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" CHICAGO STOCKS.
¦'• -.jjmistta fey Walker Brothers, No 71 lira ).
*<? ]___ I High. | Low. | Cloa*.
— TT unseed -. ¦ 7 6% 6%
"erred.—- - *>* 3« ac
*1S Strawboard ~ *** 3 *H «*%
Jg2jcßl<m Traction ISH . 12? ,2£, 2 £
S» Match 13* 131% 134
flf*-£eet Elevated deb 5* »5 D 5 05
'«"*' . "itan Elevated^.... fIS % »8 08%
**issl Biscuit 42% 40% 42^
Ves'CJietfiO 100 100 100
RAIJ.h'O \l> i:.\U\lX<;s.
: ggrrxj/y. Rochester and PrrTSßTma.
.^efmlle,....- IS9«. IS»9. '%
' in Dec... J93.17« ms.lTa $1-4 «T
•S-Tweek in Dec... $93.17K f113.1*i2 5124 4r.l
•T^-JtoDee.3l 3.H1.72» 4.074:58» 5*639717
)*?• CANADIAN PACIFIC.
sgg week in Dec, SMI. OOO f 992.000 $1,049 COO
1 jilte Dec. 31 58.15R.976 29.146.813 90.214,931
.' CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
» — her of mi1e5...... S.IH fi 154 c •>-(•
$£?«* in Dec- J1.135.6M «1.14K055 $1 247 »9
«£:» » Dtc. 31 36.089.727 40!566:C36 41 6»7592
cUEr»' ELAXDi LORAIX AND wheeling.
.-.—her of miles 182 192 192
rc"sa *« k in,^" 5 -- . *£'*£<* 545.204 jsn.-ta
Til to Dec. 31 1.611.560 1,833.830 2,107,781
EVAXSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
vaster of miles 156 148 146
BaTweek la Dee... f 10.247 »».2;{S $7,841
¦'i|ilt»D«- 31 323,685 863. 703 332.061
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
. v—ber of miles « IC7 10.7 167
ES week in Dec... $32,744 $37.»71 $40,112
gl to Pec. 31 1.261.451 1.406.Ut!9 1.415,997
~" MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Tv-unbart v-unbarv -unbar of miles l.21» 1.219 1.2 M
ES week in Dec... $165,MK> 1186.003 $lfiß.<KW
} £ - lt» Dec. 31 C.239.392 6.«»6.44S 7.452.583
r MISSOURI PACIFIC.
-..-»»- of miles 4.95S 4.938 4.933
SaTweek in Dee... $?57.0u0 ?003.0<i0 $1,072,000
'iAI te Pec. 31 26,744,823 25.079.290 30.486,^30
CENTRAL BRANCH.
v—bor of miles - 3SB 3S« 388
SSveek In Dec... $33.01H) $41 .<*»» $34.0J0
ii-"'i Dec. 81 1.278.2C2 1.262/JOO 1.336,000
I- ~ NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
v— her of miles 1.570 1.551 1,551
ass?*** In Dec. $329,058 $302,233 P«l.&0t
Ito Dec. 31 11.404.474 12.C47.875 14.034.612
, P'TTBBCRG. BESSEMER AND LAKE ERIE.
v-iirter of mil" mm **£ .pi
week in Dec... 1.811.531 $2«.»20 2.335.331
te \to I>f 31 1.811. Ml 1.809,261 2.335-.331
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
¦^VJeiTrDec::: 9U i:SS' im^j ?=g|«
' BPTteOoe. SI 6.595.456 6.843.051 6,555,344
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
;^g te Dec. SI 1,871.036 ¦ '$£ U)MM
' WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
B*Jtt,V^:: «•»« OS »ea
MOBILE AND OHIO.
SRSSE-:: fflSffi si si
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
/ iffosih ef November— . 610
jcet taming*.- $125.206 $158,662 5137.040
¦lggS££r::.^gg «%« ISS®
" Ve-e^tatsßiaos.. •546.160 *S1O.»12 $680,931
.; ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND,
i Month of November— - 312 !
S^S 1 ::::::: ?»o.| *>»
Op. €ij>-. taxes, etc.... bl.hiw "¦'" ' 1
-.StfSSia-Siifßß _^« "58
laqdss ?JB- 83 ® * 10 ' 332 f17>740
:^g: fgjgt .gag
.«,«*»»—.. 'S "g:BS *^SS
a-1,1, $107,399 $131,804 $176,056 '
WESTERN NEW-YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
(Official to New-York State Commissioners.)
Quarter ended Sept. 80— ~ tu<t -
. SSKsaSS:::r.:: »i« wmm *&&
Operating expenses 604,&>9 o*'.!^ 1 * .-•¦¦•>
'o^gSn^:::-::"*^; .. m iS _ m iSS
sjaa* "' * .. -JIM3T ¦•f»3.750- •».»»
•Surplus.
BUTJUINCTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
Heath Cl November— 1900. 1839. Changes.
Gr^earnlais. ...... $355.334 $441,291 Dec t».*£
Operating e^enan... 833^735 507.559 Inc. 28.379
earnings $m]o» $133,935 Dee. $82,346
Gr^iSn EE JJ s t . 9 .. J!fr-j4%.547J !fr-j4%.547 S4X»*3 D^J»os.|l S
Oy^tageiPtajes... 3,C».«5C3 3.829.445 Dec 79.842
• Net earnings $1,184,944 fl.200.»l» Dee. 125.974
GILA VALLEY. GLOBE AND NORTHERN".
fl^if^ntoe.^^ $»2«7» $28,945 Inc. $3,734
O^ratSsT expenses!!; n,6«6 9.646 Inc. 3.930
Weteamtag- .. 119.113 119.259 Dec *™
Bettemecta l.«T» 2.207 Dec 628
¦ Net earnings) $17,434 $17,092 Inc. $342
QroM earolas?«l mos $847,740 5365.597 Dec. $17,857
S«»7 and betterments 175.773 163.211 Inc. 12,563
Net earning* 11 mcc $171,037 ~»»2,8«t Dec $30.41«
MOBILE, JACKSON AND KANSAS CITY.
nrth week la Dee.. $1,990 51.553 Inc. $137
: J(lb!. l»Dec aT!.. 130.797 83.639 Inc. 47.158
DfTEROCEAJnC RAH.WAT OF MEXICO.
' TMrt week la Dee... $82,390 $80,702 Inc. $2,233
m 7 HADE EX CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. 4 (Special).— men at New-
Tork «re wlrins their houses here that the recent
bl* buying of wheat on New-York orders Is for
Keene. Prices have ndvanced l%c to-day, and
dosed l^e <» vßr Thursday. There has not appeared
to be a big; trade, certainly not as large as yes
terday's or Wednesday's; but the market has been
an exceedingly nervous one, and has advanced
sickly on any buying. May opened at 76% c sold
between 7€* c and 77% c. and closed at 77% c. In
creased speculation has been the significant cir
cumstance. The news features have been about
evenly divided. New- York continues to lead In the
buying. A leading commission man now at New-
Tork wires his house that the buying of wheat
wlrhln the last week by Counselman-Day has cer
tainly been for the) account of James R. Keene.
This message, coming from an Influential source,
has confirmed coma other signs, and the Chicago
trade Is pretty well convinced Keene is in the
wheat market again to recoup the losses made by
him at Chicago twenty years ago. Th© market
was influenced early by small Argentina ship
ments—«O.«lO bushels. Liverpool and Paris were oft
a fraction. The price at one time was advanced
sharply by a Minneapolis message declaring the
Idle mills would resume on Monday. There were
large receipts at Kansas City. 103.000 bushels, and
the primary receipts were 100,000 bushels over last
year; 603,000 bushels, against 604.000 bushels. Some
shipping business was done. MO.OOO bushels. Sea
board clearances were 425.000 bushel*. "The Modern
Miller" declares there is some apprehension over
the severe temperatures, because of the unpro
tected fields. It was 40 below In the Northwest.
There was further buying to-day by Counselman-
Day. the concern which took each a line of wheat
en Wednesday, and which Is now supposed to be
acting on Keene's order.
Corn prices closed 3^®'4c over Thursday's.: Jan
uary. BS%e. and May. tWffltfi- The latter *£&•*
»c and at «%c sellers. Increase In the general
speculative Interest Is the motive, as In wheat.
Coontry offerings are small; receipts here light— £»
ears to-day ana XO estimated for Saturday. Sea
board clearances were 3,000 bushels, and clear
ances for the week 4.500000 "bushels. Liverpool was
uj» a fraction. The mood here Is bullish. Argentine
•Upßtenu only MO.OOO bushels. The seaboard re-
Ported forty-eight loads for export; local sales were
iW.Cf.O busbeU. w i.v.
Oats continue to show strength. %c higher, with
tb» May closing at the top. U%c Country offer
!?gs were light; snipping sales were 275.000 bushels.
Sfqetpts here were MS cars, with 170 for the week.
The big holding by the Cudahys enables the market
to respond easily to new outside buying.
.FlseTsssd -was dull, with prices unchanged. Cash
•feted at a C 7. January at » 67 sellers. Mar at II Cl.
There were flf ty-two cars of seed at the three
Paints, against twenty-seven last year.
.Provisions were strong, pork gaining 17'.*c and
lsr.-i and ribs Kynfce. The broadening outside trade
M the small stocks are the bull heTpe. Hogs w.-r/,
-V 2 }-!sher, with only Sl.iM head received. The
world's stick of lard is 166.000 tierce*, against 273/*/)
* year av,o.
Samngo tJanka.
EMIGRANT
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
KsiK 5i Chambers St., New York.
Nr« fork, liff. lOth. 1000.
>r\*lnCND^-The Tmm-f-u of this Hank have ordered
~* l izl'tt-n U .n to J^i>.. f ltorn entitlfc.l thereto for lite
r«L- . f • th ""' ficntfia fwi'.r.v. \)<-vtinv,nr 31, 1800. ut the
mt^Z c ".Thr«r and one-half j.i-t ct-nl. per annum on all de
rjrj* "P.'-'J th^ limit of Three Thousand :l>ollani (t^.OOo).
'teSu^fi! 1 * ''* crea!tt<J urjdtr daie'of .'January, lm.'-iuul,*
*~:" r111 &• payabU on aiuj after Monday, JanuaryjSlst.
Illy.- -,_. McMAiiON. President.
financial.
THE TRUST CO. OF AMERICA,
140 BROADWAY,
CAPITAL, $2,500,000. SURPLUS, $2,745,894.13.
Statement December 3ist, 1900.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Ne™w YoS a cL B Bo^ •¦ * $22 ' 3 ! 3 75 a ital Stock $ 3 , 500,0005 00,000 oo
SSSa^^^ LessDividendNo.,.. 33 § 7 jgo j
fn^rS^ii :::::::::: 2IO ' 33 2 Deposits and Deposits in Trust.. i 2i 2| f ,s?S 35
D.,/fri™ T™ t 107 '° 48 3I Rent Accrued •• • • a 9i6 66
Pn£rtR^, :::::::::: £? s Interest Accrued on **•* •• • • „
Furniture and Fixtures ........ 30,000 00 "
Cash on Hand and in Banks 956,072 59 - — " "
$'7,557,3*54 07 . §,_ >;-_ 07
Appointed by the State Bank Superintendent a Depository of Lawful Money Reserve for the
Banks of the State of New York. Named as a Depository of the Moneys of the City of New York
pesißnated as a Depository of the Cotton Coffee and Produce Exchanges of New York on contracts.
I ll\ljl ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
OPFirERSi
•'"'inn, r. FITCH, rre«. \vm. OAK DOUR. V. Prf«. WM. 11 i ri it v Pres
li.S.MV>\lV;,V.rre.. R. J. CHATIIY, See. T. C. CLARICES, Jr., AMt.'.Sec
A. 1.. B.V.MSTER, Tim,. \\. HIM II V 1.1... 1.. \»i.t. Trend.
1. v\\ m:\ci: O. MURRAY, th,,« Olllcer.
DIRECTORS:
Aehbel P. Fitch Emerson McMlllln. William E. Spier. Philip Lehman.
William Barb. ur. James M. Donald 1 . Anson R. Klower IMwardP cSVIn
H. S. Manning. Qeorgre Crocker. . Henry S. Redmond. . ..... riim£nth£j
Samuel A Maxwell. Edward c - Schaefer. Jno. R. Herman. Fmnk J«y QoSld "
Myron T. Herrlok 8. C. T. Dodd. C. I. Hudson. vv i» n Brown
Charles P. Cutler. Joel P. Freeman. William A. dark Uroy>n '
TO THE fiRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS
OF THE
Fort Worth and Denver
City Railway Company.
The Interest on the first mortgage bonds of the Fort
Worth and Denver City Railway Company, which, by
agreement of October 12th, 1885. between a Committee
of the Bondholders and the Union Pacific. Denver sad
Gulf Railway Company and its Receiver, was reduced
for a time to four per cent., will, after December 1. 1800.
accrue and be payable at the original rate of six per cent.
The control of the Company through stock ownership
is in the Colorado and Southern Railway Company, and
It appears from published reports that the present earn
ings of the property are not sufficient to pay the full
interest on the bonds. Under these circumstances It
becomes essential that the bondholders unite In securing
all the consideration to which they are eotitled. and. If
need be, enforcing their rights under the mortgages aad
otherwise protecting their interests.
Th* undersigned have been requested by the principal
bondholders to act aa a bondholders' committee, and In
order to confer upon the committee necessary authority,
the bondholders are respectfully urged to deposit their
bonds at once with the United States Trust Company
under a bondholders' agreement lodged with It.
Engraved certificates of deposit will be Issued by the
Trust Company, and application will be made to the New
Tork Stock Exchange to list the same.
Copies of the agreement can be obtained either from
the Trust Company or from tbe Committee.
iu:\H\ K. M< 11 vm.. ; v <>,
MDEIX TIL.GHMAX, 40 Wall St.
I lIWM.IV I!. I.OHII. ¦-'• Pr-aiwav.
LORD, DAT & LORD. Counsel.
Gaiungs Oanks.
S/cye/- Cooper dc Co* ,
bankers,
6th Aye., 18th and 19th Sts.
Interest at the rate of 4 per cent per annnm
credited to depositors on January 2, 1901, for the
tbres and six months ending December 31. 1900.
Deposits made before the tenth day of any
oonrhdraw interest for full month.
a',: }:.:... tours 9A.M. to 5.30 P. M. . ..
The NEW YORK savings BANK,
6TH AYE.. N. W. COR. I«TH ST.
The trustees have ordered that the Interest to be credited
to depositors Jan. 1. 1001. shall be at the rat* of THREM
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. PER ANNUM OB all sans
from $5 to $3,000.
Deposits made en or before Jan. 10 will draw Interest
from Jan. L.
PKTBR A. vnZUCTI. President.
nuKUS H. WOOD, Treasurer.
"WILLIAM FEI^SINOBR, Becretary.
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN Till: CITY or NEW YORK,
Cor. Ith Air. find 14th (street.
New York. December 24, 1900.
rSTKREST at the rate of THREE AND ONE-HALF
<3%> PER CENTUM PER ANNUM will be credited de
positors for the s'x months endlnc December 21, 1900, en
all sums entitled thereto under the by-laws not exceeding
three thoutand 3.000) dollars.
Deposits made on or before January 10. 1001, will draw
interest from January 1. 1901.
OEO. B. MOEUJER, President.
O. F. AUTHOR. Treasurer.
IRVING S&VINGS INSTITUTION
11.-, Chambers St., New Yorlc City.
The Trustees of this Institution have declared Interest
on all eums remaining on deposit during the three and
six months ending Dec. 31, 1000. at the rate of POUR
PER CENT, per annum on amounts from $1 to $3,000.
payable on and after Monday, Jan. 21st. 1001. Deposits
made on or before Jan. 10th will draw interest from
Jaß " lEt * W. H. B. TOTTBN. President.
G. BYRON UATIMER. Secretary.
Dry Dock Savings Institution,
341 vmi 343 BOWERY. NEW vonii.
The Trustees have declared a dividend for the six
months ending December 31. 1000. on all deposits entitled
thereto under the by-laws, at the rate of Three and One-
Half per cent, per annum on all sums not exceeding
Three Thousand Dollars; payable on and after January
21 1001.
Deposits made on or before January 10 will be en
titled to Interest from January 1. 1001.
ANDREW MILLS. President.
CHARLES MIEHL.INQ. Secretary.
WM. F. PATTERSON. Asa't Secretary.
"EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 3 CHAMBERS BT. £
luOtn SEMI-AX>UAIi ni\ini:\n.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10. 1000.
A DIVIDEND at the rate of FOUR
Pi;H «;s-:\T. per annum has been declared
for the six months ending Dec. 31 upon all
' accounts entitled thereto, from $3 to 93,000.
payable after January 10, 1001.
DEPOSITS made on or before Jan. 7 will
draw Interest from Jan. 1.
WILLIAM H. SLOCI'M. President.
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Secretary.
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
•Mi W'-t 2ith Street, (Near Eighth Avenue).
70th StMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
rriiE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have directed
chat Interest be credited depositors on Dee. 81st. 1000.
at the rate of riiiIBKANI- • ¦'.! MALI- X'Ktt CENT,
per annum on suras of 85.00 to $3,000.
Deposits made on or before January 10th will draw In
terest from January '»'
BAUtTEIj D. STYL.':.-', ITeeident.
ALEXANDER C. MII.NX. Treasurer.
IRVING M SHAW. Secretary.
The American Savings Bank
80l I'll th Avenue, cor. 4^il Street.
Interest at the rate of TXIItEE AND ONE-HALF PER
CENT. (3 1 /-) per annum will bo credited depositors for
three and six months ending December 31. JBOO,- on all
... from 15 to *.V«>o, payable January 21st, ioui. Bank
oof-rt from 1* A. M to 4 1- M.. TinA on Monday evenings
from to 8 o'clock. •: -. 12 M on Haturday. Money
Seposlted on or before January 10th will draw Interest
from January Ist. I'ANIEI. T. HOAO _ President.
. ¦|..il:,C.N''.: GOADUV. Treasurer.
WM HI WIN, gecretary. -':
GREENWICH > SAVINGS BANK, .
* i;. or. «tl» Aye. lad K.I I. St.
TN'Tli" . AT THE RATH OF THHI'K AND ONE
ttaTK I'Klt CENT. I'Elt ANNUM will be crtr.llted <ie
lirltorH for the SIX MONTH.S end THREE MONTHS
i"s1jI\"O DEC. 31. 1300, on all euma from live dollnrs to
ihrf« tboiican.l dollar*, fntltied thereto under th« by
lftv.e. v-» johN HAItSEN RHOADKB. President.
JAMKS QI-INLA.V. Treasurer.,
n OCDEN* CHISOLM. Fecrtten'.
DrpOEiin madf? on or b';foro JAN. 10. 1001. will draw
lnt«r»-Kt from JAN. 1. 1001. -
TIIK UA.NK FOR SAVINGS.
Z-H> Fourth Avenue, New York.
December Slot, 1900. ¦ !
rrriE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVI: DE- !
CLARED the u*ual Interest under the provisions of ,
the by-laws for the six aionths ending: December 81«t, an
fOl Ai W the rate of FOUR (4) PER CENT, per annum on j
all Bums of $5 and upward* not exceeding $3,000, payable
' and after -the third Monday, beinif th« 21»t (lay of
f-inuarv • The Interest is carried at once to the credit of
oaitors* in principal . on the let lnst., where it stands j
iV'Hv an a deposit. : It will be entered on the passbooks
Li any time when required on and after the 21st in«. '
at any time wnen o MERBITT TRIMBLE. President.
¦ ROBERT 8. HOLT.I S*creUnr.fgaE?__
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JAXT ARY 5. 1901.
financial.
to riiK iioi m:i<s of
First MortKUKe Five Per « <-ni. lief andlnsr
l.ljlll ll.MKls o f J'JIM
uF
The Indiana, Illinois & lowa R. R. Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The Indiana. Illinois
and lowa Railroad Company has exercised the option
reserved to It in its First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Re
funding Gold Bonds secured by its First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Refunding Hold Bond Mortgage, dated October
1, A. D. 1888, to Continental Trust Company of the City
of New York, and Joseph D. Oliver. Trustees, to nfloim
said bonds and each of them at any time, at Its option,
by paying to the Trust Company, Trustee In said Mort
gaee. or to the lawful holders of said bonds, par and tea
per centum premium thereon and accrued interest, and
that It Intends to redeem all of said bonds then outstand
011 ill.- I ir.t il-.li <la> of IVhnniry, \. I).
lltiil. by paying therefor on said data to the Continental
Trust Company of the City of New York, or to the
lawful holders thereof, at the office of the saM Trust
Company. Number 30 Broad Street. In the City of New
Tork. par and ten per centum premium thereon and
accrued interest.
Thereupon, under the provisions of ssM n?irtra=» "rid
the b^nds 1 - -v | vriCHF.HT WILL IF. \«K
1O Allllli: Till NKON AM) >\H» lIoSIJS
\\ 111. 111. II 1.1.1 I -.111
BY ORDER OF TIIK BQABO OF DIRECTORS.
Tbe Indiana, Illinois and lowa Railroad Company.
i\\ T. !• -il >.\ .j. 1 :*»:d«nt.
R. P. AHRENS. Becretary.
NO. 1 BROADWAY.
OFFICE OF PENNSYLVANIA COAL COMPANY.
/pHB Transfer Books of this Company will be
dosed en January 8. 1001, at 8 p. m., and opened
January 16, 1901. SB 10 a. m.
MORRIS P.. MEAD. Secretary.
Oitu&cn6 Xotuca.
KEW YORK OFFICE OF THE
AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY.
100 Broadway. Dec. 17. 1000.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
¦^ held this day there was declared from the surplus
net earnings a dividend of TWO AND ITIVK-KIOHTH3
PER CENT. (2H%) en the Preferred Stock of this Com
pany. in full for the period up to Oct. 1, 1800, payable
an. 24. 1901, to the holders of record of the Preferred
Stock at the closing of the transfer books on Jan. 10. 1001.
For the purpose of such dividend, the Preferred Stock
transfer books will be closed at 3 P. M. on Jan. 10, 1901.
and reopened at 10 a. M. on Jan. 25. 1001.
AMERICAN BRIDOB COMPANY,
By 11. BCHOO.X.MAICCII, Secretnry.
¦ Wall Street.
New York. Dee. 17, 1900.
Q\ JAN. 21, 1001, the undersigned will be pre
pared to distribute the above dividend of TWO AND
Five-EIGI»THB PER CENT. <25«%). when received by
them, among the recistered holders of their Trust Re
ceipts for Preferred Stock of th« .American Bridfe Com
pany. J. I*. M'JllltA.N .V CO.
~ AMBRIOAN CAH * VOVi&KT CO.
Ht. IxMits, Mo.. Jan. 2. 1901.
mEFERRED CAPITAL. STOCK DIVIDEND NO 7.
V 1 A MEETING of the Board of Dim-tors
"^ held this day, It was resolved that a dividend of
1% per c«nu on the preferred capital stock of the com
pany be declared and paid on Friday, Feb. 1, 1001. at
the office of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
No. e> Cedar Street. New York City, to stockholders of
record at the close of business on Jan. 10, 1901. Transfer
bonks will close Thursday, Jan. 10, 1001. and reopen
Saturday. Feb. X 1001.
WILLIAM M-MIIXAN, Treasurer.
AMERICAN CAR * FOUNDRY CO.
St. Louis. Mo.. Jan. a 1001.
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK DIVJDBNU NO. 8.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day. It was resolved that a dividend of
one-half per cent. (tt%) on the common capital cock
of the company be declared and paid on Friday. Feb. 1.
1901 at the office of the Guaranty Trust Company of
New York. No. •-" Cedar Street. New York City, to stock
holders of record at the close of business on Jan. 10, 1001.
Transfer books will close Thursday. Jan. 10. 1001. and
reopen Saturday. Feb. 2. 1901.
WILLIAM araiILLAX. Treasurer.
AMERICAN KTBEL HOOP COMPANY.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
¦^^ quarters <lst) per cent, has been declared upon the
Preferred Stock of this Company, payable on January 31st.
1901, to stockholders of record at close of business Jan
uary 16th. 1001. Th» transfer books will be closed as
to the Preferred Stock from January 17th to Slst, both
days Inclusive. F. S. WHEELER, Treasurer.
New York, January i, 1901.
AMERICAN TIN PLATE COMPANY.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
quarters (IH> per cent, has been declared upon the
Preferred Stock of this Company, payable on January 31st.
1001, to atockholders of record at close of business Jan
uary 16th. 1901. The transfer books will be closed as to
the Preferred Stock from January 17th to Slst. both days
Inclusive. F. 6, WHEELER. Treasurer.
New York. January 4, 1001.
CHATTA.\OOG.\. Ktnii: A SHI TIIKIt.V It AII,
11O.V1) COMPANY.
New York. January 2nd. 1001.
J^ DIVIDEND of Three Per Cent on the Pre
ferred Stock of this Company has been declared, pay
able on the loth day of January. 1001, at the office of
tJlmon Bom & Company. 20 Nassau Street, New York.
The transfer books will close January 4th at 8 P. M.
and reopen January 17th at 10 A. M.
IIUOO SOMMERFKLD. Treasurer.
TO
\Y MIAMI nAll.lioAli compAxy.
1.. I. finite A" iii>ii<iiiiii<i<-r».
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Board of
Director* of The Wabash Railroad Co. has this day
declared that the net earning" of said Company for the
six months ending December 81, 1900. warrants the pay
ment of three per cent, on the Debenture "A" Bonds of
this Company. Said payment will be made at the office
of the Company. No. 196 Broadway. New York, on
January 7, 1001. to holders of record of January 6, 1001.
The transfer books will close January 5. 1901. at twelve
o'clock noon, and reopen January 7. 1901, at ten o'clock
a M J. C. OTTESON. Asst Treasurer.
New York. Dee. S3. 1000.
The l.nko Shore niul Michigan Southern
It « 11 iv a y <oieipnti>.
Treasurer's Ofiloe. Grand Central Depot.
New York. December 20th. I!W>
THI-; BOARD OP DIRECTORS of this Cora
i.»r.y have declared a semi-annual dividend of TIinEE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT, on Its Capital Stock, paya
ble at this office on Monday, the 28th day of January next,
to the stockholders of record at 8 o'clock P. M. on Mon
day, the Slst Instant.
There will be no closing of the transfer books for the
purposes of this dividend.
E. D. WORCESTER,
Treasurer.
COMMONWEALTH (FIRE) INS. CO. OF NEW YORK.
68 William St.. Jan. 3. 1801.
nnilE DIRECTORS have declared the follow-
X ing DIVIDENDS: THREE PER CENT upon the
Capital Stock, payable on demand on or after Jany. 7th.
looi:
FIVE PER CENT Interest i.. .ii the outet.-mdlnu Scrip
payable on "•'.¦"'l on or after » •'- 10th. 31)01: and
TEN IK CENT In ficrlp upon the Participating- Poli
cies expired in 1000, Certldcates for which will be | a . Ue d
on demand on or after May 21st, 1001.
The Transfer Books will remain closed until the loth
inst.
- ¦ CIIA3. S. HARTOW. President.
THIS UESVEB A RIO (.RAM)E IT. R. CO.
T HE BOARD OP mu^TOnThas^t'h-iHay
flpclared a «Rml— innunl dividend of TWO AND OXE
IJAt^^r PER CBNT. out of tho net enrnir.ga on the
Preferred ' -J.ttal Stock. payable Jan. 15, 1001.
The transfer books of the • r^ferr. 1 stock will close at «
o'clock }• M on January 2, and reopen on the morning- of
January 10, 1001.
GEORGE COPPEI.L.
Chairman of the Board.
Office of WELLS. FARGO & CO., '
¦¦'••; 63 Broadway,
New York. Dec 10. lt>oo.
rpilE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of THREE PER C&N'T. ha» been declared by th«
Directors of the company, payable Jany. 15, 1901, at
our office, as above.
The transfer books will close Deo. 31«t. 1000, and
reopen Ju.n'y 10. 1001.
- . . M. B. PARSONS, Asulstant Secretary.
I'SITKD~STATE!I HUBIIER COM PAN iFI
• it- IT, Murray St.. New York. January H. 19i'l.
M^HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the United
States Rubber Company has this day declared a divi
dend of ONE PER CENT, on the Preferred Stock of thli |
Company as the (second quarterly dividend from the net !
••arninss for the nsral year beginning April Ist. 1900. to I
stockholders " of record at 8 P. M.. January 16th. 1001. i
payable January 31st. 1901.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books will close at 3 P. I
M.,, January 161 1901. and reopen at 10 A. M.. Febru- j
iT^ltiiliilrMili^i CHaS. R. FLIBTT. Treasurer. I
Ditribcnti 2Ccluco.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
'J'HE REGULAR quarterly dividend of ONE
PER. CENT, on '.:<.- common stock has been de
clared, payable January 15th. 1901. Transfer books -will
be closed from January «th to January 15th. both iaclu-
Blve - J. A. LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer.
Bankers and Orokcrg.
H. W. HARRIS & CO.,
HANKERS. ,
31 NASSAU ST.. SEW YORK.
Issue Travelers' £2 in • s ? na ' s ;: Rait
lOOUO liaiGIGIO roa< /. Street J&ifoay,
Letters of Credit %^:L Eledric Light
Letters of Credit (few***. 0^
AVAILABLE IN ALL men: '* n d K^rticir-ll
PARTS OF THE WORLD. | Bonds Bought and Sold.
Quotations furnished for purchase, sale or exchange.
BANK & TRUST 00.
Q! m gr*% £~*+ XT' G2
DEALT IN.
CLINTON GILBERT
2 WALL ST.
BOODY,McLELLAN&C9.,
BANKERS,
t>r. 57 Broadway, New York City.
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Order* Executed
For Investment or on Margin.
R. L DAY & CO.
1 BROAD ST., NEW YORK.
40 WATER ST., BOSTON
i Members N. Y. aid Postoi Stock Exchanges
! •— — — — — — — — — — — — — pi— — —— — —^— — — — —
(Trust Companies
REAL ESTATE TRUST 01
.. OF NEW YORK,
NO. 30 NASSAU STREET.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED FROFITS,
$1,000,000.
DESIGNATED i.n.i, DEPOSITORY,
Allows Inter. «l on ii.-|n.sit>.
\<l« t>% lAiimui.i . Trustee*. tslrur. Ac.
• IIENKY C. SU'OKUS. President.
I H. H. CMHBMUm. V. Pres, H. W. Kelghley, Sec.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
or THE CITY ok m:\v-vokk.
\«'». 37 anil 33 WnlU.t.
su?pi"'. Vnd ' profii; : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 91,000,000
Surplus and pr0fit*. .............. 1.055.000
Dc«l(iiated by order of the Supreme Court aa a legal de
pository. Will reive deposits of money on Interest, act
as fiscal or tranafer agent, or trustees (or corporations, and
accept and execute any legal trusts from p«r»ons or corpo
rations on as favorable term* as other similar companies.
URAYTO.N IVKH. President.
FIIEOERICK D. TAPPEN. Vlce-rresldent.
BEVERLY CHEW. Second Vice-Presldent.
ALEXANDER 8. WEBB, Jr.. Secretary.
BERTRAM cnUQEIt. Asst. Secretary.
.financial (Elections.
t he "merchants'* "h atloSaTbank
OF TUB CITY OP NEW-TORK.
1870. December 8 IMA.
rjjiHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
this Bank 111 be held at the hanking ro in. No. 42
Wall Street, en Tuesday. January <>. linn, from 1- M. to
I o'clock P. M. •> -. -
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN. Cash ler.
QOXSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. 4 Irving Place. December 31st. 1000.— The
Annual Meeting of the stockholder* of thU Company for
the election of the Trustees to serve di|rliuj the ensuing
year will be held at this Office, Monday.' Jan 21st lt-il.
Polls open from 12 M. to 1 P. M. Transfer books will
close Saturday, Jan. Oth, at 1" M., and ieoren Tuesday
Jan. :2nd. lOVI. - .
O. F. ZOUJKOFFEK. Secretary.
fPHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIIARE-
X HOLDERS OF THE CORN EXCHAXGE BANK.
for the election of Directors and Inspectors of Election
will be held at the banking house. IS William Street.
New York. Borough of Manhattan, on Tuesday. January
15th. 1001.
The polls will be open from 12 o'clock noon to 1 P. M.
F. T. MARTIN. Cashier.
Iran PLAZA BANK, New York, December
2Sth. 1900. — Thi Annual Election for Directors of
The Plaza Bank will be held at the Hanking House, oth
Avenue and :.Mh Street, on Tuesday. January Bth. 1901.
Polls open from 12 M. to 1 o'clock P. M.
C. W. PARSON. Cashier.
rpHE MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK.
191 Broadway. New York. December 6th. 1900.— Th»
annual election for Directors of this Bank will be held at
the Banking Bouse on Tuesday. January Sth. 1901. between
the hour* of 12 M. and 1 P. M.
JAMES V. LOTT. Cashier.
financial fllecungs
NEW YORK PROniTCE EXCHANiJR BANK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of sail corporation
will be held at the X<»w-York Produce Exchange I! ink. In
the Borough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, on
Tuesday, the Bth day ..f January. 11*01, at one o'clock
P. M. to elect twelve Directors to serve as such during
the ensuing year, also to act upon the proposition to
amend the Articles of Association »o as to authorize the
opening and maintaining of one or more branch offices for
the purposes permitted by Chapter 410 of tho Laws of tVJ.s.
and of amending the several sections of the Articles of
Association relative to the number and qualification of
Directors, and to chance the time of the annual elei-tinn to
correspond with existing law*. Also fur such other busi
ness as may lawfully be brought before such meeting.
WILLIAM A. SHERMAN,
Cashier.
THE BANK OF NEW AMSTERDAM.
Broadway, corner 39th Street.
New York. Dec. 26. 1900.
"Aj MEETING of the Stockholders of this bank
for the election of Directors and Inspectors of Elec
tion and for the transaction of any other business that
may come before it will be held at the banking house on
Tuesday. Jan. Sth, 1001. The pulls will be open from
9:45 o'clock a. in. to 10:45 o'clock a. m. The transfer
books will be dosed from Dec. -7th to January Oth.
O. J. BAUMANN. Cashier.
UNOV* NATIONAL BANK.
82-12 East Forty-second Street.
New York, December 24. 1000.
rpili: ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders
of this bank, for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year, will be held at the banking house on Tues
day. January 8, 1001. between the hours of 12 M. and
1 P. If. W. T. CORNEL!* Cashier.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
A. received at their Uptown Otllce. No. 1.242 Broadway,
2d door north of Slst-st.. until 0 o'clock p. m. ; advert
ments received at the following branch •gJWSS at regular
office rates until 8 o'clock p. m., via.: 234 gth-ave.. a . c.
cor. 28d-tt.. 152 «th-ave . cor. 12th-st.; Macy's. Cth-ave.
and Hth-st.. 112 Columbus-aye.. near West CCth-it.; 1W
V...-- »-! t.. near Cth-ave.: 82 \:. .-'. IV:. r
(Copartnership Xoticcs.
NEW YORK. DECEMBER 31ST. 1000.
•T BEG TO ANNOUNCE that from this date I
retire as active partner from the firm of Adolph
Boissevaln & Co.. Amsterdam, but shall be Interested In
that firm as special partner. The firm of Blake. Bolase
vain & Co.. London, will transfer I's business to the
I^onJon Agency of the Swiss Bankvereln. of which in
stitution I an. one of the Directors.
Th» buainaas of my New York Office win be taken over
by the new firm of BoUsevaln & Co.. composed of
Messrs. D. O. BoUsevaln and A. Murray Young. General
Partners, and J. L. Pierson. ot Adolph Bolsievaln & "•>-,
Amsterdam. Special Partner. A . A . ;; 3 .,iss,:vA,N-.
A. A. 11. UOISSEVAIN.
New lark. December MM
We beg- to announce that ¦¦-.., have this day established
the firm of n ip^vnin * Co.. which takes over the busl
ne.s of A. A. H. Boissevaln. The firm of I' !«-ev.wn
& Co. will continue to represent Messrs. Adolph Boisss
v«in * Co.. Amsterdam, anrt will be the correspondents
of the Swiss ZJankvereln, London, which Bank takes
over th* business of Messrs. I ! >..-. Bolaaevaln * Co.,
London.
D. O. BOTSSEVAIN.
A. Ml'ltKAY YOUNG.
General r»rtn»rs.
J. I/. PIERSON. Special Partner.
~ OFTICI3 OF VKI'NAM & COMPANY,
SO NEW STItK T
New York, Januan* 2nd, 1901.
\\'E BEG TO ANNOUNCE J that Mr. Joseph
B. Bourne has this flay been admitted a partner in
ournnV""™ h "' hH " ',::,: COM I' ANY.
4 DVER.TISEMENTS and xubscrlptlor.s for Tlie Tribune
J\. received at their Uptown Ofilce, So. 1,242 Brcailway,
2d door north of .list St.. until 0 o'clock p. m.; a-lverti.~e
ments received lit the f.. ll. win* Lranch efflces at roßtiliir
office rates until 8 o'clock p. m.. viz.: 2f.4 Mh-ave.. » c.
! cor. 33d-«t.. 18'J Oth-ave., cor. 12th si : Macy's, 6th eve.
I and 14th-«t.. 142' Columbus-ave.. n<"s<r West tVith st . 1(>«)
West 42d-«t.. near eth-ave. ; 02 Kaj"t Htn St.; C."> 7 West
42d-st.. between 7th and Bth ayes : 150 East 47tti St.; I.S3S
I Bd-ave.. between 7Hth an.l 77th sts.; 1. 026 ;id aye., near
¦6lßt-st.; 1,708 lst-ave.. near SOth it.; ¦ 75'". Trera nt aye.;
aSO Bd-ave..>near : 41st-st.; 531 3d-ave: 210 Bleecker-st.;
82alBlee<»luir r st.-gs^
tOintrr Retorts.
FLORIDA EAST COAST HOTEL CO.
The Hotels of the Florida East Coast Hotel Co. will open (or the Season ol
1900-1901 on dates shown below:
ST. AUGUSTINE:
KJIT!" ! i^'.V^^S I ?.'. JontL r. Greaves. Manatrr 'inw Open
CORlinVk H.«» E « EO\. Hobi-rt Murray, Man.Rc-r. 1:....:::.... laanar, 16. 1901
Ct>KllO\ V. Rooms Only 7 \ovr Opcm
ORfIOND:
HOTEL OUMON'D, Anderson A Trie*. Msnagtr January 12. 190* I
PALI BEACH:
v'( l iV : l l J"w<M i tf RS i.« f . OO v r . n :'' ly rßlm "eJ««*h Inn). Fred Verry. Monajcer. ..IfiiniKrr lrt. 19Ot
HUIKL HO\AL I'OI.MIWA. Fred Sterry. Manager. . !T 7 1. ,-.•,-... i». 1900
niAm :
HOTEL ROYAL PALM. H. AY. Merrill. Manager January IS. 1901 '
KEY WEST:
HOTFL KEY ME5T.,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i.n l Mtt...i Open All th . Te , M
NASSAU, N. P. Bahama Islands): > . >¦
HOTEL COI.ONMI, n. 15 nrtnln M»nn«r i, ', mM
hoval Victoria: S: £_Bsa M^^r^:::::::^::::::::::;^^,?^^,
Other Hotels at stations on the line of the Florida East Coast Railway now open
FLORIDA.
L-'lsuU SANFORD, FLORIDA. % lyj @ \£ '
PANH-ORD. FLORIDA. '
On St. Johns River Thoroughly re- -atel and re
modelled; private baths: best of beds; New York chef;
unexcelled' cuisine; fine black bass fishing: splendid duck.
quail and Ensllsh sr.ipe shooting.
Kates reasonable. Send fur descriptive pamphlet.
INGLEIIART a; ACKERXIAX.
— — — BERMUDA. *
BERMUDA.
THE IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
Open from December to May.
Accommodates 200 guests. For terms, etc.. sHress
N. S. HOWE. HAMILTON. BERMUDA.
Clrciilarg at F. 11. Scofleld's. 1 Madis«n Aye..* N. "*.
MAIiBLT®! HOTEL, lERMUi.i
01-BN DECBiIBER TO MAY. "^ ' "
Situated on high elevation In the centre or the city of
Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda, Send for 1 KM
A. c. brooks. manager.
_ Hamilton, liKHM.-I.A.
GEORGIA.
DOQDITdiL LBdDOvO Mtf&z, AU^ STA -
This well-known hotel win cpen Dec 13th 1000 Select
patronage. An excellent Coif Course and facllitlM Jof all
outdoor snorts Only 22 hours from N. V.. three through
traln3 dally, with Pullman accommodations. Kor partic
ulars address. C. G. TRUSSELL, Manager.
Also Manager New Frontenae. Thousand Island*. St.
Lawrence r.lver. N. V. One of the most elegant of sum
mer hotels.
(Excursions.
[ ABOUT TRAVEL
NO. 2.
The traveller abroad who purchases Ms
ticket from COOK is never entirely a
\STR.\.\GER IV V PAII COUN
I•« 1 ."as In all Important cities of
hoim:. ASIA. uhih. and \i >-
I llt vsi.v he will find a resident
, representative of the Rrm at his service
for Information or assistance. Interpreters
«re also stationed at principal ports ami
railway stations for the convenience of
our patrons. We have
«.Vi:it oxe iiv.vDnnn OFFICKS
in various parts of the world. te?i.W
many sub-agents an.l correspondents.
Thi» traveller who buys tickets through
COOK will fln<l himself able to effect
considerab!* i:t OM)MIK!», too.
'¦ Even-thins; for the traveller
steamship and railroad tickets to
all points by all routes. Pullman
berths, steamer chain, time tables
of all Lines, guide books, » -eldest
insurance, foreign money, letters
of credit, baggage checked.
THOS. COOK & SON,
Downtown Offlce: 231 Broadway (car. Warren) N. T.
Uptown Office: 1185 Broadway (cor. 28th St.). N. T.
Boston. Philadelphia. Chicago. San Francisco, etc
Cook's Mediterranean Tours.
From New York Jan. 5. lv Feb. : 12. 18. 33. March 9.
1001. Include the Mriliterrunran, Cm >I. the
Ailo. 1'..1.-tlnc. Turkey. Greece. Italy. etc.
The cheapest and most comprehensive Tours ever ad
vertised. First-class, all expenses Included Limited
a umbers.
Crtt'lSE TO THE WEST INDIES.
From New York Feb. O. by Quebec S. S. Co.'s S. S.
"Madlaca." vlsUins Culm. Puerto Rico. Wind
wnril lalßiitls. il.-in.rara, etc About 35 days. *:-i
to S2SS. •
Illustrated programmes 'rem
THOS. COOK & SON.
201 and ll>«.*. Broadivay, New York.
"EUROPE fS ORIENT
kuliyi !¦ THt Vlil.vl^ I
NILE AND SOUTH OF FRANCE.
PROGRAMS READY. FREn BT MAIL.
HENRY GAZE A EONS. 11l B*wa* New York
Snstrncnon.
For Younsr Ladle*— City.
T>oAnDl>'G AND DAT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. «">T sth-
Jl> aye. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Huntington Gard
ner. College preparation.
ETnOPOLITAN TEMPLB COLIIIGn.— S. P. Cad
man. D. D.. Prea. Z. A. CUTTEX. Prln. Klndsrsarten
man. D. D.. Pres, Z. A. CUTTEN. Prla. Kindergarten
Training: Academic: Music: Model Kindergartens; Free
Scholarships: classes now forming. Tth aye. and 14th at.
For Boys and Young- Men— City.
PHRENOLOGY tells what the boy la beat fitted for.
JL FOWLER & WELLS CO.. 27 E. 21st St.. City.
For Both Sexes— City.
ENTER NOW FOR SIX MONTHS' BUSINESS PREP-
A-JA -J ARATION. BEFORE SUMMER. CALL OR WRITE.
PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
4th ay. and 28 d st. 'Phone 10 1—1 S.
DA* V AND EVENING SESSIONS.
HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
. 1.122 BROADWAY. N. T. 78 COURT ST.. B*RXT!».
Branches all over Europe and America. Terms begin
now; fee reasonable. Trial lesson free. (AWARDED
TWO OOLD AND TWO SILVER MEDALS AT PARIS
EXPOSITION FOR BEST AND MOST PRACTICAL
METHOD.)
KLEGRAPHY TAUGHT. Low terms. B. Z.. Tribune
JL Offlce.
For n..ys and Toung Men— Country.
HOME SCHOOL. Mr. and Mm Drnmmond: Uprtto4
number of boys. 7 U. 18 years. A. M. DRUMMOXD.
A. M.. 40 Whalley-ave.. New-Haven. Conn.
APLEWOOD. CONCORDVILLH PA. — Successful
school: one of the best to Infuse energy, to wake up
bnvs to rtutles of life, nrepared for business or college.
$250; under IS years. $230. Location beautiful, elevated.
healthy: no tobacco. J. SHORTLIDGD 1 Yale). A. M.. Prla.
T. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY. Stag Btnsj-oa
the-Hudson. Our beautiful new building, to be opened
January let. win malt* room for olx more cadets. Refer
ence, iron. JOSi:iMl H. CIIOATB. Embassador to Ens
land.
I ,i [s.i -ny SEMINARY (coeducational), a Crst-class
1 bairdlns: school. Pennlnifton. New-Jersey; convenient
to New-York and Philadelphia. Winter term has Jtist
opened. Or THOa O*HANLON. President.
A.TEWTON* INSTITUTE. NEKTON. N. J.— Established
JSI CO year*. Superb location. Larpe grounds. A hona
school especially for younger boj-s. Individual care »n<i at
te"tlon. Military Dept. Terms moderate. For circular
address ' FHIUP S. WILSON. A. M.. Prln.
THB next term of the GUNNERY SCHOOL will be :n
I January gth. Address
-JOHN C. BRINSMAnr. Principal.
Washington. Lltchfl»ld Co.. Conn.
School nrieg.
"T 'mERI^CAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS' AGENCY
x\. stippllfs Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Governesses,
Ac to ¦'¦ lleße"*. Schools and Families. Apply to
Mr, M J. YOfNT.-FVI.TON. 23 Union -Squire
illnsical instruction.
A VII'rEAST S^STH-PT^.^.7rr.r..7.V,..^.!THE ONLY
J\. V Y. cONSKHVATORY. 112 East l»th St.
!-.:ri:« RECEIVKP DAILY. Yeani on 14th 9t.
teachers.
DR. W. O. NOW ELL. private tutor at pupils' homes or
at 117 S. 82d-«t. Two pupils received in family.
OI'AMSH. ITALIAN AND LATIN ' "
?5 Thoroughly taucht. best method, by expert teacher
with ten years' experience. Address Dr. CH., Box 44,
Tribune Otllce.
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cor. 23d-st.fj 132 oih-ave., cor. iatb-t. ; | Macy's. . tth-ave.
tOinttr Resorts.
XE\» -JKRSEY.
The climate at
ATTiANTIC CITY. N. J.
darlns the TVlnttr months Is most equable and health*.
t HADDOIV HALL.
• ! The poj . ..,- beach rrsnt bostl'ry \ a ; ays open. Ooif
i.nns. Hot and coIJ sea water ,-,
i v . _ , LKEOS * LTPPIVCOTT.
j New T-rk Offiet— Fred, h. ScßfleM. l M.idigon Square. ¦
AtlaaUc City's Famous Hcs-J»ry. 7
js now "loersjohisx addltlnsn and lrnprtrrements and win J
¦eesesj about January 19th remaining osen tbereaftet t
ttroughout th* year. Under new ssaaacem^.-..
«.„ r WALTER J. BLZBY. Prop'r.
Succt«i!or to Jos. H. Cortaq.
The Salt Breath of the s^. a Brl=?s Health.
Atlantis City. N. J. 'TTTi "
A SANATORIUM. A HCT*T». 1.
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and fine table. Special law 7 ..,., for November u4
December. Wr f e for Booklet.
T. L*. TOCNO. _¦.
ooottsil CTTT. K. J. h
ATUVNTIC CITY. X. J. " j
Ofssi Pavilion and heated Sna Parlor directly over bosre> \
walk. Porches on a level -with and Joined to boar4w»Us, t
Bea and fresh private baths. Golf privilege. ,
JOSL-Vn Mi ! rV. A aOH. : ,
ATLANTIC CITY. "~
OQOTIEtL EQOGBTTOG3.
OPEN ALL THE TEAK. •
One of the best equipped Hotels. Steam beat, e!-vato»
to all floors: hot and cold baths. Room 3 with private
bath. Fine tab!?. Sea view. Ocean end of TtratnU Aye.
iIRS. N. R. : HAIN m
Owner and Proprietor.
OTEL ECARDOKOUGn. 1
Beach Fr ml. Maryland-are. Atlantic City. •
Now open. Fine ocean view. I
Steam heat, aerator. Private batbs. ; H
Write for Booklet and Spring rates. • 1
ALFRKD ¦¦'•Y>fAit. J
"TrOTEL TRAYUORE. ;
ATLANTIC CITY. M. J. 'i i:_|
We—till open througßOu: tie entire year. "»|
Dtniac room enclosed la alass. Over fifty private;
; baths attached to suites. Salt and fresh water Bw& 14
\ the house. Every modern luxury ami appointment.
D. S. WHITE. Jr..
; Owner «nd Proprietor.
• mHE pwarMHT7BBT. lllchlgan-eve.. ynmt hoo;^ from
¦ I 9— eh. Atlantic City, N. Open entire year. Ile
> vator to street level. A special rate for the winter sea.
! son. Booklet mailed.
jAiius hood. ¦ .
" LAKEWOQD. ""^^
Open, from O-tr-r 1 •-. rune 1. ~[
A famous itnt hotel hi a famous hotel resort.
DAVID B. PIJJMfc-H. Manage™
A. J. Murphy. Assistant Minsier.
CUt : m* two clubeu
rruiE LKxiNnTON'^i^KEWoor*- N J "^
I Opposite Laurel Heuae. : Open all ,--•»-. Sunny rooms.
open wood fires, private and pubUc baths, steam heat,
eleclrJo lishts. r.ati* J2.SD day ',:, i npu
A. S. USRABEZ, Prop.
mi!E TOWERS. LateTTOo<J.' : W. J. Beaatlfally sltnatei
-L Delightful climate. Ftet* drives Self and alt out
door amusements. House modem in every respect. Mod*
crate rates. Far fall taioisaUoa aiiiss taa rfC-^tor^
•- - - C J. lIUXT. ¦
PARK AVENUE HOTEL. '.Z^JK
PLAINFIELD. NEW JERSEY. *T^-
TTNDER ENTIREI.T NEW MANAGEMTTNT.
Refurnished and redecorated; net* elevator; new -.pee.
plumbing: private baths; electric llcht.
JOHN D. BAILEY. Mana?«r.
Formerly c* Allcahcra: lan.
MIRTH ( \KOLIVI. ,
OB^Tnriiß^ p^osk no(Bnri!L,
Open all the year. 125 feet above AahevUle. la aassttl fil
private park of SI acres. Magnificent ma— tain rle^s
from wide verandas. Most complete resort hotel In th«
South. Every modem convenience. CO new aad elega.-.t
private baths. Palm Room. StaSO feet. Opea ¦isal i i.
Unsurpassed Golf Links In charge of expert. Fas? furthest
particulars and terms address E. P. McKISSICK. Pro; r. >
KHKi!O[LW(S)[JBTrDfI DSBR!,
BILTUORE. ASHSVUXE* N. C. ' ' 1
, OPENS JAN ICTH. 1901. '¦
One of 'he test appointed and most l»a::-:» hotels m.
th» South. Masnlncent mountain scenery. A clinoat* ,
superior for Its tonic effects. GOLF. Orchestra, and all!
aamseaMsits. Send for booklet and particulars.
KITTRIDGE * BRTAN. MANAGERS. r
[r* (1 R*T (^ PI flfl FR TT i
north Carolina.
Three fne hotels. Including the Carolina, the largest
In the State. Fifty furnished cottages.
Direct connection from New York aad Bos: a.
FULL GOLF COURSE. FINEST IN THE SOUTH.
j Address Resident Manager. Ptnehurat. N. c.
Vllllil>lA. t
*I
VIRGIHIA mi SrWBS.
" CFEN ALi. THE TEAR. l!
Bath House connected with WnssestsaJ Hotel. W»tere.
very teaeaclnl for persons stxterin? w:tli Rieatna.:ua- !
Gout and Xcxvods troubles.
FRED STEP.KY. ITaaaser.
i — =V
Proposals.
pROrO^i\XS~FOR TAISLE LlNEN.— Fhtlsy
Depot. Q. M. Pep't. I*2B Area Street. Paiav. Pa-
January X — Scaled proposals, in triplicate, "HI be
received here until 11 o'clock A. M.. Tuesday. January
2*-. 1991. for furnlshir.s this Depot, for the V. 5 SB
Transport Service, with 3.00& yards of tlasa for Table
Cloths, and 13.00 ? Table Napkins. Quantities to be sub- -
I Ject to 20 per cent increase, if desired by the -Depart
' ment. Samples can be seen and full informal had
I upon application at the SchuyikiU Arsenal, in tats city.
Bidden must state earliest date when they .wm make
deliveries, tiov^rnment reserves the right to reject c*
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
ence given to articles of domestic productions or manu
factures, conditions of quality and price (taetadir.* in :as)
price of foreign productions or manufactures tie duty
thereon) being equal. A guarantee la 1© per cent ci the
value of the articles bid for must accompany proposals^.'
UNGUARANTEED BIDS will cot be considered. Th»
required Revenue Stamps must be afltaed to one number
of the bid and properly cancelled. Blanks for apsaosala
wi:i be furnished upon application. Envelopes eSsMBsB
proposals to be Indorsed. "Proposals for Table Unen."
and addressed to Col. JOHN V. FCREY. ASM. Quartern
master-General. V. S. Army.
pnoruSALS for cocstractln? Cates, Connec
tions and '¦¦-¦ Section ¦¦'. the Tiber Creek and New>
Jersey Avenue High- Level Intercepting Sewer. Sbj c(
the Commissioners. D. C. • Washington, V. C. Dec 29
— Sealed proposals will be received at this eflS unt'l
II o'clock M.. January 2«ta. 1901. for coastraet.^' gates.
cenn*cUon3 and ' :. '"'"'' Tiber Creek and Neir
Jersey Hvenne h!sh-lev*l laterceptlmt sewer. Specifica
tions an.l blank toesae ef si seals amy ¦•• obtained as
thl« ease*. The rta*t ¦» re?erve.l to reject any art all '
>il ' v part* et bid?. ¦¦ N>:Y M. F. MACFARL VND.
JOHN U i. -c LANSING If. BEACH. Commissioners.
D. C
pROI'USALS FUR ~ SUBSISTENCE SUP
PLTE?. — Office PnrchaslßS Comral'^an-. XT.. S. Army. V
Xo. ta Whitehall SU Xew YorS C.yr. N. Y^ Jan. 5, 1001.
—ftaaM proposals for flsHsai aad ea*Msaax Subsist
ence supplies la this dry for twenty-eight days commenc—
. in* Keb. 1. 1001, will be received at this cdee untU 11
o'clock A. M. en Jan. ir>. lt"<il. . rTn,"i t ton. fctnUheJ on
application. Envelopes containing btls should be marked
"Proposals for S>ub.«l>:ence PnpDlie«>. ercre.i Jan. is, 19 01/ J
an.l aLlres-ied to Major P. L. HHAIX.VKD, C 3.. C. S. A.
Dancing
FERNANDO 1 S DANCING ACADEMY. 117 "West «2s<*
J? St. — Classes <,:.; itncily vrlvata lessens every day '
and evening.
LESTER'S COLONIAL ACAD I TVIY. cor. 101 st and
Columbus-aye.— Dancing and deportment: class and "
private lessons dally; receptions Wednesday and Saturday.
ADVERTISEMENTS and «übs«rtptlons for The Tils— S
received »• their Uptown Offlce. No." 1.242 Broadway,
111 door north of 3!st-«.. until 9 o'clock p. m. : advert
> menu received sat the : following branch offices at regulaS ;
office rates Till 1 8 o'clock p. i m . • vU. : ;2M; 2M i 9th-ave.. ,a.!e. •'
I cor. 234-st.: 133 .ta-ave.. cor. 12th-et.: Xacy's, «th~«T«k
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