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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-08-18
campaigns are becoming popular
movements in Southern cities

S1111 P*16HS UfS UCSott1IHS POPuIdI
movements in Southern cities.
Systematic effort of this kind kept
up for series of years will be apt to
make permanent change in the sit
uation. 1t is not at all impossible
that mosquitoes will practically dis
has been the experience in some places
where they used to abound and where
the surroundings were such as to pro-
vide sources of supply seemingly mex
haustible. From reports recently pub
lfshei in the London Times it appears
that at Ismailia, on the Suez canal,
where there used to be 10000 cases of
malarial fever annually, there has been
no case since 1908. Mosquitoes have
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nile returning home from Milton
one of John Balfour's boys was held up
b. three thugs and relieved of what
change he had on his person. The
robbery occurred only about half
mile south of town, the trio emerging
from the "jungles" of the dump
grounds. AS the hold-up was not re-
ported to the authorities in town until
the following day, and then with only
scant description of the men, no ar
rests have been made, although sever
al suspicious looking characters were
ordered out of town by the marshal.
A shooting scrap took place in a
gambling den at Drake In which a
gambler. giving his name as Kelly
was shot through the body by anoth-
er tinhorn who is known there as
Witty The dispute arose over
game of cards in which both men had
been playing. Loud words led to blows
and during the fight Witty drew re-
volver and shot Kelly through the body
a little to tac right and above the
stomach.
The laying = s'acl rails has begun
on the 500 q ::.narck-Minot cutoff
west from Drake and the track will
follow the graders closely. The new
towns on this line. Dosden. Huso, Max.
Douglas, Ryder and Plaza are BOOM
ing. Banks ald newspapers are being
established, mercantile establishments
Of all kinds are being installed and
business openings of all kinds are be-
ing filled as fast as they present them
selves. The trade of this great re-
gion, in j0bbing way, will be con-
tested by Bismarck and Minot.
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Excursion rates to Mentor, Bemidji.
Cass Lake and Devils Lake on sale
daily for the round trip, good 30 days,
and special low rates on sale via Great
Northern on Saturday and Sunday. ].
H. Cawthron, T. A.
w. H. Kelsey, real estate. has opened
his new Office at 20 N. Fourth street.
Both phones. No. 20. He will do q
general real estate business. Give
him call.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-06-01
atssr beanttpertet ame Sraeett

reformatoril6 eegen Die arpBen lie,
belitdnoe in uniern eeihdftliden Ser.
bdltniiien nor5ugeben. Denn uniere
@eribte neritebeu Den @eiit ntbt, Der
elm iolbes &eformationsmert burd'
brinat, iie tleben dnaitlih am &leis
men uno &leiniten uno ibre gntidei-
oungen ueroen niht nab Sinn uno
8eritano aefGlIt, iDnbern nah benz
Bubftaben. SD lanae mir uns BON
ibnen nibt lusmahen, b. 3. lDlange
mir tire Waht nibt auf lire ur'
iprunaliben @ren5en beihrdnten,
ionoern fie rubig in benz uiurptertert
unaebeuerliben Wtahtaebiet fbalten
uno malten laiien, 10 lanae wers
ben mir es ibmerlih erlebeu, oaB
man bic beitebeneen 8uitGnbe tpirts
lid oerbeiiert, ielbit menn iib Die gr.
tenntnis 8abn aebruhen bat, baB iie
gefdbrlib ftnb.
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5aaes 8 Jientatetteu
y II n b

Nm Sreitag ioIte in galbueu,
Soabo, Der BroseB 9eaen Die grbei,
terflbrer WtoDer, 9aDn0oo uno Set.
tibone. melbe anaetlaat fino, an Der
@rmoroung oes friberen @ouper.
1eur Steunenberg mitbeteiligt eeme.
fen gu ietn, itattinoen, muroe aber
auf Intrag Der StaatsanmaltIhaft
0eribDben. gs miro b0bit pabr.
ibeinlib biz gum Desember oauerr,
ebe er our 8erhanblung tpmmt.
SIN Staate Oregon lift ourh
u~eberihmemmungen teilmeiie GROCER
Shaoen angeri6tet mDroen.
Die .Soutbern Cotton IHocia.
tion" bat ieBt ibren Beribt iiber oas
in oieiem Sabr NIT 8aummolle be,
iteate 2ano perDfentlibt. 8ie fri.
Der ihon gemeloet, betrGgt oieies
Greal q, 634. 718 Mfer, UNI 2.29
Broaent mebr als i'm uoriQen Sabr.
9eras lift elmer Der Staaten, in benz
Die 8unabme an @r6Bten aemeien
lit. @s iino oies Sabr bier 7.311. :
OIL Nder 2anb nit Baummoue be.
pflanst moroen, nabeau UNI 8 8rD.
gent mebr als lebtes Sahr.
Cine ibauerlihe @elbibte piro
aus benz fleinen Orte &autabee in
Sutnois aemeloet. Sine Srau Noel.
fsro nermiBte ibre orei tleinen Wao.
den uno fonnte iie trDb eifrieen gu
henS nift ftnoen. gnolib, lah
flint ooer feds S%tunoen, entoedte fie
tie IN einem alten Softer, Der in elmer
Booenfammer itano. Die &inoer
paren ofenbar i'm Spiel in Den alien
Sofer bineinaetrohen uno batten
ben Dedel 3uaemaht, oabel mar oas
ShloB einaeiprunaen uno file batten
niht mieoer beraus9etonnt. Vile
orei uaren tot, ais Die Wutter tie
fnnn.
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TDt8t bte Tlaaae.

Sir uniere Soloater in Cuba uno
auf ben Bbilippinen mar @%eiunbbeit
Die midtieite Sraae. @tIis &. Wors
gan, Sergeant BET Grmee, 81. Sc.
l. Concord, 0. s., iaqt: SD mar 2
Sahre in Cuba uno 2 Sabre auf ben
B~bilippinen uuo nabm Or. Sings
0eue gntoedung eeeen Shminb=
iudt. Die mid noaitdnoig aeiuno er.
belt. uno iebt in Stem 0ampibire
lift es bic bette Meoisin aeeen 6uiten,
@rfdltung, 8ronhitis uno 2unaet1s
leioen. 8u baben bel Nbplpb DreiB
uno &. &alteper & Sobn. $50 Gents
uno ST.. Hrobeilaihe fret.
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CODE bebt pie tole 0unoe, pie ges
itien, Die cine @efabr, eineu 9erneins
ihaoen fir Die Wtenihbeit biloen?
Gin merfmuroiges 3ulammentrefs
fen lit es iibriaens. oaB es aeraoe Elm
Sabr Der lit, ieit ebenfaas Elm Gtten'
tat auf ben iungen &Dnlg BON Spa
MEN aenadt wuroe. Im 81. Wtat
ppriaen Sabres fuuroe auf i'm. ais ct
nit Dem Brdiioenten 2oubet bonn
Belud Der @ruBen Oper in Baris
surIdtebrte, cine 8ombe gelAleus
bert. Mud oamals entfam er uns
oerlebt, ebenlD nie jeBt, Seoenfaas
elm beoeutuu9spouer Sag fir Den
iunoen Mann, Der 81. Mai.
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- Der 6afen Der Staot 8alpa.
raiio, in Der characterization Ste.
publit Chile, muroe neulih bon Ell.
mem furhtbaren Sturm beimaeiubt.
Cine bileniihe Bart puroe poaitau'
big sertrimmert uno mebrere anoere
Shihe nuroen beibaoiat, aud iol'
len oeribieoene Berionen e~rtrunten
Ieln.
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tSeeeu sBhtde galauaeabtHe

aiebt es elm iideres Wittel: electric
Bltters. bic groBe Meoisin. BON Der
9. VI. 8romu BON 8ennettsniQe, 9.
g., iaat: Sic itellte meme sSrau nod
iabrelanaem 2eioen an 9pspeplie
uno elmer hr0niib itarren Sober pDa.
tommen nieoer Der. electric 8it.
ters BELT Shiittelfieber, Walaria.
labmen gfiiden. Rieren. uno 8laien.
leioen. 8ertauft ourb Noplpb Dreis
uno s. 8alteper & Sobn. Breis
80 Gents.
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Ius 9iflis i'm &autaius tommt
Die Nahribt. Die M1roer oes aneris
taniihen 8ice &pniuls Stuart in
8atum ieien feitaenDm.nen, Sic b6t'
ten eingeitanoen, bah ite BON Nnoern
su benz Werte aeoungen ieien uno
audi oieIe Ieien oerbaftet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
WANTS TO SETTLE TRACK DISPUTE.
Interborough Official Says It Does Not
Want to Fight.

At the Office Of August Belmont yesterday it
was said that the marlborough Company would
not oppose the city with reference 10 the third
tracking Of the 2d-ave. elevated line
We believe" said Mr.. Belmonrs representa-
tive, that the company under its franchise, has
a right to build third track and use II for
storage purposes or for running trains The
company IS willing TO paw the city proper com
pensatton for the privilege of building a third
track, ard We believe that the city's representa-
tves IN time will see the utility of having US
build the third track 50 that We MAY. he able in
the rush hour 70 handle traffic with greater dis
patch. II we had a third track down as far as
9th-st., for instance, we could switch alternate
local trains 10 IL and run them as express clear
TO The Bronx. This would enable us 10 increase
the headway Of all the trains At present the
best we can do is TO operate trains in the rush
period at about thirteen miles an hour"
Delaney NtcOu. representing the Interborough
interests. called on Mayor Mcclellan to trv 10
stralghten out the difficulty. The CITY Club in
a letter to the Mayor the other dav accused the
Lalroad company Of building a track from the
OSth-st. express tracks TO fdrh-St. without
FRANCHISE OF city permit Mr.. NiCOu went 20 the
Mayor He told the Mayor that the Interborough
Company had no desire 70 fight the city on the
proposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
CRIMINAL BANKRUPTCY CHARGED.
Government Prosecutes Four Accused OF
Conspiracy to Defraud Creditors.

An important trial for alleged criminal bank
ruptcy was begun yesterday before Judge
Holt and a jury in the United states Circuit
Court with Judge julius Henry Cohen repre-
sentiug the government as Special Assistant
United States District Attorney. The defenoahIs
are Simon L. Simpson. formerly president OF the
American Wire and Steel Bed Company OF No
324 West 26th-st; Richard Cohen. FURNITURE
dealer, Of No So Hester-st.; Isidor G. Mann OF
Boston. a cousin Of Simpson and Coheh' ana
Albert Friedman. The formal charge against
the four men is the cOncealment or assets from
q trustee of bankruptcy, 10 defraud creditors
According to the evidence of the government
portion Of which was introduced yesterday, the
wire and steel bed concern. prior to the failure,
worked overtime manufa curing goods, and
Cohen got credits of large bills Of furniture,
which were sold at prices less than the actual
cost Of production. Other portions Of the stocks,
it is alleged were shipped to Boston by Mann.
who came over to Nev-York for that purpose.
To Mann were also assigned the outstanding ac-
counts Of the wire and steel bed company,
without adequate consideration, the government
viii charge. Discoveries made by chartered ac-
COuntants led 20 the indictments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
COLER WANTS MORE DOCKS.
Advocates improvement of Whale Greek
Canal-Also Municipal Ownership.

Borough President Coler has sent John A
Bensel, the Dock Commissioner. a letter advo-
eating the Improvement of Whale Creek Canal
The stream is a branch of Newtovn Creek. which
IS vaIueless now. but which would be Of consid-
cradle use if made navigable. Mr. Coler said in
the letter:
The records of your department show that, OF
300 piers in the Borough Of Mania ttan, the CITY
owns outright 207 and has a joint ownership IN
nineteen others, while on the Brooklyn shore
only 10 of 1917 piers are owned by the nunlcl-
pality. From your Manhattan docks alone your
receipts in 1904 were SO 296 1871 while for all the
the latter sum $1,000 represented the rental Of
one pier in this borough the cost Of which to the
city was only 10000
am convinced that this is a very favorable
opportunity for the initiation of city owner
ship of the waterfront in Brooklyn, in accord
ance with the policy Of the dock municipaliza-
ton which has been so profitable and so general
~ beneficial with respect to the Manhattan
waterfront In this connection I desire TO call
your attention to the fact that immensely valu-
bic as is the Brooklyn shore property. il has
been allowed to develop on lines Of purely pri-
vate proprietorship. 10 the great disadvantage
of the borough.
The estimate of my engineer as 10 the present
cost Of the 20S lots Of land needed for the canal
is $4,000 He adds at least S294 1S3 for
dredging and bulkheading to the cost. and
points out that the acquisition Of land for mar
e!nal streets. and the paving and drainage Of
these streets as well as the payment Of damage
claims to those holding waterfront property
which has been improved, will be items the cost
or which must be considered in the estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago. Jan 24-Wheat in the first half OF to-
days session appeared to be recovering from the
bearishncss that has recently prevailed, but ended
at a substantial loss. The close Of May wheat was
ar sc decline. and July lost nearly as much. Coarse
grains and provisions all closed lower.
The wheat market made moderate gains at the
opening, but the large trade transacted was at the
expense Of the holders and was mostly on delayed
orders on account Of the wire troubles Of the last
two DAYS. There also was moderate buying by
commission houses on deferred orders due to the
same cause. Late in the session prices declined
ana the market closed heavy. Local receipts were
Z cars. compared with Is the same day a year
ago Estimate OF tO-norroW's local receipts 10
cars May sold from S6lzo to s6%c down to s5}sc to
soc and closed at the latter price July closed
az the 6ottom. $3.50 to 635sc. selling as high as
There was no improvement in the corr. market,
put small receipts and the tone of the wheat mar
M ttStpSu me ouIls Local receipts 149 cars
we're $4,000 bushels Estimate Of to-morrow's
4otsc 70 45Ac and the lowest 44Jkc The close
MS Ms - &C. 10 4oc July closed at the bottom, 45lsc
mere was little activity the start IN the oata
PIT que TO buying by Kidston, but after that the
ILifKet became dali Prices were strong however
on ASht receipts and export demand Recelpts
were 81 cars. with So estimated for Tomorrow
shipments hence were 200 900 bushels The highest
for May was 317sc, the lowest 8I3sc and the Clos
ing at the latter price Juv closed a. ne bottCr3
o99Sc The highest 30hC
tlOv!SlOns held steady. The receipts Of hogs
mate for 70 morrow is only 83 900 head This in
5PlLed publish sentiment among the local talent.
houses and on the advance there was consider
Alle proHt taking, and this caused all Of the earv
to S14 10 and reacted 70 Sl4 I2Ib Nav lard sCid
Lt fILl % on 70 % and reacted TO 81 57I5 May
ST % 70 E75714 Hog receipts were IS GOO head and
prices az the yards were weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
BIG CHEMISTS, COMBINATION

The United Chemists Company Med incorDora-
ton papers in New-Jersey YESTERDAY The can
ital is 100000 Its object is to operate retail
drug stores in cities Of a million population or
more. a territory which at present therefore. is
restricted TO New-York, Chicago and PhuadeI-
phia. Il is said that the company has taken
over or obtained options on many stores in those
cities The Wilson stores in New-York. il is re-
ported. are among the number acquired A
rumor in connection with the organization Of the
United Chemists Company is to the effect that
George ). Whelan, president Of the United Cigar
stores Company is To retire from thar position
70 assume the management Of the new enter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
MORTGAGE-BOND co. MEETING.
Contract Closed with Ladenburg. Thalmann
& Co. for Sale Of Bonds.

Al meeting Of the stockholders Of the Mort
gage-Bond Company Of New-York held yester-
day afternoon. the president announced that
contract had been closed with Messrs Laden
burg Thalmann & Co for the sale Of 81. 100000
Of + per cent ten 70 sixty year gold bonds. with
fixed amortization after five years
Announcement was also made that Messrs
Ladenburg. Thalmann & co. had the option 70
purchase 100000 additional Of similar bonds
in the year 1906
II is understood that NIessrs. Ladenbure. Thai
mann & Co have formed a syndicate. composed
Of Institutions and bankers abroad. for the dis
posal Of these bonds TO European investors
The old board of directors was reelected
Messrs. Ernst Thalmann and Felix Rosen being
added thereto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
Financial Meetings..

NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
III Broadway. New. York
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of The s-ocEholders Of the New
York and jersey Railroad Company viii held The
once 81 the Company. No III Broadway. the Bor-
opEn OF Manhattan. IN the CITY and State Of New
York on the fourteenth dav Of February, 1908 AZ
twelve o'clock noon. So- the purpose electirC d-
Tecor and for the transaction Of such
Is nay properly come before said meeting
The polls viii remain open hour
The transfer books Of rhe Company u.!Il Be closed
from February 4. 1905 % Fehrusry Is 1906
DATED New York City. January 20 1906
CHARLES KING.
Secret
Ssv York and Jersey Railroad Company
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the trustees were cooperating IN evesy way with
the committee.
SUES JAMES HAzEN HYDE FOR $4,000.
Binghamton Man Says He Has Not Been
Paid for Looking Up Tarbells Record.
- Talerranh b . Trihune

Binghautoa. y. Y. Jan. PA D. Wales brought
an action in the Supreme Court to-day against
James Hazen Hyde 20 recover $1,000 alleged to be
due for services in taking down the personal record
of Gage TarbeH According 70 the complaint Mr..
Wales visited New YORK and it was agreed II his
services were required he would receive a 5000
retaining fee and $1,000 when the work was com
pleted. He finished the task, and says he was paid
only the 5000 He spent considerable time and
labor looking up Mr.. TarbeIs record in this sec
ton
Mr. Wales has a suit pending in the Supreme
Court Tor Sz0Co0 against John Mitchell for services
IN settling the coal miners strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Nsp -. s,s -
e-,-s1 =ao sfscount. bank. 81 Prs'a-- ,l..,.s =
&C. -r- lO-. telegraph 1913, .-s,r.ssr'-
&, -,-a-,'uu,. CnIcaE--5- discount : -
p.,v5rg. rar. selling, i-l'c TseH,s ca---i[<
a, Dr4r-lr.rn bid 25c premium asS IS, s.,srst -
-0, Dra--t-.-,. Sqvaruah-Elz'ins '1 ---+,-
-7r --c discount NIirnsarol-s-'o - -
RANK cLEAR1NGs. - Nsv-Yor'<. 1850. 800
So S}s M. balances. y-s6s-5-5- "a $50
-59rras s,S os2-55. balances. S--s -,s7
Ev.hanres. 81 s4osso. balances. "a -
-rv~ra~rss. E2.so19. balances. - ,e,s
-7ore-F,vehanres. EOg75rs; balances - VS..
sTrvrR MARKET par silver, - lassi p
silver dollars. 5olzc. Bar silver p
81 Sid ,,-, Lls,s-
GOLD PREMIUM In MADRID, =, = sxcss.i' y
MEXICAN EXCHANGH---'-'A
Nev-Tork fs quoted at --t e.,..ons ~
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - \. -,f-,srrs. -
-ero-re5 r-or7 Washington. H.~2's-' --..-s-,-s
me ra~sfprz. ss-l. 81. ulscellaaeols- .,ssss--
2r5 Receipts for the dav. S.lo-io.. 5,.s ~
g. sa,ooa Receipts for The month n ~
sgs. ,xpendftsrss. So tsoo1o. Excess q, isis 8
81 ssoes6 Receipts FOR the nsoal So o. 60
q, SOC. expenditures. $50 Sc So sA .s
t-res. tt5o75l. AIRY ~ .
s1-B-TREASURY- The Slo-I
70 the Clearing House. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET-No1ey on cal oP'--- -
~ ,s7r- highest. a.. per cent: lowest - -,
Ias- loan. a. per cent closed Slsgi pc. a
rare 4 per cent Ti--e money was 60 -. p
rar cent for thirty 90 sixty DAYS. >. ~
re four. I'VE and six months, Co'al.', \, ,,J
was quoted az 5g5,3 per cent Tor sI - -s-a1
DAYS and 5ltG5s. per cent for four % - -
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--Narse'
A,.,-sI closing rates follow; -sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
Hev york ana jersey Rail-os6 isS G9m a55
omes Of the Mnrrland - comnnnr

once Of the Maryland Coal Company.
No. ! Broadway. New York. January 18TH 1908
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MARY
land Coal Company election q a Prasi-
Gent snd te1 Directors and Tor such ether
nav come before the meeting. viii be held al the
once OF the Company No Broadway New. YORK
February 9Th. 1906. 81 eleven A y
Transfer books viii close January "a At three
p N. ard reopen the morning Of February eth
1905. r 3. NEDEAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES

The Sheriff yesterday received an execution
for Sab So against property of the Mining
Chemical and NetallurgicaI Company Of Amer
lea, with Offices al No. 40 EXCHANGE Place In
favor OF Lola BaXercs de Alzugaray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
Dividend Notices.
THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.

TIE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
New York January cath. 1906
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared dividend q Seven per cent C7aA
payable February LIST 1905 70 stockholders record
closing Of the books
TIE transfer books vu closed from January z5th
1905. February Isl, 1905 both dave Inclusive
? T MARTIN Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25
PRESSED STEEL cAR COMPANY


PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. IS
4 QUARTERLY. DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
Thrss-ouarters Per Cent IZrs) VIII be paid on
the preferred stock q this COMPANY February lsI.
1905 20 the stockholders OF record u
business February 2d 1906. Cheques will be mailed
from the ONCE q the Company The transfer hooks
V.ll close three February % 1895. and recnen
ter 4. February 23d. 1905.
P jerks Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-25

oIleE Of executors
500" Newton Railway Company first mortgage
per cent gold bonds. due December. 1924 Io2
Is shares Morton Trust Company. ...-....... 500
5000 Missouri. kansas and Texas Railway hrst
coup55s June ans I5ecero5sT e,. a-5 500
each and one o. s. oo6 your OF 5000 ,oa
5000 Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railway sec
Coupo5s FeBTu5rPR pea ana esn 1 9oaq', due 1890 ON
5000 Oregon Short Line Railway FIRST mortgage
per cent bonds. due 1922. coupons Fe5-
5000 Hew-York. susquehanna and Western
Fai!road general mortgage per cent
ponds. Que 1870. coupons February and
$4,000 Canada Southern Railway aryt mortgage
Per cent bonds, due 1905. coupons jan
5000 west shore RAILROAD first mortgage per
cent bonds, due 1891. coupons January and
$1,000 Knoxville ana Ohio Railroad nrst mort
gage per cent bond, due 1925. coupons
$1,000 Rio Grande western Railway arst trust
mortgage per cent bonds. due 1889.
- coupons January and July............... 90
$1,000 Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway
{etIl3aaI EnortgaEe 3U-year . per ee7- 80,
$1,000 Beach Creek Rairoad first nortgage 4 Per
cent bond due 1886. guaranteed coupons -
$1,000 Western Tnon Telegraph Company ) per
cent trust bonds. due 1885. coupons Janu- -
81 600 Erie Raii-oad Company general lien per
cent god bond due 1895 coupons Janu-
$1,000 chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Rail
way 6 per sent refund.nE mortgage gold 49,
50 shares Ridgevoo1 Land ana Improvements
For account OF Whom It may concern.
$4,000 wesDurg and Buffalo Valley Company
collateral trust per cent mortgage bonds.
$1,000 OneontE, CcCperstOUl and Richfeld
Springs Railway first mortgage
bonds due May, 1912. coupons May and
November November 1913. coupons on. 81. 900
o SHARES Brooklyn Trust COMPANY. .....-... 1913
3 First National Bank ------. ~
10 shares Russell. Burdsal & Ward Bolt and
5000 Metropolitan Crosstowa Railway Company
first mortgage per cent bonds, due 1920,
interest April. accrued interest rom OCt0-
her l last % be charged to purChaser.-... IO7%
10 shares Smithulale SlspeadeT Company. %
Mass. lot 3. $500
% Colonial Trust Company 4I4lk
81 shares Lawyers Mortgage Company 1874
10 shares Title Insurance Company of New
York ....-......- ............ ou2it
10 shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantee
10 shares Tttle Guarantee aad Trust COM
-------,- GIL
% shares Nevy-yorR Cab Company. .---.... 50
p shares Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
Company .-..-.-...- 2T2iA
j. shares Morton Trust Company ..--.--.-... $50
10 shares Title Guarantee and Trust Com
90 -- Oh ..-- 6T4-4
corTany -. ....-......-..-... 48os
shares Greenwich Bank. ........--........ 2e5
10 shares CEemIuE Canal Trust Company ~. $50
Loo shares Merchants National Bank
pp-ueCar6it .-.
SIOOO0 - Joseph stock Yards Company first
mortgage Az per cent bonds. due 1880
interest January and July .--............ QS
100 shares Manhattan Trust Company. --..... As