davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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as to bis appearance at the start Of
his career. .
Robert T. Lincoln owns what rs
probably the earliest portrait Of MS
father. 1t Is an old daguerreotype'
taken about 1S4S, probably at Wash
tngton, when Lincoln was serving his
only term in congress. This portrait
Is but slightly suggestive of the Lin
coin Of later life. The countenance,
1t has been remarked, is rather that
of a poet than that Of a statesman"
and not a few Of those who have been
permitted to examine 1t have been
impressed with the striking resem'
blance 1t bears to the face OF Elmer
sou.
One Of the earliest photographs Of
Lincoln was owned by Geo. Schneider
Of Chicago, former editor OF the
Stats Ieitung, one OF lhe most III
duontial anti-slayery newspapers in
tho west. In 1854 Mr.. Lincoln was in
Chicago and Mr., Isaac N. Arnold, a
prominent politician and lawyer OF
Illinois, invited Mr. Schneider to dine
with Lincoln. After dinner, as the
gentlemen were going downtown, they
stopped at an itlnerant photograph
wagon and Mr.. Lincoln had his picture
tsken.
A curious contradiction, indeed, Ia
the Lincoln Of this photograph to the
Lincoln in the popular mind. He was
then about As years Of age and had
probably not lost what youthful vanity
be once possessed. Instead Of being
rough and devoid Of fashion, his cos
tune Is almost that Of an exquisite
while his form, II stiff, Is neither awk
ward nor ungalnly. The pose Is ever
graceful. His face is Just beginning
10 show a few lines, but bis counte
nspce.ia entirely devoid Of the care
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worn expression Of later life, yet 1t IS
full of intelligence.
In the collection Of Lincoln portraits
owned by Justice James T. Mitchell Of
the Supreme court Of Pennsylvania is
an old ambrotype Of Lincoln Here
tofore, IT Is believed, unpublished
This picture is full Of interest, as it
was taken just before the famous ae'
bate between Douglas and Lincoln,
Lincoln was Az years OF age when
this old ambrotype was made. Only
four years older than when the Chi
cage photograph just mentioned was
taken, and yet the change in his ap-
pearance Is most striking. One would
say he had aged ten years at least
The lines on the face have multiplied
and deepened, while the gentle ex'
preston Of the poet has been utterly
dissolved into one Of calm, unbending
determination. The rising country
lawyer has become full-aedged man
Of the world.
Another recently discovered and
exceedingly rare portrait OF Lincoln
made at about the time OF the Doug
las debate was engraved by an un
known artist in Philadelphia. 1t is
one Of the few full length pictures Of
Lincoln that Is not a caricature, and is
interesting from this point OF view
alone. The future president is stand
iHg with one arm resting on a table OF
which manuscript is exposed. 1t il
presumed that he is pictured in thu
act Of debating with Douglas.
His costume, while not suggesting
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| photographs # Lincoln

lines. 1t shows the head and bust OF
Lincoln, It Is the work Of an unknown
Italian artist and bears the inscrip'
ton: "Abroamo Lincoln, Presidente
Della Republica Degli Stati Unite
D'America. As the only known IKE
ness Of Lincoln published in Italy, the
picture Is not without interest.
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LINCOLN AND THE KITTENS.
Great President Found Time to Min.
lister to Wallis.

On one occasion when President
Lincoln visited Gen. Grant, Gen. Por.
ter. who was Gen. Grants secretary
at the time, says that three tiny
kittens were crawling about the tent
The mother had died, and the little
wanderers we're expressing their grief
by mewing piteously. Mr., Lincoln
picked them up, took them on his lap
stroked their soft fur and murmured:
Poor little creatures, You'll be taken
care Of and turning to Bowers, said:
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Give q swift horse to him who tells
the truth, so that as soon as he has
told 1t he may ride and es rape.
By the time the wise man gets mar.
ried the fool has grown-up children.
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cI-PREME COrRT. IN YORK COUNTY-

- John Weber and Jacob F. McMichael a. Trustees.
&c Plaintiffs against Charles j. Schmltl lndithluaty
as II, r1rsIance OF an interocutory Judgment duly
made ana entered in above entitled action bearing
date the ltth daN OF F-1I4al -r--+f,,.
highest YORK. Real Estate sales
room 16t Broadway. n the Borough o. s ~
CITY % New York the 18th DAY Of March lbVt A. -
ociocz noon r. Meyer. auctioneer the prem
isss directed bv said Judgment to Be sold and defDe
All that certain lot piece or paFlel or
SITUATE living being the uorthwestery side OF tns
IN the Sixteenth Ward or tAe Hltlgsn -
Manhattan city York bounded and containing a.
foII9vs 10 wit Beginning a point on the said side
Of the sixth distant f0rtysN feet or % the mo
die Of ths nOrtheastery from the nortnery
6rns~ 81 sixteenth street and Sixth Avenue, run
line parallel 20 SXleentt
street sevensvhve feet thence nOrtheasteriy on hn@
~ heastery ine parallei
80, stvfaenf6 street seventy-nve feet the said sits
and thence s0uthNesterly along tns
sx Avenue wenty-three feet 20 the place OF oe minis
he the dimensions or less the SAID lot or land
punlhe- the estate Of JOne Hone DECEASED
on lie in the OF REGISTER q the CITY ard cor
~ George Webb By Cornelius Works and LYDIA. hls vie
bv indenture dated the LIST day OK Msrcns a ~ lstt
ana recorded Aforesaid Office Of Register In Liosr
4fI OK conveyances. page 5su - -.
hated New February =. lHt4
TOIiS WEBER and JACOB Z. McMICHAEL. - trus-
s7,ttpS5x WFRNER & CARDoZO. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
,s2-15 4 Ft.srF,T Nttys for def CHAs J. sCHMIrr
sfr ,roq,Iwav. New YORK CITY.
EDWARD MIEHLING Attv. for fefts GEORGE p
LAURA \. sCHMITT. ~ Nassau street. New YORK
MA, q wGLDNAUEB. Guardian al Htern Tor aefs
,r-CsI.ST1-s r. C;J-RIITZ. Guardian Item dsfrs
ALMA r. and LYNETrE r. SCHMItI. - Broadway.
s-rrr,l E.SSiNess & RUSSELL. Attorneys for deft
EDITH r. sCIIMIrT. IS Broad street. New Yor<
rte following ts diagram o. the property to be sold
a. described above the street number being PSI sixth
Avenue:
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TUE CITY OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF

Tfe CITY Clerk city Hail. New York Goth day u
February 0O4-Tha southern boulevard Railroad Com
pauy having presented its application u writing 20 the
Board II Aldermen OF The % New dated
day February. 1904 for It's consent ami grant
right privilege and fraucise construct. operate
double track street surface railways I'm,
through and along certain streets avenues public
places psr5ways and highways u The City Of New York
together with the necessary connections. switches sit
ugs turntables. Crosslvers and suitable stands
and other stru lures necessary t1r the aceodation and
operation 81 said railroad by the overhead other system
~ electricity or other motive power which may be lawful
employed the sae extension ~ It's existing
railroad. description ~ such streets. avenues. public
places parkway and highways being follows. To- wit
Beginning and connecting with tle tracks o. The
Southern Boulevard Railroad Company their iutersec-
with tracks Of The Union Bslwav Company %
New York city. u Boston Road the intersection %
Boulevard with said Boston Road thence north
upon along said Southern Boulevard its
section with Pelham Avenue. otherwise known Pei
ham Parkway. an u the Borough % the Bronx. In the
civ o. New NIrs- iu the state Of New York
Vow. therefor. pursuant direction given by
tuition % the fyHirL o. Aldermen ~ The City %
York. which adopted the 2ril dty % February
loot approved bE his Honor the Mayor 90 said city
1th day ~ February, 1905 public notice ~ such
application i4 hereby given. ard that az the chamber
% tho Elarf Of Aldermen On the CITY Han the Eor
Manhattan and The 'i- 90 New AH-k. the 1~th
dav nf March 1905 s- O'Clock in the afternoon sIch
appr1fl~ Cf said railway company VIII D. "QU-f.
crsd and public bearing had thereon
AT persons interested iu said Application notified
ie present tho time aud place Aforesaid.
rorrunv viT then there ba given them - heard
i1 relation thereto T. T. SoJII.N- CITY Clerk
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR1BUNEl
Chicago March lO.-The first inclination or wheat
was TO sell off. There were rains In kansas Ihe
est IN r,ontbs Gables reported a collapse OF the
Argentine strike. and wheat was Influenced by the
very decided early weakness i'm corn Prices In the
first hour were off &c TO 80. Early there was
some additional commission house liquidation ON
the decline however. the offerings became scarce.
and she demand was from good source The
sentiment seemed to he that the market had been
Iiquidated and that prices had reached the bottom
Duluth reported the new crop wheat on an export
basis. and the old crop close; There was a better
demand FOR No ! Northern here with sales about
10000 bushels at &c under May. Notwithstanding
the appearance OF rain in Kansas. Southwestern
crop advises were unfavorable. The Kansas city
market showed an advance oil over r., ilig
advance from the low poinCot li4c 70 l19c ana TIE
March left of at sec. The May sold nj sla4c and
sac and closed at Sc The old July closed 81 @'se
ber sll.c Liverpool closed lsc 10 i.c higher The
Price Current said the crop situation was uueer-
tain. The seaboard reported is loads.
There NERVOUSNESS al day over the APP
preaching government figures on farm reserves
The market Is big. and very nervous. The farm
rsssrve-ls2 6ooeo0 bnshels-lS considered ouil,sh
sold on he and July &c. Nav sold as low soc
and July {ssc this break. There was a demand
from every quarter largely rom shorts Armour
and CUdahy both took corn. New-Nork reported
early low point OF ligc eic and March closed at
.s%c May sold at SOC ana Sc and closed at 62l.c
80 ~ Fri5s,. being Is5 CIeo-"rces ven az 90
the market has wide swing. There has been a
&C. break The farm reserve-s36 eo0o0 bushels-is
The fluctuations in oats were as unaccountabIe
81 corn. There was weakness early. but the
market closed &C 70 lc higher than on Wednesday.
March closed at 4o'sc May sold at $3.50 and hi9c.
estimate for Friday being 40 cars. The market
reserge-g ~ go 600 bushels-is considered small
Provisions closed higher. with pork IN loc and
and h-.ak early' but buying by packers later
and sympathy finally gave the grain strength.
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orTsrDF SECURITIES

49,. market fcr outside securities was almost
..,srart Tor THE larger part o. The session. a
.Behtiy Ietter tone prevailed cary III us uog
-. 80 .1.o dav was favorable. = number 81
.s-5s h,lur declared. Tn the late afternoon
800, Securities broke sharply. after showing
..7y strength declining az per cent from me
80, on a heavy selling order. which was at
--,h,,ted 10 standard OH interests. The pflce
cached was tic lowest 50 Tar TINS year anu o'''s
- - q nov cent g hove the lowest price ever
- e9- the stock. The balance Of the market
- an inclination 10 case or i0 sympathy.
.r,.tcan Can. Notwithstanding tie declaration or
81. s,vsdend on The preferred, was practically neg
- although q ruled generally steady A
s,rthsr upward movement took place DID '.e sea
.-s stocks. the common rose : per cent The pre-
- a. psr cent and The Eas 4 per cent The
.,nns- stocks we're dull, but generally steady
ponds we're quiet but firm.
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SUPEENlE COrRT. CorNrY nF NEw

YOrk--Ths Farmers Loan Trust Company Plain.
th. against Harry Overington Defendants Action
No j. In pursuance Of a Judgment and
sale duly made and entered action
barring date the jrd day March L he under
signed. the Referee in said Judgment
Public Auction at the New York Real Salesooni
No. l6l Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan e
New York the 18th day Of March 1904 at clock
that day by Bryan L. Kennedy. Auctonser
premises directed by said judgment
described follows All
Of land together with the building and Improvement
thereon erected situate. lying and being
third Ward Of the Borough OF the Bronx Of
York bounded and described follows Beginning
az point the 'ery side OF and
thtrty-nuth (l39tD
feet and inches from the formed by
tersection Of the sOutheriv side hundred and
thirtynuth (i39thl Street with
ander Avenue. running thence wit
Alexander Avenue aud partly through a
titOn One hundred ZOO feet 20 the o
block thence westerly along said parallel
with 10Th street aforesaid eighteen 1Sl
inches thence northery and through
wall or partition and again parallel Alexander
nue. one hundred 0OOl feet
18Th street: thence
said last mentioned street eighteen feet nine
inches % the point and place 81 beginning
Dated: New York. March 18th. 1904.
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee.
Turner. ROISTON KORAN. Attorneys P1afntif-.
No = William Street Borough % Manhattan. New
The following T. diagram 81 the property Soda
its street number Is $50 F. 139th Street.
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York--Ths Farmers Loan Trust Company.
Plaintiff. against Harry OverinRton o al DEFEND
ants Action No 4 In pursuance q a Judgment %
Foreclosure AID Sale. duly made and entered in
above entitled action bearing date the Ord u March,
1904 J. the Undersigned the Referee in znent
named VII sell at Public Auction at the New York Real
Estate Salesroom. at 40. ISL Broadway Borough
q Manhattan. city Of New York. the 2sth day 90
March 1904. at Il O'Clock that day Bryan r.
kennely Aueonesr the premises directed by said juds
nent 70 be sold and therein described follows
certain lot piece or parcel q land together With ths
building and mprov thereon erected. situate wing
and being IN the Twenty third Ward Of the Borough q
the city OF New York. bounded
follows. viz: Beginning point
OF one Hundred and Thirty-nnth 13DthD
seventy five feet rom the
intersection OF southeriy side OF ana
Thirty-nnth (39th) Street with the -
Alexander Avenue running thence souherlv and
Alexander Avenue hundred
thence westerly along nd
parallel with said 1911 street eighteen d feet
inches. uortherly and partly through wall
and parallel with Alexander
hundred 900 southeriv side stress
easterly along said "a
snf eighteen feet nine inches ponr
and place OF Beginning.
Dated: York. March 9Th. 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. R-feree-
TURNER. ROIlSTON & KORAN. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff.
. william Street. Borough OF Manhattan New
city.
The following diagram OF the property sold.
It's street number IS So E. 10th St.
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The approximate % the lien charge satisfy
which the above described Ia
262 - with interest thereon from day Febrarv
1894. together with allowances amounting
S431 50 with interest from March Bird. tozsthe-
with the expenses Of the sale. The approximate
Of taxes. assessments, other liens which b..
allowed 70 the purchaser q the purchase money
paid by the Referee. Is 1927 as interest
Dated: New York. March 5th 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referees
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The approxinate Of the lien charge 10 SatiSfr
which the above described property T. 70 be sold Il 81
f67 o. interest thereon from I'D day OF FEBRUARY
1g-lf together and allowances amounting 70
S4147O from March 3D. 1904 together with
mo- eNpeuses of sale. The amount %
taxes assessments other liens which % be allowed
the purchaser OF the purchase money. or paid By
the Referee S464 "a and interest The premises viii -
sold subject prior mortgage 81 $4,000 with interest,"
Dated. York. March 5th. 1874
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee.
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Surr0gateS Notices.
N ORDER OF HON.

" INST ANIL VI M OhDEK or HUN.
Abner o. Thomas. a Surrogate CT the County Of New
1ork Notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Antony Reisert als7 known Anton Retser-
late OF The County % New York deceased present the
with vouchers thereof their
place o. transacting business. ".
heals. No broadway Borough o. Manhattan. The
city OF New before
Dated New York. the f3th day OF January.
LOUISA ALSFELD. JANET MULLER HENRIETTA
GEffRING. Executives
OLIVER ". REAIS attorney FOR exerutrIcee 81 Broad
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city. y.
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Foreclosure Sales.
/. SUPRElIE


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
York-The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Plaintiff. against Harry Overington e al Defendanls
Action No . In pursuance OF a Judgment Or F0rc-
closure and sale duly made and entered IN ths aovs
entitled action bearing date the 81 day o. March lsos
l. the undersigned said Judgment naI1eo
viii sell at Public Auction. at the New YORK hesA
Estate SslesroOu No 16l Broadway. Borough % MAJ
haitian. city % New York. the 18th day oI h&rc.s
leU4. at i O'clock n0on on that day. ~ bryan y.
Kennedy Auctonee-. the premises directed ~ sain
Judgment 20 BE- sold and thern described as follows
All that certain lot. piece parcel CT land togetncr
with the building and improvements thereon erected
situate lying and being IN the Twenty-thirt Ward y
the Borough o. the Bronx. city % New York bounc>f
tire southcriy side thirty O59th)
Street. distant hundred twelve feet SIT
inches from the formed intersection % ths
Eouherv side o. hundred and thirtynnth ti5Hthl
street with the westerly side Of Alexander Avenue
running thence southerv and partly through party
wall or partition and parallel with Alexander Avenue
one hundred tllfN feet the line 81 block
thence westerly song said line AMI parallel
With l39th street eighteen GSl inches.
thence uortheriy partly through another party
Partition and parallel with Alexander Avenue one hun
dret to feet o. the southery side OF 18Th
thence easeriy along the souheriy side %
OF beginang Dated: View York. March 5th. 1904
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN Referee
TURNER. ROLSTON a KORAN. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
70. = William Street Borough q Manhattan. New
YORK CITY
The following f. diagram the property 70 be sold;
It's street number Is 55s F. 139th
nG4r
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The approximate % lien charge 10 saf~
sfv which the above described 10
Sll ~ - with interest thereon 23d
1904. together with costs and allowances to
S435 % with interest from 3rd 1ss4 together
with the expenses Of the sale The Approximate
taxes assessments other liens. which
% the purchaser % the money.
the Referee. Is S52799 and interest
Dated: New York March 5th f9O4
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN. Referee
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
LIILAIIl Al EnALEA ~

YORK March TO- 1904.
PREFERRED CAPITAL sTOCK-DIvIDEND NO. 20.
4 L A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Board Of Directors % The American Agricultural
Chemical Company held this Gay. resolved that
semi annual dividend q THREE CD PER CENT on the
Preferred capital stock be declared and paid April lst
next to stockholders 81 record March 18th. 1904.
The Transfer Books Of both Preferred and Common
Stock will be- closed at O'Clock =. u March 18th,
1894, and TelIeDel O. April 1s. 1904
yFIDMAS A DOE Urea surer.
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-, "a .-..--io-. or for n-quirilg addi-
1900 -f,~lys forda securities or property %. a-ls
fl,-.-.-i-+to, Additional bonds 60 tne amount oi
a ~ 5,,,o moan certified Iy tne trustee and oe-
49, "a mo company. bEt have not been 500.
-. . az O00 bonds were certified prlor 70
~ 49, 1e. and appear in The co0eo.loaiec
a.,.r~e sheet ae given above.
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OFFICE OF
NirEinla-C nrnllna ChemIcnl Go.

Fsrhmru1 Va March Sth. 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a dividend OF 20 1.-TWO PER CENT.
tho same being quarterly dividend No -. the Pre-
frreI stock ot this Company. payable April 18th. 1904
when checks VH te mailed 90 an Preferred stockholders
o. business March 3lst. books
transfer Preferred closed from
April 1s' April 18th. both days inclusive.
s. TRANFF~ Treasurer.
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The premises sold subject q mortgages %
thereon bearing interest AT sac per
lewis 10 a o WI
until April 30. 1905
Dated. York. February g. 1904
JOHN WEBER and JACOB z. Mc1IC-IAEI. as trl.-
Plaintiffs.
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r,NA,IA K.TIROAD CoNPAYy.
nLEASE TAKE NOTICE MN THE AS

DLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE AN
4 ru4. Meeting ~ che stockholders - the Panama
Railroad Company viii O." held the ofce ~ the Com
RAINY. state Street the city OF New York. on
MONDAY rE- 4E day ~ April next nj i O. clock noon
purpose % serfluE thirteen Directors 90 Tor
ensuing until tho- successors he
elected f.r the TRANSACTION of such other business
a4 before 90. meeting The polls be
uraarI Or - ogls,k noon. and Will be closed at =
O'Clock The stock transfer books viii
Do closed -urlat. fhe 3ls day Of March 1904 at Il
Hri...S u..r raI aIU De- r-,Iruai 10 A. NJ Tues
day. enc 9th lag or Apri lp-t b order Of the Board
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DiUideHJi Notices.
Railway steeI-Spring Company.

Railway Steel-Spring Company.
$780,. ~ Broadway. New York. February - 1904.
\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT G2gG has this
day oeen declared the Preferred OF this Com
pany payable March 2st 1904 Stockholders OF Record
March H. at the Metropolitan Trust company OF the
City OF New York 80 IS all Street. New York city.
Transfer books Of the Preferred
March llth and reCpcned March 22ud. 1904
RAILWAY STEET~SPRING COMPANY.
JAMES g. BEACH. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
Dividend on TWO AND ONE-TT 4 I 4

PER CENT has this day been declared upon the
Preferred Stock - Company payable April
1900 Stockholders Of record the close business
March 2lst. 1904 transfer bo Will be closed
% the Preferred stock March March sst
days inclusive. Checks wall De mailed.
r. II ISMON. Secretary.
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Ocean Steamers.

A LADY TAKING DAUGHTER ABROAD
viii chaper0n TWO others. intelligent sirhtse.-
az reasonable outlay assured financial ether
erences given Address - II. p Tribune Uptown or
nee 1854 Broadway =
4 DVERTISEMENTTS subscriptions FOR -. 1-t,..,-
~ received at their JpCown Once.
NO. 1853 BROADWAY
Advertisements viii Be AZ
onces az regular once until O'clock = N VIZ
20 Sth ave = 23f 81. fS2 Stn-avs cor f2n-sf
~ East l4Sh 81 20 West 42d between I'm and an
aves Zs3 Vest 125thst 13sS Sd ava Tsn Ara
TTth SITS io2s 3d-avs. siss-st i7os iss-sr~-
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Financial Elections.
WESTERNS Gas CONPANY.

WESTERN GAS COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE SHARE
Il holders o. the Western Gas Company VIII be held
th. once or Company p Broad Street New York.
Monday March 1904. - IL o'clock a. N Tor the ele
Ion 81 a board Of the year and
for Of such other business come
before the meeting
Ts transfer books tbe COMPANY will he closed al
O'Clock y N March 1ith viii be reopened az 10
O'Clock NJ March - 1904
ROHFRT' PRAY. Secretary
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oThER GILES.

,repost.d By special vire 20 Haven Townsend. No
~ waIl-st. from their Philadelphia once No. i2s
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Crimson - WILLIAMS. Attorneys for Administrator
r., ffH-.tv street. New York city
u PTRSI-ANCE or AZ ORDER or HON.

4bnc- g. Thomas. a Surrogate o. the County ~ New
vr-k Notice Is hereby all having claims
against Louise Starring Ian. ~ the county Of New York
i.aSad 60 rtscat With vouchers thereof TO
the subscribers Their place - transarng business No
Manhattan The CITY OF New YORK on
,.- rar,re tle First DAY %: August next.
Dated View the .iIh 0t JJnudEr 81 1903
NELSON SMITH. EDISON BRADLEY. Executor
EDWARD Wells j.. Attorney for Executors. al