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DENTISTRY

Dr. r 9. LEE, SIS NICoLLET Av. MODERN
q Office; reliable dentistry; careful operating;
Z prices lowest Examination free. 10th phones
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] JOURNAL
WANT AID RATES.

Aa word for adver-
tisements under
- any headin & except
~ Situations Want
- ed" Male or Fe-
- male. No adver-
tisement taken for less than
20 cents, cash with order;
8 cents per line if charged.
Seven words to the line.
a word for ''Sit-
uations Wanted"
~ ~ Male or Female.
~ - No advertisement
! - taken for less than
I - 10 cents cash with
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DREssMAKING

EVENING, STREET AND FANCY TAILOR.
made gowns. Prices cut down oneshalf, next
tentton to out-of-town customers. Perfect fit
4 guaranteed to everybody. VIII furnish goods
S25 up to S45 for tailor made suits, making and
Il goods. Nine. BuChane. 1913 Hennepin av.
,gHIHT WAISTS, TAILORED OR HAND WORK;
4 shirt waist suits, gowns, matinee, silk slips
K epeclal prices now. 1128 Hawthorn ~.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.
SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
RATE. UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION No
word no ad less than lOc laily; ~ words q
less, one week SOC.
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA.
ern MACHINERY Co., 217 Sd st s. Minneapolis.
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MAGNETIC HEALING
PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, Patent Lawyers
rnd solicitors; main office, 920-e35 Guaranty
ing. Wc5hinc.C?- D., G. p.
PATENTS-PRoTECT YOUR IDEAe-No PAT
emit. no fee Consultation free. Established
1854. Milo B. Stevens & Co., S61 14th 1t,
Washington .-.F - ...-~. =
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MOVING

SAFES, BOILERS AND HEAVY MACHINERY
moved: household goods moved end stored or
packed for shipment BY expert packers: cars
Of household goods made up for the coast; fire.
quent shipments and Zig saving in freight.
Boyd Transfer and Storage Co.. As Sd st s.. -
CAMERoN'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE; EX-
pert packers for storage " shipment large and
comrodious for moving. Office 200 Me.
ollet. both phones 1908. Residence. T. q. 1924.
THE N. P. D. DELIVERS PACKAGES IN CITY
1oc st. Paul 15c. 619 4th av 5. Both tells. 1909.
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ELECTRoLYsIs.

sUPERFLUoUs HAIR, MoLEs. WARTS AND
birthmnrks permanently removed by electricity.
Anna M. Griswold. AT Medical block.
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IT You WANT a SITUATION. WHY
not advertise III the newspaper that n
read BY people. who have the best sltua-
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MEDICAL

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vapor sweats and magnetic trea tments; will
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troubles. Hours. 8 a. m. to. 8 D. m. COS
Northwestern bldg, a22 Hennepin. d, -.--
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ish movement cure and suggestive therapeutic
GnrIi Gummerson. Sn, NicoiIet aVl Telepbnns
T. G. 1913. '--.- |..'
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-. WoMEN's DIsEA3ES CURED -:
Golfers and all uterine and ovarian troubles.
Dr.. B. r. Allen 412 Masonic Temple. Consul.
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pILEs-DR H. WAITE, rs YEARS SPECIAL
ist: cures every case: write for. pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn Az. Minneapolis.
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tacS signs distribute circulars samples etc :
no canvassing; good pay. Sun Advertising
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HAVE YOUR TAILORING DONE BY ANTH.
ony the Reliable Tailor. Velvet collars Csc up;
sleeves refined 35c: pants recut, 15c. 2l1
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Continued.
wANrEp-coMPETENT SHIPPING CLERK,
familiar with handling heavy machinery;
steady employment. Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
ST. Paul. NAN.
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PAWNBRoKERS

MONEY LOANED ON JEwELRY, FURs, GUNS
and musical Instruments; lowest rates; honest
treatment. Max A. Kohen, 327 Wash. av s.
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DANCING HALL,
Kimball Hall: finest dancing door in the city
Terms very reasonable. Inquire Kimball piano
Store. ;iTs"~ - = 49, t-.. a. = zt"f,Ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
FAMOUS BROOKLYN FARMS SOLD.

The last OF the farms bordering on the old city
OF Brooklyn. Immediately adjoining Brownsville.
have been sold In the last week by the firm OF
E. j s. Grant ana E. c. NJ. Fitzgerald OF the
McNulty Fitzgerald Company. TO syndicate
William c. barron. John Bonnet. IT.. LoIIs
Stecher and the Remsen Realty Company. All OF
the land is west OF the thickIy settled section OF
what IL commonly known as Brownsville. and Is
bounded on the north by the Twenty-fourth Ward.
on the east by Brownsville on tbs south by Rugby.
and on the west by F7atoUsh. II will be up
into about 500 lots. Remsen-ave which Is TO be
one Of the finest drives In the city. and the Rock
property.
Among the farms Included IN the purchase are
the Nandsrveer. RyerSon, TapScott- Sch enck Cor
win. Van Sicen. Seiglock and Smith, which are
manned intact for many years The property is TO
be sold in small parcels. The Brooklyn Rapid
Transit road has already opened the Reid and
Utica lines direct the property. The sX-
tension OF the Ralph-ave line and the completion
of the new SaraJoga-ave. line will 60 directly
through the premises. and the present DOUGLASS
st line. which IS within easy walking distance
If all this property, carries direct 70 Ianh1ttan
over the Brooklyn Bridge Tor a single fare The
ChUrch-avc. line. on the south. goes direct to the
Thirty ninth-st- ferry. which Is about to be ac-
quired by the city Of New-YOrk, and will give
quick transit TO the lower section Of Manhattan.
The equppinE OF the Manhattan Beach division
Of the Long Island Railroad with electricity will
carry people direct from the section either through
the Auantc-aye tunnel to Broadway and Cort-
hndt-st.. Manhattan, or the tunnel from Long
Island city to Thrty-fourth-st IN about twenty
minutes also for single fare
More than two hundred new buiidirgs are In
cOUrse or erection or about to be erected In the
section, many of which will be three story double
dathOuses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK-B. Rush We1dsn Plaintiff. against Meyet
L Sire and Mary Sire. his wife, II any. said
Mary being fictitious saa DEFENDANTS real first uams
being unknown the plaintiff. William C. Manck. John
Wannamaker: Caroline L. Foley, Edward WinslJw; Tbs
Mcfarland Corporation o. New York: Marion e Van
Cvke- charles NJ Cannon. DsfenGalLA-S unlTuons.-To
sacb Of the above named DEFENDANTS: You hereby
Inoned to answer complaint n this action
serve a copy OF your answer the pa!utns attorney
within twenty after the service Of this
exclusive OF the day OF service; your fall
ure appear Judgment viii be taken against
relief demanded II the
Dated October 29th 1908
HAROLD SWAIN. Pia+nrid"s Attorney. Once ard p. o.
Address: I48 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan. New
York
Never L sire said Mary being fictitious. said
defendants real beirE the plaintiff
and Marion z Dyke: The foregoing summons 10
SEN ed upon publication pursuant 10 order OF
Hon James Fitzgerald. Justice o. the Supreme Cou-t
OF u dated November Gath. 1908,
ard fled WITH complaint the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County York. the County Court House.
Borough Of Nanha-tsn. City OF New York the 9th
dsv - November. 1905.
HAROLD SWAIN PlaiutlRs Attorney. TAO Broadway
Foroueh 81 Manhattan. New York City.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

schrader Eleanor. IgnstE Il Resented: 18th
81 g Ss4 Il OF CoIunlbus-ave year;
ger cent. --------.-....-.
Wynne. Catharine l. and another, 10 Franz Fiery
69th-st No 30T East; years; Sla per cent,
Berknan, Davis. To Adolf Mandel; Eldridge-st No
IS: prior mortgage. $50 oOo- ; years; per cent
Soner. Wo-r ana another. 70 Simon LesSowitz 20
Al; Monroe-st. No 1877: prior mortgage; install
mems. . Per cent
Furlong Richard and another. James Barry;
Rlder-ave n corner i55th-st: I year; s per
cent
Iese y.ouIS to the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. i5"..e-st- :. SIS Il " Of 5th-ave; year;
4 = per cent.
Machiz la 10 Benjamin Gruenstetn 81 al.
97th-st. :. IFS II OF Sc-ave: due February Is
Powell Hattie to Jacob Wick. II. sd-ave. No
g O-4: 1 ears. 4l3 per cent,
Shenbsrg, Jacob, 70 Samuel Makrausky and
ancthFt 2d-st. No i2s, prior mortgage. S35.-
GOO: instruments and per cent. ......-...-....
Sude. Henry. and another. TO Norris q ATroi1
9Oth-Se POS q ~ 5Th-ave: D-lor mort
gage $T5. GOO: instslments: ger cert: notes.
Robertson Alonzo NJ. 10 the Franklin Savings
Bank S6th-st. No +31 West; years: va per
cent. .....--.---.--..
Csoetz Nathan 10 John Grsfers. 5th-st. 5 g. 210.G
ft E OF Avenue c; years per cent
Weirtral,h, Morris. to John Hansen 10Gth-st- No
$50 East; prior mortgage. $4,000; years;
per cent --..f.-s-----..
Marche-e Grace 10 Ann McAnaiiv fTOrh-st. n g.
. 1Oo.i II . OF PFsapsct-ave' ysars. 8 per cent.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- New York New York County-Joanna Il Purtv
Plaintiff against Seth P. Johnson Emily D johnson
- 11Ta on Song san Toy Fong Henry sesser rsrs.
Sheldon, Gustave ; DoTwIn. Robert Kerr. William A
Perch, Barbara SPaeth. William O Patton Jacob Horc
Foo, Chu John Chu sue, Chu QGoEg Shea. Gnu Kwai.
composing the hru Of John Kee Company Chg Ouong
Shun People Of the State OF New York. 0uong
Hong LoUrs Il living, and his wife. L living the widow
q there any living az hei-s-a-lav dsv!sses
grantees OF the said QUCns Hong LoUng. IL he
dead all other interested IN the mOrtgased
York Borough Of Manhattan. By dead Will. descent
otherwise who have heretofore been by narns
parties 70 this action. the real narnes % all OF
whom. except the said Qucng Hong Leuns oeins IN
known % Plaintiff. Defendants supplemental summons
Trial desired in the County York To the abovs
narned defendants You hereby summoned
COPY your the plaintiff attorneys within
twenty DAYS the service OF this supplemental
yoIlr failure TO appear answer judgment
against BY default for the relief demanded IN tho
sInp lsulental complaint
dated New York september 2sth. 1903
and Postofhee Address. No se2 Broadway. New Tors
CITY. MaRhattal Borough
ting the widow II there be living. and all this heirs
at-av and grantees q the said Quonz Hong
Louug be dead and al ether persons Interested IN
gagged premises Number 10 Mott street IN tes
CTv o. New York Borough Of Manhattan by deed. will.
descent or otherwise have heretotora
by made parties 10 this action The real names OK
unknown plaintiff, The foregoing supplemental sum
r.,rs is publication pursuant
order Honorable james Fitzgerald OF the Justices
q Supreme Court OF the state OF New York dated
Ire eighteenth DecsUber. 1908 and He'd with
CONN Amt In OF Clerk OF County New
York az the County Court House, In the Borough OF
City Of New YORK on the nineteenth day OF
6srs5 New York December 10Th 1908.
MANNHEIM & MANNHEIM. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF. once
ena P1storFce Add-ess. No. 500 Broadway. YORK.
CITY Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
TouRAINE HOTEL REPORT DENIED.

II was reported on Saturday that the Touraine
Hotel Nos and II East Thirty rinth-st.. had
seen sold Edward H. Ltchfeld is the owner. He
said that he had not sold the property Ac-
cording TO another report a Fifth-avs. building
for $3.50 go.
The four story building No. zsS Fffth-ave. a
pot 5N4xlN Ieet- was also yesterday reported TO
nave been sold II is at the southwest corner OF
Ihpty- hrst-st The report about the S250,0o0 deal
druned
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GUARANTEED STOCKS
Exempt from Tax.

Shares
1000 Brooklyn City r. n. 1o%.
200 New York & Harlem 14%.
1000 Cleveland & Pitts. n. r. ~.
500 Pittsburg, FIT. Wayne Chic
ago II. r. 10.
500 Rensselaer, & Sara II. r. 81.
500 Eft. Wayne & Jackson II. II.
pr. 5HeS.
200 Beech Greek II. n. AZ.
200 Rome. WATERFOWL & Ogdens-
burgh II. X. SO.
500 Morris Essex II. X. 10.
400 Erie g. kaIama. II. II. IOeS.
500 Southw. r.. II. of Ga. 50.
200 Sayuga & Susq. II. X. 90.
ESQ Mob. 81 Bir. X. X. pr. 40.
200 Pittsburg, Bessemer & l.. Z.
II. II. pr. SO.
1000 Pittsburg, Bessemer & L. e.
II. X. com. 80.
ZOO Central Park, North & East
River II. X. 90.
200 Second Ave. st. X. II. 81.
Price and descriptive circular on applica-
ton 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
NINE. GENET LEASES THE srRArFoRo

Nine. Caroline Genet has taken over from A "
eager and Loren johnson the lease OF Stratford
House. twelve story apartment hotel Nos Il
and IS East Thirty second-st The lease Is for
O"shty-one years from November. 1902. a price
saId 70 pc about 1880 net year. Nine. Genet
Nas me lessee or the Lenox- at the southwest cor
5er OF Ihirty-slxthst and Fifth-ave.. until IL
new Gorham store
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Financial.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway Company.
ISSUE OF a0glla1 TWENTY-FIVE YEAR flua PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Principal 1928
gold United States the standard Of weight and cnc
Company lawfully thcom
Of the o OF the Safest thereof
bonds Registered bonds
dintocou a the o tn.
NewYo
Offer s4oO0O00 the described bonds
The be opened January
will the the Lake
Sthern Railway January H. 1904 To uh
purchase rebate of onc-ha will be made
the securities adjusted
reference invited the
Mr. H. Company
and further information be desired obtained
We recommend bonds undouej character
J. P. MORGAN & CO.
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK.
By JanacsS ilman President
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK.
By GeorgcF President
Applications may
Messrx HARVEY FISK & SONS New York
Mcsss.K IDDER,
McsssD REXEL & co, Philadelphia
AND SOUTHERN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
George A Crocksr Individually and sole surviving
executor viii ard Testament William &
Crocer. Diseased pa1tt against Robert Crocksr
and William 3. Croker. defendants summons Trial
sired Ia New York County To the above defend
You hereby summoned answer complaints
n this action. and a copy OF
the plaincis attorneys within twenty days after
exclusive OF OF
ard in o. failure appear
Will BE taken against BY default for the RELIEF de-
mands6 n the complaint.
Dated. New YORK. November 23d. 1908.
GUTHRIE CRAVATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys
Plaintiff. Once and Post once Address No. 50 Will
tan street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
y Y.
To defendants, Robert Crocksr and William
B Croker The foregoing summons Is served on you
BY publication pursuant order O: Hon Francis r.
Scoct IGs-cs Of supreme Court OF the state OF
New dated the 18TH day Of December,
fled complaint the cHce OF the Clerk
County OF New NoTk the Court House In Borough
Of Manhattan CITY OF New York on The Sst day Of De-
eember. 1858.
GUTHRIE. CRAvAT9 & HENDERSON, Attorneys TOW
Plaintiff, Nc. 81 william Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. New YORK City.
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REAL ESTATE.
N. c. LADo LEASES DILLON TRACT.

Nichols & Lummis and Gerard Warmer have
rented to Walter G. Ladd for John n Dillon Mr..
Dllion's property on the main road to Berrards-
wife, at Far HIS " ]. The property comprises
d mansion. stables. lodge and many buildings
succeed about the farm OF go acres The house Is
tttGpeIDN appointed and is one of the most attrac-
c cas places IN the Somerset HIS Mr.. LRdd will
this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
THE "eARDEN BLOCK" CHANGES HANDS

"eoo Heitnlann have sold for John W. Haaren
the nine five story apartment houses known as
me Garden Block, covering the plot the east
sue OF 81 N1cholas-ave. from One-hundred- and
Sas eel!th TO One-hundred- and nineteenth ST.
so.-y leet on St Ntcholas-ave x25a5 on One-hun-
u -nneteenth-st. x135 10 on One hndT and
eshteenth-st, for consideration of ABOUT $50 COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
WOMAN AS BROKER IN BIG DEAL

Miss Elizabeth Shipman is reported to have
leased Tor the Jordan L Mott Iron Works to Mrs
hannah l.. Crossley the SrUrtevant Hotel. No. 14s
10 Los West Thirty dfth-st. six story building on
a PIoJ 66sX9S.s feet The name of the house will
RIooaoly be changed to the Old knickeT booker
lac term IS Ten years For first five years the
rental IS slzGD year. For the second i've years
II IS to be $4,000 a wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BIZ
~ the Park Board AZ the Office OF the Department OF
PARKS Arsenal Building. Fitch SLxty-tourth
Street borough Manhattan. The City OF New York.
IL clock Y 81. -
Borough OF Manhattan.
FJ-RNI AND Jr-LsIE EFSINCS FORAGE
REQUIRED FOR p NftE5 N MANHATTAN
No 2 FURNISHING AND DELIV EPING COAL RE-
OTIRED FOR Pa RES N MANHATTAN
NO. 3. FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FRESH
BEEF FOR THE CENTRAL PAEN MFNAGERIE.
gor run vartc llars CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r WILCOX
JOIN T. EJSTTS,
EICEARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
r,4.s Ta,a-,ye- - fgCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
EAST SIDE TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

meeting Of the East Side Taxpayers League
VIII De held at D. N Monday. January l. ar
me Terrace LyceUnn, No. cG6 East Broadway. The
organization comprises property owners south OF
FoSrteenth-st W. H Mills is temporary chairman
ana Harry FlscheH treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
REALTY NOTES.

Nichols & Lumni, IN conjunction with Douglas
Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co. have leased for
the De Forest estate 10 Joseph Lemay for term
OF years the four story browustone house at No 81
West Thrrv-siyth-st
Reid & Murphy have opened their once al
No. Ifl East TEirty- fourth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ws.t.sss,eays coz 9lssssv :, 1i 9Js5Ss;
u 10 X eS Ak 5Gx ~ 5x I60 X
% =: GIeoee-ave, 2lo.I :, . Of wsschss,er.
els9a,s-aTs, = I1iIo7 eieee;svS iso5 !;
~ Il q, {; q 10 Gloos-sSe runs run; n. it2
and 20 map ' pore LYON westcnester: wrhel-
nina RgIgsi Gdy,dpsy and ' as si1aiT5T ,t
nagtua; patsGg deco - ,.o - Nominal
witz e! q to Wolf sOmers and another; mOrt-
''i Brown N 70 dea @ga Archer i 0T}sas. s7sO
r. Ss 81 s::s :s slSs .s45 5 3as:9
SIS 500 ~ Nominal
a to jacob shnbers; morisase $4,000 o
lss !iP ~ we', 25xoo .aya5d lnck
raSrtsaee So 900 Nominal
B1rr1 t; AHce Furions mortgage $1,000. Nominal
F2 sfslPs 20 u 500 '' iOS ana So1 1907
CIV Pea: Estate Company 10 Jesse Stratus; ,,oo
goo q NJ. . i0 os6s,I 1oO? s9
AS SD % and W 5 ESQ II Of 1aothst 2o91ioo
Max Marx to Jesse straa'; mortgage. s22- 80
Agd E sn' $ $50 II Of iocth-st 2ooxioo:
csthlsen Trlrnsy to Jesse Strauss mortgage. -,
Agia6oD-sye. 5 SEQ II Of isoth-st iooyioo:
Moses strauss to Max Marx mortgage Sill 80
n cot No a1 ia East aSIss: Samuel Koonoisky
ilt5h- S'" 20 2ss East 25Si.7io MchaoI Kwin:
1oOth-st No go Fast. 25x1OO.11; Jrhu Hansen
n Morris weintaub; morts2ge $1,000 Nominal
1ISth-st n 80 70 Q - LsU'ngton-ave 2NN1CO u;
Rose schindel Adolf Mandei; mortgage 81
si-Sye. No s0a4. $ 251Se; Jacob wick. jr. TO
f1th-ave : g T41 II n OF s6th-st. 50. 1o11o0 John
White ana another TO Charles ROhe mortgage.
81 900 Nominal
Prtnce-st. Nott-st. S6yt2O. lZ25Nl2b:
David and another TO Fannie Aronsen
ore-thfrd part $4,000 Nominal
EIdrdge-<t. 81 =. 25x1o0 Adolf Msndel to
Berkmau: mortgage $50 900 Nominal
7th-ave as = OF 42d-st % liz
ok w IS Sx s c-4sx II Ak n So, John
gage. 100000 and 500
Broa6way " ESQ u n Of 9lst-st l3lTx
z Britton and 100
Life Insurance Company - Louis I~@e Nominal
teth-st. $50 u \ Of 1st-ave, f6-sX02s
Allen TO Bridget DUFFY: mortgage.
SO 0oo Nominal
A No e43 ., W fO3 sxat: I5tr-st. No
Rsa gA> Send and Trust Company; and s1oo
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90 CHI istopherst. brooklyn. n. Xs-s Courtst.s 2l6
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nROPOSAIS FOR ERECTTON % STORE
Public Notices

MUNICIPAL CIVIL. SERVICE COMMISSION.
81 Elm street City OF New YORK l2-2i-O3 -
DURLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OPEN COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIONS WILL 55
HELD FOR THE FOIIOWINt1 PI,9IL y -
uary f3 70 a NJ -
Physician. Friday. January Is 1894. 10 A 81.
applications positions cIcss
Friday January s al . ?. NJ
further Information apply 70 the Secretary OF mo
Commission WILLIAM Esr<ASNbE-+ SScrStafy-
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The Associated Merchant, COMPANY.

Hoboken, y. J.. January l. 1904
\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
oNE-QCARTER OEqO PER CENT on the First
referred stock and ONE AND ONE-HALF GIaz) PER
uary is 1904 - ' "
Transfer books viii be closet at 3 P NJ January 9Th
and reopened al 10 A N. January 1904
MOSES ELY, Secretary
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Dividend Notices.
The Missouri Pacific Railway

tn" ''II0SUHAI uNItN halfway %.
No I95 Broadway New York
DLN InEAD NO, so.
TdE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS De
elaref tenli-sunusi divtde-d OF TWO DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS G25O PER SHARE upon the
capital STOCK or this Company OF the
On and after the 2o-h day Of January 1904
the stochhuders Of record Of the transfer
books on the 3lst day OF December 1919
ne transfer books will closed on DecsTnoer 31st
1904. o'clock A NJ -
a n CALEB Tr,asur-r.
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American Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY.
DIVIDEND OF ONE AND \ HALE BOZ

lars share and Dividend OF Thrse-
fourths o. Dollar PEI share Win be paid Friday
January Is 1904. stockholders the close
OF business on Thursday: December 81 1905
The transfer books will closed from January %
January Is 1904. both days included
WILLIAM = DRIVER. Treasurer.
New York. December 1903