTcer ard LfsrsrT1l~r ga
rsr ard JaruarV. I'D rauua-r ard FecrIarv
ETgaG-fd Fsc-uarv a-f Nara ga Mares aui
Au~ff. I'D ART Ma. T-H ia Ma sr1
Juze. 7ze SD June Hnd JuiT. = "a. July snd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

-lASpec--a-.o - cotton continues feTe--s-iy
~ ir tte History 80 th- trade has there been
~a-lariH market rrs- q -he past With
.s = q 100 .-eeEl1e Fell.e the -I1-e sesl-s =
-rpz-e--iy De- willing bug every break and
i-e - the feeling - professional circles that reaction
~ strength and bulsh-ess The market iufU
~l--d az the neaew AID lower cables, opened
Lnl4t -as- nEht u-a4s covering and OUTSIDE buying
al leading points
hegaa q come showing continued heavy aa-er1e-t
f-'-ft u - -Il----
re forenoon prices -sge rex l-Gi4 points lower, WITH
~ -1ne Fe-E teFerlsr and e3e-t-- Tho Fezfner re-
---s -ar--us-ir tr-- TIE Western belt. very
--a[ huvere- and progressed reports
and -sius, viii calling
=-lI lover -e1rre-a-l-es. began take rar- the
and Continued selling for long account au1 the
.a-r sfre-ueon t-ae-aE vac Tery sctse ard excited
she Uf- which ne market rallied buying
c-ders cane pourns u f--1 out---e source 3 vas
heavily q hat mH-kst ans prices here rushed Up
point
esulneF &c y q il6e January rom io5c % Il I7c
A1a-ch e-ur i0SAc 70 L-c NAY from loss 70 = &c
arc jug ron lose ll&l- z The LAST tew minutes
rricea ezEed O. sigh-lT- bur TIE make finally
1rm uet Eair q l4Eie points sales were esti-
points te-iay exceedingly
- We sr- -sT- ar5 ~ es-iv -er1--s f-o- eoN-
--eT-Crel1s reported firm a. advance e f-I6c
Ne-r-Eu-E Euce -ar
ehaHseG TIE bulls claim that ne nesEy na5vs-en Is
cotton coming eight already E1id
sid that y merely represents me e1istence q BIG
mani. Ehle every Gay q larRe nguTes indicates re
-ez-1E % ne t.usr when receUts must t-4 u The
ire other hand contend thef The volume =
reca.rte colfFrus-llu - ere larger crop estimates
r-q-a- sett-s-ed ne would hardly likely = ra-se.
b. rapidly vaen st-u-g bull speculation IL from
rs-es - contrset prices IL tbe local market today
elllows-
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAIIRoAI

II
STATIONS FOOT OF WEST ISySI III 4AtEP ~ 81
5NP Pb DsI isa9inx lime i~eH, De-bEo..e. and
CortIandt stre~f- 8. nve mInate- later than
saasios, except where otberwise noted -
7S5 A N: EAsT I1IsBa5 sns Lossviis
e-s5 A. VI. ST LOUIS seI55a sn sss1
Oils: s.; Louis DinnE Car ,r,srrrp-Puunaa
Sleeping Dining smoking and Observation CoIspSSt-
ment Cars. Far ChiesgO Cleveland Toiedo and De-
ecAgo AID 81 59qI and E9 sa.5:.
ISIsaVS,ls eaiss9 81 XII Dlqs s.-ga
s4ofinr and osssrSstioa Cars For chicago. TolsdO-
s.s5 p NJ 81 Loufs ExPREss-For Pitsssurs ca
sinnsti Ind.ansPosIs Logisyille s. L L EalI...
s.sS p. Il. wEsTERS E55PREss.-For 'csieasa- For
.5 s's imse' Ps sefTTa@y E PRES Pts ana
Sos Ss 9 KnQ x. i.y say s s4oeSs ssas1
So M-GIEyELANTP7 AE2 e c.SsinSS midas
w "a GSr AND THE SOUTH
E s2s CDesbrosses and Sortlsnd 90 80
le5s SEQ, .iesS ~ IS 2 10 Isa Al
r s AN, and DiRlns CAR. as .,osS n
e "ossresso.ai LIMITED n ali Esr and a Cortland;
soS5ERS "a " r iaiO aish'
ATLANTIC COAST I.rsE.-ExDres. - a. n and s2'
sEAgos RD AIR LINE RArLwAY.-EE0-s'' III p N
NORFOLK AND VIZ WEsrERS RArLwAH-FOr Memphis
cflEsASEARR1sle ONO p RR1L ael week
FOR OLD PofST COMFORT q and NoRFoLK-T's a n
.---se.5.days and ass D daily. - r..k-ssv-
ssodays. 155 p n Through Nes-toulel
ret Psrfor Cars and Standard Coaches On - 49,
Esrtor Smoking Car Pa-or Cars Dinlns 49, -
- standard Coaches on Sundays
S1-6PE MAT--f2 - .. weekday -,--.. $780,
q W. a2i0ls on NeIors and LoaE BTaTss Rs2so
4 .5s az '1 p r ps54s... s sa c1,lasd
streets. 200 a m. II 20. $40. : 20 and Nv = -
Weekdays Sundays. IS a N 800 ? Il
... FOR PHTIADELPHiA. .. ,.-s,
oCo 70 L8 '755 IS SIS. as Ce53 81 s. -.
1000 10 4 e p PENN aRe' Iiits a1o L
iZsoo q IS 10 CDeshs osses snd Cortsh1t st.a--
go. 255- . y. 3s5 425. - .. -452 -
-Innited Tor Germantown Jet Ony1- 80 80,
- 80. e2S m. 10 night weeS-1sy = %
20 -Ia5 81 - -. Ss5 CSt- LOUIS IL. - -
aozS CPenns Limited. 80 s. u % -. -
$50 '425 t455 Chicago Limited for - y
night
'Dtniue Car -
Iissst Offices NO. 4si 1884 H. ard asl BrsssS9y; IL
I'm Avenue fbelOr 23d ST.. 263 FIRM ANe11ss
<stH 81: Aston House and stations "a
brOosyu. Court Street. $50 FuI-o1 stree 80
way and PsnnsyIvania Annex station Ine SsN-Lo-.
transfer Company VIII call for and checs 1@ss@s'
from hotels snd residences through 70 aeat.ll4on
road Cab Service
W v ATTERRT-Rv J r WUOD.
General Manager Passr I-sIlc MaA@<-r
gro. ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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THE STATE OF. TRADE.

strong; No NoTzhern. carloads st.io; winter offerings
I5s Soc 10 corn DE- oAsst-s51sT 10 55 ys
on rack coo CANAL FREIGHTs-stssdy. S'''
Chicago Nov. 1.-THE IsadIng futures ranged FOL
e EsS S 2a q Rs 1s ss:s 75ss tx s2ss s
MAY 1hgy a7si- '7''e ~ "%a3I'
Corn. No ::
IS IS ::a$s#ss Il f: j. Il Il
Oats. No 2:
R nsSsaos' - s. s a. ss5ssss 53 az
Mess pork, per Dbl:
a ssss.;? ' Hs5 'Hs 49,: ' II 3 'H~
Lard. per 100 70:
H 5sRa.ry .::.....: SsSss SS5S7fss ga &c
Short ribs. per 100 n:
N SsEaary ..::...:: sii92,, SS!ss SIR sBa9
cash quotations were follows: F1sur steady;
Wheat 80 g. 72s5ee No red segg se 70 corn
g3sc No re 5se gSSa teedinT ssIlsZ se ga 1e
,Sr % soe 81 prine tiinothy seed s. S. cy6verses
eoarsact rrade SO o mess po Dol -
st- essr stdss c5cTedJ IS s213 ass s7s hisks5
ss.s Z: esa wines 8 s % . az fs E@nss %
ss!5 5;c 1s s.ss. easy 3oaiic 'n''-aE'
Duluth. New. 17-c1ose: EEEST-Te ar-ive. No |
haT5. s0sse 30 Sortnsrr 7s1ac. No Northern 7s1.e;
milwaukee,. nov. I7.-wTIEA T-FirHer; 10 ssr,h-
sTn SIC 10 sa S2ss'I A I'll 80 se ~ an
re ssS6fc c>ORN-No 5 sc; May. 4i&gfIEc
Minneapolis Nov i l-se No h.Ad ss: 81
Northern. sIc; No northern. $50; No Northern.
1st.gt. 81 sss g.. ART esar, s. Sos So s-esa
csa-s So soas@ 40 BRA%-In h1'S SD ..
,S.r-tsr ~. isic coRN-9ul-i eut s'sssy No'su
r. -, ,es1s siq.i9 sIrT lsF--FirH, ~
demand Nss,s-n ers.insTy q ssrs
Ps"'' -. or 1-s..-u 2ss-se sodisp--.r 2sS.Te
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READING SYSTEM

NE<h JkRoEI IN NAL
Liberty street and ssuth Kerry Tine troza
SCUM Ferry minutes earlier tuzl s10E1 Se-oVFt
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLESTOwN AND
MAUCH CHUNk-z+99 tI15 Els-on ,onlyl. -, - -
A II. 10. 30 800 q ~ Ezston 01ly5 T. H. sundays
WITkFSRARRr AND SCRANTON 90. 80 A. II
500 p II Sundays. "a IS A IL loo = y -
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHTRST. TONS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z48 90. s9.48 A n $50 l34e. 4S0-
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss4 90 A. N $50 P
VINELAND AND BKIDGEION-Fz40 % A NJ. TlSe
I6SS BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEASHORE POINTS
n %. $50. ua0 A Il. asa A@5. $50. $50 gll-9o
A.5ury PARK onlyl P N Sundays. except Ccea1 Grove
a II r II
PHfIAIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMTSALl. .Az5.
TT.00 - o. ~s-0o T10.0g Tfl00 A. n. 400 -lee-
$50. t2OO tao. 400 500. f60o. f15o. 500 P IL
23TH 6Np cHESTNU- sTREETs-ss-2J. 7s50. 100.
sff.45 a. n. 100. 1S34O. 80. NLu1. ID ? n
RF4DINf. HARRISBURG. louisville AND
WILLIAMSBURG 90 z+25- fs0o. - T. 1000
II a. n Rsading only. 500 ii+l2.. 100 p NJ
Reading PottsvI.s and Ersb'g only. 40 800 P u
zFrou Liberty street only 'DailT. TDaiy. except
sunday SUNDAY only tPa-l0r ears only wa
Tamaaua- Xsarur1zys-
OFces: Ilhersg Ferry. South Fer-y. Asor House
fe- asf 434 1900 1854 Broadway Is2 5-h D Cniou
square West East f25th s.. 20 West l25-h St. ~
CoIurabus Az. YORK Court St. "a. Fulton
B-kIyr. $50 p way. usourg- y Transfer Co
calls ana checks baggage u descinas-on.
" G. BESLER. O. ~ Burt.
wise Pres. and Cen Mg- Gen Pass'-
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West Shore K. K.

Csevr York Contra & Hudson River p 2. $50 49,
Trains fsave Frarkl 81 s-ar0ns E@W Ao.a- - ---
lows and Is min. foot % West 41l-st-- = II
10 A M-For intermediate points g Aiodls-
III D A Nd Hudson and A2naTk E1pIeaa-
% z. M-Chicaso Express -
20 a p No For Hudson River points and Al9any-
P R0cn-. Buffalo. Cleveland 41- slll--a-
= 10 p Nor R0ch Bufralo. Dsrr1ir ard s. Louis
q Nor Syr. R0ch.. NiaRara -1llz. Oct n Cd
sIaiy. 4Daiy except sunday Leave HrooA N Alls1-
o. az 10 NJ. % = 45 P ~ Leave Jsrsey CRY
p p r - a. r1l2O A N. e. a. 90 r -
Tire eatT~s at principal hotels anf Offices baEses~
~ SMITH T. LAMFEET.
r.s-sraf Nauzrer General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18

Lackawanna Railroad.
Lave New York. foot Barclay and Christo7hsr StG
e 90 A NOT Binghau1on and syracuse
30. o. A M-For Buffalo. Chicazc and -. Louis
q 10 ?. M--For Bur1alo and ChicaE1
- 90 P M--For and FyulC1r--
= 10 P M--For Buffalo and Chicago
: - P M-Etca- oswssc- Tthaca. Ellfalc-
. % A. N---F1r Chicago--Sisepers open Q 2 y
Tickets az 161- 4ee. iis3 5roadVay. n E1l-oH
s.. brooklyn DAILY rEXcspc sunday
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAakET.

liverpool Nos 1--clos.rE--vv EfE AT-s7ct st@a1-'
50 winter. - 81 fu+urrs sreadT De
e.1nh-Y. IS 80. March. s. I'D Tune 81 I'D CORN
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ROYAL BILE LINE

DAILY fDaly- except sunday SUNDAY
OFFICES: Liberty Ferry. Sc1th gerry. House
rsT 81 z34 1874 Braals - -cl
SQUARE west 125rh s.. West 125tn S. as
C,-Ilr1b,Is Ave. York. CONT IA Fulton
p-uokITu- 200 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. Nsw York
T-rausfs- f1r and eheCks baggage Destination
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rl-cE- -11HH -la--eLE. Ric1Gee market arm 40 :
$3.50. eXclarge- ID l5-5ec. 7-s. 2sfoJ hays
cleared f-- ere C-rc5 states. 1900 baEs.
90 LsEe se-toEEs1e1ee rarket fEr1-
1a--1r 800 T10e7tE. -s.up1 bags tive GAYS
----. $500 bags. E1rc--cefee market opened
----alEe- Ce- u--ta-scz. sales = a.
.zr= L-.l-a- - hamburg ---r-1r-gU- flaK-ei'uf-eE
sr-a-- 81 r.
-r--han-sl 8 barely srca5E. = franc lover
Z CeellEe- E-a1c sales. Tag
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Ieavs Ssv-Tork CITY south Ferry Liberty
Pftf-burx .-.---SI- 10 s12L5
Chicago. Columbus l--55p n1 : Lu1pm Diner
Pitt-burx. Cleveland -.--~ 335pru 340pm Lirntd
@PfttsburK Limited" 6.55pm T09prl BursE
Louis. 81 Is Sleeper
Louis 81" ZJau sl031an Diner
Cincinnati, Louis. ------ 65apul loppul Eufet
Norfolk --...-.-..- II 15pu L00pm Diner.
sDaIly. 4Daiiy. except sunday ssu1day
Cr4ceg- 2aT 1900 Away 9 Haure. los
Greenwich St = Union Square W 3Of Grand S. y 2
Fulton Br0okiy1- SCuth Ferry and Liberty -
Baggage checked hotel residence destination
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tctgl ErcauEe sDecl- L1ve-pool chles. SPOT ect-o,
l nc1erats Cenlalf sales 600 haiez sseeaft0u 40
,s- 81. American. GEO. r-ceiuts II 90. Auericrr
i"3 mld-'irE upland = set Futurea orsnes ussk err
ErE-i1r fli4 points lower: ciose< easy ret 1914
Le-- 5-sr- te~enber -Tla-eTrrer
- ~ Eecsarher-7ar1zrF. sd rsr-srv ret--fa~-
hi.l 90 febrlzT1- hEa-rh End Narch-s-rfI 2 -s-
ere ae--l'L-r- = ~ Irre-Tu q
- sgl4-AzF-sEl. - 5 80. asuches-sr- r PISS
- - ~.or-s
slCs-Esssr -ssl -ilE ssfrv seriv- A. .~-g-
= r-l- -asrEec re og1te f,igEs ~
----tT Tefrerr f--E e. gedfe "a essa. = -
- E-sIl <INT e. 1Es TANFy. g 7sess PEss-
81 80 fITFc1sET.rsA rrpTTe
- Has7.st EhrsE s-esss t,H- E,s-d ,otesnf
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Public Notices.

MUNICIPAL EXPLOSIVES COMMISSION.
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT. CITY OF
NEW YORK
157-159 EAST 9TH STREET.
Borough Manhattan Nov - 1913
4 PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE GIVEN AT
Headquarters OF the Fire Department, Nos- 157
& Street. Borough OF Manhattan.
CAV. Sovs-los- 19th r. for the %
sidering proposed regulations EoverninP the n1n1-actre
transportation. storage, and OF volatile and In
fauulaeI- limits % the City Of New York
THOMAS STCRGIS. Chairman
MUNICIPAL CIVIL. SERVICE COMMISSION.
Elm street. City q New YORK
11-5G3.
pCBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that the dates FOR the EXAMINATIONS q No-gue
Keeper. Friday November Is. Typsri-ing Copyst
Friday. November 81 and Junior clerk (fsaasJ. OF
Wednesday. December ?. 1895. hereby postponed
The receipt OF applications for the said positions VII y
continued dates OF closing. advertised.
who nie applications before the dates q clos
advertised, subsequently, notified
CT examination Is arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-18
Help Wanted

Help Wanted
ABLE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE-
tween ages o. u eud So citizens OF United States
good temperate habits who speak
read and write English For Information apply Re
cruiting Officer . Third Ave 1880 Third Ava 705
sixth y. 2. 383 Fulton St. Brooklyn
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Ee-e--l q 6rasdst11Ts points
lzs- cphe-s omitted. four bos grain bush
& Fellows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
in HORSES
KILLED BY AUTO
Philip r. Theobald.. Noted
Dealer in Equine Stock.
Victim of Car Accident.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.)
PHILADELPHIA. June l3.-Although
for fifty years he had been familiar
with horses. driving and handling them
daily, Philip r. Theobald met his death
through an automobile accident,
The accident happened on Saturday
lest. near Norristown, and Mr.. Theobald
died at 1870 o'clock yesterday morning.
at his country seat, near Gensde Sta
ton He had been one OF ths most noted
dealers in horses in Philadelphia, II not
In the country, and chiefly by this means
had accumulated a large fortune, said
10 amount to s1cN,ooo.
Mn Theobald had owned the fated uu-
tomobiie only n short time. and his son.
Benjamin Franklin Theobald. who Vas
guiding 1t when the accident ooanrred is
said not to have been thoroughly uc-
quaintsd with Its management.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
WANTS PASTOR TO
PAY FOR HER HEART
Says $4,000 is a Small Sum
Compared to Her Suffer
ing Of Heart.
lsneclal To- rhe rimes.pisnatchl !

Especial to The eTlmeS-DtSpatch.)
"a NORRISTONNN, PA, June l3-Miss
Blanche Gertrude Iiecl. aged twenty-five
years, of Salisbury Township, Lehigh
county, has begun proceedings In the
court at this place against Rev, Edgar J.
Heilman.. pastor of the Lutheran Church
at Wyndmoor. this county. She charges
breach of promise OF marriage. and asks
$4,000 damages
In her statement the plaintiff says she
first met Rev. Mr., Helman in 1898 and
that he was at that time student of
theology. He began paying addresses
to her. she declares, and Oh Christmas
Day of that year a solemn engagement to
marry was made between them, In Sep
tcmber, 1902, she alleges, he promised her
that the wedding should take place IN
June, 1908,
He wrote to her constantly, she avers
forbade her to receive the attentions of
any one else and gave her an engage
ment ring. In October 1912. shelasserts,
lle ceased corresponding.
Miss Keck also says She has never given
him ground for the breaking of the en-
gagelnent. In conclusion she announces
that 10000 would be q small amount to
offset her wounded feelings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
GREAT COMBINE OF
. BANKING INTERESTS
New Concern Will Have 81,
Capital and S78.-
100000 Resources.
lRy Associated Press

PITTsBuRG. PA, June 13.-Plans
hive been perfected for tho formation
In Pittsburg Of one of the greatest COM
binatons of banking interests ever un-
dertaken in the country. By the deal the
Farmers Deposit National Bank, Colo
inial Trust Company. Colonial National
Bank. American Trust Company Penn
sylvania Trust Company. Columbia Ma
tlonal Bank. Tradesmen's National Bank,
Germania Savings Bank and Freehold
Bank will bo merged. making the largest
and most powerful financial Institution
between Philadelphia and Chicago The
capital OF the new concern, which VIII
be probably known as the Colonial Trust
Company, will be s7,ooo,ooo. with s16.-
100000 surplus and undivided profits and
about sos 100000 deposits. making total
resources OF s7s0o0,oo0. T. Hart Given,
the president of the Farmers Deposit
National Bank, will be the. head OF the
new concern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
HOLDING COMPANY
TO BE DISSOLVED
Learned on Good Authority
that Northern Securities
Co. Will Break UP.
fBr Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-It is stated by
the New York American that the North
.ern Securities Company will be volunta-
rily dissolved. and that the stocks OF the
Great Northern and Northern Pacitc
Railroad Companies will be distributed
among the shareholders, In this manner
the properties mentioned will be returned
to their former owners. That prepara-
tions are being made for the dissolution
OF the Securities Company is declared
by the American to have been learned
on the highest authorities, but officials
OF the company refuse either to confirm
or deny the statement. 1t is said. how
ever. that the appeal now pending in the
United States Supreme Court will be car
ried to It's conclusion so as to establish
the legal status Of such companies by
the court OF last resort.
The Northern Securities Company was
Incorporated in 1901 with capital Of
$500 900 900. It's formation was the out
come of a struggle for control OF tho
Northern Pacific, which precipitated the
stock market panic Of May .. 1901.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-14
BANKS WILL
LEND BIG SUMS

latlng warehouses was intended to be
an abrogation of the common law upon
the subject. and It held that 1t was not 20
intended, and that its purpose was only
to regulate the business OF those ware
houses that took out licenses under the
statute. 1t consequently affirmed the de-
ere Of the Chancery Court as to the $4,000
OF bonds. ard as TO the elevator receipts,
and amended 1t as to the Galiego Mills
Company's warehouse receipts. so as to
give the property to the Union Bank and
the Savings Bank Instead of to the Milhi.
ser Company.