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MISSOULA NEWS.
Filed for Record.

Missoula, June 13.-The following rec
ords We're recorded with the county
clerk and recorder:
Quartz location-The White Quartz
lode mining claim, located on the west
fork of Cannon creek, near Baird, Mis-
soula county Geo. C. Wurm, locator.
Quartz location-The Badger quartz
lode mining claim, located near the
headwaters of the west fork of Cannon
CT eek, tributary of Vermillion creek.
Geo. G, Wurm. locator.
Deed-The Western Loan and Savings
company of Utah to p. w. Vaughn of
Missoula, lot H. block SIS, in Mains
addition to Missoula; consideration,
$500.
w. B. Brooks, administrator for the
estate of John Hayes, filed a decree OF
settlement and final accounting. show
ing that 81, 159 25 had been received, and
$1140 70 had been expended.
Quit claim deed-Thomas Martindale
of Clinton to Geo. w. Rhoades of Gin
ton undivided interest in Ottawa. Cop
per King, Tarantula and Nellie quartz
lode claims; consideration, $3.50.
United States of America to Anton
Jerch, northwest quarter of the north
east quarter, the east half of the north
west quarter and the lot numbered l,
of section 80, in township Ia north of
range 10 west of Montana meridian in
Montana,
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KILLED Her IN A RAGE
Shoots His Wife Because She
Wouldn't Live With Him.
THEN HE KILLS HIMSELF
The Couple Separated Year and a Half
Ago. Since When Her Husband Has
Made Frequent Attempts at
Reconciliation.

San Francisco, June 13-Gustave
Frey. gambler. tonight visited the
home of his wife, who had separated
from him, in the rear of 446 Natoma
street, and demanded that she live with
him again. Upon her refusal, he drag
ged her into the street and shot her
through the head with an old fashioned
Colts navy revolver, inflicting a wound
which proved fatal before she could be
removed to hospital. Frey then turn
ed the 45-calibre pistol on himsel, firing
shot which caused his almost instant
death. The murderer was "A years old
and his wife was 10 years younger They
leave 6-year-old girl named Nida.
After the couple separated about a
year and half ago, Mrs. Frey earned
her living by working in a cannery.
Her husband frequently threatened to
kill her il she would not become recon-
cied. Last week he said he proposed
to murder their child, and on Sunday
Mrs Frey applied for a warrant for his
arrest. which, however was not issued
by the police authorities. 1t IS presumed
that this attempt to cause his arrest.
coupled with his anger at her repeated
refusals to take him back to her home
We're the direct causes Of to-nig'ht's
tragedy.
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PENDING AN INVESTIGATION.
Oregon's Chief Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector Has Been Suspended.

Portland, Ore, June IA. Frank Da-
Wis. chief deputy in the office of D. M.
Dunno. collector of internal revenue for
the district of Oregon, Washington and
Alaska, has been suspended pending the
decision of the department at Washing
ton. D. c.. Davis is charged with various
violations of the internal revenue laws
during the administration of ex-Collector
Henry Blackman. Revenue Agent B. NJ.
Thomas of San Francisco and Robert
Towne of Washington, D. c., special
agent of the internal revenue department,
have been investigating the charges
against Davis. and Sunday night left for
Washington. Davis accompanying them
The investigation has been private and
nothing official is known regarding the
charges 1t is known, however, that Da-
Wis is accused of leasing a suite of offices
occupied by the collector and sub-letting
to the government at an advance of $50
per month. This alleged offense dates
back about five years. Other charges
have been made against Davis. but moth
ing will be divulged until report is made
to the department Davis has served as
chief deputy under three administrations
and is considered one of the most COM
petent men in the service.
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Ordered to the Philippines.

Washington, June 13.-Orders have been
issued by the war department directing
the gath and 18th regiments. excepting one
major and four companies of each regi-
ment to assemble at San Francisco and
be put in readiness for duty in the Phil
ippines. The companies of the 24th to re-
main behind will be distributed as fol-
lows: Company B, Vancouver barracks,
Washington, with detacnments at Fort
Walla Walla and Boise barracks. Idaho
Company D, at Fort Harrison and Fort
Assinaboine, Mont; Company I, Dyea,
Alaska; Company M, Newfort Spokane
Wash, with a detachment at Fort Sheri-
dam Idaho.
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At the Hotels.

At the Rankin. w. Strives. Ste
yensville; Levi Van Blaricom, James
Van Blaricom, Horse Plains; w, l..
Mercer. Helena; Pat Pennington, Bear
mouth; Mrs. Ryan, Butte; Henry HUI
bert, Philipsburg; A. Austin, Chicago:
E. A. Johnson and wife, Hamilton; S.
D. Mcleod, Bonita; l. E. Kuth, Bear
mouth; r. T. Anderson, Philipsburg:
B. S. Chaffin, F. NJ Lockwood, d. A.
Bishop, Hamilton; Chas. Harper,
Grantsdale; J. H. Morris, Benjamin
Morris, Potomac: c. Buck, VIM j.
Diehl, Butte; C. S. Miles, Bonita; Gust
Zosel; P. H Martin, Minneapolis; JOS
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HELENA WILL CELEBRATE.
The Corner Stone of the Capitol to BE
Laid on the Fourth of July.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, June 13.-The state capitol
building commission to-day held regu-
lar meeting to pass upon accounts and
consider various matters connected with
their trust. 1t was decided to retain SD
perlntendent Murphy, who was recently
temporarily engaged to look after the
construction of the building. Work on
the building is progressing satisfactorily.
The walls are well under way and to-
morrow the contractor expects to COM
mence work putting in place the structur-
al iron.
Warrants amounting to about So, 900 were
ordered drawn in favor of the contractors.
The programme for the cornerstone lay
ing on July 4 was discussed. The gov
error to whom the commission delegated
authority to arrange for the event, said
that the grand lodge of Masons of the
state would take charge of the corner
stone laying. He had arranged with eX-
Governor Toole for a short address. The
governor will also speak, and there will
probably be other speakers. In conjunc-
tor with Mayor Edwards the governor is
arranging for cooperation on the part of
the people of Helena, who will be expected
to provide the funds necessary for the in
cidental expenses of the day, as the cap
itol commission has no authority to spend
any of the state money for that purpose.
An effort will be made to have the ia
nous Black Eagle band of Great Falls
here.
There is some talk of illuminating the
walls of the building the night of the
Fourth with a liberal display of fireworks.
These details will be worked out by the
governor and Mayor Edwards and turned
over to the city committees whom they
viii appoint to attend to the matter of
raising funds and preparing for the cee-
bration.
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Pinkartons Ordered Off.

Portland, Ore, June 13.-Pinkerton de-
tectives, armed and in uniform, have been
ordered to keep off the streets of Portland.
The order is made under the state law
passed by the last legislature prohibiting
uniformed bodies of men or armed pa
trolls. other than those appointed by law
from parading on the streets of this city.
The Pinkerton agency furnishes large
number of watchmen for banks and 9TH
er corporations but it is claimed these
watchmen are not an armed body of men
and that no law Is violated. Attorneys
for the Pinkerton agency will Immediately
the law.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Grayesend.

New York. June 1.-two stakes were
on the card to-day at Gravesend and the
favorite fell in each. In the Gazelle, Pres
tidigitatrice was heavily backed at odds
on. AT the start she was in front, but in
the stretch she was passed until she was
a bad fourth. The Rose. an added f1lly,
wor handly. In the Hanover stakes
Kitchener was a slight favorite over Mel
bert, but the latter took the lead at the
fall of the flag and won handily. First
race, five furlongs-Primrose Day won
Killashranda second, Prejudice third
time, 1:01%. Second race mile and a six
teenth-Central Trust won, Tragediar
second, Maxine third; time, 1:4S1a. Third
race, Hanover stakes, five furlongs, selling
-Melbert won, Misercordia second
Kitchener third; time, 1:01. Fourth race
selling, six furlongs-Greytield won, In
eenamara second, Touraine third; time
Ills. Sixth race, hurdle handicap. two
mies-Premier won, Moslem second, Ar.
quebus third; time SAG
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The Festive Sneak Thief.

Missoula, June 13.-T4he sneak thief
has never been as numerous in this
city as he is at present He tackles all
sorts of propositions and he has taken
bicycles, clothing, boots, yalises and all
sorts of things He plays no favorites,
but he is very Industrious. The sheriff
has fruitful field in the pursuit of this
creature and if he succeeds in Kidding
the city of him, Mr.. Curnan will be able
to demand anything that he wants.
Under the conditions that prevail at
present, nobody Is safe in leaving his
lips open for more than a minute at Il
time. If he does II for a longer period,
somebody will steal his breath.
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Marshal woolman After Them.

special Dispatch to the standard.
Helena, June 13.-Joe Woolman, United
States marshal has received telegram
from Attorney General Griggs to spare
neither effort or expense to assist Mar
shall Hadsell of Wyoming in capturing
the Union Pacific train robbers if they
should come this way. The marshal is
instructed to organize posses If necessary.
Telegraphic descriptions of the men have
been received from the Wyoming mar
shall similar to those wired to Montana
sheriffs by the Union Pacific. Marshal
Woolman has wired copies of the descrip-
tons to every sheriff, city marshal and
deputy marshal in the state
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st. Johns Day.

Missoula, June 13-ReV. Father Cues
mel of FTenchtown, writes to the STAN
dard that the preparations for the
Grass Valley celebration of st. Johns
day are making good progress. The la
dies committee has been organized for
the day with the following officers;
Mrs. John Cyr, president; Mrs. Benoit
Mercure and Mrs. F. X Bison, vice
presidents; Mesdames L, C. Tuott, Hi
laire Palm. Ramase Cyr. Fred Roulli ar,
Joseph Bouchard, Renis Bell, Leon
Bourbon, E. Bison, Thomas Lavoie,
Alexis Bison, Odiiin Marceau, Arthur
Perdalieu, Philias Loiselle, Jules Ira
han and J. Resrosers. These ladies
will have charge of the reception and
entertainment of the guests at Grass
Valley on St Johns day, June "a, and
their offices insure a pleasant time for
all who attend.
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QUIET AT CLEVELAND.
Cars are Run on Euclid Avenue, Guarded
hY the Police.

Cleveland, O., June 13.-This has been
an uneventful day in the street rail-
way strike. The police, who have been
severely criticised for inactivity here
tofore, acted with vigor this morning
and no crowds were allowed to gather
in the streets. Cars have been run over
the Euclid avenue line at intervals of
about 80 minutes. each carrying a
strong police guard. The company is
increasing its force, having now some
$50 men to take the strikers places.
There is now talk of a strike on the
lines of the system known as the Little
Consolidated, and the men will meet
tonight to decide on course of ac-
ton,
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At Hawthorne,

Chicago, June 19.-Results at Haw-
thorne: Track fast. First race. five fur
longs-Calara Wooley, won, Earl dor
second, Wasanat third time. 1:021s. Sec
ond race, six furlongs-Senator Bland
won, First Brigade second, Cheval dor
third: time, liza. Third race, mile and a
acknowledgements won, Native Son
second, Elkin third, time. 1:4sa Fourth
race, six furlongs-Abe Furst won, Pope
Leo second, Her Favor third: time, 1:13A
Fifth race, six furlongs-Murat won, Ten
ole second, Little Singer third; time, TIA
Sixth race, mile-Chisel won, The Winner
second, Plantain third; time, Lazy.
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At Latonia.

Cincinnati, June 13.-Isabey was the
only favorite that won at Latonia to-day.
Results: First race. six furlongs-Aureoe
won. Mzzouri second, John Boone third
time, Lie. Second race five furlongs-
Ida Ledford won, Gonda second, May
Jane third; time 1:02. Third race, mile
Fatherland won, Prosecutor second, Dr.
Withrow third; time, 1:43ls. Fourth race,
handicap, mile and an eighth--Jolly Roger
won, Samovar second, Orimar third;
time, 1:551h. Fifth race, five Alrlongs
selling-John Yerkes won, Phallas second
Nettie Regent third; time, 1903. Sixth
race, mile. selling-Isabey won, The Elec.
tor second, Billy Howard third: time
1:421a.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
10, $: Brooklyn, 3. 8.

Baltimore, June 13.-Baltimore and
Brooklyn played a double-header to-day
and broke even. Six singles, two-bag.
ger, two passes to first and three errors in
the seventh inning of. the opening game
gave the Orioles eight runs. Hughes was
the steadier in the second trial. Four sin
giles and a triple gave Baltimore what
seemed winning lead in the last inning,
but Kitson was an easy mark and fielding
errors behind him turned the tide of vic
tory. Attendance, 1908. Score:
First game r. H. E.
Baltimore ....... ...s... ...........10 16 0
Brooklyn ......- ....... ............
Batteries-McGinnity and Robinson
McJames and Farrell.
Second game r. H. f.
Baltimore ......, ........ ........... S II 8
Brooklyn ....... .. ......... II 3
Batteries-Kitson, Robinson and Crish-
am: Hughes and Grim.
Umpires-Burns and Smith.
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At st, Louis.

St. Louis, June 13.-W. Overton and
Streamer, winners of the fourth and fifth
races respectively, have been entered in
the Derby to be run off here on June "a.
The track was fair to-day. First race,
five furongs-Siboney won Special No
tice second, John Milln third; time, 1:04.
Second race, selling, six and a half fur
1ongs-Midian won, Mr. Phinizy second.
Sir Gatian third; time, 1:21la. Third race,
selling, six furlongs-Pat Morrissey won,
imp King Gold second, Belle Ward third
time, 1:15la. Fourth race, mile and 70
yards-W. Overton won, Gold Band sec
ond, Duke of Baden third time 1:45A
Fifth race, selling, mile-Streamer won
Air Blast second, Jimp third time 1:4lA
Sixth race, selling, five and a half fur
longs-Schnell Laufer won Glissandre
second, Hachmeister third; time, 1:10.
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Hurt in n Runaway.

Missoula, June 13.-Mrs. MeGinnis of
Thompson Falls was brought in from
that place last night and taken to the
Sisters hospital where she was at
tended by DR.. Buckley. Mrs. McGinnis
was the victim of a serious runaway
accident near her home at Thompson,
and, while her injuries are not danger
Gus, she is painfully bruised and will be
confined to the hospital for some time.
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Tho Newark at Castro.

Washington, June 1S.-The following ca
begram has been received at the navy
department from the commander of the
Newark:
"Castro, Chill, June 12.-To Secretary of
the Navy Washington: The Newark ar
rived at Guatecas island in want Of coal.
Am making arrangements for a supply
to be sent from Ancud, Chilli Expect to
sal, within a few days.
GOODRICH"
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To BE Court Martialed,

Washington, June 13-The secretary of
the navy has appointed and ordered a gem
eral court-ma rtial to convene at the navy
yard at Mare island, California, on the
2lst inst, for the trial of Paymaster Will
lis B. Wilcox, attached to the navy yard,
on the charge of scandalous conduct,
tending to the prejudice of good order
and military discipline, while in an in
toXicated condition
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Awaiting EuII Rennrts.

London, June 13-The secretary of state
for the colonies, Joseph Chamberlain, in
answering a question in the house of COM
mons to-day said the government would
wait full reports of the recent conference
al Bloemfontein between President Kru-
ger and the British high commissioner
Sir Alfred Miner, before sending the lat
ter further instructions
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena June 13.-The Lewistown Tele-
phone company was incorporated to-day
with the secretary of the state by FRANK
E. Wright Austin W. War; and T. Jeffer-
son War; all of Fergus county. Capital
$4,000. telephone line will be con-
structed and maintained between Lewis
town, Gilt Edge and Okla.
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eph Picara, st. Regis; c. Fl. Clark; Q.
Marceo, Grass Valley.
At the Florence--L. Goodkind, st.
Paul; A. ]. Linden, Omaha; l.. Man
helm, New York; w. r. Bird, Butte;
DIR. Peter L. Mussigbrod. Garnet; L. H.
Agnew, Chicago; Henry Tule, Boston;
NJ H. Wall, Helena; F. F. West, city;
j. D. Quinn, New York; Herbert Fol-
ger. San Francisco; P. H. Scanlon, st.
Paul; A. A. Wright Chicago; Jacls
Conley, Anaconda; Henry Smalhe and
wife, Wallace; J. S. Dougherty, Ana
conda; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Stivers, Mrs.
w. H. Leady, Miss Pearl Leady, city:
Elmer Kilhonick, Clinton; VIM. L. Mur-
ply, New York; P. J. Comey and wife.
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The Yankee Had a walkoyer.

Pointe Claire, Quebec, June 13.-The sec
ond of the series of yacht races to be
sailed on Lake St. Louis between the Ca
madam yacht Dominion and the Yankee,
belonging to the White Bear Yacht club
of St Paul, ended in a walk-over for the
latter, owing to an accident that befell
the Dominion.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Quarterly Dividends.

New York, June 13.-The executive com
mittee of the Western Union Telegraph
company has recommended that the board
OF directors tomorrow declare the reg
ular quarterly dividend of IL per cent.
The Mergenthaler Linotype company has
declared a quarterly dividend of ~ per
o.
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Arrival of the Pennsylvania,

San Francisco, June 13-The transport
Pennsylvania arrived tonight from Ma
Mia, 81 days out. She brought no sick or
discharged soldiers.
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Philadelphia. IL, 2; Washington, 10, o.

Washington. June 13.-Philadelpha took
two games from the Senators to-day. The
reason for the loss of the ..rst game was
that weighing was hit hard and the home
teams bad errors In the second Piatt
was invincible. Attendance, 1900 Score:
First game R. II. E.
Washington .......... ....... ......10 Is 3
IHid0elplild .,I..-..ll ID
yhing, Dineen and Nc
Guire; Donohue Bernhard and McFar-
land.
Second game . r. Fl. e.
Washington ....... $500. .........0 2
IDudueiplld ....... ....... .-..-....
Observation-Disclosures and Butler; Piatt and
Douglass
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Lebanon Mo, June 13.-Mr. Bland con-
trues to improve and his condition to-
night inspires his physicians and friends
TO hope for his ultimate recovery.
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Wassenberg received second prize,
silver medal.
The days celebration closed with
grand ball at Miners union hall.
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New York, 8; Boston. 4.

New York, June 13.--The Giants defeated
the Bostons through good base running
by Doyle in the fourth and a wild throw
by Long in the seventh. Both Seymour
and Lewis pitched well. The latter was
fortunate in having several apparently
safe hits cut off by fielders. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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Notlcc Of Gnmmons.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
- vopLS louis V Bell and Edward Bell ind,vd,n.y
~ 49, Tr,,s,aes under trust instrument eN''ui,u ~ 'o~
I'll nov .eceased ard al4l az fNecuto's n W
i1, on4 Testament % the said Isaac zen %
~ ,-rm-,oes ~ certain trusts under shch WI, xv,
~ Is,ss + Barclay. Executor OF the VIA %
stainH Iocaasel and as Trustee under such WI. ot
80 5efonsants Adelaide Mott Barclay Aoe'so- ~
1,ou Isaac Roll Nora Bell, Henrietta be' Aoe,.s'
e., psrciay Edward Rel. Junior Hsrohl W ts..
-. v-ii,nev stephen s. Whitney, James McN, :" ",
- %eyr work life insurance and Trust ComIhnS'
arr,,s,so Cor the defendants Isaac Bell NorA ~" s
t,nr,o,,o I,al Defendants. summons.
~, NC above ma med Defendants You are hereby sH-
e co,y N your answer the plantln attofIsys
within ,u.rfy DAYS after the service ~ tns sS,'
vims,e az tho isy 81 service. and IN case OF wv
rs 10 anpesr answer judgment Will he taken
,o he Ss,,u for the relief demanded In tho eohp's"~
Dated January Ath iSH. o...s
HAND BONNEY. PEIb & JONES
Attorneys for plaintiffs.
ONCE and Poet Once address,
No ~ Wall street.
borough @ Manhattan
civ = New YORK.
To tho above named defendants Isaac Bel ros ~
ua,rietta Dell Louisa whitney stephen > Nn,hs ~
is,,ss Ny Whitney, and Louisa whitney, A. nl'.n,..
~ fhe said infant defendants stephen = Nhiues s1e
lanes NOV whitney - ., IA, ,uhf,-
T,a foregoing summons b. served upon YOU ~ t..s
-. ,,r-,an "a an order u the Hon Henry X beek-
rnsn one Of the justices OF the supreme ,sao
go ~, Sev, York datei the tenth day ~ Narcn lss
s,d red win the complaint IN the once ~ me Csrx OK
he county ~ New YORK. az The county ."nrt
IN the borough OF Manhattan n the ~, o. 's" i~s
!" ~" UNNp BONNEY pELL JONES, .
"N'' Attorneys FOR Plaintirs
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Central Pacific Railroad Company
Readjustment.

as holders u Certificates Of the Central Trust Com
NY o. New York issued in exchange for certificates ot
'aek o. the Central Pacific Railroad Company deposited
Vnie agreement with the undersigned Committee dated
December o. 1897:
geIera meeting % the holders OF said certificates
he Cer,ra Trust Company Of New York. held al the
wee o. August Belmont & Co.. No. % Nassau Street
"'F Yo'k City On February 9Th. 1893. resolution
vas unsniolsy adopted authorizing the Committee 70
s'o the plan and agreement FOR the readiustment Of
un
nyLDEHs OF TIE ABOVE MENTIONED GER
.HHATEs SHOULD PRESENT THEIR CERTIfI-
,@-hS To TIE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
"" YORK FOR EXCHANGE FOR CERTIFICATES
DEPOSIT ISSUED UNDER THE PLAN OF RE
~NcsTMENT oN OR BEFORE MARCH ODD 1893.
ORDER TO ENTITLE HOLDERS OF RE
,tsIMENT CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
sANN OF THE BENEFITS or THE PLAN
W AGREEMENT. THE CASH PAYMENT OF
r.fER SHARE Nj ST BE MADE on OR Be
oaE APRIL 6. IS90 AT THE OFFICE OF
Ttsshs. SPEYER d CO.. THE DEPOsITARf
,NoER TIE PLAN. AND MI ST HE RECEIPT
81 FOR by THE DEPOsITARY IN THE GER
'"iCAIES OF DEPOSIT.
'sso New York. March I'd 1899
AUGUST BELMONT,
JOHN g.. CARLISLE,
GEORGE COPPELL,
New York >tockhoidcrs Committee