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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21
ABUSING THE
POSTOFFICE.

gratuity in the second-class pos
tai rate. This subsidy to the
press is gisen in the interest OF
popular education.
The hundred Of tons of polltl-
cal matter that are now going
through the mails under Congress
sional frank more probably ac-
count for this postal deficit in
full. Every voter should sean
closely the matter he receives
under Congressional frank. We
believe that 800 of this stuff is
worthless. Yet it is printed and
circulated at Government ex-
pense as Congressional matter,
when the most Of it was never
even delivered in Congress at
all, and the most Of the little
that has been spoken was said not
in pursuance of public business,
but for the sole purpose OF en-
abling the politicians to carry on
their campaigns of education"
at public expense.
The leave-to-print privilege in
Congress is grossly abused, and
the Congressional frank is so mis-
used in this connection alone, to
say nothing of other and even
more fragrant cases, as to justify
it's entire suspension. The green
goods circular man pays postage
to bring his offering to you, and
he frequently is just as sincere
in his literature as the fellow
who sends you a party campaign
document sneaked in under some
Congressman frank.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21

There is one significant fact in
the conduct Of Presidential cam
paigns that ought not to be lost
on the voters. The general
reader is somewhat familiar,
doubtless, with the arrogant cen
corship exercised by the Postof-
flee department over the second
class mail matter privilege. This,
like kissing, seems to go by favor
with the department.
The publication of periodicals
in any way subversive Of the es-
tablished order of things is arbi-
trarily restricted. Rigorous rules
of the department interfere and
the most minute inquiry into the
subscription lists and purposes of
such periodicals is made. On the
other hand, there is a host of self
evidently spurious publications
devoted to the exploitation OF
political doctrines and theories
of the relation of labor to capital
which are favorable to the polit-
ical orthodoxy of the day which
have apparently no bona fife
subscription lists, but which arc
supported by privileged inter.
ests, yet which have no difficulty
to get second-class rates from
TIE postofice.
Ii rigid scrutiny Of the second,
class privilege is necessary, and
we think it is. let it be exercised
! not on the matter of publication
but the circulation basis alone. II
is claimed that the deficit in pos
| tai revenues is caused by The
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21
OUR IMMIGRATION

that the emigration that is now
coming is to push the star Of en-
pire into the undevelOped regions,
but rather that, as "tilers-in, "
they for the most part come to
inhabit the towns and reap the
sheckles that fall in easy places.
In this connection it is to be
observed, too, that the work OF
assimilation will not 90 on
so readily with the people who
at present constitute the bulk Of
immigration. This seemed nat
ural between the English. Irish.
Scots and Germans, but it is more
difficult to bring the same rela-
tions to bear in the case of the
present immigrants. Indeed, it
is a question if in the years to
come they do not mark distinct
class-particularly in the case OF
the Italians.
The fact that the Latins do not
take so readily to work as the
Anglo-Saxons and Germans and
are besides not so energetic and
thrifty, makes the immigration
of the present day one of seri-
Gus consideration for the country
and particularly so when they
are disposed to clannishness and
are unwilling to accept the Gus
toms Of the country.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21

\ comparison of the statistics
of immigration to this country
indicates that the class Of new
comers is becoming lower every
year. By this is meant that
among those coming to our shores
the great majority who do not
compare in character with the
study people who in other years
] settled here and whose energy
and enterprise have aided in the
upbuilding of a great nation,
The English, Irish, Scots and
! Germans have long composed the
majority of the immigrants. Then
| the Scandinavians came in great
numbers. but now Italy, Austria
Hungary and Russia supply the
greater number of those that
swell the population of the Uni
ted States.
OF the $4,000 immigrants that
sought our shores in the last fis-
cal year. there were 100000 Ital-
ians and 206.000 Austria-Hungar-
ianS.
A comparison of the customs
and characteristics of these peo-
pie with that of the hardy Qua
kers and Dutch of Pennsylvania,
or the English, who built up the
Eastern States. does not indicate
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21
40 ILLEGITlMATE CHILDREN FED TO DOG

children away. The police dis
covered that the old woman gave
the children to a mastitf who had
been trained to devour every
portion of the body, leaving moth
ing.
Already 40 of these murders
have been traced to the woman,
who, together with several moth
ers, has been arrested.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21

Madrid,> Sept. 21.-A report of
the wholesale murder of children
comes from the village of Cas-
tala. 1t appears that it was the
custom of women who desired to
conceal their shame to deliver
their illegitimate children to an
old woman who lived in the
mountains. who was believed to
be a witch, and who spirited the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21

San Francisco, Sept. 21.-The
following officers were elected by
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Odd Fellows yesterday:
Grand Sire-Robert E. Wright
of Allentown, Pa, promoted from
the office of Deputy Grand Sire
by unanimous vote.
Deputy Grand Sire-E. E. Con-
way of Chicago, chosen on the
second ballot by a vote of los to
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21
OFFICERS ELECTED BY ODD FELLOWS

SO for John T. Nolan of Nash
vile, Tenn.
Grand Secretary-J. F. Grant
of Baltimore, reelected without
opposition.
Grand Treasurer-M. Richard
Muckie of Philadelphia, re-elect-
ed, no opposition.
The officers will be appointed
by the new Grand Sire and their
names will be announced on Sat
urday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-21
sISTERsVILLE, W. VA

The NOV VIII attempts to give
his satanic majesty his due is
kept busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

r-r TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
-. ~ wheat closed &c 10 &c higher
= =. one time showed an advance OF 21zc- All the
.-.,,-es reached new high levels-Msy q % and the
- 1r'v ges.c Tire February left on ri 8 e472 me
A., .,ls 20 OT. and s. os. and closed a. A0lls
gls Tulv Closed 81 &c. the new July 81 SIC Old
s.--.,,fsr gi.c: new September s2iec-
,,.t .susu In the commission trade had most
o.. al v--b the market. At the close. Armour was
lac. seller ~ July; but the buying on scattered
orders through ccr1missicn people was on a great
sale leadership was of no account The or
5irsrr wheat influences were ignored. Cables were
higher. corsols early were lower; everybody was
stu thinking of tho war. English country markets
yer, 10 equal 10 Sc 10 &C bushel The foreign
,,s-lsfs were HIGHER. The Southwest was without
-oois-,r-e The Price Current said the recent
vea.he- conditions had been urfavoraole. The
es.r news was strong. Kansas City was Sc 70 SC
higher with only CO cars there. The Northwest
car were 23 compared with SOP last year. primary
-s,s.,-s e. GO corpa-cd with $4,000. Clea-ances
were as0O bushels. The seahoard reported =
loads Argentine cables estimated week shipments
s-rr- there g 010 bushels. The ordinary wheat
news however received no attention. The strength
was because % the enormous trade, the war situa-
zion ana the small stock here. The market Is
co-g6eres the biggest on record. one private wire
house received over 100 orders over IT'S system
Corn reached a new high level sc Tor Nay and
hfsr Tor July. rlf mere de
9. HrsIv did much toward offsettirg TIRE big OUTSIDE
trade Corn al It's best was ur about Sc Hlt IL
closed unchanged 60 &c Up. 1lav sold az .>c enl
81 SIC and closed az sic sellers. July closed a.
b5ssc: September, 54Ac. There was the impression
that Armour was selling Receipts were lss cars.
with 2S for Friday. The cash market was 20
70 lo higher The country offerings were s1la--.
Shipping sales Eere 5000 bush: the sesboard re-
ported 3 loads Liverpool futures were &c 70;
spot 70 ID up. The Price Current reported corn
offerings Increasing but cash houses report them
smaller. Argentine shipments are estimated a.
OeN bush.
Oats closed 20 20 10 higher Early thsy were
" higher. February closed a. Gacs Ma. as
.uiy. exc There was selling by Ps-ten who ts
ne Bis holder Receipts were Il cars. v--h ll
fo- Friday Cash cats were 40 highe-. Clearsrcss
2 900 bush. Elevators are making STANDARD
upi6y
PORK closed &c 70 soo higher. lard. Ioo higher;
RIA &c 20 20c higher The big genera Outside
buying Was the feature. A. the same tine there
~W a great deal o. profit taking. There IS tax o.
BIG Armour holding o. rlbs and -hs-e was q
buying rush shat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

6sth-st. s. 243e n % Coiunlbus-svs. fs9x
Do. John ~ Ruhl 70 Eva anderson; mort
cages. SO SEQ 6Sth-st. : 1889 u u Colurn
bus ave. Is. 9xi00.5. esth-st. = :. 1858 q of
Coiuubus-ave. 1s.9z10o 5. ssth-st 24Ss y
Of Colurrbus-sv 37-6xl0o5. Henry ITaylor
et al 20 Edward VI MarVur1. quit claim No
Same property. Edward NJ Markum % John N
s7th-st. \ > Is n e OF f6th-avs aOxt0OB: Edith
Hawk the William IT Davis Memorial Free
Industrial school FOR Crippled children. con
I43i-st n g. 200 = OF Shave 50x99 II: Leonard
Well Charles J Kroehie mortgage. $40. Ooo- No
12Gth-st. n corner Manhattan runs " 1888
s99 i732 q beg Eugene G Potter 20
New-Nork OPERATING Company; mortgages SO
s2d-st > sf6s n " % Shave IL Sxs5s. the
Popular Banking. Savings and Loan Association
70 the Bankers. Realty and Security Company
75th-st 30 A west. 22xfO2 ?. Grace II wilcox
Ct al 70 Eimon W Beardsley trust deed: mort
7Oth-st 3 III q . OF Avenue A. 50xiO05; Annie
X Foster 20 Jacob Never. mortgage $1,000 % Noi
75th-st No 403 Fast 20x51. John Peters 20 Her
man Peters, mortgage. 81 500 - 70
MacBride George I. Slawson and another
mortgage. So. 900. o c and
I3fs--st = > arc n W 81 5th-ave. "a AKA. II,
Abran Bachrach TO Noah Chertoff mortgage
Manhattan-av No "a . g. s7xiOO: Katie Gross
70 sarah Undernd0rser. mortgage. SIS 900; C.
131st-st No 80 West ~ 4x99 II. Henry Booth
% Abram Bachrach: mortgage. S26oo; and
17th-st. = e206 II ~ Avenue A. lVN3--
and Trucking COMPANY :. -,
Iewis-st. . corner 5th-st 25x29 sS25s29t: the
william Peter Land and Improvement COMPANY
% the william Peter Brewing Company ---->'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Bv Richard V Harnett 4 CO: 241 4Sth-st. s. $50 q
o. 2d-ave. 20x100 5. stcry dwE n. sxrs' sale
estate q MarEaretha Scheig 70 Slater for s12T5O
J J.. Phillips & Co. 81 Nev-Chambers-st. 8 e cor
Oakst. 81 9x2s @ Oakst x25s. story bk sd-
March 1881 2i-ave " a s Of STR
25xs0 story ten h; adjourned March 10; "a
and SO Madisonst = SOS q q Janesst 81. 6xs0
So lxso .. and story bk ten hH: II Campbell ind-
yidualy and agt A VI Connolly al L ] Nor
rson atty y GoLdmarS- ref. partition. adjourned
March 10.
BY JOSEPH Day. 10 Greeuwch-st. - Of Car-
lIslest. .6 TxS7 sx82 sxSfs. story b; smith
Willam Twin st al; A smith. atty; g " Rswson.
ref Partition = J Hancey. aftoinnz owner Tor
80. CO. Cottage or0ve-.vs . 2es5 % GusrtaIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
REPORTED LEASES.

Tucker srever & Co. have leased. for Jesse @
v-o07I,iU % the Standard Sanitary Manufacturing
Company. for ten years at $500 per annum. the
nrst floor and basement OF the new eleven story
tuiiGirE at Nos IS and 81 West Thirty-hrst-st- .
Tor the L Z. Morris estate, to Ignatius Gross the
five story business building al Nos. S6S and $50
No 40 Fffth-ave.. and 20 Emil r NOlkel the
narlcr floor Of No. IS West Thirty-hrst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
REAL ESTATE.
Office Building to Stand on old
ITUing Bank Plot.

Richard NJ Montgomery & Co. have leased the
Irving Bank property at the northeast corner OF
Warren and Greenwich SITS. for term OF twenty
years to Walter J. Solomon, who will alter
the building into an elevator store and office
structure The size OF the plot Is 65x5OS feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Pelham Road. north side, 1s0 feet west OF Throg 8
Neck Road. and half story frame stable and
shed. 25x3O and Skis feet; Mrs J. Bible. owner;
Thomas L. Newman. architect: NO00.
Pelham-ave, northwest corner Crotona-ave.. one
story fruit stand. frame. 15N30 feet. Mrs. E Hally
owner: F. r. Albrecht. architect: SSe.
Third-ave.. 81 feet south OF One-hundred-a and
siNtythird-st. two story brick store 40 4xesu feet
Peter DAILY. NJ J. G1rvin. architect: so 600
One-hundred- and thirty northeast corner
OF Rder-ave. five story brick mandatory. 50xT1 1
feet. Richard FuriOng. owner; NJ J. Garvin archi-
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

Place 5Ox1Oo: J Napes aEr william Me.kiH e a.. Q A
Ninasa aired Lsuterbach ref amt due 50 ~
81 SO 70 the pl1ntlI Toy
81 go. II Livingston Place cor lIth-st o6xlzo.
h. Sherifs sale Of All right. ute etc Nncn
Louis Cohn had January = 1904 or SINCE . Y tonn
NJ J. Erlsnger. sheriff. Withdrawn
James L Wells g 900 Belmort-ave, COT lctta-
81 TOxfO0 story ten h. L barnard ast Jsacs Ss-
al: Arthur atty. r II PoTneroy. RET any
due as tanes etc 100. sold subject 70 ntgs
GO. 10 pIaintfy S10O75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
A MANHATTAN-sT. DEAL

Daniel B. Freedman has resold 70 an investor .
plot OF about thirteen lots occupying the block
front on the east side OF Broadway. between Man
haitian and hundred nd tw enty-seventh SITS.
The plot has a frontage OF il5 feet IN Broadway.
i56 feet IN Manhattan-st and ~ feet In One-hun-
dred and twenty -seventh-st-. and depth OF lS5
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Parish Fisher Mooney 8 CO: f13th-st n . 100
p Of Tth-avo 50x10Ot1 bk h: Irving
inEs Institution A = Smith al p Dean. atty.
" Hartridge ref: amt due. ss1.4TO 81: taxes,
BY Peter = Meyer; $50 45th-s 6Hs.s z Of eth
ave. Is sxIOO4 dwr h. Lawyers Title
az " r Donnely al. Merrill q n. attys. r
+ Ffnch. re-. due SIS. 374 o.. taxes etc. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
10 IMPROVE LARag EAsT SIDE RLor.

Simon Fine has sold for Mandelbsum & Levine
10 the Empire Cornice Works. plot 150x1Oou feet
on the south side Of dred-and-seventh-st..
100 feet west OF First-ave. Two seven story nat
houses Will be built on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
EEW-JERSEY.
HOTEL TRAYMORE,


ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Remains open throughout the year. Every known com
fort and Golf privileges. running water N
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
d $ WHITE. President
New York Zen 81 2sp Fourth Ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
NEW BRICK ROSCOBEL.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Every hotel appointment. with exceptional lux
ury uns1ceed. elegantly furnished
throughout. Rooms single and suite with large,
luxurious baths Write for illustrated literature Elevator
level Running IN bedrooms Terms. Si2
per week ana upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
Notice Of Summons.
TPREME CorRT-PLAINTIFF DEsLREs

SUPREME COURT.-PLAINTIFF DESIRES
- o.. rs-. % trial the county II View yor-ElsaHor
X OC5auor plaintiff. against Charles schov3: Annis
nnd 1ohn Aaron Ter husband 0ts name John
vtn1Nn q plsiniin. 5ae. i.n,e s sli 80. trs
Goodman ard Jane Goodman. his wife the name
Jane being ncfious the true iet name ~ snlq C
sul sarah Goodman wife che .5arah being
f~f'tipu7 che true Fret meme ~ Hs.l
arf rIHEn Ackfrman hls VIC - 49, m
notfous the true nrst name - sad aieia1Lt un1
Spear. Wefey Qunckenbush and Ef1nna @lacelip -
Die wife ghe Emma being hcutlo,s ~
frrt name "a sala defendant icing unknown 70 psnth
catherine Trarprr Annie Lyons. Emma Strubin laALe
FIthcnrt Jennie Preston. MARY = hcsf man ssD
being hrfuous the true ifat
being unknown % plaintiff i-lla1stA 49,
man lis wife one name Ann benE fictitious t1e IRE
% tala Defendant being 1870" f-crt,trrrs
- lie Ian WI and Testament - John O. l. ASsI
man deoeaEcd charles p Home N~ - 49, Ttcrnas
Ky Joserh ClIks Etta McCair. - 49, af9ve
800 Feferserfr ana each 81 them- You are heIe.s
the ccIaplait m s-r-1eys
-tfblr t1ertv dsv. after service q TINS sun
% the dhv 81 service y. tsFen arainst
80 ~ 5reft for re relief demanded IN tns
nateT New York. November -otn IT,, 0tTee ana
- 900. 1905 - William street. New YORK = =
fhe defcndarfs. Wesley Clacl.--.l
. tt. -r-Is e-r, name 81 said defendant being IN
known plaintifD: the foreEuns ~ ION charles
y sse $500 ~, - ssv 81 Fsbrunry. 1904 and
c9rufv n ageu York court House IN Tt.sI So
"a Manhattan city ana state OF N ~ STN a
Is0IsAN Attorne5s Tor Plaintiff. = ".l.laH4 -''
York y. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
Real Estate.
Half Price
Title Insurance

ITO the amount of the former policy
on all property title to which has pre-
viouslv been examined and insured by
this Company.
And after doing the principal title
examination business of this city for
over twenty years, it has covered a
very large part of all the real estate
of the city.
Title Insurance is now too cheap to
do without.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
Financial Meetings.

New Tort Mortgage and Security Company
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
= h1tsrs - - VIEW YORK MoRTgAgE AND 81
f|fITT NEEFhNE for fre eierflyr p Directors ard
Irr-.tlrs f-r tre sIrleediug Ferr
VIII 20 hef o. ffe of-s ~ me COMPANY -. i4s
I-IafUaT. Sew YORK CITY. Monday. trs 18Th q
March laDt. 81 - oclpcz non. The stock transfer
bllEs VII ~ rlDssf March g. 1903 81 , b. m. hn1
og~ueE Msrct - 1905. - 20 o.
Date -ew ForE. Fri-Iarv ID. 1fhf
CrTTTr. Hrrtf.Tr Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26

rvUlTTsTsAT ana subscriptions for ne tribune
a relafrod a. fhclr Lptoal-oftce
80 1854 BItOApN Al .--,--.- -,
nF~erffnerrnrta received ioilsNi14
uutll cloeA
~ stb-Gvs 2et-st. i5s eth-eFe COT A~th-s1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
HOTEL JACKSON,

ATI.A~TIC CITY. n. =.
. .t.,--.rfv ereurqof front hotel. 81 virginia
frass location Adjacent 20 THE famous Board
handsome ocean ifoft rooms
g--r. ND cuisine Musical concerts daily enl
.-.-trg T.rms American plan, $3.50 SIC 90 and tzVp
we. for Illustrated lersture. York 81
80 ,,,,s place CHAs D. COPE Proprietor. JOHN
,-rr-er Manager Also kitthtn1y Hotel. beA"AfN
yists, can 10 open May til November
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
THE WILTSHIRE

virginia Ave and Beach Atlantic City. N =
Open all the year. American and European plans
Delft cafe Music. Long distance phones in al
American plan 81 30 per day European plan $50
s s PHOEBUs. Propri.to-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
WHY NOT OWN
Dividend Notices.


The Colorado a Southern Railway co.
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
rrcto-s held this day there declared from the
sqrus saTninEs t1T ne 81 f sea ,ss @
E5,sr-sd st9e = as Ts aza T,s AFg s s
al sHe closing 10Th 100
TIE transfer books fo- TIE h-st Trefe-ea stock q THIS
la'4 and vii be reopeael ten A u. April "a
The Colorado Southern RAILWAY GO.
-y HARRY hF-NNhf~ Secretary a 4reaslrer
- P-7advsy. Nsv work Teh-uary q leo.
/ THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTING
Trustees s7- the first preferred stock @, the colorado
n-t southern Railway Company viii he closed a. TIRE
On April y Ia5t IN AFru let isos the Voting
~ 7-7-5 Ff,r tI-,,- When rr-sved Is, ths+n al Ire
oe.,e g: ,sssrs Iisissr,sn q g sHgnE ne parties
HAIIGARTEN & CO.
Agents for Voting Trustee
Buffalo & SHs1ushaHra Railroad Company
Preferred stock Dividend No. :.
TIE quarterly dividend 81, ONE G} PR CENT
: 1914 70 s.o-saols-s q record FeBrlary ~ 1914
FISK ROBINSON. IS cedar 81. " "
Transfer AEents
CONTINENTAL. TOBACCO Co,rrANr.
refyIIiIj5T[ sT5 OF 81 W,s 'g 1r.
ss--o ., bayssis sa-i ! lp4 At oa1e Q, ctatrsi
- - ---s al 80 =. f,,sr-s.+ ~ s. ,sas -,--
u-- r-rss March ard rrore- April
g l-4 IT. r. KrNSsBUFsT. Treasurer.
CONTINENTAL. TOBACCO COMPANY.
30 lil FNeE Are. N@u 3 ~. Fstr-arv - f1oA
4 DIVIDEND or - WAS TO-DAY DE-
clare. m t-. common s--cx % Continental Tobacco
O. p4-a1- Ar. d ls.t - as9vs address. 90 stock
n = kI1GsBURT. Treasurer.
P-re Marquette RaIlroad Compsay.
1 DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT 40
E7-- 80 e--=on ---ez - MS Company vii >.
Kara 1904 stock Transfer books
W. Re -lses Ea--f 1904 g. = =. n-l W.. reopsn
----l pr. --..e ef p. a. 81 .itta..-s t.a-A - 80.
-r-r r- 80 l1- C-r vl 20 Ped az p state street
Es-1- Ea-s E.stiends STOCK registered or -
-se -1-E .a1e WI D ralf ~ - n r., - f-aDert
r-EaRLr- n-F-r.HLAnf. Treasurer.
Minneapolis q 81 Louis Railroad co.
'OLPONS DUE MARCH =. 1904. FROM
Fl-- a-s Ese--s.1r Mo-tFazs s.z- 80 cent binds
r 1e rya7T IT. - Daii on ard af-e- f.at care upon
eeerai1r ~ ere r-e ~ IRE 0e-rra- I-lgt company
= wan 9-rrt. New F1~x r n DAVIS. Treasurer
AnTEETCAN HIDE AND LEATHER 90.
COUPONs so. Q. DUE MARCH ]. 1904
--c- r-- w1--rars B--.s = 80 AMERICAN HIDE
t-a- Dare 5r cDL0,IAI. TRUST COlIPAf-T "a Brad
GEORGE . H-rr. Treasures.
CHICAGO. MTLwAUKFE a IT. PAUL RAILWAY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE
raa b~s7 cs.-srsd dividend = tHrse dollars end
10y rr-fF share ~ ere preferred STOCK end alf1-a
l-ss -e- 80 tfr -e--s a. r1ars ~ t.e con 10
trf - re 1r1arT. E-vate n t.a ---- n rDr.. 49,
a. - o-oe - ne ~l-rpaHT. 20 E~1ad street, - te -.y
Y FeF l1fE p f.~r..larr - rer1rl az ft-e % ii-
rrss on trs 1ffa ~ Msrrs. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Miller. Barbara. 70 Progress Realty CO. Robbins
ave. corner Reck-st; demand. per cent
Lawrence. Albert II. to Borough Bank or BrooS-
lvu. I.exinRton-ave. No So. prior mortsaSe
SIS 600 due September Is 1901 3 per cent
Wilson Thomas p. 81 al 20 louisa Hitz. nth
81. No 643 East; due March "a 1907 per cent
Brown. Gilbert C. 20 Lawyers Title Insurance Co
OF New-Yorx. Madison-ave 8 W corner 0dd-st,
years Al per cent -..-. .---
Beck Charles r. % Seauen's Bank for SAVINGS
East End-sve. No t12. .. years. "a per
F-1eIschn1ann Louis to Union Dime Savings IN
seftufion TTth-st s =. i25 r % Central PARK
West. due Nav l. 1907. a. per cent .----.--.
Nevins Abraham. and anot her 70 American
Mortgage Co. 10th-st No 40 East; year
per cent .-.....-....
Tlst5ur, Anton. to Title Guarantee and Trust ca.
52d-st No 4OI East. years. AZ per cent -
Kirshbauu. Marks. TO Citizens savings Bank. ~
torney-st. 3. i73 u Of Grand 81. years.
Al per cent ......--..
Sflverrnan. Clementine n to the United states
Savings Bank. 115th-st- n s. 400 II = Of LenoN-
ave. 3 years. Per cent ..........-
Bierhof. Joseph 70 Anna NJ Lynch. execu.rtx,
122d-st. 3. 100 q " OF Park-ave 3 years.
per cent -. - o..
other Madisou-st. 8 ~ n Of Clinton
SfereI Abraham. % the ShelterinE Arms. 5th-st.
n 3. 293 n % Avenue b. years. . per cent
same % Theodore Simon. same property, prior
mortgage S46. 665. due March I. 1895. per cent
Bergman Robert Fl. 70 Harlem savings Bank.
3d-ave s. 10 u o. l63d-st. year. a
stepbens John G. 70 Harlem Savings Bank. Tie
bou--ave part lot 50 map south part farm
OF Peer Valentine: year. per cent. .........