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The daily gazette., 1875-07-09
PUBLIC SALES
XECU rhIX'S SALE

FxECU rhIX'S SALE
OF
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DY virtue of an order of the Orphans court
ID of the state OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, made the 10th day OF
February, A. u. 1910. will be exposed to sale,
at PublIc Auction,
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NOR RENT-A large second.s,ory hv1
i room at 4l8 Market street-good entrina
suitable for merchant tailor, or almost a
business. Apply at this Office. maritl
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Fob SALE 4ND REM

LNOR RE T.-Four or i've ,hirdst,
y: rooms. ut NO. 4le Mark t street. Apll
ct this offlce. M
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EoR SALE-Three building lots on IRi
Il son street, between 9Th and 7th. lid
building lots on Fifth street near Van Bur,i
Two on Front street near jackson, and Is h
Al feet front on Delaware Avenue near Id
rison. Apply at this Office. marit
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EoR RENT-A good. dry basement suit,
L BILE for barber shop. Apply at III
ONCE maria
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IRON In THE BLOOD

THEPEh rVIAl
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and En'icbes III
blood. Iones W thl
. System, Builds VI
l he brok,n doy1
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10

U1n PENTHOUSE NO. 2ll0 THIRD AyFNUEi THE
house is in perfect order am has all require ments for
bakery the store can be rented alone. FOR parucu-
lars apply 10 the proprietor No Delaney street. IN the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-10

DgOPOsALS FOR srONE.-rHE Ncw YORK
Il Bridge COMPANY will receive sealed proposals until
April H. ISIS. for ab0ua 5000 cubic yards face
Limestone. about 90 cubic yards Limestone Granite
hacEnr AM aeoGi ~ cubic vlrds Granite Corners and
Dimension Backing; specifications will be by matt
Application biis u b. directed this office. n
Water street. 5r0o tlyn, wnere the plans be
DR0PoSAiS goa WROUGHT IRON ANCHOR BARS
Ihe New YORK. Briiue Company will receive sealed
proposals until April ~ 1915 I0l5r
lbs ought Iron aye Bars Anchor Chains tor the
~ W YORK 8ncnuranc nu1 about 5yt00 lbs Bars
tor the brooSifn ANCHORAGE about 600 b. Pms
for The sAme specifications VIII he sent Nv mail upon
apucatOn bids be directed their oce, "a Water
street, Brooklyn. whore the Dlana~can
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no RENT FURNIsHED-A FOUR STORY BROWN
] stone House cabinet dnish, hard wood hand,
somey furnished. In seventy eighth street between
Fifth and Madison avenues. Inquire of OLIVER r.
STEELE. So BroadMay.
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RcHITECTs. PUBLISHERS, ARTISTS OR ANY
n business requiring Upper Floor with best north
light; Viii separate best location in city; west Union
quare low Inquire OF ). c. DoTY. Attorney, cor
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A no LEASE. THE HOUSE L17s BROADWAY,
"A. next 70 Coleman House store 2oxoU possession
Immediately. Apply 10 ,. BkRMIAGHAM, xi West
tifty-third street
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EXCURSIONS.

-. :, 49,
II. omiLg (ylth new boiler anu Ui3hant, Darges Re
puuAc. Chicago. arab Smith, Caledonia snl Anna;
Oriental cold prng. EaglcSw0od, Exce s.or aud Iona
1san4 Groves to lei. Ofice 3a4 West street opposite
Christopher stress ierryi open evenings an sundayS
H. h. Ck JSSEr.
IroR ExrURsIoNs-l He LARGE FIRST CLASS
iavofite stsamo9ats SLEEPY HOLLOW now called
the LONG BRANCH aud MErAMDRA: Dudleyi@ Al.
derncy, Sprinr llili. Myers Alpine AMI Iona Island
Groves, with Barge~ and Boats OF al kinds
H. a 4. MYERS, corner Norton and West streets
STEAMBoAIS AND BARGks FOR EXCURSIONS TO
. kArtan 3cacn, sea View Iona Island and Willow
Haven Grove. MARTIN HASKELL III south street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RTH saoRE STATEN ISLAND FERRY

Aston House leave Vcsey strcetfor ferry Fare
Scents
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vi TONIGHT
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
THAN ALL THE OlHER
EVENING PAPEES COMBINED
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
flhA u-aar Nrnats Il

IDENNSYLVANlA kAlLHOAD.
l. The great Trunk Iine
rro,ns,eave S YaI United sates Man 6Sute 49,, co-
land streets. follows.
MIA Pullman tii alacs cars atash osj n and
~ S2 Il sunday ana ~; Haven va pbuaaelnn,
ana ere ialsoad DYSON eognieuns at Pnila lei
ana Eas 51 M og B d # Corey Tor riusSs
For Baltimore washington aud the SOUTH Limited
Washington Gxprsss' q Pullman P@ror Cars daily;
T. y. REGULAR Al $40 4. n. sanl9 r. u sunday
for Pha IA s: 9 aig A. ~ 1n rM
s 4 30 and ) EmIgrant ani seeoni elisa
For Sewa,k at6 $40 I fa9SA INA M.,laM,I!i
2o, ~ S44 4O, 4.3l 5:!l DAD . o;lo 6:i} i:Ii
sSS' :. ! NJ - n. anu = night sunday '''' ani
5 80 5, i' p! ds al, f
s:Q ~, 1850 ? n. ana l. ntsht sunday, 90 and
KAY 9 isj s,s, !. S,a MAR AZ, IA 4ss AZ
yad Z . nisa- pe saadaG 0 S3lana r T.
fGr 20 M !5 81 ana 2 l. am 'oun A"ooy am
For Ney BqnswiaS and A A. l. Hy 10 ia ':aa
81 81 iSss a3a hasS5 h s' 4 Is
E FSr Fa aasSSa aqi ss%sss'P
Fog Trenton, Bordentownt Buraston All CAmien,l
20 s"F Fr y.s5 a NJ T. and 40 = NJ
for nish:siSTg. 2 mbertoa ana oamden, VIA Perth
For aish stown ana rem1erSon, 4. ~
Tran; arrive IRA as 5i'VIfI II ana
aay sxs'et MONDAY frSq Ma'ang'oa AL st
more o-) ~ iIo 9:lS Az yi s6 ~ ni ciV
l:l5 Il 10 ii - A. NJ. 2a5 5 5:l 81 IA s:H
ig;Ip y sunday, 5'lO 6:1l $3.50, IL 81 A. NJ All
Ticxsl OH es 515 AM ga broadway, No. / Aston
House and loot q Desoross,s ani 'orslandt streets.
No fCoart street Brookya; Sos ~ li6 aud Us HUI.
81 eek uOOoNen. migrant Iltkag Ollice No ) Hat
terv oiice u. NJ. BOYD Jr. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, Genera Malagsr
Coo tE&Ry RAILWAY cQMPANY's AIRS run.
n-g IRON corner Chursn AMI yesey streets 10 souh,
Hamilton, North shore and staten Iand ferries The
sXth. kighti aud Ninth avenue cars connect Broad.
wav. ~evcnth. bird and Fourth avenues ana East
Broadway within block from A N. 70 II 81 p N.
Fare. cents
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TO RENT. THE FULL FRONT THREE STORY
"A. Dwelling No 81 North Moore street,, is rooms;
every modern Improvement; excellent order; also a
number OF desirable dwellings,; rents from $40 TO $500.
JAMES PNICE. 20 Hudson street
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no LET-FHoM MAY J. TIE MODERN BROWN
stone house No. 10 East Forty second street; ele-
gantlv furnished throughout replete with every I'm
provement aud convenience Can be seen from TO z
NJ For permits inquire OF PETER BRuNER, rs and "
King street
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A no LET. NO BREvooRT PLACE TENTH
a. street Just west Of Broadway very desirable nrst
floor store and lott in second story with dwelling over
the floor rented at moderate price. For
particulars apply to HORACE :. Fly, No. y Pine st.
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PROPOsALs.

DROPosALs FOR CAST IRON.
IL The New YORK Bridge Company will receive sealed
proposals uuu April - 1873 az for four iron
Anchor Plates for the New lOrk choragc total
weight, about - tons. spcciacauons will be sent by
mail upon application Bias TO be directed their Of
nee. p Water street Brooklyn whore the plans can be
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A -S31 EIGHTH AVENUE, NORTHWEST CORNER
n Fiftieh street, let; better stand In the city
for clothing shoes drugs other business Apply
at 79l ei9hth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Homeopathic Medical
Society Of tho county OF New York held last night
at the ophthalmic Hospital corner of Twenty third
street and Third The report OF the various
committees showed tho institution TO be in prosper.
Gus condition. The receipts for the year just ended
we're $500, Of which sl69 we're now on hand. The
port Of the Secretary called attention TO
the fact that the Electric Medical Society
Of this county granted licences to persons who
have been rejected incompetent by other medical
bodies which is violation Of the statute Tho subject
referred 70 the legislative bureau Of tho society for
investigation After the transaction of some unnterest
Ing routine business the following officers for the
Ing year were elected:PrcsidcnL DR. r. NJ Kellogg OF
No 29 East Nineteenth street. Vice President DR. John
Y MINOR Secretary, Alfred X. Hills Treasurer, Henry
G. Houghton Librarian, Alfred WanstalL The follow
ing gentlemen were elected Censors:-C A. Brown,
Alexander Berghans, v. r. Doughty William NJ
Guernsey and j. A. Terry Twenty three delegates to
the State Society were then appointed and the meeting
adjourned.
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ss crafty the country not oniy on account OF the
ultimate material advantages promised, but because
gives assurance that we have agoyernnehs ~ Spn"
and initative.n
says:-ssThere can be no question that Parliament VIII
rally the action OF the Ministry and all that remains
anticipate and face the consequences u lno
step taken"
The great oueaton now Is: What will DO the result
Of this daring step the part or the Engnsh govern
Inent2 VIII not the great Continental rowers accept
the work OF annexaonf The dark rumors OF the past
few days take on sembiance OF reality IN view
or the revealed facts the steady marching OF Russian
troops toward her southern frontier tho silent prepara
tons times of trouble which Austria has made and,
more than all the despatch Of English troops ana ships
in the direction OF Maa-a these things lead ug 70 the
view that the cloud which has been long hover
Ing the Eastern horizon Is visibly grow
ing IN size and density and laden with
destructive fire. Some days ago Berlin
telegram announced to the English public that
RUMoRs OF
have been in active circulation in Berlin In connection
with preparations for The rumors are based upon
an alleged letter from English statesman whose
name does not however, appearl in which the words
''immnentn and 'sformdaben applied TO the
supposed preparations The language OF the Saturday
RevieIo appears 10 imply, however differing In this
from the Morning Postl that England, in taking the
step che has, has at the Same time taken care TO insure
her own safety in the matter.
WHAT WILL THE KAIsEHs HAYf
'We shall soon hear what these emperors think OF the
purchase Perhaps they may not much regret it, They
could not In any case control Egypt between them
and Egypt lies sea on which the English navy can
act frsey. They only lose what they could not have
got but they may hold that this loss entities them 70
claim what they would like 70 have In dividing
the spos Of Turkey they well know that they will Have
10 reckon with each other but they Will expect not 70
have TO reckon with England. They will cay that Eng
land has got what she wants and now they must have
what they want The field Of punder may seem open
TO them and the Eastern question TO have entered in
new phase Even, however, II this be SO, II does not
follow that the English Ministry has been
wrong. II may have been seen too clearly
willing TO hesitate. and IL may have thought that 10 let
Il be known at the outset II wanted to set it. and
TO get in apparently legal way and without asking
any oncs leave, the simplest cheapest and honest
est course But here, again. IL must be said that TO
take such course not light matter, and that
what has been done has made the Immediate future
time for statesmen we'll as for financiers
From the above you will perhaps gather as good an
idea 1t is possible TO give OF English feeling on the
subject of the purchase AS to the result this purchase
will have the future OF the Oriental question this
cannot yet be asceraned Doubtless this step taken
by England must hasten events, though we might well
ask the question in Mr. Disraelis words, "Is II
a leap in the dark Y"
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
THE sUNNYsIDE DISASTER.

THE STATEMENT or ONE oP THE sUFFERERs.
John D. Lawson, or No. 81 Greenwich avenue. who
was on board the Sunnyside at the time Of her
fatal mishap, makes the following statement
feel that nothing should be said again the captain
or crew; they did all in their power 70 am
aware from what saw that the extreme coldness OF
the night, together with the ce prevented them from
aoing what they otherwise would like 10 have done
IRON the position which ! occupied ON top of the gilt
pali over the pilot house. was able to see and hear
everything that passed. and what had to witness
heartrendng. When l went to bed about nine o'clock,
everything seemed TO be all right / think it was
about TWO O'Clock in the morning when they knocked
az my door, telling TO get up and come
out II may have taken me about three
minutes 70 dress, and upon getting out of my state.
room saw ryoody running hither and thither.
az once ran doWn 70 the baggage aud got hold of
small things belonging 70 mo; then went 10 the
after part Of the lower deck and there the water
coming in very fast ! next ran up stairs and heard
some say, "Al or the pilot house | went up as
fast could and to get there had to walk through
the water in order 10 get in then ran TO the eboat
came the pilot house and tho ladies' get in II
impossible to keep the men out did not try to
go in, but threw my things on the top of the pilot
house and climbed on the top Of II perceived that
some OF my things had fallen through but without
being able to them climbed to the highest
part Of the boat left out OF water II is my impression
that | sat there fully three hours; but during
this time / dared not move, and don't think
that could have stood ID many minutes longer as
was numbcd with cold | witnessed the hieboat
for the shore, and when II was upset. That was a
hard sight TO The wreck was sinking deeper all
this time and as we were about TO give ourselves up
despair saw small rowbOat coming toward ua
called TO the in it, aud he answered, saying
that be had but one oar and that the sea was heavy
asked him how many persons his boat would hold, ano
he said Informed him that that was all we had
on our end of the wreck. Upon hearing this he got
his close 10 the steamer and took Off young lady
named Miss Hayward, whom Mr.. Duffy had placed IL
the remains Of the pilot house together with five men
slid down into the small boat and we were all taken
ashore We experienced much difficulty IN getting vi
the bank Of the river. Upon reaching the shore We
Duffy and Mr. McGurk We met with very kind people
at West Park who treated us WELL or all of as would
have died
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
THE NEWARK AQUEDUcT.

The Aqueduct Board Of Newark are about to apply
70 the Legislature for authority to Issue t5oO0Oo adj
dtional bonds for the further extension and improve
ment Of the works Mr.. Jerome B Ward, engineer Of
tho Board, stated to HERLD reporter thai the pro.
posed improvements a, the low service reservoir,
which was bull. upon an old quarry, and has been q
constant Of expense and annoyance win cost
largo sum OF money but the plan Will ultimately provo
the MOST economical IL Is estimated that about
500 600 will be required next year. but the Board ASK
the privilege OF issuing bonds not 70 exceed In all the
sum OF $500 600 because they do wish 20 run "a
tho Legislature every time thew nAeA little money, =
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
A COURAGEOUS WOMAN.

sneak thiefentered the residence Of Mrs Schumann,
on Pearsa avenue In the Grcenvilo district OF Jersey
City, yesterday and told her tha. be had sent BY
her husband TO convey him his best coat pants and
vest Mrs schumann declined 10 place any confidence
In tho fellow and ordered hm 10 leave the house. He
became exasperated and struck her twice In the face
large dog TO the rescue and fastened his teeth
IN the scoundrcl's leg Mrs schumsnn took advantage
Of This assistance and proceeded 70 club the intruder
WIG (nadA hta asqana niasaly nnrsnad by Lhe don
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
THE SEARCH FOR THE BODIES.

PoUGHKERPsIE, Dec 8, 1875
The grapplers to-day succeeded in recovering the
body of Samuel Rutedge from the ut the Sunny
side wreck The body Of Mrs Stewart also brought
TO the surface but slipped from the grapples and
went down again. 1t win probably DO recovered TO.
morrow.
TO night the bodies of Bridget Donahur William
Howard George Green and Susan Rey forwarded
TO New York in collins the steamer John S Has
brouck The body of Mrs Haywood was sent to New
York by rail
Captain Teson and Colonel Wolcott, OF the Sunny
side will remain the wreck until all the bodies
found and their friends
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
RIFLE SHOOTING.

Yesterday the first competition for the Union Metallic
Companys badge or at the 100 yards range or Mr.
Homer Fishers, corner Broadway and Warren street
The terms of the match shots Off hand first
badge TO highest score second badge TO tenth best and
third badge 10 twentieth best badge TO be three
times; 80 cabre rifles used. The first badge won
BY f. Backofen Eighth regiment who scored ~ points
I. c. Banks making Il Samuel Wilson, 40; J. H.
Stearns SO; J. L. Marvin, 3S; j. Woodward, 49, and h.
II. Holton, 49, The second badge won by Mr. d. l.
Beckwith and the third by O. H. Webb Those present
nearly all habitu6s of Creedmoor and much inter
est was manifested In the match
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
A BLoODTHIRSTY VILLAIN.

Some months ago Mr. Quiggs and bis wife, OF this
city, visited Gutenberg, j. and while returning on
tho Bulls Ferry road toward weehawkcn ferry, they
met drunken watchman employed al the abattolr,
who after insulting Mrs Quiggs sot two bulldogs upon
Mr. Quiggs when the brutes bit him terribly about his
legs and body. IL alleged he also fired pistol at the
retreating couple for his arrest was issued
by Justice Kephar and he has finally been captured by
Constable Donahue and been placed under bonds APP
pear lQE HiAL s-<
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL MEETING.

The next convention OF the Teachers Association OF
the Second Commissioner district Of Queens county
will be held in the public school building at Jamaica,
Saturday next 11th inst, commencing O'Clock
A. NJ The subjects TO be discussed will be those
taught In the public schools and the exercises viii be
varied with vocal and instru mental music
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
A RAILROAD COM
PANY

Several Of the principal holders OF first mortgage six
per cent bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, who have been for some time celebrating
the subject have issued circular containing plan
for the purchase and reorganization of the road
foreclosure suit is now pending against the company,
and the bondholders propose to buy IN the road
The following are the present liabilities OF the COM
Mortgage bonds OF the Virginia Central Rail-
road Company, secured portions OF the
road between Richmond and Coyington 81, ,31s 900
Past due and unpaid interest thereon say.. 100000
Other bonds OF the Virginia Central Railroad
Company secured by charter r.......... Is7,57s
Past due and unpaid interest thereon, say. Is 900
Chesapeake and ohio six per cent tirst mort
gage bonds, including those hypothecated
collateral to loans ..l5, 600 600
Past due and unpaid interest thereon 10 No
vember l, 1875. 1850, 900
Chesapeake and Ohio per cent mortgage
bonds outstanding including those hy-
pothecated collateral to loans. Ia ls1, 200
Past due and unpaid interest thereon TO July
Coupon falling due thereon January l. 1870. 4245s5
Unsecured floating debt about. 1000 600
after buying in the road nrst and second
ferred Stock The latter arc 70 be used to pay the in
terest the present six per first mortgage bonds
and on the present seven per cent mortgage bonds
Those bondhoderS who refuse Join be settled
with according 70 special arrangements alter The road
is purchased
The following the terms OF proposed change or
stock with the present holders:-Each holder OF the
present six per first mortgage bonds receive in
exchange therefor ninety per cent OF the principal OF
the bonds held by him the frsL mortgage bonds
ten per cent In the second mortgage bonds and
for the past due and unpaid from May l. 1873
70 the date at which the bonds will commence to
draw interest first preferred stock Zach holder Of
present seven per cent mortgage bonds TO receive
exchange therefor twelve and hall per in the
new nrst mortgage bonds seventy and i've sixths per
cent in the second mortgage honda the re-
naming sixteen and two-thlrds per cent In second
preferred stock and for the past due and unpaid
est from July l. 1873, TO the date at which the
bonds will commence to draw interest second pre-
ferred stock.
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
THE RIFLE ON LONG ISLAND.

The fourth contest for the gold badge Of the Jamaica
Rod and Rife Association took place yesterday after
on the Association's range, near Jamaica Mr..
William s Elmendorf the successful competitor by
a Of SO OF possible 75 200 yards of hand
AS Mr. Emendorf had the prize twice before, the
badge has now became his personal property. The
range will be closed for the
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
woMENs RIGHTS IN JERSEY.

Director Halstead, OF the Board OF Freehoders, at
Jersey City, has refused to sign the resolution ap-
pointing Jailer to take the place Of Mrs Jones The
appointce, Mr. Nathan declares his intention, in
the Director approves his appointment 70 levy
force sufficient take tho jail by storm Mrs Jones
the other hand engaged preparations 10 resist
any attack and declares positively that she will not
surrender the keys 70 Nathan u q decision Of the
Court Of Errors and Appeals be rendered against her
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
PEDESTRIAN CHALLENGE.

Markham B, Stokes offers to walk 500 miles for
$5 oOO against Daniel o'Leary begin In this city
the oath inst He states that he has placed 81 500
part Of the stakes-n the hands OF O. H. Barker, and
he asks o'Leary's answer through the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
A WANDERERS RETURN.

The announcement was made at the Mayors Office
yesterday that His Honor the Mayor was en- route for
home and would probably be at his desk tins morning.
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
BIDS ACCEPTED.

The proposals from Messrs Il. K 4 p. B. Thurber n
Co., Fits 4 Austin and r NJ Mastcrton to furnish
supplies 10 the Charities and Correction Commission
were accepted yesterday.
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
ELECTION OFFICERS TO BE PAID.

The Comptroller win to-day commence the payment
OF the inspectors poll clerks and landlords or the ato
election, beginning with the First Assembly district
The New York herald., 1875-12-09
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the General Com
mittee Of the Western Union Telegraph Company was
held yesterday the Office OF the company. President
orton presented the following report
EXECUTIVE 0FPIcs,
WESTERN USIoS TKLEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW YoRK, Dec. s, lsT5
To THE DTRBCToRs:-
The Executive Committee submit the following state
ment concerning the operations Of the company
current SIX months:-
The Inr