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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-02-19
My Lady Peggy
Goes to Town
By FRANCES AYMAR MATHEWS

dIu.
Good! I'd keep him there until
Thursday an l could. Now so tell him
I'll be with him presently"
Chockey went.
She heard the impatient footsteps of
her lover below, but yet she tarried.
tapping her high red heel on the sill.
"Lud." cried she. AN | show no
proper spirit, Pcrcy's uncle III have
the right of 1t when he says of one
he's never seen yet: She's a-hunting
your bank notes, boy! She's heiress
to debts, sir, and by my life, sir, I'll
never father-in-law her so long as I'm
above the sod, sir Despicable old
wretch! AS if 'twere not Percy l
adOred, without care if he have a
farthing to his fortune or a roof to
his headw
And then Chockey, her palm warm
with a sovereign. came with a rush.
MY lady," cries she. "'f you could
see Sir Percy! White as milk, trem-
bin. shakin'. chatterin', a-beggin' and
a-prayin' as you'll condescend to 60 to
him inside Of another hour"
white, said you, Chocky
The girl mods vehemently.
Shaking"
AYE, madam"
Like to faint, think you?"
"Like to die, my lady"
Then Lady Peggy, laughing, hum
ming such gay snatch Of a song,
comes tripping down the stairs, pulling
out her petticoats, stopping her lovers
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sirnis,rt - r dc to my meager cham
bcrs where welcome WAS spelled | can
assure thee. all over the bare floor barer
board and barer master thereof. for of a
truth love him as should the brother !
had hoped he'd be! Peg. what's this
thou'st done to the lad? Thrown him, a
gallant with as big q heart as God ever
made over into the devils own mire for
sake Of that little tow haired sprat, Robin
Mozart. with his pate full of himself and
neue other. SO I've heard say, for never
set | eyes upon the blackguard from
Kent! BOUNDS twin, What are ye wom-
en- made Of? And l write to say Percy.
what with carousals and brawls and
drink and fights and all night at the gam
ing table and all day God knows where. 3
fast a-throwing himself piecemeal into
the grave he's a-digginG daily for your
cruel sake. Could you but see him. A
ghosti Wan. with eyes full of blood spots
and hair unkempt! Madam. there's love
for you, and loves what ladies like. Go
match him. sister. with McTart If you
can. but twin me no more ever again an
you and | wear black ribbons for Percy
de Bohuni
Lady Peggy's lip quivers. So does
Chockey's.
"Lawk, my lady" cries the girl,
splashing tears into the butter reck-
less.
"'Black ribbons Chock. a ghost
Chock. Mozart Chock. Oh, mercy,
what's to become Of me?" Peggy's
tears smart her eyes as she filings the
goose quill over to a cheese on the
shelf, where 1t sticks and one day sur
prises the vicar at his supper.
Get out Of my sight" she filings
after it. II can't write. Who can
write out her heart and soul when it's
SO hard even to speak 1t? Oh, would
l were my brother for one fine half
hour" cries Peggy, rising and stamp
ing up and down the stone floor Of the
buttery.
"And If you were, MADAME asks
Chockey meekly. "What thenT
I'D swear - yea, would such a
lot Of splendid oaths as d ease my
mind and let me hear from my own
lips what FOOLS part I'd played with
my own. my adored Percy! Could 1
but see him, as Kennaston saysr'
Peggy in her progress now upsets q
pan Of cream and has genuine pleas
ure in splashing it about over her
slippers as she speaks.
But L! What am 1? A girl. swad-
died in petticoats and fallals; tethered
to an apron and bosom and a harp
sichord and a needle. Yet can I snap
a napier. fire a pistol. jump a ditch.
land fish, for my brother taught me.
Still it's girl. girl, sit by the fire and
spin; dawdle, dallyw The cream now
spots up as far Us Peggy's chin and
fecks its dimple.
stop at home, nor stir abroad!
Smile, oglew each word emphasized
with heel and toe.
"And"-Lady Peggy now flops back
into her chair, breathless-"wait on
mans will and whims. That, Chock,
Is what tits to be woman"
aye. It's" assents the waiting wom-
an. But yet, my lady, II l dared
make bold, there's summat your lady
ship might do. an my lady. your lady
ships mother, came back home again
from her visit to your uncle In York"
"Out with it." says Peggy hopeless
ly. folding up her attempted letter and
tucking 1t in her reticule.
"Mayhap you could persuade, by
much weepin' and prayin', fallin' in
to swoons and such like. that her lady
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AIytn0 prone.
ship would take you up to London.
Once there. Sir Percy couldn't keep
his distance from you"
Peggy looks at Chockey as If she
were a vision sent from on high; then
quickly succeeding derision curls her
lip.
my lady mother take a squealing
chit like me up to town! Never! Shed
say my manners weren't fit. or my fig
ure. or my wardrobe. Lud. Chock! Be-
think thee. lass, Of my gowns in Lon
don town! And me no more acquainted
with the ways yonder than our brindle
is with the family pew"
TO b COplfsnuskl
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

iSY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBrNE1
Chicago. oct. Is.-I-nGerying confidence IN the
lonS side or the wheat marker was again made
manifest BY the aggressive strength that succeeded
q short period OF hesitation at the start The ex-
trene scarcity OF good wheat was receiving addi-
uonsl Illustration from the inspection returns at
al the chief receiving points West and Northwest
and fresh reason for buying was the report from
St Louis that the Hessian fly in unusual abun-
dance was already apparent in the recently sowu
winter wheat At the close December vas 2lsc
htSher and May UP 1l.c
Corn benefited by the advance n ths S,5ne-o-
commodity 10 the extent OF &c in December and
- II Nay. Oats participated in the general bull
lshness by gain OF sc. ana provisions turned
FROM their downward direction OF the last few days
ard scored ar Advance OF l5c IN January pork i0c
n lard and l2I@c in ribs.
Local receipts OF wheat were IS cars ana OF those
% cars were spring wheat but OF the latter g were
No and cars were no grade December closed
at s. 1855. after selling high as g 14ss and as low
as s. H.. The range of Nay was from q lol5 10
81 l22.. closing AT s. lc5s.
The corn market had q struggle 20 maintain itself
against the crowd of sellers that made drive et
II at the opening but there were many who had
been partial 70 the bear side for some davs who
saw reason 10 take profits The small receipts were
one factor. and the wet weather that vas predicted
Tor tomorrow also had IT'S effect in subduins the
desire 70 press the selling side. Wheat strength
likewise came 20 the rescue but tEe recovery was
SLOW and reluctant. Lo-aI receipts were iSI cars
o: which none We're contract Only go bushels
were shipped. The highest for December was 4Sssc
The lowest E772c. the close was 4Sc Nay closed az
SIC. the lowest was 44ssc
Oats. helped by the strength in wheat ruled
steady There was a good general commission
house trade and free covering by the local shorts
A feature was selling by Updyke. Country offer
iHgs are light. Cash oats we're heavy and sold &c
lower Receipts were "a cars. and 100 cars are esti
mated for tomorrow. December closed at 2Sitc
after selling as high as 2SiSc and as low as 277Sc
NAY sold from 5oltc 20 2o7sc, cIosirs al S0lac.
Sharp buying % lard by the Cudshy Packing
Company helped the wnoe provision list = bet
ter outside demand too. was a strengthening In
fuence Pork advanced about sc. lard about loc
and ribs &C 10 Sc
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Richard Dickson has sold for John c. HeIntz and
Pauline D. Windecker. executors the property No
ISIS Washingtoh-ave., plot 1OxIIO feet on which ts
g private house.
Hiram Renaldo s Bro have sold for Maurice
Levy No aS East One-hundred -and-twenty-secon5
St. 25Xl19.u feet, a ave story double hathOuse. to
Eugene Levy.
Benjamin G. Faulhaber & Co have sold 10
side ot Cauldwel-ave. LOO feet north Of One-hun-
L0wenfeId & FrGger have bought Nos. 20 ana a.
Lew1s-st-, Od buildings on a plot 5OXIvO feet.
Louis Lese has sold 10 Lowenfeid Il Prager \
plot Sl0xS9 II feet the north sde OF One-hundrst-
and-thirty-nfth-st.. usl teet east OF Lenox-ave.
~ Guthman & Co. have sold through Lehman &
Harlem 70 Mr.. Anderson the Two nVe-story fat
houses Nos 2.al4 ana @-1ub oeventh-aye on plot
John H. Deaue has sold FOR Mary A Lester to
JoIln / Croley the plot IoONlU0 feet on the south
SIDE OF Two-hundre daud-se' e1ta-st. 100 feet west
OF Ntnth-ave
Grossman & Passon have sold the Mot -5Voo -
rourth-st-, between Madison and Park-aves -'
milton friedman and Louis Lehman have sold
n. rty-secoud-st ive-st0rv nat
house Nos. 22 and - West e-hundred-and-forfy-
c45hth-st, on plot 50y99u feet
L. teck and Max SCoyOlOh have sold for F,i,-a
beth Fink Nos 81 and 30 East Oue-hundref-sD No
tWSnty-hrst-st.. cid buildings plot 496xI.s1 II
Abraham Weiss has sold Tor Louis Sidorskv Nos
. ana % East One-hundre ttth-st. two i've
St9fy, IA thouses, on pot o0xlto-n feet.
J. j. Harris has sold for Ha5eT. Dworkovvitz 6
aaoer 10 Frank II. Franklin No SOC East EiEhtv-
st-st nve story 1athouse, on lot 2Sx52 feet
The Hamilton Bank has sold to Milton MAYER a
plot OF about thirty the north side OF One
hundred and forty -ninth-st Eagle and Park avss
sorty-ninth-st 90 feet II EaEle-ave aud AZ feet 1
S sEaye' KAYE The PROPERTY wneh mas , been held by
ana reSold to builders.
The Active Realty Company has sold a tract Of
r 4S5sy IoSs ot the Benson estate property in the
The Port Morris Land and Improvement Company
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bachrach. An-ur,, % American NTort,uge CON-
year; per cent. - $500
Eivint. Michael - Lawyers Title INSURANCE.
Company; G1Sth-st. No 15 West: 5 years. s urr
cent --............ 1ooOo
Chelsea Realty Company - Helen u Irons a-e an
years: per, cent 5Looo
Sa go west -...,.... 1sooO
gs.(s,Euul. Antctnette A. Irvin- smith aaG
5 Isa Of .--'.-,-, 5000
f6gl-st. No 2@6 West; prior utortgase: install
Grcssulau, Samuel. and another 70 Joseph = Stee-;
f9Tth-st. n ., 100 q Ieuox-ave. due
s7ptoni5er /. iso9; per cent -lo-.. -. s2ooO
Vest aysa1,,; :. .''- ~ 1900
Same Daniel Eouliaa1,;. same pr1uertv. prior
Tnortsags. slsooo: instal1asuIs pe- GEM. %oCo
fS8tI-st. Nos SIS and $50 West; tyrS n,0rrc-7ess,
due NovsInber / 1909 q per esat: escs.rs, 1900
EustlIa T Holly. Wiiianl-st. No 25g $50 IFors-
tio-st. Nus 26 ard =: re-recordea: prior mort
cages $1,000. demand: s per ceaf.......-- Se-g
Rees & Rees "a corpNratiOn) 20 Bruaduav SAVINGS
Institution: 4pth-st. Nos 90 aai - F5sf. a..
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PART OF cRImMINs BLOCK REsoLp.

samuel Green. who bought from John D. Grim
MINIS the block bounded by Seventh and Lenox
sVes' One-hundred-and-forty-ff and One-hun-
o-1d-forfy-sixth SITS IS reseIling It. This prop
erty faces the terminal Of the Lenoxave branch of
lne subway and the Manhattan approach 70 the
tz new bridge running 20 Observation-Disclosures
hintn-sI-. n The Bronx ~ -
r,--Is Inc LrSt sale was made 70 A HoIIander who
yl1Std Htteen lots. Six OF the ffteer lots f-or+
= sue or One-huudred- -fOrty-f IT h.
49,. OSlI-liE I az point 125 feet west OF Ieuox-
IreJ9rI s IIHe IotS on the south side OF One-hur-
fsst 1oI y Tsi&th-st.. beginning at a point f95
the brokers' OK y, LenTIox&-ave en- KAY Warren & skn we're
l4aIlhs TOT other parcels IN the block
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
INTERESTING ELMHuRsT pEALs.

The Bankers Land and Mortgage Company has
bought nineteen and one-half acres OF the John E
Backus tract fronting the Astoria and Flushing
Turnpike. and also with a frontage on Flushing
Bay. The company has also bought tract of three
and One-Eaf acres In Cleveland and National sts
hlmhurst: one and one-haf acres on the westerly
side OF Nationalist. and AZ De Wttt-st. and
the turnpike. The property is saiC to have cost
over SlO0.000
Victor Andrews has bought FOR the Boston syndI-
caJe, said 20 be operating in the WhiJepot section
% Newtown. forty-tour and oue-half acres OF the
David Spriugsteen farm. on the north side OF the
Whitepot road, This makes about one hundred and
twenty acres bought IN this section lying north OF
Forest Park and be ween TrottluE Course lane and
Wh!tepO- road. and said be worth about S50e00O.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

November J. 1873. nsr ....... "a 60,
Eraor SCrh.s II. ard another 20 l1sst1af Iffe -
s~-1nce Company. z2d-st No s5G West. .-- fzG1s
Silserson- Icseuh 1Eri a-other S1riof ET-r-nn-
-sth-sr. z $50 Il OF Sch -aves rg--vcnrlieC:
FFi-fs % f-r cTlft 1000
MaTSeEttz tfus-avus :, 70 the Park Mortgage
Corpauyt Broaluays = " cor 2fStl-sc. years.
Orhach. 1lax. and another East River S1vln-s
tnSutuztc1 st Ann save No IiS. wears.
o. --.
KAYE. Sll Z. 20 Catceri1e T Johnston an
other eXet-t1rss Rruos-ave, e 8. IL q = 0f
I3th-st: years: - %
L1neho1- le-ts- 90 Ney-ECrk M1rtEaee and
eerity Cotspasys is---st No -@9 East: 3 years.
cent . PEI
LYNN. Geo-Ee, 10 Central NI5rlEaze Cou,ua1v.
Clinton Place, q s. 30 f. ~ CSr11d-ave. four
nlorJSsges, years; sash......-.--- &ecl
Ofre1n koheFt -, 20 the Netherlands C,Fpora-
ton HiLslde-sr. centre Ire. csncre line Ct
ilti1-ava; due January r. 1905. CERT. IsC
E1tNovsssy, Bernard. and ano-ae- 20 Cuitel
States rust CoHlpan5 GEancrcy Park Soa
Security M1rtgagR COMPANY 90 Charles y Ne-
prior Sa1rtEaEe. Si1eloG; due April 1. 1903;
Palmer Martha. L4a7ys Tile Insursa Com
pauys 31-ave =. t33.T f. OF l5Gth-st
Years per cent @-.ul,
schroeder. Henrietta q. % Tile Guarantee anu
Trust Company Wavcrly Place. n s bet1g
= lot no. FarrOunt: dus October Il.
1850 Der cent oolt
Coleman. Reuben l. 70 Elizabeth " Perkins e al
trustees SJth-st. No i34 West: years A. osE
80 . ~
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
NEW HOME FOR MAepALEN SOCIETY

Fians have been fled with Buildings Superrn-
IeadeHt Hopper for Z new four story home for ne
New-York Aagdalen Benevolent sociery. OF which
1lrs- William A Jenner Is director. Il Is 20 be
erected on large plot in the wooded section OF
1nwood on the lower Bolton Road, north OF Dyck-
n1i-sJ ne building viii be IN the centre OF the
5r99InGss. y VII have q frontage o. 295 feet and
QepJh or "a feet, and two wings st feet deep.
The cost of the building is estimated ct H2S000 BY
LLle arcLlltecJS, ". W. BoswOTth. F. Il. BOSwOrtl,
+, and Carleton Greene. The present asylum Is
e -hundred-andthirty -rinth-st. and th5 North
River, near the aew extension OF Riverside Drive
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

East H1uston-st Eos S43 and s45. tor a s.z
story brick tenement house. 50X62: : q Jackson.
owner. A Iey err. architect ..-..--.--.---.-
I40Lh-st Sos 5O3 ana sos West for three story
brick tenement house 50xS7. II. J = SteiuruetZ.
owner = Z E-ichtcsr. architect
IO3d-st. 10 e OF Madiso1-ave- for Two SIX
story brick tenement houses. 3I5xS1-9. CIreeE-
stein & ETsch. owners; \ Meyers. a-cht-
tect .-..--..--.-. s.-s ---
four story o-fck asylum. 205x64 Sx irregulari
New-York MagdaIlu Benevolent Soctsty. oFneri
" " & " Bosworth and { Greene, arc1.-
rr-.a ..... -. - !. . ... . =. : . . . . . . . . .
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
REAL ESTATE.
LARGE sERNARnsvlLLg SALE.

Nichols Lummis have sold 10 James E Hui
shize-. president OF the New-Jersey Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Company. Robert P. staats's tract
OF ll3 acres on the mountain o. Bernardsvile.
N.
me upper portion of the Passaic runs through a
Sst q lhe land. and It IS the buyers intention TO
ISL az once the erection Of a stone mansion on
S.le nlgnest pdlnt Of the ground which commands q
1-lCit extensive view Of the surrounding country
ms Larn was at once tine part Of the Berrards-
VIE holdings OF George L Seney.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
A WEST SIDE EXCHANGE.

Mrs. E. 2. Earle has bought from SIR. Marion
g large new dwelling house at observation-disclosures
slxth-st and Rive e-sde Drive. She gives IN part
payment No Is5 West Seventy fourth st. q four
story dwelling house On 4 lot 20xI0e.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
REALTY NOTES.

Robert ScOville is reported have bought for his
occupancy a house on the south side OF Fifty
second-st.. between Fifth and Madison ayes.
Theo. Rogers Brill was the broker IL the sale for
James Burke OF Nos. I6 and IS West Sixtieth-st
TWO five story hathoUses on pIoJ 6GxlCo-5 feet re-
ported sold Monday.
Seth sprague Terry is the buyer OF No % John
sold last week
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
RESALE OF AcApEMY.sT. BLOCK.

Charles Griffith Moses & Bro. have resoId for
William L. Lockwood to James n Butterfly the
block. comprising about forty lots and bounded by
wO-hundred-and-frSt and Academy SITS and the
Harlem River This property IS directly opposite
the end OF the Speedway. IL has very large
frontage the Harlem River and the Sherman
Erank shin basin
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
REALrY &c. sells wEsT SIDE Plor.

n Brigham Hall Son have sold for the estate
OF William Burke to the state Realty ard Mort
gage Company nos 524 and 52s West One-hundred-
and-hfty- -eighth-st. frame buildings or plot SIX
5e.L feet $50 teet west q Anlsterdanl-ave.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
GAL" ADAMS TRANSFERS A TITLE

Aioert J. Adams transferred title yesterday to
4sluor Pocher 70 a parcel. 50x25.6x irregular on
nor(n side OF Seventy y-seventh-st go feet west
u u a Il-ave The property carries mort
sage OF SI22,oH The stated consideration was 500
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
A uwoNoERLANo" TRACT SALE.

Andrew j. Cobe. president OF the Corporation
LiquIdatins Company. has sold 10 the Central
Realty Bond and Trust Companr plot Of about
twenty-five lots on the side OF Broadway.
lou feet north OF Two-hund d-elghteeuth-st-
The size OF the plot Is 625XlOo feet.
This IS Of the tract recently bought for the
amusement park TO bc known as "Wcuderland-'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
MES. JENNIE L. woooEND SELLS.

Mrs. Jennie l. Woodeud sold Yesterday through
L. J. Phillips & Co. to Max Marx two dathouses
No 7S5 TO 1S3 81. Sichclas-ave. She Is the wife
Of Or. W. z. Noodend, the broker who got into
financial difficulties weeks ago. She now
playing in Checkers ~ the Academy OF Music.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
CHURCH TAKES TWO TITLES.

Irving Bachbach transferred title yesterday 20
No. s3 Lewjs-st.. Skis feet. the Church OF St.
Rose Of Lima. The church also took title TO No.
q Lewis-st.. SKIS feet. The expressed Considera-
ton was nominal
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
NEW DWELLING HOUSE CHANGES HANDS

Fost & Reese have sold No. 1Os East ssventieth
A S. hve-story new American basement dwelling
Phouse lot c0x1O05 feet. for Mrs Hsrrta+,a re
P9urder1' eNecutriz Of the estate Of Joseph u Fpr
T@ yl-G 20 a client The purchaser viii oce,4pv the
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Isnnlngs-st.. north side. z1s feet west of Union
ave. three five story brick senemeuts, one AX9O-6
and tho others 49xe0 feet. SaueT. Cross Herbener'
owners; Neville & Bagge. architects. S9e,0o0
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19

r,, AMERICAN. EXCHANGE NATIoNAL BANK.
rs BroGeway. New York. Oct9oer = IN =, ~ 5SV1 -
At MEETING OF THE BOAhD " III
"a rsstors OF this bank held to-day. ssini-anaagl
ai,fdend oe FIVE go PER CENT on ~ yfs-
payable November iat proAil-s -
hol-stz - s-- EIJWAED Burns. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
GETS BUILDING LOAN OF $3.50 600.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company has
loaned 20 the Wyoming Apartment Company $685.
o0o on the property at the southeasy cor
of Seyeuth-ave and Fffty-hfth-st. where a
twelve story dreproof apartment is be built.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TO IMPROVE EIeHTY-FouRTH,sT. PLOT

The Randolph -Backer Company has sold 20
Packtman n Levin for immediate Improvement 3
plot 50xI0e.2 feet on the south side Of Eighty
tourth-st-, between West End-ave and Riverside,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
eUYs downtown BUSINESS sUILolNe.

William A White q Sons and Horace s. Ely &
Co. have sold ror the Mercantile Trust and De-
postt Company. of Baltimore, to David n Samue!s
No Il GrCenviC1-St, Rector-st-, &35xltO teet,
five story business building
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
Financial.
cAPITALIsT. ArTENTIONI

Sale of .imner land in the state q Oro
rca accessible railroad. consisting about 1000
million feet % first class stand
Ing this price only $500 wtli
6cuE1e -alI- within teF address CAPITAL
IsT Uptown Tribune Oflce. 1854 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
Dividend Notices.
-i- ~ foik. Ociooer II. 1904.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND or ONE DOL

- T.P PER SHARE the preferred capital stock %
- Fck island Company hs been declared paSasle Me-
u Tec1tu oclDteF Il, IVA
cn dale transfer Tor the preferred stock
% Lose oLeu again October -. l5oa.
-, md AZ November the capital stock oe
- BOOK Island Company VIII transferred at the oica
- ,be Company. No. Il Broadway New York. TO aci-
ms change the transfer books FOR both hs preferred
s1f common sock viii close October IS aaa open NO
VsnD'' O. ? BoGGs. Assistant Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

r.s ASKED Bid Asks1
An Ey CO... 49, =e- l-1--a -o.--.---- - -
- n s,r com 6-s rs Perm + r Geo. 81 SIS
4, la. Az. Penn steel COM - 80
Cartria Steel. -s1s "a co rTef = -
c. r of X J. s4s . I'e.n = Nei---- -
Si@noud steel CO rret-----.-- "a 2s
- u ~ co = 2. Ph.Iz Fec CO... "a -
Al Il - pLIa Pap Tr--.. lfas u
Else @ @ - IS Fhla Z Erlc- o. q.
Ear Park = Co. 1e % -ss iron steel ls =
ms @ of A. ga = IiceHHtef @.eei-- .
Ls1fgh Nav. SIS - I'D -ss az \ s--t 80
Lehgh Va z T 49, 4, ---o2 --lcLi--,- 2e7 S2N
nsTsde1 oE as ~ AeH ~. ~ :. e
E1th Penn. ll14 --' te-sua--4 ------- A. -
BONDS
"a fo-.. - rPee T-nc e.. .lostz IO5
NJ CO i,sli- 40 Union Trac as. ee44 loo
EsESrk Pass 5s. Ll4ss ll6
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
rvns.a,d BY r. l. Day = Co. 40 ; ,,assau-st,
CHICAGO STOCKS.


,-rrnshsd By Charles C. Gates Co. Nos a. 10 ana
Is Well-stB
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
ANNUAL REPORTS

CHICAGO { EASTERN ILLL,.oIa
ne pamphlet report % the Chicago & Eastern Lnois
sS-loaa Company loT the year ending June Sv' Ls't
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
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Bid ASKED.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
COpartnerShip Notice
Instruction.

For BOYS and Young Men-cIty-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

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ipurben 13 Gage auf Mieberrein.
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5ebur 300 plumb.