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Evening journal., 1904-05-05
Maternal Faith.

'I always knew you did Josh an in
justice" said Mrs. Corntossei. "some
OF the folks that was to town said he
told 'em he was on the water wagon
now"
That's good news"
"Of course it IS II shows the boy
amt afraid Of work. II he can't find
anything else to do. he'll drive sprin-
king cart Washington Star
Evening journal., 1904-05-05
rrrtnr ~ nn the non.

North-You never seem to be impa-
tient when somebody recommends
something for your cold. West-Oh.
no. I just repeat It to somebody else
for trial upon himself. II It helps him,
Z shall know there's something IN It.
II It doesn't. it can't have any bad ef.
feet upon me, you know. - Boston
Transcrfpt.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05
WORLDS FAIR.
First Great Excursion via Pennsylvania
Railroad, May 10.

The first opportunity afforded residents
OF the eastern section OF the country TO
see. az the lowest possible rates, the great
Worlds Fair az st. Louis. which opens
April 30. will be the coach excursion OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, May TO-.
A special train OF standard day coaches
win be run on the following schedule, and
excursion tickets, good going only on
special train. will be sold from the sta
tons named at rates quoted;
Special train
I.nlNn.. RlIn.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05

Hlttehurg, 1cliiai lul's 'ft'
Ar. Indianapolis (Br'kfasO S.soA'M'
Al. .Terre Hauto uunch). .ii.o0
Ar. st. st.LouisCUnion staD 400 PM.
Tickets will also be sold from other sta
tions on the Pennsylvania railroad east
OF Pittsburg and south Of aud including
plmira. Olean. and Mayvlllc, and from
stations on tho New York ana Long
Branch Railroad Cumberland Valley
Railroad. and New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad. good going in
ooaches.on regular trains 10 point of con-
noction with special train. The following
rates will apply from the STATIONS
named:
Chester, Pa. ...s.s'..''''''''' SlN'vl
Delmar, Del. ...... ... '.s'.'.''''' lo'o0
Dover. Dol... ............. .....'.. .... h.ol
wilmington. Del ...... ........'...... lh.5l
Proportionate rates from other points.
Returning, tickets will be good IN
coaches ON regular trains leaving 81.
Louis Union sahon) on day Of valida-
ton and not later than May 10.
For rates Of fare from otner stations
and leaving time Of connecting trains c0n-
suit nearest Ticket Agent.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05
inauguration Of the Atlantic City
Special" via Pennsylvania Rail-

The Atlantic City Special" through
train to Atlantic City via Delaware River
bridge route, all-rail line. win be inaugu-
rated by the Pennsylvania railroad begin
ming Saturday next. May z. The train VIII
leave Wilmington week days at $40 p.
m. Chester 400 p. m, and arrive Atlantic
City. 5.45 p. m. Beginning Monday, May
9. the train will leave Atlantic City, week
days. at els D. m. and arrive Chester
400 D. m, wilmington 42S p. m.
This train will not stop at Philadelphia
en- route 10 Atlantic city. but returning q
will run into Broad street station. II VII
be composed Of Pullman BUFFET pariol
cars and vestbule coaches.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05
$40 for Advertisements
The Evening Journal proposes to give
to its readers
$40 in CASH

for the best short advertisement telling OF the
merits of its want and why everybody should
use it.
The contest is open to every reader of the
paper and we believe this will prove one of the
most interesting ever conducted. Advertise
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Evening Journal is now giving its readers
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We want every one CT our readers to try
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2. The contest will close at 3 o'clock Fri
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You can send in as many ads. as you
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Do You Use Scotch Snuff?
We have 1000 boxes. ] o., &c each.
Ask for Felonetie Little Cigars. 10 for
i5c. Havana Filled. si.i0 per 100.
Durstein. 5 r. End st. adv.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05

TsrEsr frames pictures. ais shiPisy.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05

The Evening Journal reserves the right
to publish any ad. received, and those used
but not coming within tile prize limit, will be
paid for at the rate of 25 cents each.
Evening journal., 1904-05-05

Capital, Cfull paid) $5Oc,OO0.00
Surplus end Profits $975,5OO.OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Fv Parish Fisher Mooney & C. ssa Broadway. $.
= Of Frauklln--t 25xI5o 20 FrslE'1 Alley story
bag. adjourned February Ia . 2sth-st s.
20 n e q Gth-ave 2.Ngs.9 story bog. II Hart
II Hast Of. kel1Es * e. attrH. Randolph hLTEy
ref ra-titl-r. adjourned % February iC
fly JOSEPH p Day: 7vh - n q iith-st,
q Uxss story TX ten h, Erncst Haryier agt " r
due g. 40 81 $685. 81 sold sub @ prior
= els r e q shave 4Oxa9 II. a story ten h;
sctio- Life Insurance and Trust COMPANY
ag George clarke al. Emmett r, attys; EMU Gold
-rrk rcf amt due S3O4I9 lG taxes etc 81 Isl as %
TIE plaintin $500: 30 I2Sth-st, las = q
sth-sve sOx9s Il story b. action Same aEt
same eans attys due So il9 80. taxes etc.
-. plaintiff $29 900. 2Gi lG-th-s = 100
II ~ ave. 2SIG9 Il story ten ?; acton 4
san. az. Same same attys: Bookstaver ref amt
Que SO Of. etc s20l IL to the plaintiff Tor
g1s.Ucn
2s1s2rc5 cxTT story bk b. " Degnan 20 n agt
N TIsRer4y al: John Vincent atty u Q Snyth. ref
rorfon 10 the plaintiff for SiO&5o Ce1 Boston Road
~ about 10 n n I64th-Et, 1G tx 20 Sd-ave :
stv ? avg and / IN sd-ave: k1ick-roocker
Ri fstng Loan Company DAILY e az: n II GIBBS
Ingers0ii. ref amt due. Sll3t 90 taxes etc
80 So rrfur utre 5000 to Thomas DAILY Ior tdO
BY philp suyth: 81 s0thst. $. = q OF Manson
ave esxs3 story dwg h; Emisrant Industrial saw
Ings BANK AT 7 A Wilson e. al. n r J Csorrlan,
sifvr. Il nurfy ref: due, SO iO5 50. taxes ETC.
S7I4 &c. " HunSerfort representing party IN II
Nv Rs~nsrd snyth & sons: Il f2oth-st n 1894 u "
~ Nfpfscu-ave "a 7xpo II. story dwg n; C1izers
s--F~~s Rank agr r HUTnrrtes and another ILTsson
r hffys: ArrnaEe Mathews. REF amt oHe SHOWS o.
Sa4es etc. IS; to tho plaintiff for Si+SOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

iFT TrirCPtPn 70 TIE Tprrr.,.rr
q. - 70 S-lne-e 10 developing runaway rns-t.-
" "neat wt-h the big Armour hoIsf,r r,sl-,- !, 40
- ior any ere 10 buy much MAY an6 with "a. h,,-,
80 ueconine the popular one in the yu'v IN. -,
% eafly 70 the bull movement v-s,os -.
- 'p'ear@Hoe TIE May price today at che tins.
~ 1a'AHee o. nc. The market closed IL ~,
- yes1sfosy Nay Eold &c and AZ assso s,6 $50
N~Nc sellers. July closed e. $50 r.. -, -.
- ee''eTai one wns shown by IN. sdvrace, IN "a,
800 -a-ket Minneapolis moved W o. r.. .. -,
- - oi1 Duluo- Tie ordinary wheat new. "a.
- 10-s-.lefoe 20 anybody Il was .rri-e,y . -
shet me Armour people gave SON. a,,rl A,-,
- ~ ne market got under way vbes. $3.50 =
a.. -4 ~as a seller GOOD share Of the dav ,1s
-. p1'oes we're higher. Consos ve-. IN a -,
- ~ eTset sone % tho war tax rt.. -. -.
ne"-fork Liverpool gss Only "a - - :,
i'''1s lover The foreign news ooutrsf,,..s ..,Lt
-, a.. Iels northwest care were 1875 cor,ps-ss
tsro,, Feaf. ana the primary nsovezaoa, ,v,,
49, Jun compared with 90 600 t-.b -
- N--vo bush TIE No 2 red b.-. - - =
ne 'oy buyers Influenced bv Tn. r,,-,s
- up tiileiion; sho-ts have bear oou,rs,,r -. p
secount N ths buying for long
1T ciosea lAesho higher the Mo- ,,,.,,-- o..
'l's a. o'e selers- There was q ~, - - 1ho
a. resl--s = ~ ~ ueo up ~ rich holden NJ -
=. , - nc 81 ooe and closed AZ TO 80, - 80
eet Ooylnt was 1us, az IA. c.. =, - Hns Big
s1n which hss ths big tins-p,-.,,.. r'ONs o ths
$780, -,.,, 40 cars. with .s5 .s.in,.,. .
tir,. r., = sNs's @gsd higher Tier, -. :.
stescy g sso 49, 60 - % oey. Cash corn wa.
specust,,, ,,-s. 1nnes were 10000 sasA n,
- liNel vas he biggest - 49,, 80
N1N dc not TAI 20 maks a ~ -
s ..F &c and closing At sc - Nay
SGlac hiCher than yesterday - 80 close va
- teid az fo.so and s<7sc sne clo,,s :. a. nc
ee~ed a. sohS Pauch hAs ~, - AZ <noi 5uy
rH1dfCu ~@et bought a
a.. , eiosaa hiEher-pork Ut eoo Ia, - 80.
- - 90 90 Ihs principal provision r-,,' = &c
AFgs ssiiers TIE oonue-us 49, - noones
-. t.eo-A'o1a who sEs Ions On lsrc sr.v. -,
81 - -. mere va lot Of covering Gnd a re- -,
u's olyirg. Provisions fen n, "a, - - Ssal
49, asAer West there e2ooo Aox. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,Ys,b-. Nos so and 81 West. b4xiOo IL; ii6th-
a. 40 west SfNlCO H. NOWHERE
r-o,ven 10 Jacob Kottetc: o and. ~
sor,e D-onerty. Jacob K0ttek TO Hlrnuei Ensels-
mortgages. ss4 900. MONTE
e,y-a uron.rtvt SanueI Engeisberg to Lyman
S,hulruan; mortgage $4,000. .NoTnin
i2s1 81 No 50 West i6HtS !: Dora KILLER %
,2 ;gSo9 NoS 255 end 257 East 5G1!4l1; John
Ta,ob Cha rnovitE anG anotheE'
1ortgare s3e 900: o c and. ..--....--..-.
ros5asf n = $50 II " Of Colunous-evo. runs "
81 c. n 100 Tx q CT n 100 liz A. lOx lec Tx
- Ion 8 IL: william Hogan 20 Joln DO Al
s0th-st no yHSfsr. Coli, G eli title. 80. .Nonin
Same oroe.9 ,noreaze 81 100 ..,.... Ncmin
a. n 245 Il Of oth-aVo, -cp1SS "a, Jonh
Iisrlmann to Lsss ct a.; Hort6aSe Z.
,ts,b - No Ia 70 i4s west 75xfoo IL Isaac II ..
sscsenzvrel. and another to Louis Jaco
o. $ 100 Il OF Ioth-eve. lO9xIOpAlg
ToseDh 1. Buttenweser TO Alhs sesal mort 4,
saes SfOooC; o and 80 -
$50 40 lbs. e 6. 25Xoo; Thomas w Jones
eyeitcr trustee. TO Jonas Wen and ehothsr'
mortgage, $1,000. i, II. l,oritz Duitaaer
adoiph HoIIander: mortgage si4 Nv Esoii11l
7,S-av~ n W corner Il2th-sL 23llxleo, henry
BfschoT Metropolis Sscurities Company
n1orrEage, s6o.eOo 90
tsist-s n G. 41s II Of BToaqw2y !ohSSiA.
Trances y CEtlin 20 Frances J Marunez' =.
cr-ines No O. y g. 3xi0l 6x2Sxso-s; HyTnsn
tTs.Ib.nstone 20 savsrino GUARDING Of Al; mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Citations.


TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
- ,1o-E-By tie Eses e Cod tEes saa Independent
A S Martin i1us r. sa-s.a aSe p NsrtI5 S yi asSi5y
5tt. a AsS-;u e. 49,, 81 y Se~ lS!k Anto
saa credits S-eh we're q Ws!tga n Martin. deceased.
corlslis X Fsa6edy. Alice II Eorland. Harry 81 no.
Foiter - ceae1si C,aIsiSn n TsIv +, Dougi.
81 Louis Iio;.se5 Tae;apsgn Hoil.Ftsr. Gene al
lem II Redwood. Gsrdn tri1cEcfior- as Adrlins-
coreis n faosror 6sceased Isaas Parker MI I9
Marin z.H. vIrs1a. mr f's s9.uI Ea,sy.
HsysH. ace Haven catcrns scream Haven. orsWSid
VOID rsabeey oeorfe re.bsdy, Psslta fesbody Emma
yDb asTn abeSh Iign5ineioh elbb Joha WIZARD
guSo-l Issbsi Seton Hoffman. Central trust company
Gee enser ths last and Testament Jehn L5nss
Et,Utes trustee 4 re Trts Created b. lie i&.i wfn
beT..t ~ Jrns.. II Frs-e.s az rsraiadefInen ana
= AZ Persou5 inteere' n tAs estats 81 isaac srsn
q la eFsesoTs =. esy:5ses E lss1 az:
hersy ctee ard rsqut.sa psrsSnsy 70 ss sna sy0es
~, s.rr,.ss csaSS q sss cssrty bsia At
SoT N g gs P 's *. 5sg q SeT Y 90 S: ISL
Gay Z, IsrsTS rio ~ - sreaoan q that day.
s.d sfsTs 70 attsrf , 57i frsGs az sos TsTnf
es Of ne Ts cTs9tea eees ss - r ths tsnsht Of
EsTry = Man ara REHABILITATION: and then ara
, TIE, 20 so sss fs sne,ss r. ra5s g sAd
a- =. sss~h Ts-i~see why sune oonpe;eat persen
.frr1d net appointed - such trustee
~ rer iece and etead her sgcessor Ter ne ~
a. feernste II Francis shcati n taNe 49,
sr,hT Or sierent rslef Issy be jssi and sSoS9s;
= o. 5 Tsssi's -, ss 6, tvstysas yeats rssTiTsa
2 spPs sS. Sg z APP sse:E soa sg sseasd
o. .s z the VIZ NIB ss sr7ssa suTosats to represent
80 ss-her-rf caused ne teaa -
IN Aeasi' s~r~r~gfrs' Cru- ~ the salo No.lg q
Neyy York % he hcrsuuto stirred. witness. y.
49,, {. Thomas. n SrF,a o. 81
=. A.. - 4 r-rf- a. the County CT rev toFAy
s9sb tPv q December, N ne 9sA "a
.bor@ons rfrs hufrffree and TIRE
e1r -o'0 Wv - afz.-r-Tl Q TTfDlff-S Surrcrste
,--x-u rTro,,c A. yvfttrI-1sEAD. Attys foE Fsuconss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
REAL ESTATE.
Captain L. Norton Goddard Buns to
Protect His House.

captain f. Norton Goddard, who owns and oc-
cuples the dwelling house at the northeast corner
c. Ihirty-sixth-st ana Lexingtor-ove.. has bought
we o"e4Lns house At the southeast corner Of
Thirty-sixth-st and Lcxington-ave ss.5xs5 feet
shd the adjoining dwelling house No. 2s9 Liking
loAso teet from Lewis Cass Ledyard ex-
SoilIllloeore OF the New-Nork Yacht Club. Nh
- &c ltes In tie house at the southeast corner
- III 1th-st and Lexngton-ave. he recently
so-eLt TOT MS own occupancy No. East Eighty
sssEShth-st-i for about 500 90. Captain Goddard
Deys tle 1-eEIngrOn-aye. property to protect the
Lsht and air OF The house which be occupies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
REALTY COMPANY ELECTS DIRECTORS.

AT the annual meeting of the stockholders OF tne
Hudson Realty Company. held yesterday, 'ne 1oI
- ,.,.ra eact.d directors for the ensuing years
Joseph Fox president Of the Columbia Bank; hehIy
6 Herman, president OF the Union EHchaase
hank; Leopold Stern. Of the firm OF Sterp ,
- -. C,ustay Heidelberg. Of the firm OF Enstelh.
Svoifg & Co; Max J. I1ssauer. OF IdssaGer g -:
s.,nnel We'll Of schwarzschnd. SulTbe-ger q 20
Sr1rrIs s. Barnet. Jesse w Enrich. Leon > AleiiISj
samuel u Jacobs. Joseph b. Bloominsoale anu
srarfrniIlan AorEenthau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
WATT ESTATE BLOCK FRONT SOLD.

william r. Lowe & Co. and a. l. Mordecai q
sor have sold for Thomas L Watt TO the broau-
way Reliance Company the entire block OF Ios -
-, lots extending from One-hundred-a1o-hll
=. ,e-h,,ndred- anc-ifty first SITS, and from So
tS11,Ssvs 10 Macombs Lane. Mt Lowe .ef 49,
sented Mr.. Watt and A L. Mofue0A' w.
purchaser - .-hvra-.s-aue- fifty
I'M snS sfacorubFs Lane. sold last week "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
TO HAVE HONE EOS SWEDISH GIRLS.

Max Marx has sold 40 iis 20 10 South Portland
ave. Brooklyn. a two story frame dwelling house
and three story brick building on plot lclxs5 feet
70 the Swedish Evangelical Pilgrim Church. The
buildings are 10 be renod,ueG aud when completed
the dwelling house viii De occupied by the pastor
The Rev. Charles r. Filstrou ard tho larger build
ing Will be used home for Swedish girls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
,,ur n,No LOAN OF $4,000.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company mas
,o,,es 20 the Manhasset Realty Company S''o.V"
:, the block front the west side OF BROAD"
80, ora-hundred- and-eiEhth TO One-hunored-hho-
- -. v,bar. IN. realty company Is 20 erect an
.ins, sto-y brick apartment house ne Ioan va -
e,rfected through Ritch- "oooioro' Do'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
APARTMENT HOUSE LEASED.

The Alumne Association Of the Training School
for Nurses OF the New-York Hospital mas leased
fro-n Carl Byscher-Iansen Nos. and 10 West
n-,,.tv-.aconds, O. six story elevator apartment
house for term of five years at an aggregate
al or 5S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
FIFrH.Ave. LEASES REPORTED.

The Coe estate has leased from the plans the nrst
aoor IN the building IN course OF construction
a. No 20 Fftth-sve. 20 Charles T. Pearson FOR q
term OF five years: also the second nOor OF the
building to Oscar Carlson for a similar term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

rv Parish Usher Mooney Z Coz Isl 2s-ave " s. 50
Il q l2,h-st. 2oxioO: sly = q avs b. .eaSeholl
Eert~a . r Grueuewal4 e. az, Y e mayer.
afu. Hib1ard ref: amt due. $50 %. taxes &c,
-. q . LeZrEto--aNe, lVoN
10 So 5; Il dwg h: II ChAsmaa Charles Stewart
al Browzr. atty. Daniel Mason. REF; amt cue
s. i.l4. taxss. etc SLIGO
By B-yan L Kennedy: 500 Ifeth-st. $ - Z; " Of
sth-ave a019a II. Ok tsr 3. II StIrges est J
Waiasr % al. 8 stIrges. att. Phelps. ref; ant
due. SIS Si3 "a. taxes. e.. sl7S22 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
pErAILs OF MAplsoN.AvE. DIAL

The purchaser OF the southeast corner OF Madison
ave and Forty-third-st. tho four story brownstone
front dwelling house. SxlcO feet sold recently by
Charles Miller is George Z. Charles who owns the
property al Forty third-st and Nanderbiltave, d.
recty opposite the Grand Central Station Tho price
Is 10 he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

Sew Fnrs. January -. 1904
st. Louis. Iron Mountain r Southern Railway Co
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
sluuai meeting . lie stockho.sers % ne St Louis
Iro1 Mountain southern Railway COMPANY VIII Be tels
a The general once % The COMPANY CITY q 81
Louis. Missouri Tues1av March s-r ieos a. are
clock A. IL Tor Tire election thirteen Directors .o- The
ensuing year an- Tor the transacor q any
ness that may before said meeting The ANNA,
meeting q the Directors viii be held olce on
the twelve tc,ks
VII De Closed Saurcas EanuaEy th 1904 a. twelve
Oclock neon, reopeHel the cay foovrE te apgs
meeting O re stucElol-trz J1rr-s1f
n GALLEY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Nev re-k January 22i. 1904

The Etssourt Pacific Pathway CO.
NOlltE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting 90 the stoc8-5ers q The Missouri
Pacific hallway Company w Pc tt1 gencral s.-s
q Ire Company. 0 T.r-fF Iqsr.f-f
4Ce1c6y. Aa-ch STU. lesa. nine O'Clock frrs
election ~ Lrtean Directors en-rr year ana f,r
ne Joasact1 - e.F other business that may come be-
Tore sac .aeetirg nc annual n-c9E 70 re Directors
VII e ac1 a. - ElT
cccE noon fe tr6tster books All he on gstur-
d.. January 500 1928 twelve oci-- noon az r.
oere1 or ne Gay foiovne the annual meeting of ths
stockfoicsrs s15o-r1rlert ftereof
- - gro : GOULD President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
stmaERa THEATRE PROJECT.

IN. report that Meyer r. Bimberg would build
theatre on a plot at the southwest corner o.
- -. vH-o.,cbester AYES has been confirmed
TN. seIi.r Of the property was the Young Men ,
Shr,,tien Union The plot has frontage OF % rect
.n.tstl.uA nd $50 in Bergen-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
.a. e,or CHANGES RANoa

william p Austin has sold plot OF twenty-s''
Lot. Of the Arden property, near Bronxvile "a
70 James s. Douprioe. who has large holdings
.pa sec.fcu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Mar. James 20 william Hogan: io2d-st, q
30 n " OF columbus- ave: years; per cent.
CTsrke ElizaSsth III. 70 Title Suarantee and Trust
'ccon1pany: eth-ave, No COZ: years: al per
r,trrler Frederick A. TO Title GUARANTEES and
s~S,-s- Company. Madison-ave n " corner s3d-
a.; years; per cent -.
e. NtIton 10 Title Guarantees and Trust Com
rauy: 35tb-st No i2o East years; IA per
cent =: = .,,, I ,..tsi sa
tnr. Bank; sSth-st, s, 1852 Il Of oto-assi
rear: ~ per cent .----
,t-7sriSe Psfsr to Harlem Saving. Bank: Doril-
Ierd Place q =. lot 1872. map OF Powell estate;
i year; 5 per cent. ..-..--------..-.-------.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Financial Meetings.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
meeting c: tse holders OF the voting trust certih-
Gates preferred and common stock q the Seahafd AZ
1890 hereay calico cr ard U'H he held II he prln-
ft-ee: Pe.ersbura Virgin a. en- iOrh day OF FeUru-
1904 u o'clock IN tie forenoon % Isss upoa tie
- s -. as .ef7--... sri l-rcrty nov oTsasa
covered by am rs-ee or ro1Ase G slen portion
6esm he covered ty any i.lsed mott
Esge 81 ce.a,efe' tlst asie s-,n itea "a ~.
gar = hse mion o1s-s. and 90 c11sea.ag tat
sssA -as ana Issue q baass IL ceTtircas holder,
uI be @szed 70 approve a. oae- % The Voting trust
ser6ng 70 e extent q Ten PEI cent Of &c par value
q Ta.5 pr7 re1 bonds a. par receiving herewith
ncuceen Tor ana 90 cogFae'aton q such su5scrip-
Ttock q ss.a Company noW owned uy tie Company as
treasury assets 0gi sasee g EiEe' sc an afrssFn.nts
sc15sd for there sha be reeeve1 n addition TO n.
teoa ead sixteen shares o; common s'oc SAID yetns
tS liens y5s s.. osrsS5ss 3, te-Ss, .ssr,S benS
deliverable al TIE TIVE az re delivery o. the bonds 4
e tlai sa- f-a-ta7al s.bsrr .5ns sra saaI be
Seyst 5na asa T. a. Prove e7I5aSJ w Nes5' L@ir
Trustees q tle company. lho-las T. Ryan aud T. JeIt-
son ca-S S'f7 .- srrss ~ as 's S S sS
tssy ssS g. 70 e 1s I, ST 49, 20 H5.es 70 '2s e.
subscribed Tor By tie certificate h1-crB par. tie
syndicate receiving .nd1ce-esr ,1eree5r an. a
Grn.1t 2 vltaE trust certificates that TIE ccftfcate
bones 10 e taken oy tie zya5cz-e SAID oa-t-ac. pro
SAD are h. mon 55..a-s fAa = ua 70 -s.s s.r i-sts
for s1ter-g INTO sa4 ageseEt ne Banker n -7-;isr-
- 80 .-.-,s-. s.rr g. ,I,-o.. e., "a a
cete. ana taat me Hankers ay receive as c5uIeusa-
ooun,ssozs sslr-iss pruats Of syaiieais
~ order c; TIE volHg ETss.sss. -
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the watt estate to speculative syndicate, which
las resold part OF II.
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INSTITUTION A BUYER.

Tbs Shelter tor Respectable Girls Is the buyer
os No. ~ East Forty-sixth-st reported sold on
Tuesday. Nichols & Lummis the brokers.
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7uE Rsowx BUILDING PLANS.

Castle Hill-ave east side. s03 feet south OF
,,-..Da-az-e two story frame dwelling house, l1sg
s..et. Norpert Robillarc and :. Z SayEe. o"neFSi
RI Ebeng, architect; $4,000
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7 AKEwooD y J-LExINGTON. opposite Laurel
II H.r--. guen sunny rooms. open wood
fes private ard public baths elecJEic slts
Rsres. s. 81 day and Up. A ; uAHEtABE-E
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REALTY NOTES.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

Vaudeville & Collins have leased for the William
Collins estate No SO East Ninety-hrst-st-
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TIE P2OCTT:R 4 CAMILLE COMPANY.
Cl1cnnatl. CAlo January 49, 1904.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have th,s Cay declared civisend q THREE Cd
PR CENI On TIE Common stock % this Clmpany.
payable and after February 10 1904 Stockhoders
q record al a. O'clock Noon. Janasry 80 leos
D. Is. CAMILLE, Becy.