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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08

TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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Chicago. March Wheat closed is to 2Ssc lower.
liquidation keeps Up. and the May price tonight
shows I5c, and the old July. Sc decline from the
high price o. ten days ago There is not the OUT
side buying there was. The market shows no great
short interests 10 bring about any recovery. The
Armour interest was selling to-day and IS not
longer giving any support TO the market There
was no moisture in the Southwest, but the crop
advfces from there not so serious as might
he expected from the long dry spell March
closed at slo May sold at 96aic and at sS14c, and
closed at e4c Ola July sold from s354o to 9O2sc and
closed al s1c. Worlds shipments were p,n2OVO
bushels and Russia shipped 25S4.oJO bushels. For-
eien urices were weak. Gables reported the Ar
rentine strike settle. Receipts Northwest ana
west were larger than last year. Clearances were
sq Ooo bushels The visible decreased $4,000 bushels
..Tbe Orange Judd Farmer" estimates the rich
Farm reserve at 157o0o0O0 bushels. compared with
1s4 oa00 bushels last year. The market is smaller
,,sn II was and that counts against the high
prices. 49,. -.
~, lower March left of at sic. May sold at 541c
q-s 6sso and closed at 5S5sc. sellers July closed
81 ~. sellers There was Armour selling OF May
ti-ough brokers'. but Logan Bryan took good
deal Of Nay Tor somebody. Liverpool closed ia TO
"a higher The Orange Judd Farmer estimated
the corn farm reserve at 66OelOo0 bushels. COM
o-es with 1858 10000 bushels last year, and said
that the figures indicated the largest Consumption
q, record due 10 THE severe winter. Receipts were
-Sg cars with 2-5 estimated for tomorrow Clear
a-ces were 10000 bushels. Spring sales were 5'VV0
bushels The visible increased $4,000 bushels. The
stock here 10000 bushels increased 1900 BUSH
els Worlds shipments were S,9S7.o0o bushels; on
1900, ,,,--oaeo5 COS 900 bushels The market was
hclued most by The Orange Judd Farmers hG-
,lres. The weather IS unfavorable FOR movement
mild and rains.
Oats closed &c lower 10 &c higher The incident
was large buying o. Nay through Nrenn. PROBABLY
5ag o0 bushels The May advanced $50 but yield
ed some later There were various theories as 10
the principal The popular one was that some OF ne
big oats people IN the Northwest were taking IN
hedges Receipts IS cars: the estimate Tor
,o--ro--ov- 500 cars Tho Orange Judd Farmer
estimated the farm reserves at 25SCooooO bushels
compared with S6gO00coO bushels last year. That
was considered bullish.
The provision market was narrow There is not
60 much outside buying. The packing element Is
more aggressive on the selling side Everything
closed lower: pork soc lower. lard 100 to 1910 lower
and RIBS &c 20 JOG lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
LEASES sTARsucK ESTATE TRACT.

Charles Field Griffen & Co have sold the prop
erty Of Thomas J. Meighan. at Orienta Point,
Mamaroneck. to Clifford V. BrOkaw; the farm OF
Gilbert P. Haviand. in Harrison. TO c. p. Roberts;
the Weeks property in Ridge-st.. IN Rye. TO John
G. Richardson. and the house OF Seymour J. Hyde.
IN LarchmOnt, TO n. Stetson. The same firm has
rented the following: The Starbuck estate prop
erty at Rye Qeased by the same brokers' for the
last two seasons to ex-MayOr Low, to Pliny Fisk;
the Cary property. at Premium Point, New
Rochelle, to Edward Thaw; the Boswell house. at
Greenwich, to W. b. Nash: the Browne cottage, at
R0ckridge. TO +. W. HOeninghaus and the McClavo
estate property. on the shore at Byram F6lnt, to
G. X. q. Billings.
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REAL ESTATE.
T5CO Big Harlem Plots Change
Hands.

The sale OF Harlem property was a feature OF
the market yesterday II has been for some
time /. J. Phillips & Co. sold for the Henry Hen
lem estate TO Abraham Ruth. a plot rs. 4x1OO-1
feet, on the south side OF Ninety-eighth-st. 9Ss
feet west OF Sec0nd-ave
GutwilIg Brothers bought No. Il 10 II East one
third-st-. four three story and
basement dwelling houses. each 173xI01 feet. They
own the adjoining Madison-ave corner plot. and
now have plot OF 1cOxl5O feet facing Mount Nor
us Park It is one Of the choicest parcels in Har-
ZEN: The same f1rm has sold through VI. Lindheim
% plot 15XlUJ feet, at the southwest corner Of
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REALTY NOTES.

Irving p. Loveioy reports the following leases:
No q Jay-st. for a term Of years. to the Central
Consumers Wine and Liquor Company, No. 23g
Greenwich-st for q long term to the Postal TeIe-
graph and Gable Company. and also offices in the
loft building at Church and Cortlandt SITS. and
lofts in No u Dutch-st-, No. 50 Fulton-st and No
213 PCarl-st.
Bloodgood. De Saulles & Talbot have opened a
country department in connectiJ1 with their Office
under the management OF Philip L. Jones' OF
Greenwich. Conn. They have also opened a branch
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once az Greenwich which win Be in charge OF 1fr

once az Greenwich which win be IN charge OF Mr.
Jones.
The Charles T. Noyes Company negotiated the
sale OF No. 100 East Twenty-sixth-st. four story
and basement dwelling house lot 2oioo feet. for
Silas H Furman The purchaser. client OF the
brokers who made the deal intends to hold the
property investment.
hlenke BROTHERS are the buyers OF a plot on the
cast side Of MadtsOn-ave. between Thirty-frst and
Thirty-second SITS, which recently reported
sold.
l. J. Phillips & Co. were the brokers IN the sale
Of a private stable IN East Seventy-third-st- to
Daniel J.. Sullv.
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Citations.
1yHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

UyHE PEOPLE OF THE SIAIE OF NEW
York by grace OF God free and Independent. to
VanEerteck Beam, Rite HlgbLe, Florence
heirs ana next OF kin OF Charlotte Parker deceased
end rreetng: whereas The New York Life &
Trust Co Of the City Of New York. has lately applied
the Surrorates County Of New York, 70
have instrument in writing relating 70 both real
and personal property ouly proved as the last WIN ana
Nestament % Charlotte NJ Parker late Of the County Of
New York deceased therefore you and each Of you
the Surrogate County New
YORK AZ his oace. the County New York the 18th
thousand nine hundred and -four at half
PAST o'clock IN the forenoon q that day, Then and
there probate Of the said last VIII and
Testarnsnt And such you hereby cited are
under TIE twenyone required 20 appear
70 have X have none,
10 sprear and apply FOR hs appointed in the
event al YOUR neglect failure 20 do guardian Will
appointed b. the Surrogate TO represent and act Tor
IN testnIony whereof caused the Seal Of the
Surrocates Of the said county ~ Sew York . s
be-euuto affixed. witness, Hon FRANK T FIJI
GERALD a Surrogate OF said county Of New York az
ssis County the rd Of February IN the o. cur
Lord ons thousand nine hundred and -four.
JAMES A DONNEILT.
~. al Clerk CT the Surrogate's Caa-t
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RECORDED noRTGAeEs.

Dunn Alfred r. 10 Iawyery Title Insurance. Com
pany; 26th-st s. 4Sl3 Il " OF 6th-ave; a., N
Berrfeld Ben. to James Phillips jr. a.. trls-
' rg- iiS n 5 ~. /. " ., .. ave- 1000
No 22s2 also 111thst. Nos 500 and 800 East a "a
prior mortgage. $4,000. instruments; cent 1oOO
St 40 co East years: "a per 5000
Hamilton. Louis a, and another 70 Ellen !. Dor
den. guardian: 101st-st. =. go q " Of West -. -.
Carafaio. Vincent to Amsrican Mortgage Com
pany. 111th-s No 302 East; years per cent lO.OO
Lpschitz Rebecca. TO Citizens Savings Bank; - -.
vIfiitms sar TH 10 Iies II IS stGrsis: 14oh-st
10 It W OF sth-ave; due June = 1904; O. ~.
Kaufmann. Matilda. to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company; i2ih-st. No 24s East; years; Ia,
same to Minnie Doughiass; same property; prior
se 25a samuel 10 YEA sar 2ST and another
iark-ave. e corner ll5th-sti prior mortgage -,
SIS O65: due May l. 1906. per nt-s-.s-s. GoOOc
Trust Company: 5sth-st. No $40 West. year:
BGse. F Frederick. to Title Guarantees and Trus;
Company; d4th-st 8 Si6S # of Amsterdam -
Schmidt Henry. to Matilda wesxer: washington
s5S s n 2 S9FHGE iso g. RriST moFsas s Oc
Gardner Masi sarah r tG car 70 r., g1 I
same 10 sarah II Powell: i2d-st No 100 west,
PRIOR mortgage $40 600; also 43d-st. No 126 to
I51 eJJ; year 2 per E'0Oe
No T75; Ieasehod demand; per csnt......... I2s7o
Gross. Samuel. and another to the stass Bank;
cd-st. TO IT W OF Avenue c; also 2I-s;.
No sc due per cent note .................- 5000
Tho State Realty and Mortgage Company to
Michael OErien and another, executors;
l2Gth-st. = 325 II " OF Aulstertaul-avs;
Iab6ey. Frederick a. Union Dime Savings IN
William I4bbey. runs " to E /. Fort Washington-
etc; due May I. 1907; per go. 50 900
eacel Methodist Episcopal Church OF wakefed
10 f59 a Sf wasbI5rt65v1,,. s 3 being linz i9s
4Vo'' D Per 1000
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NEW REALTY COMPANY.

A certificate OF Incorporation OF tho Pilgrim
Realty Company was fled yesterday IN the County
Clerks Office. The corp0rators are Selis Citron.
Henry Salinssy, Abraham y. Leventhal and Louis
J. HameL The company has a paid up capital OF
$500 u Will take over all the property owned
by the corporatOrs, who have dealt extensively IN
Harlem and Washington Heights property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Clinton-ave. west side. 70 feet south OF One-hur-
bred -and-eighty-second- st. two two-story frame
dwelling houses 1sx50: Amelia Pink. owner; J. J.
Vreeland. architect; $500.
One-hundred and-seventieth-st- and Prospective,
southeast corner three hve-storv brick tenement
houses. one 2q5itxSG6, two s25a4x100; Wahlig &
Iousin. owners. Ford & LANDSLIDE architects;
IN
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BOND SALESMAN
Notice of Dissolution.
ROBERTS & CO-CERTIFICATE OF

a
IL continued Of firm name
where's, the copartnershp heretofoTo existing unle.
g., ~ A T. has been dissolved
Nv The withdrawal William Writ Patrick one 81 the
S,arrers from paid but the business or tho sad
corartnershp conducted by Il s TO be continued by te
hereto Sherman Hoyt one OF the cOpar nes
Al Ire Aforesaid firm under the same partnership or bls
Of r Roberts & Co.. provided BY Sec
ss % o. 81 Article . Chapter 40. laws OF
lie state OF New York known as The Partnership
md whereas said copa-tnershp 80 dissolved was
within state OF New York. and has trans
sc,s5 business more than three years,
Therefore !. Sherman Huyt, residing IN the 5o-
oyEh Of Brooklyn the city OF New York. IN the state
49, do hereby certify anu declare pursuant 20
said laws that the only person now and hereafter
intending deal under tho said business
rsm Of A Z Roberts q Co. and that my principal
place Of business located IN the Borough Of Manhattan
in County OF New York
SHERMAN HOYT.
state % New York. County of New York.
or this day q February. 1903. before person
ally appeared Sherman Hoyt TO me known and known =
described IN and who executed
ne foregoing instrument IN writing. and duly acSnow
edged executed the for the purposes therein
mentioned
Public Kings County.
Certificate fled in New York County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
WILL ENLARGE A. LEwsoHws HOUSE.

The four story and basement house OF Adolph
I1wisohn. No West Fifty-seventh-st. IS to b
rcmodelled and enlarged by tho addition OF fifth
story The remodclled building viii have n new
facade OF ornamental stone. and viii contain a
music room, a library and picture gallery with
glass dome. Tho cost Of tho improvements IS
estimated at So 900 by ~ w Drummer, the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
Financial Meetings.

New York, January pa 1904
81 Iouis Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting the stockholders Of the St Louis
Southern Railway company viii be held
a. tie eereral once Company In the city Of
Ious NlssourI Tuesday. March Sth, 1904. at nine
o'riorr thirteen Directors
ensuing year Tor the Transaction ~ other bust
ness that may before said meeting. The annual
meeting Directors W be held a. The same Office
OF transfer
vii be closed on saturday January SON. 1900, twelve
clock n0on and roopened the day following the
stockholders adjournment thereof.
GEO. J. GOULD. President
A. H. CALEB. Secretary.
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LEASES BUILDING FROM PLANS.

c. Wiesbecke has leased from the plans the SIX
story building be built at the southeast corner
of Ore-hundred- and forty-nirth-st and Thrd-ave.
The lease IS said be for term Of sixty-siX
years, and the yearly rental more than Sl2.05o
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TO IMPROVE BROADWAY PLOT.

Duff & Brown have sold for the estate OF Ed
mund Connolly TO a builder, for Improvement,
plot 50x1JO feet. on the west side OF Broadway. 8
feet north OF One-hundred-aud-forty- second-st.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Blocker and Brooms SITS. n corner. Tor a SIX
story brick hathOuse. S0x67 9. MarlrrausIrv q
Applehaum. owners; @ + Pelham architect =
Sd-st. s g. 80 u Of G0erck-st for a two gtory
oflck market, SoSxdS9; Frankel & Werner.
Nst-st. s.. 200 Il Of Park-ave for a one story
prick kitchen. a5x1OO: Ford Shaw. owners:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
FIFTH-AvE. BUILDING LEASED.

Joseph F1eischmann & Co. have leased to L P,
Hollender & co. No 20 Fifth-ave.. five story
building on a lot 2S2x100 feet and the four upper
floors OF No 222 Ftfth-ave. 22ixI50 feet The lease
IS for twenty-One years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
INTERESTING BROOKLYN SALE.

Miles & Heller have sold for DR.. Louis c. Petit
the northeast corner Of Ocean Parkway and East
Seventh-st. Brooklyn. size 7L3x17sxl64 feet
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SALE OF sHERMAN-AVE. PLOT.

David Stewart has sold for John L. Cadwalader
TO Max Marx, the tract OF eighteen lots the
north side OF Sherman-ave. from Emerson to
Isham SITS The plot has a frontage Of $50 feet In
Sherman-ave 200 feet in EmersOn-st.. and LOO feet
In Ishanl-st
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A SMALL BUILDING ON CHOICE SITE

Tho Thompson-starrett Company has decided {
build a two story building the premises No
to g Fast Forty-sccond-st. an irregular plot wit
a frontage OF IS feet
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II1th-z.. $. 1896 It OF Tth-ave. ooAx1oo1i
5h tl 10 ,. f'.., 81. Nominal
and STT dao T5al'g ana a'sr 20
2fr rdaa s 70 e John S9 II Koran tV Eortsas
JsEs5s-avc " corner buchanan place ioot
100: Alexander Johnston TO George " McAdanI 100
eetS'sj q s. 262e # " OF Columbus ave 81 *
1OO1i: John Wyuns and another 70 Louis Lleb- 80
Coles 70 ~ Rsbscea 1apseSa5s Nominal
man and another to samuel Greenstein: mort go
Is7th-st s 900 It " o. Horle-ave. 5Or1Co: Ros-
smith 70 Elias GusssToT ct al; q C. NorninA4
Frank to Rosie Aaronson and another; rnort-.,
75thtst n $ 100 Z. W Of Avenue A. 25IiO2a;
sascs ...'',a NOnnsn.l
ia hifr SG q al Ls5o
ii 5aas WHITE t ct s hslT 81 to S5 Mathds %Slts
Iyrnan cohen to Harry Levin: mortgages ,oo
NSssaast. No 49, W g 2s1ic 2Ti5 11e5 ii; Maiden
lane No 49, p 5TS S1 i45 s5ai 93 aZ pan PAM
AIlstsg5sr.aye " s. - ? Il o. lsS55st, - *
i0ox10411: Martha a Leayitt to Hayward d
deayitt and 9 9 trust Dec iiiflxgo
IlS me Cs en- 70 5fa5S R5iRfsid s Nominal
FBs ra l ~ 70 q Samuel G. Wiians 251sO
12Stl-st g 100 It . OF Lenox-aye. 5oxS9ll;
Albert HeTskoyits q, 9gd snoher to Amelia New 100
mars s. us St7 a1i 80 w a. i1x75: 10.
-erh Bracker 10 Josephine Lederer. mortgages. ~,
I StOv,fl
EdEec1ulbe ave. No 13T. =. 53Xl16N20xll&lli
T-o-rt-i-s sa7 di0 Nominal
175st So ii Eat. Inter-
river Realty and Construction CO 70 sherman >
Townsend ct al mortgage $4,000. l-xchehgs
5rue E G6s5v Tsfsres to LS5hsIi Veil Is7Oo
/ s. Auu-s-ave. s W corner 159th-st. runs g lytN
w cook % * " COX n 1s.3x n 50.Sx 2SL5;
/ yvvrx-1-- Halle nheck- Crawford Co to Harry G
IIalleubecS mortgages $4,000 Norlina4
Bth-ave. q corner 11Qth-st. 251Ox91: George
Schuester Sarah Greenblatt. mortgage. S5t- 80
5Oth-st. No las 152 West 50N20o1O 70 49.h-
50 Irregular: william Rau to the I0ssiter
Realty Co. mortgage. S66,boO o and. AOO
s. Nl-hOas-avs. corner l~tth-st. llVNl%Si
Cathleen TurneY 70 Max Marx: mortgages 49,,
$4,000: . and -. AON
Same proosrtyi John Wild 70 Cathleen Iurney; 80
nortgages $4,000 o and.-.-.- 4OV
IOsd-st, n 1898 Il g Of Auisterian1-aye t5N
100 II: Isabella Anderson to William Brovsn
mortgage. S3lJtJ -Eeol1lLl<-
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Bank Reports.


QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE COLUNL-
BIA BANK. New York City at the close OF busi-
tho third day Of March. 1904:
RESOURCES.
d d2sP, s9s discounts 'OC'ils e. e.
Due rom trust companies banks.
@''--7' - 80 bse 4es o.
Real estate lSS4.3 II
stocks and bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 -
Tnitea states legal tenders and circulating
notes Of NATIONAL banks ................ IO4eso 90
Cash Items. viz: Bills and checks
FOR the next days exchanges .SloGS79a -
49,, -. ,--y,--2 rs. 42s as
heads: L S Internal Revenus stamps... 1888
t4a99. sos -
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid -. 10000 %
Undivided profits. less current expenses and
taxes psd t-,e'33 -
Due trust companies. banks bankers. brokers -.
rt. T TsiFs an ~ ~. stat; 81 New s5 0 40
above heads VIZ Unpaid diyideads.-...... $500
sI2oa sos -
state Of New York. County OF New York, IS: -
FIFTH Cashier = Columbia Bank. New York City.
hank located ard doing business 40 5o F1f'h avenue
~ ~ esS - Girrscie s,sv. "a -, fr-,8- Ts-5rt
with tho schedule accompanying tho Same s. THO and
belief they further that the usual business .
said bank has been transacted az the location required
elsewhere: and tia; the above report made IN
pance with official notice received from tho super
1904 as tie day on wtl-a such REP ~ fl1 To MADE.
JoSETTII FOX r ,,..,.i --.s,.-
$500. severalIy subscribed and sworn % by both
I. g. Opponents. the seventh d1y - March. 1904.
Notary Public. WssteAes,er County.
Certificate filed in New York County.
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New York. January 22d, 1904
ELECTION NOTICE.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Co.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting % the stockholders Missouri
Pacific RAILWAY Company win be hello az the general Once
t-1r1rauy. % Louis, Missouri.
gg,eedav March sth 1904. al nine O'Clock A n
0fff
frarsacfion other breiness that
fora uzeetlnE Of Directors
vii held the Office the same day. twelve
transfer books viii be closed Eatur-
dsy January Both. 1904 at twelve o'clock
o1ened tie following the annual meeting
siockholders any adjournment tEerecf
l. Il CALEB Secretary
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THE Pr.NSsYTyANIA RAILROAD cO1IPAN

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL- OFFICE BROAD STREET STATION.
Philadelphia. l5th February 1904.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders Of this Company viii be held TUESDAY.
Eighth q March 1904. 90 eleven o'clock A.
Horticultural Hail. Bread Street below Locust Street
Philadelphia
Fockho,lers obtain copies Annual Report
the Company ard the necessary tickets q admission 20
and after the lst o. March next b.
BY letter the Secretzry's Onlce
Street Station. Philadelphia.
LEWIS NELSON.
Secretary.
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FERRY COMPANIES.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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Trust Companies.
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CITYTRUST co
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90 WALL STREET.
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CAPITAL SI.OOO.oOO.oO
CEutirely invested IN city OF New York BondsD
SURPLUS and Undivided Profits 1880. 569.9l
OFFICERS
JAMES ROSS CTRRAN. President.
JOHN ID. CRIWNIESS. Fice-fresident
GEORGE D. SHELDON, I'd Nice-President
AETHI n TERRY, Secretary.
WALTER vs.. LIE. Asst Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John =. Criu1rnfnE, Hosrner d Parsons
Frank il. Plat, Albert O. JenDingA
C;e0ree n sheldon. George ". Perkins
Edward Eyre. Eugene Kelly.
Peter DoelEer charles W. Morse,
lanes I.aynR Elverton r. Chapman.
william r. Grace 1harles '. torneA
Hugh Kelly Frank Y Lawrence
N0rgan l'Vrfen. Albert b Boardman
Jas. Ross Curran- Henry heide
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Furnished Houses to Let.

A keene Valley, y. \. with ten large rooms. seven
Of land. pine trees vegetables garden barn hed
iCshouss and water For further particulars Apply
A NJ FIELD. % East Kinney St. Newark. ". J.
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City Property for Sale.

A LOT FOR SALE a5x1OO at $50 ". 4ttb ~ 1n,r,,-.
~ A. MGIRR, $50 West 18th
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Real Estate for Exchange.
Country Property for Sale.

SPLENDID RESIDENT SITES. acreags 70 SUIT f4-roora
- residence boarding house. attractive loca
ton; either sell lease. PRISDLE. CatskfIl. " z.
Smyrna times., 1904-09-28
A Tinker's Campaign.
[From the Evening Nail ]

lFrOm Ine Evening MILL
Tom Watson did not cover the whole
case when he said. stealing the plat
form of the Peoples party in 1896,
stealing that of the Republican party
in 1904 how can Democratic leaders
now pretend to lead party based
upon cOnvictiOnsE" A fresh pro-
gramme of borrowing is announced by
Bryan. He calls it "engrafting new
doctrines on the party creed" Mean
while the party, as Wendell Phillips
would say, is prepared to borrow from
all quarters. high and low, north and
south, friend and foe" 1t is not 4
party at all; it is Il thing of Shreds
and patches. 1t will put on and take
off. 1t will pu"loin without apology
and discard without ceremony. 1t is
prepared to resurrect an issue today
and renter il tomorrow. funeral cere-
monies omitted. 1t wears nothing of
it's own except the issues of "anti-im-
perialism' and "antimilitarism, and
they are not garments ut all. They are
the cerements of sham phantOms.