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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1900

Page

2

Scientists On Trusts at AAAS Meeting in Columbia Havemeyer Hall

The AAAS general session and sections on chemistry zoology botany anthropology geology and geography met at Columbia University Havemeyer Hall. Discussions covered trust reform tariff policy and public ownership with emphasis on monopolies and the need for a physics energy focus and a new physiology section. The closing session would be held today in Havemeyer Hall lecture room.

American Association For the Advancement of Science Havemeyer Hall Columbia University Physical Society James A. Kemp Palisades Association For the Advancement of Science Congress San Francisco Edward Atkinson Ohio State University Edward M. Orton George Gunton American Physical Society Gunton

Wheat Bulls Break Prices In Vigorous Market Decline

Wheat bulls pushed large grain sales yesterday, breaking prices from 3% to 3% cents a bushel. The drop represented about cents, with September futures sliding from 88% to 85% cents and closing at 85% cents amid rain in Manitoba, weak export demand, favorable winter wheat news, and heavy selling for short accounts.

Manitoba

Grain Exchange Rejects Holiday Request for July 3

The Board of Managers of the New York Produce Exchange refused a petition from 360 members to declare next Tuesday, July 3, an Exchange holiday due to unusual grain market activity at present.

New York Produce Exchange Exchange

National Securities Bank Organized in City

A new financial institution named National Securities Bank is organized with capital and surplus of 250000 each. It will operate from the Wool Exchange Building, formerly Tradesmen's National Bank's offices, which suspended in October 1898. Interested figures include Wills S. Paine, J. Schermerhorn, Julius Kaufman and William McComb.

National Securities Bank Wool Exchange Tradesmen’s National Bank Wills 8S. Paine The Trust Company of New York J. . Schermerhorn Julius Kaufman William McComb

Big Receipts of Gold at Seattle

The United States Assay Office in Seattle reports gold receipts since June 1, 1900 exceeding one million dollars. July receipts may top three million, boosted by Rosa line deposits from Skagway. June saw 13,500 ounces deposited in 55 names, worth about 216,000 dollars, all from Dawson town cleanup.

Seattle United States Assay Office Rosalie Skagway Dawson Try

Navy Yard Machinists Anxious Over Wage Cut Report

Navy Yard machinists fear a Board of Wages recommendation to cut pay. They plan to argue to the Secretary of the Navy that firms like Mergenthaler and others pay machinists $450, while they earn less. Their aim is to present their case and seek parity.

New York Navy Yard Board of Wages Secretary of the Navy Mergenthaler Company

San Francisco Mining Stocks Close on June 2

The official closing quotations for mining stocks in San Francisco on June 2 show active trading and notable gains across several key companies. Investors watched the market closely as prices moved on the day.

San Francisco

Colorado Springs Stocks on Mining Exchange

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange, furnished by William P. Rowbright & Co. of Colorado Springs.

Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange William P. Rowbright & Co Colorado Springs

Tree Dweller in City Boy at Twenty Seventh Street

Ten year old Frank Hawkins, a boy of remarkable roaming, lived among tree limbs behind 225 West Thirtieth Street. He had runaway histories from Washington DC to Savannah before being found and arrested by Gerry Society officers and returned to his father.

West Thirtieth-st Frank Hawkins Gerry Society Hawkins Washington, D. C Jacksonville Fla Savannah Mary Burke West Twenty-seventh-st William J. Fogarty Society

Accused Woman Faints In Court During Examination

Mrs Madeline S Roome an insurance agent and real estate broker faced Magistrate Devel in Jefferson Market Court on larceny charges after taking partial payments for Oakwood Staten Island lots while employed by Hughes and Ross. Williams alleges $143 was involved. Roome fainted during the day and was revived. The case resumes Tuesday.

Madeline S. Roome East Forty-ninth St Devel Jefferson Market Court Roome Nathan D. Stern Broadst Henry Williams East Twelfth-st Oakwood Staten Island James W. Hughes Hughes & Ross Richmond County Justice Stephens Williams Roome Is the Larceny of $143. During the Examination, While Mrs. Roome

Addition to Hotel Savoy and surrounding Real Estate Notes

An addition to the Hotel Savoy will raise ground floor area by about 2.5 square feet on No 5 East Fifty-eighth Street, Astor leasehold. The six story hotel structure was sold yesterday to Justice P Henry Dugro by the New York Cab Company, with plans to demolish and rebuild in the same style. Also noted are plans by Perez M Stewart and H Ives Smith for three four and a half story houses on Riverside Drive near One Hundred Sixth Street, costing about 120000, and a long list of today’s auction offerings and property sales including several five story brick flats and single family dwellings with various amounts due and taxes.

Savoy East Fifty-eighth St Astor Justice P. Henry Dugro New York Cab Company Perez M. Stewart H. Ives Smith Riverside Drive Sixth-St Richard V. Harnett & Co William M. Ryan Amsterdam Ave West Side Annie G. Smith Roswell Smith Maria A. Herter Timothy Davenport Joseph Fettretch Herbert A. Sherman East One-hundred And-Twenty-Third-St North Side Fourth-ave Alfred F. Bertinagt William Wieland H. A. Vien Dufford W. Hartridge Peter F. Meyer & Co Wendover Ave South Side Washington Ave New-York Life Insurance and Trust Company Agt Etta Wolff Et al Emmet & Robinson Seventh-ave Leni L. Dietz Martin Prenzlau Et al Stitt & Phillips Rollin M. Morgan Neptune-ave East Third-st Coney Island W. c. Andrews Madison and Park Aves Fifty-eighth Fifty-ninth Sts Fifty-eighth- St Madison-ave Fiftyninth-st Kamak West J. Hamilton Hunt Clara A. Willams John Boland West Eighty-sixth-st Brandt & Kirby John C. Umberfeld West One-hundred-and-fifth-st James L. Wells Eighth-ave John T. Boyd Third-ave Philip A. Smyth

Foreclosure notices for two two story frame buildings

Properties described include a 25x100 with rear two story addition on North 40th Street to Julius Wolf foreclosed for 3900 by William Kennelly, and a 29.6x162.9 dwelling on West Farms Road foreclosed to the plaintiff for 2500.

Forty-Eighth St North Side Brook-ave Julius Wolf William Kennelly West Farms Road West Side Jennings St

Real estate transfers listed with multiple parcels and buyers

A sequence of real estate transfers details numerous parcels on avenues and streets, noting buyer and seller names such as James T Barry, William Stokes, Mary F Todd, John H Armstrong, and George Ehret. Totals show multiple sale amounts including 17,000 and 335,750 with various street addresses and referrings to trustees and referees.

Mottave 150Th-St James T Barry William Stokes 44Th-St Mamothy A Lyons Marie B Lyons Madison-st Orris Rachel Leibner Amsterdam-ave Mary F Todd John H Armstrong Madison-ave W S Peter B Olney George Ehret Louis Lese Simon Adier Wooster-st James Martin Isabella Knudtsen Exchange 2D-Ave S7th-st Sah Eee 12Th-St East Gabriella M Dexter William C Bowers West-st James Reilly FS Ow Anc San Aden Sen Neues Ems T Eres Mercer-st Se Corner Spring— St Harry S Black P F Barrington Lexington-ave Ellen Summers Edwin C Ray. Reese

Recorded Mortgages in New York Area Ledger Listings

A dense list of mortgage transfers and re-recordings across Manhattan and nearby streets. Notable entries include Herman and Marcus Baehr to Edward A A Price executor, various properties on Madison Avenue and West 122nd Street, and multiple lenders including York Savings Bank and Equitable Life Assurance Society. Names such as Lispena Stewart, Frederick H Margenhoff, and Leopold B Rosenberg appear with property addresses and term lengths from 1 to 5 years, amounts ranging from 1,200 to 300,000 dollars.

Baehr Herman Marcus Loew Edward A 111Th-St SGRIG Cnn Filth-St Margenhoff Frederick H George Ehre George Ehre 24- Ave, 8 E Corner Ssth-St Mittendorf William F Lispena Stewart Madison-ave W S Hogencamp John M May E Andrews Trustees West Abraham H Feuchtwanger Gomand Madison—ave Reilly John Ray Edwin C Hebrew Benevolent and Smith Elephalet C James Samuel Werner New Rivington-st Holmes William J Doelger Peter, Jr Julia A Groh Columbus East Baldwin Charles L City Nelson D Stilwell Korn John P West End Aro Bel Eve E Corner Bowers William C John M Bowers Melrose—ave Barrington Philip F Equitable Life Assurance Society Mercer-st. S ¢ Corner Spring Neus Lena Charles le Corner

New Building Plans for Ist Ave Factory and Riverside Drive Homes

Plans show a three story brick factory at Ist Ave No 1 106 to 1 112 50 by 90 feet with Frederick Buse owner and Goerlitz architect. Also proposed three four and one half story brick and stone houses on Riverside Drive 30.11 feet of 106th Street 26 by 64.4 by 68 feet with Stewart & Smith builders and Hoppin & Kare owners and architects. estimated cost 15000 dollars.

Ist Ave Frederick Buse Ist-St Ph Goerlitz East Sistwt Srcnitec Srceare Dercce Riverside Drive 106Th-St Stewart & Smith Western Boulevard Hoppin & Kare

Steamboats on Sound Lines To Newport Boston and Hartford

Fall River Line offers weekly weekday service from Pier 18 to Newport and Boston with PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM and an orchestra. A Monday Newport connection operates from Pier 25 with double weekday service. Chester W Chapin leaves New York 3 00 P M and 9 30 A M Sundays with return from New Haven at 3 15 P M a delightful Sunday trip.

Pier 13 E. R Foot Wall St Southold Shinnecock Sag Harbor Albany Evening Line Adirondack Chan Richmond Pier 32 North River Foot Canal Street Saratoga Lake George Richfield Springs Sharon Springs Thousand Islands Adirondacks North Creek Caldwell Catskill Onteora Kaaterskill Christopher St Cairo Palenville Otis Summit Haines Corsere Tannersville New York Fall River Boston Priscilla Puritan Pier 19 N. R Warren St Newport Providence Line Providence Plymouth Pilgrim Pier 18 Murray St R. I Fall River Line New London Watch Hill Block Island Worcester City OF New Haven New Britain Meriden Hartford Springfield North Chester W Chapin C. H. Northam Chester W. Chapin

Carpenter and other tradesmen seek steady positions

Classified ads list young man seeking city or country work with tools and experience. Trades include draughtsman two years shop and university experience, driver shipping and delivery, porter, janitor, painter, salesman, storekeeper, butler, valet, cook, chef, coachman. Names and addresses provided for follow up.

C. Sack M. Palmer West O Brien Jay-st Brooklyn J. O East Carpenter Louis Adler Avenue A Scotchman Tribune Office Wythe Ave J. S West 54Th—St 6Th-Ave

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