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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
ADMIRAL DAVIS ON BOARI3.

Falmouth, Eng, Dec 19. The Red Star line steamer -Ftnland. having on board Rear Admiral Charles Iz. I1axiss inc American maFller 0f the interim tj0nal coInmission TbiclE is 1b inquire into the North sea incident ra ssed tlae SCiIly island this norlling.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
Ladies Desks.

Thirty styles of choice, new, upsto date House Desks are now ready for choosing from at the Hampson- Sellew Store Prices range from S4.00 up to $5OOO, making an assortment uassur- snasSed anywhere
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
TRACK BURIED IN WATER.

Danbury, Dec. 19-A seventy foot section of one Of the tracks of the Highland division across the end of Storm Lake at Stormville, K. Y.. was swallowed up by the waters and autcksands of the lake yesterday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
ChiIdren's Tsesks.

Go everywhere you please and then go to the HampsonSSellew Store for Children's Desks. You will find them at lower prices than anywhere else on earth. They are going fast So do not delay if you wish to get one Of them
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
A Glenwood for Christmas.

Place your order for new Glen wood Range for Christmas. You win please the cook and the cook will please everybody if you get one. Think it over and see if . new Glen wood is not just what is needed, thereby putting your money and good wishes into something practical. use. ful and necassafy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
WEATHER FoREcAsT

Forecast for Connecticut: Light snow tosni gat; Tuesday fair; warmer to-, night; Tuesday colder i'll northwest rortiop; fresh south to southwest winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
PosTA AsrERs A.PPoIsSTED.

X Washi9g gton,s Dec. 19--The following fourth class postmasters were sslp- pointed today Connecticut, Camp. bells Mills, Joseph c. Tanner; Mas sachusetts, Clayton, Charles IT. Swan
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-19
ANOTHER BLOW TO THE
 RUSSIANS AT nANCHURIA
Siberian Plague Discovered in Factories Maing Cloth
 ing for the Soldiers Admiral Togo Sends an Inter- esting Report Concerning the Torpedo Operations Against the SevastopOI.

St Petersburg. Dec 19.-The governor of viatka reports serious outbreak of Siberian plague in factories in the districts of Viatka and slobodskoi, which are preparing fur coats for the troops in Manchuria, Two hundred and forty-seven cases have already been reported. The plagu,shas been traced to sheepskins and the delivery of fur garments to the troops has been suspended.
 Niatka is government in northeast ern Russia. The town of Viatka. .capi- tai of the government, is 653 miles northeast of Moscow It has tanner ies, distilleries and candle works ana has a considerable trade in corn. linen and animal produce, exported to Archangel and MOSCOW. It has a pop ulation of 26.000 souls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
4 TTENrIoN Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

- = rI3H ri THE CITY RT &C. 5- Of Of 5aRsay
Of Assessments the eaterns ne BuTe@u The
p45yt@n 81 Asses2mgnts ana arrears t2T ~! a. IN
Pursuant the provisions Of chapter o. Of the Laws
No / SEWERS on rHE cfEsCE EST between Not,
Harris Avenue and Jane street; JANE STREET. be
tween the crescent ana Hunter avenue, II En- A'r
No 2 sTEINWAY AYES Jt;-PIPE SEWER and
BRoADwAY-sEWER between Vernon Avenue and
and 9Pputeransss from Bghsa line Of the East fyeE
street through the Crescent to Jane Street. No !.
BROADWAY TRUNK SEWER and appuTtenances; from
Graham iiai Avenue: on GRAHAM Avenue to s. fset
stree; - feet west steinway Avenue on STEIN
Avenue and on GRAHAM AVENUE. from 45 feet west
Of Ste4Way Avenue 70 East Line Of steaway Avenue,
Ter Street through stemer street Broadway and on
Grace Street Ne ! sIEINWAY
r nGe AN 10 Ho9r 'sEsS AKA SEWER and
from tine bs ls s % A t a
MGssy MEME and TEE9 WIH AS9s " and
% & IRON n@0'e Avenue a. S9e nGaT I
Prospe6t % Street. NJ HoPKiNs kTES MsEWERS
JAMAICA AyETI f. f[gnl B2als'a5t g steinway Az
Are@9S lHTG from H Rpea A'Gn1S vaR
camelia Street: 'KozGtwENHovEN STREET. from
Broadway 70 Grand Avenue No 10 HENRY STREET
FEH S AND LA4ING tRo5swALks from JACK
s 70 lT2 s5S BETWEEN aidn
and Van AIst Avenues; ELEVENTH STREET AND
TWELFTH STREET. between Jackson and Van Asst
Avenues. ELY AVENUE. between Jackson and Mott
Avenues No. IL BROADWAY REGULATING. GRAD
IS HUNTER AVENUE-GRADING Mott Avenue
Skilman Avenue; PROSPECT STREET-Gft AIDING:
CURLING FLAGGING PAVING AND LAYING
GRADING. CURLING FLAGGING. PAVING AND LAY
ING CROSSWALKS in CRESCENT. from Hunter Avenue
to Jane Street; JANE STREET-GRADING CURLING,
GUTTERINcf AND FIAGGINCi. from Hunter avenue to
FLAGGINCi. PAVING AND LAYING CROSSWALKS.
from Hunter Avenue to Crescent No Il. REGULAT-
ING GRADING. Appalling PAVEMENT. CURB
ING FLAGGING AND LAYING CROSSWALNS IN
NINTH STREET, between Jackson Avenue and Van
AIst Avenue; ELY AVENUE. between Jackson and
Mott Avenues. No. -. VERNON ANENUE-REGULAT-
ING GRADING. PAVING, CtR8INi. FIAGGiNG
AND LAYING CROSSWALIIS. from 10Th Street 100
north OF Mott Avenue known the boundary line
plotting REGULATING. GRADING. CURLING.
FLAGGING. LAYING CROSSVAI-IIS AND PAVING. ~
the unfinished part Of JACKSON AVENUE. from Anable
Avenue 100 feet north Mott Avenue. known the
northery boundary line Of the First Ward Improvement
District. Il REGULATING GRADING, CURB
ING FTAGGING AND LAYING CROSSWAI4E<S IN
HOPKINS AVENUE. from Broadway TO Elm Street;
JAMAICA AVENUE, from Boulevard u Steinway Ave
nue.: VAN AI4ST AVENUE. from Broadway 10 Jamaica
Avenue; LINCOLN STREET, from Hopkins Avenue 10
Crescent: KOUW ENHOFEN STREET, from Broadway 10
Grand Avenue: CAMILLA STREET AND SHERMAN
STREET between Boulevard and Hopkins Avenue. and
WORK IN CONNECTION WITH THE REGULATING.
GRADING. ETC, @ VERNON AVENUE. 10th
north OF Mott Avenue in the
ton. raising resettng OF manhoes and receiving
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT Comptroller.
City of New York, December 81. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Amstsrdar1- ave Nos SD and s24 = 5ox9s *
ana Cons[ructi9n Company mortgages
GShsn e John L Rgeiasky mortsags s42oOO Nominal
Sress to Max Marx mortgage, S43.0oO;
same property; Max Marx to clara Max and an 'iO'
4tner: mortgage. S45 and. .--.-........ loo
eth ave No 259. -. +xie9: Beacon Hill Real
Estate Company 70 Bearhayen Realty Company
sGgthsTn Boulevard 5 556,lo II n Of Home 81
e eSfISo 4 y Henry Tiffany ct al
Same property: Richard Stevenson and
Southern BoaIe1ar I'd as, n par - 81 Iicm f'
e2xlss 7xes llxi304; Henry TIFFANY. trustee
sssh-s ,;,, No q Vest 25sloo II; John : cerIac6
20 Juha Fleischmann: mortgage. $1,000
.ssRst $ a5 +, Of sa1. %, ia. !, Rc5sri Ne
s1s b son, 5 to Roberta F Frank mortgage
sdaa to fs 2i ssh 1S Austin sdT @Srsas a
ass: :.;S 4ss @,n nominal
Yandes. 1oIt e9'i keo and another to Augusta ,o
sst t5,5 No g Esst Is sxloo5. Gerariine H
H.s. wss $50 ,65 q Columbus ave SGzIO2
C sonnsr rerecorded ....-1-e' s15Os
Wesley Pullman executor Or to IN James nSs ReSer. ono
6ts wo 20 y to e fs Collins. SS sz9
sad-st; No a6e West, 2ox5s.s: Robert oppenheir
s2. Patrick DsrT 2, m9T t s2 500 Nominal
Anna Daniel Mary Johnston. Nominal
Richard Bent mortgage, 81 600 Nominal
stem to siegfriei Lowsntha mortgage 80. Nominal
gore s 30 civ - Nv Va = Is S-o TO 2egin ginning soo
Sdays' s 9 + Of Iat'9 b, runs IL l .
Hughes to Alfred r KimbalI: Nominal
Brsker . May Z Banno7, Nominal
Wiz E and another to Charles Mayer mortgage.
Morninsside- a:e n = cor 1921 81 100 II Moo IIos
Rsaty Company TO Emily L. Felt mortgages.
11slh-st , 2Is = v Of 5,h-avs.. 2a1reo.1t; aus
1aStbs NJ 40 WIS., ~ esS si a. . Hss -ooe
Company to Alexander spro- Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

f--s. wheat rra-ze-s c,er. where 81
-! were moved today D. lie same motive lA.Ie
ns .s ABSORPTION that there would De war between
70 and japan. Caaso.s were weak. Wheat prices
h-.-. were I.rrcr There advance here Of
lsl-r Northwestern ana S.lthR@stern markets
80 no - 1.lrt- Paris v-~ mp lH}-=s. Liverpool
..a-.l. London up l'sIla-i- There was an
y ms tral. here aaI i.E commission house selling
- tf- price lal moved up about . Il was 800 1-g
- ,-r amy certainty as % what the tr-l.7s meant
% +s l-rssess'.a here that the Armour interest
-. an a great Deal ~ wheat i.r Mag over So ana
NE ss-c irts-ss, covered July. Mag opened AT s.
ne t,-er aga ssizc. ana closed N - IS" selefs
= market feeling Tie very heavy MAY selling over
a. f-5t ..z- before tie close there was tie report by
= Of sar Tlanc's,o -hat var had started, ana that
-. ,as closing only little un-er the top- L cor
- dry Ia tss Southwest. Receipts were 800 cars m
M ,.9-;ae- against 500 last year. 900 bushels AZ
- r..s-s against Gol coo bushels Winnipeg had
-, l1s cars compared with 42i last large e7ar
e. far export reported from s. Louis ana Kansas
= Prices are up about within a week. May
sest tonight about 70 higher than Il when the
Armour buying started in November.
corr closed Ii.Glasc higher. May sold &C at
~. ana closed at 47zsc sellers January 4S'sc The
ar news the factor There a large speculative
,7sas buying ~ Patten and Cudahy- Armour sup
,,ssd 10 a buyer q May and seller July. Local
bosas taking profits. There PES cars
rows estimate. DO Cash corn was 1-al'zc higher.
Some sold Tor direct export. Liverpool
higher spot corn The seaboari reported 81 loads
shipping sales here bushels The movement
O. corn keeps light. except from Illinois Indiana
oats closed 'sa'so higher. January 362sc May $3.50
sellers and July. 36'c. There good deal OF profit
taking 10y yesterdays buyers Patten was consider
buyer. There were only 50 the estimate fol
to-morrow. so. Cash oats were i2dIc higher Mime
spoHs up lc- Cash oats shipments were $50 oOC
bushels. Receipts were sol go bushels.
Pork closed about 60c higher l7aac higher and ribs
Bf2oo higher The war news inspired lot buy
week There vas selling by packers and profit taking by
war news To make "a Dun market II f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
REPORTED LEASES

]. Francis Gallagher has leased for a Mr. Nelson
to Mary II. Downing No. At West Twenty-ffth-s
a four story dwelling house. for term OF years
William J. Levy is the buyer OF No. 81 West
Thirty-hfth-st.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have leased 1000 square
feet Of floor space in the building Nos ST. and s1s
Broadway. to the American Wocllen Company and
a similar space 10 the Oregon City Manufacturing
Company. The same firm also leased for a term OF
years Nos. 100 and l0l Reade-st to the Joseph
Bansan ItuUOer Company and the Sears Shoe Com
pany.
Leopold Wertheim has leased 10 NJ Harold BodIne
Nos. Is and 10 East Eleventh-st., for twenty-one
years. at $24 90 year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Hyman. Rose. to the trustees OF the Congregation
Fast. years. per cent .-.--.-- 81
Baum Jacob, and another to Jonas Well and an
Ing Loan ! year r s per cent, -.
Mendes. Hannah. 70 Lawyers Title Insurance Co.
14stn-st = 2l7e II of Broadway years.
MSue Robsrta + 10 Nav irwin. iaih.si M
22S West: prior mortgage, $4,000; 1 year
same to Robert W De Forest and another. trus
tees same property , years "a per cent go
MAY 1 Cara a. and another = Max Max sethst
cages $4,000; due November = 1905 per cent
sherman. walter to Title Guarantees ana Trust
Company. Lexington- ave. No %: years, 3
I3eacn. ederck &. ana an ,,er 10 +; Franklin lie
Frece; 2sd-st. No - East instruments; per
sram~ooi. Ameiia + to Lawyers Mortgage Com.
pany: Tsth-st. No sos West. due January 3u.
Gl5Iln, James N. and ano,her % stephen II Ty1s.
property in Yonkers: years: 8 Per cent....'
kopik lsidor, TO Henry strauss; 11ith-sJ. :.
245 Il OF 9th-aye; prior mortgage, SlS"o,
shea James F. TO August F1nck ana another: TN
No 2TS: Ieasehoid; demand; per cent
Donohue Thomas F. TO August FTnck and another
Broadway, No Less; leaseholt, demand; PEI
Un.on American Nsthoast Episcopal church Of
and another, s5tA-sr. : 25oe Z Of 3d-svs;
The rtctor o St Ms1they's church. civ Of
New-GCTk. to Union Trust Company, Houston
s., :, % Il " Of NoOster-st, due December o.
Z 2. zee. .
Bannon. NAV E. Robert " stuart. Broadway
n = 12Sth-st due February 1870. per cent.
Pare. Matilda, n Hen-y Nalli@us l2lsJ-st. No BIS
Groesbeck Filth. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Company s0th-st. No BIZ West; years: "A per
sehreIner. Joseph J. or Joseph. to The German
Savings Bank, 66Jh-sT 70 II " o. Central
Park West; mortgages, / year "a per cent
. To-
Murphy. Anne. 10 Atlantic Building and Loan As
ISOLATION OF Brooklyn; l22t ST 1915 # OF
Pleasant-ave; instruments: per cent............
The WylIys Company TO Title Guarantees and Trust
C'ornDany. WiIlaul-st. No o.. Plat
Nos "a and Sc. due February I. 1909; per cent.
InCkFidge. Lawrence T. TO EmiSrant Industrial
Savings Bank; 2sth-st No 319 East. I year.
"A per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
A TTENTIoN is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

TISEMENT I'm THE CITY RECORD Of January ?
T. by Board ot
OF Assessments iu N" Bureau for the
Collection Assessments and Arrears ~ assessments Tor
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS ~ THE BOROUGH OF TIE
BRONX.
23RD WARD. SECTION 10 SOUTHERN BOT LIE
NAltp-REGJ LATi%G &tApIN&- CJI,GING. FLAG
GI$ti AND LAYING tHtS5WAI-NS from East lsStn
southern Norris Branch OF
the New Harlem r =. and from the northerly
line %, the New York and H. X r. 10 Hunt Point
Head
PATH WARD SECTION u. EAST 10TH STREET
REGL LATING, GRADING. Cl ltEtNG, ti5AGtlt2,,i
LAYING CRDSSWAI.kS, BUILDING APPROACHES
AND PLACING FENCES. from Webster Avenue TO
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT. Comptroller,
City OF New York. December 81. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

Hurry. ref amt due. $3.50 50: taxes etc sLsassr
N(9rwood1 ave- . 5SfS 20sth-st 50x190 II Park
SIDE pi James OConneu Catherine Enright 81 a.
OGrady. atty; @ Kent ref. amt s37 IS:
taxes. etc. sass IS Jackson-ave W n
81 SSSxI5 sty blk ten h. Katie Davis tennis
Gordon et al: X e Davis atty, T J McManus. ref:
amt due. s.. III 80; taxes etc SEAS 20; mort.
by Referee, Premsses-villiarasbridze 3 "a
LOwmede-st. 3sx99; Margaret Keeper agt Maris
Weber (hrstl al. Appel & T. attys. T A
ref. taxes. etc, $4,000: partition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY James L Wells: 202G- 62S Ss-ave = 1876 q
or 1J6th-st, 5I-33x2t0 5lX5S lSElsg Is \
and sly ok and tr Fat with executors sale:
70 August Gross for $500 6S2 East l5Sd-st In
II OF hltonaye ~ 6Nlup. sty T. dWg H. executors
S5,OOO.
BY ; de Waltearss 3I4 l37ta-st : $50 n " sth-
ave. l6NsS H. bk dwg h; G Buckley al. al
tvus. agt Walter scott al; W W Buckley. atty;
McDOnOugh ref; SCI IS. taxes etc 40:
to the plaintiff for $40 COO
BY Joseph 2 Day: 1.6S3 and BarrettO-st. W
I'll = CT leSth-s 50NlG0, # dwg and
n bldg on rear Curtin g Neiihar Come
nus o Conner. atty; q Fsnnell
taxes 81. $50: subject a mtse Tor So SEQ;
Ferdinand Kurzman for ST 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
Official LEGAL Notices.
\ TTENTIoN is CALLED TO THE ADvER

\ TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADYER-
TISEMENT In THE CITY RECORD Of January
L. 1891 confirmation by the Board OF Rev is!'1
q Assessments and the entering IN Bureau cpr the
COLLECTION Assessments Arrears 81
local IMPROVEMENTS IA THE BOROUGH OF MAN
HAITIAN:
WAY-SEW ERS between Terrace View Avenue lS.4tl9
ami Spuyteu Duyyil Creek TERRACE VIEW ANENJ r
,%pRTIt,. bet~een irgSdway and summit Elry 40 %
Wicker Place KINGSEEIpGE ROAD ,BR0ApWAYl-
SEWERS. between Harlem River and Terra View
Avenue South TERRACE VIEW AVENUE tSDI TFi
between KINGSBHIpGE ROAD Broadway ant i>iass-
bridge Avenue RINGSBHIpGE A|Et'IE. between Ter
race NleN Avenue tSouth and Wicker Place:
EDWARD ~. CIRCUIT, Comptroller
&C New York December 81 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

Allan Jacobs the architect for Maitland Graves
me Nali-st- broker The property sold in
foreclosure proceedings some months ago TO Jus
ice t. Henry DugTO for StS900 He later trans
Ierred title TO tie premises the Twenty-Five East
I"enty-nlnth-st- Company. On the site on which
Hall
Edward PUrchas. of the Wyoming Valley Hotel
WIIkebaTre. Penn. viii manage the hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
EIeHTH-AVE. PARCEL LEASED.

Joseph Goodman and another Ierson have leased
No. II Eishth-aye. and No. 81 West Forty-sev-
enth-st. David c. Miller and another person for
fifteen years. at a graduated rental OF from 5000
$40 q year -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
HOTEL AGAIN TRANSFERRED
Bought by L c. Raegener and H. Binney-
Edward Purchas To Be Manager.

Iwenty-nlnth-st and Madison-ave. was bought
yesterday by Louis c. Raegener and Harold Bin
ney Of the law firm OF Dickerson Brown, Raegener
x Binney. The building is thirteen stores high
IL was recently built from plans drawn by Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Battery Park, end: for I story brick
public comfort station. 2l.SxI0.2 II. City.
owner: Renwick. Aspinwal & owen. archi-
- q - . o. % Gee.
I42d-st : 375 r.. OF 7th-ave: for Ave
story brick nat houses 80 1IXS7.II. Z Sill
verrnan owner. - T Pelham. architect. ..-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
RE1L ESTATE.
" oman Takes Title to LARGE
BrOad7cay Plot.
Jt'Onlar

Fefry J. Braker transferred title yesterday 10 the
parcel '9llN5 feet Al the northeast corner OF One
unaied-and-twenty- htth-st and Broadway TO Nav
cannon me stated consideration nominal
one OF the principal transactions raporred vaztar
ua! was the sale o. the Hotel Aberdeen az The
s'Ii"eSt corner OF Twenty -uinth-st and Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
TO IMPROVE TWO BLOCK FRONTS.

George r. Johnson < Sons will improve the two
block fronts the north and south sides Of Long
woOd-ave.. between Dawson and Kelly SITS with
i've story fathOuses. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
Van NOrden Trust COMPANY.

Notice i hereby given that the ANNUAL. MEETING
or STOCKHOLDERS u the Van Eorien Trust Company
VIII he held AZ the oompanys Main Once. 55l Fifth
Avenue New York. January Goth la'i II o'clock
noon Tor n. election Il Directors ana FOR the transaction
"I SUCH other business properly before the
ne 'tS t"tis VIII remain 'r"n from - NJ 70 +. ii
The transfer Books which closed December
10Th 1898 clock noon viii he opened On January
-lst. l:s4, AZ 10 clock A.
ARTHUR KING WOOD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
The ONTE02A LAND COMPANY

The annaa! meeting Of the stockholders Of Tho Qneora
Lana Company wl be held the studio ~ Mr.. !. car
roH EeckWih, No - West J5th Street I'm the city u
New York, on saturday January H. 1904, four "a
o'clock the afternoon for tho adoption bylaws
election Of directors inspectors election and
auditing committee ana FOR such other busiuers
erly come before the
New York. January 1874
EDWARD r. GREENE. Sc.ratary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

One-hundred- and-seventy- ffth-st. northwest cor
ner Of Marmion-ave.. two two story brick dwell
Ing houses 2ox5S feet: NJ. Myers and s Nordick.
owners; Lorenz f. J. Weiher. architect; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

By Vincent a Ryan-5Sth-st. gas n s. zoo E shave
25xl0o.S IT. sly nat h: Edmund Lssbsrxer agt
AdoIph Koschel ct al; Paul Hellinger atty; Isdors
Neustaedter ref amt due $2.330 % ss3s IS
BY J9sePh = Day-I2tth-st 243 n $ I27 " 2d-avs
srcka schuIEs ct al; r W Horner. atty. Randolph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

A DVERTIs ENiENTS and subscriptions for Tribune
~ received their Uptown Office,
No. 1884 BROADWAY.
Advertisements will be received the following branch
offices regular office until O'Clock ?. m.
e54 Sth-ave, E 23d-st: I53 6th-aye.
90 East I4th-st. 25I West t2d-st., between 7th
and sth ayes. 2es West Is5th-st.: I338 5d-ave.
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GREENWICH SAVINGS RaNE

II, 9Th Ave.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 4TIfi{t,T'' f. A>-r, ONE
HALE PER CENT. PER ASNCM viii h.. credited de-
posters Tor the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING DEC 81 1893 On all from FIVE dollars h
three thousand dollars entitled tbersfo ,,1is- re ~
laws, payable JANUARY Is. 1904 ~ '0 -
join HAhSEN RHOADES. President.
lanes CJINLAN. Treasurer.
p. OGDEN CHISOLM Secretary
Deposits made before JAN 10 1p04 will draw inar..,
from Jan. Z. 1900. - - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

For Both Sexes-City.
STERNS SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
e 6Oth-st. Founded 1879.
West B'way Arcade, B'way and 65th-st.
Brooklyn School, III Montague-st
Instruction and women. b. MERAS, Director.
TINHE BERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Gi22 Broadway Brooklyn. ~ Court 81.
French German Spanish school resdsnosl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

10 Chambers ST. New York City.
trustees Of institution declared
all sums remaining deposit during the three
six months ending Dec. 81, 1903. the OF FOUR
PER CENT. Der annum from 81 10 5000,
payable On and afte. Monday IS, 1904 Deposits
made on or before January 10 viii draw
January l.
H. B. TOTEM President.
G. BYRON LATIMER. Secretary.
CHARLES Il FANCHER. Treasurer
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Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, s2,5OO,O0O. Surplus, S2,50O,OOO
OFFICERsI
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st ViCe-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd v. Pres & Treas.
WILLIAM II LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward 7. Jeffery,
Robert c. CloWry Edward z. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William M. Laws,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, J. w Middendorf,
Granville II. Dodge, VIM Willis Merrill
Ashbel P Fitch, WinsloW S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould. Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R Thomas,
John a Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
E. F. c. Young.
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Financial.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
United States Really
& Construction Company

Referring TO our circular OF November 18th,
1903, notice is hereby given that the time for
deposiunE stock with the Equitable Trust Co
Of New York under the terms Of the Agree
ment referred TO therein has been extended
10 and including JANUARY 9TH. 1901
JAMES SPFXER, Chairman,
JAMES n. HYDE,
4. ID. JUIIIIARD,
r. r. OLCOTT,
JAMES STIIIMaN.
Stockholders COMMITTEES.
>8N YORK., december 18th, 1893
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

approximate OF the lien charge 20 satisfy
which The above described property is 70 be sold Is
cember 1858, with and allowances amounting to
$34S with interest from December 18th 1908 together
sale. The approximate amount
other liens which will be al
lowed purchaser Of the purchase money,
paid by referee 1911 So 100 with interest be
added.
ROLAND Il. ARCHER Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07
Financial Elections.
PACIFIC BANK.

Kew YORK, Dec. 26th. 1908.
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= ~ The bErkiuE house s7O Broadway on Tuesday-
,-.Iary t7 1900. The pole WIi be open from l. n.
TO o'c.ggk O.. n.
s A MERRIN. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-07

s.50os
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-06-30

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