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HIDF & LEATHER NAM SOLD.
Capital u rdrrstooi win Uc Raised
to 70. 00O .OtsD or - .O@sp ma.

The control 81 tho Hide and Leather
Bank mas is.n purchased. according "a
william Nelson Cromwell. Couus-! !oT ths
bank and for ~" purchasers. 10y gentle
men ~ established position ia III" husiuc~-
world and Of undouhtcd wealth. who-e ain
~as TO considerably increase the capitalize
ton ~ the bank and tu "ularg" aud con
tiuua iis business faCIiitI --
Nor than half - N" directors rotain an
interest IN 'h" tank u CoEiIiue as dI-
rectors No chang" hls been mad" Ia the
~eXacutiv. stan
Mr. Cromwell savs N j. not AZ liberty AZ
present To- tel. who the purchasers al"
The hank had a credit at the Clearing House
Yesterday of 81 .Js.sO. and h WAC uHder-
stood that tine unusually laTsr balance
reflected payments made "a directors and
ut hers for their stock bN the syndicate
that haS h-en seeking 70 acquire control
Charles 4 Schieten. who l. Nice- presi-
daut l. aid 90 haV - been a prlm. mover
in this syndicate. while another rumoT has
1, that interests connected with the Nor
ton Tfus Company Ar" nCr ned in the
purchase. II was not definitely learned
vest "rday what price III" syndicate" pil
Tor the stock 81 ~" hank, bu' a was said
that "A number ~ ~" shareholders had
agreed 20 part with & cir stock a. ass "a
-ilare The mar kct pric" 81 the stock
har lsen advancing lately, ~ muSt rrs"nt
quotation hsving iFeu saS hid. a. Cum-
pared with t2p not long ago
Tho capital stock - SSS.GD This
amount. II i understood. vii ue increased
by IA" new controlling Interests Ia 81
BO.Or1 or G.NutsH. m" dsISEits are
nov 8? ?e3.Oo prck : istu~av the tanks
pre-idont, and N" other oni,,Ts would
not say anything Yesterday Hhout the
change In control
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i've ~trrh walk,

AT, NAV. NAY u
IL Z U"Hfrs acre ~ Hsrd. AL gonsFnrd
ef"r' "H ,p.r, VHor'i "r-,s-t Jsrf s'radK
~ dressed native SIDE, Fs rIt..s IrF. cables
- '. 81 acted FrI"Hu steers ,t Httf
~ a-.s-'i wrgut. Refrigerator sect II iic
L NIur', Go taN. irrf .ArN r,ttrtatrd
20 hr"f~s HUl g'ss .'hurr~ - t.ef
i' - -alN's ron" rEI no trading CIV
s'Nfu .f.sH H.|tr Hsf
'''7'r 90 seen and l-rhs. 'uClGdlng > cars
''f~ Asb head, H. A. on SAFE ali told
100 N''.'s az af'uuG. but ZOO rkst dun rtcept
fol r'v"N Aurut = ttfs . s'ucl wrfy car
70 NrHrn Snli a. - a. - 10 prr Ion ~,
.'rsFf vstusts ~ - a. earrings II IS os
tbs - $40 svrTg tt.Uis e. - 7.ats 70
- .".rr ~ d ~ ruls ~ - a. pfrSs~l
l'N .s uet y dressed AtArIAgs sat.tr
sa r"Hrg lambs. 81 &C.
% h'F' Wrs, ip45 a-aa. nonr On sale
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ATTACK ON new STEEL BONDS
an or 500 SHARES o. STOCK
s,o TO ItW OVER THE ISSUE.
~, the Hand. Arc Issued for an Oej~c'
outside the paw en- Of the s~'srpsrsiea
Also Itat the .i~rse, law Permitting
,..,,s ItIpair< obligation of teotrAct.

r ~ ycnncr A Co, a. the wner Of 500
a,,rar -har-, II the United states Steel
cor..r.,Ion and Jsioes POLITE, owner 81
,g ..,r... preferred. hav. brought an
80, .g the supreme Court, which was
mn Yesterday on th" petition of the
asf.,.trt. 10 tn. United States Circuit
Gov. ,. ruJrin the carrying out Of the plan
,rl.N ,ho stockholders have approved for
IN. ..,f.r 4 $4,000. 80 81 bonds ia part In
..i,ts. lot S2Op. u ,OS shares Of the
,r,farr,I .'uca. and to prevent any lien
bong piaosi upon III. property Of the com
naEy tu SECURE the Proposed issue of bonds
+ Morgan 4 Co WHO were to finance
Oh. nan, arr made defendants
H., plaintiffs ~ay the corporation cannot
tssur tt.s-' bonds eAcept for money or In
pAymen; .lr pr I-.rty purchased or acquired
XIV 10 DO th- transaction Of its buslic~- and
ia No, pups of issuing bonds 10 take
m preferred si,i would H. unlawful
lie rdI.r, state that the company, which
u mon grated IA New jersey. has all au-
thpul-! capltal oi ~ .iOo.vo.uo. 81 which
A. L. preferred stock. paying !
urn,rt dividends aud the rest Is COMMON
80, u II lated Incidentally lat the
,.H.. IflHlt .su~ tpt NsA IN. t'i'lIltule OF
r.. .., U,.l-" lee which would ieriHit II
l. .. ].-Ilt'~- .aHiulIy IN 'hIs state.
~a'd HAT the holders Of preferred
cu. N.H may surirNder their holdings
h .Ir. u.f IA" lev plan Viii GIT greater
S,uu"y flu,Ggh "a" ~'Aciangr for bends,
-. N,u,l L. unfair 10 other stockholders
a.. .,H Irt.u rs ia" raising ~ GyD.UvJ.VUp
IN D. u.., "a al. bH S1.UD.UJD u TO II. en-
H.. 'Ht HiI NAL working capital. "
u -.'al '.I' 'u- Cpmtsuy has now a sur
IL. t~.tustfsO heidi a. working capital
.-it.r a,'r-d That 20 carry cut the
isr .r Ctlt COMMISSION II 20 to paid,
Of W 1910 = j. Morgan A 60. ar Ia gel
no. So ati t." "tl"r parties Ia the syn
DIV. $ sru's'
riau'.G> further sllege hat the
crr4uN can r'adliy rsss the tiO!UO0.0S1
a. additional worhIns oap.tal without
10 ~ 20 Hd- A. Z f-r vent. Comml~sun,
A. e. thv ral -'h"us- 10 10 enable certain
rrrl,rr.t ~.0'Ehuld"rs to SET a l-tt"r
t-r.rf,. rrrr easy - - sold, and To CRATE
kfgs urHl'- Tp ruinmls- pns
- I.f'i'r HN'rr-d thai III. act 81 the
lsg -tf4J. u' New J"t-'N Ias-ad III March
g. it-. .. WIt"h the plan IL tasedi- unCon-
Sutufuuat - 't"ro n. no limitation upon
o CORPORA .ou ia the i--isncc Of bonds. II
4 c'.."ic'd 'lat the act impsirs tho obil-
ea'.u.- = the contracts mad With the
on. i1I s'rcLh old.r- Tie constitutional
tI-s' .p involved IT. the ground for ans
fer" Z Wv" cs-' 10 the United states Court
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FINANCIAL Ann COuMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. Nav n.


In iins column Yesterday ~ was stated
thai, most Of n. b,Lks had in,rNa~ed their
leans. particularly on long ti,rc. 1o-day'-
statement IL averages of TIA. Associated
Banks showed an increase in ~. loan item
of ti5. io9. IN. an increase m DEPOSITS Of
Sis. 573. ~. and ar increase In cash ~ 81
III LOO The increases in the frs, two
itemS, however, wpr- sufficient not only
to Offset the lat. but were responsible for
a decrease IN the surplus reserve 81 "a
81. tSo. bringing the total 81 tina, item 10
sii .9ca. COZ. a. compared with Si .:sJ .27s
a year ago On Monday paym.nt will
he tegun on IN. int-reS, N dividend obli-
CATIONS 81 railroSd and industrial c~orrora-
tons for June, estimated 'o Aggregate
about sss OooOoo
II develops thai .. in gold was
forwarded 10 canada Ia; week. although
the las, million cscsrei genera! notice
and was made ~ late a. not to figure APP
pr@ciably In to-day'- staiemen IN. fact
hat Ia N. frs, Ave hu~in--, davs ~ "a.
week the ranks lost nearly ~ 60 no 'o the
Sub-1reasury shows that the npring On
81 the war revenue ,aSe-, in about - month.
will IT, quite ~oprortune The large In
cr-a~e- in loans this weak were made in
eAAhtNataNAot W ANN
which 10 expected 10 cause = reduction IN
tune rates. Taking yesterday for
the ~beginning 81 the sub Treasury week,
the hanks have already lost Ia that ins,i.
tuition 90 90. hut the Sub-Tressury was
debtor at the Clearing HouSe today for
sAso 90.
The impolicy Of an attempt 20 induce
the bitumirous cual miners TO break their
81. .nrsA ItNNzann "a,
ia. anthracite .ator councils and the prob
able detection Of the greater number 20
IN. engineers. pump runners and fremen
from the strike order. although ~ - adj
mit,ed that a number 81 the irmen may
90 out on Monday, are all discouraging
20 the strikers. no less than the resolution
shown by the Operators To protect their
properties TO the full extent ~ the law
A prominent labor leader rrCen'lv quoted
President Mitchell Of the United Mine
Workers NJ saying that the miners would
Ia all. TO continue the strike a. least six
months IL ls known that work In the
anthracite regions A. the end II last year
and early this spring was greatly inter-
rupted 10y foods. In view 10 this fact.
" the President 81 the United Mine v orkers
u correct or sincerc IN his ~statens-nts tho
a~b-urdity 81 representing h" miners a.
working for a mere pi'tancc IL clear Il
was knowledge Of the long continued work
and increased pay Of the miners that caused
the Presidents To di-b-lieve UP 10 the very
last moment thai the men would rashly
forfeit their advantages
All indications point 10 n short ending Of
the strike. which enters it's third v'-k next
Monday. A. has ts--n stated. officials 81
"a
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III, ~ 1sa.u anil Nauu-a, i,rntN va ssn
Trsr~i -rp. rius' her la'y aifbr v - to
49, MI, ~ tr,tTs'a 90 W..'
Nu,trav, winch NJ" 'pr'A-dri - D ron,
NrN 'raiAui, samoa ind haNal Va
son Irrnrlsrn. r'ss~ N,.' dsIg ~ ~ T. II
Arcf Nsf I,,th rnd up q, I'm, 80 'u,il,iv'
o., On Hfrval - s'sr u.Hfp VIM "a. Dc ~
Nrv Np,S I'm. ,Ur, 'p' i''raic1 l~r ,'car
and Ihluprtno iSiaLi. - san Iabr.~n.
close utf ifIf q 90 y - = 20 o NJ O.
'.''n, '", a">i.','. 'rt 'm,n.' go,
Vancouver aui N.~iu',a Oh e. Ct.s' her
dAls ~ ca y q If tn Jlnr So 'rrlp.Nr
Tor despatch pHT steam ship IuUfrsH uf la4EU
N-utandiss - q . 'rsstAi 30 gtf a. ~Ist-
.s' csrntt be- low sfiri tH ,'rHIa 'sls
o'n,r rrr- alIh - - q 80 u lgu' ga
iu,IIuNr. ct d'rral'H .tF , transport
Nail, ~ - %. go. Japan va ~'N,'r 81 a
hci' daHs ate HH = p'" iar' 81 inclusive
fuT 1' ,,-ira 49, st'lig .np geo = Men Re-
Nirp,d rAI must 10 difvvt-l - ,rai'I.-
all, a ~nd is@. va .'.'rn
o.Is.y'. flf ~i"sial-l pr' r'.aI.h. 10 o..
~ rif. itii, CO.. H1ssJ Ia san traar. .,,
,lp,e l-rr a,h q go b. q ~ 80 !an' 80
m-da Wa, ~ 'hua. - g. AVA rl,UrH.r
islands 40 st-, ,p s''rr, % .aI 'uf
S,.s,rM f,a "a. 80 D.. 'or =,
spaua ~ trans" '.'n Mail, 20, o.
,rsi'a ,,'cr't '.','s's vh."h p"
"a Ssn ~rrAnc~rn, AT ~ iisnd, . 20
,rANtf .II Ar'nus 20 e.. r.... ben Ut
go. Hr'4sI,r fpr ,r'''. go .t.'-1,t -
.uf-p
r~r-r.ga, u..,, rr ~tcraa,'.i - pot %
Iunr ,E.y Hnr the 800 80 '.'Nng l. ~
ur,. e. s,'ra raj -.'-, q;
" p1-,I"r, 10,
c~uhNlIrS NAN coTT. io,,m,,t-t
gos, orrc. NcW loik, y. y. MAJ -. loo.
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81 mrs 4 >,N FRANCISCO.
Pr">''-n, Noakum Hasn't Vcrrd nj R~-
.rcri-i Orrr for Control.

i.r-f:"nt Il = icAkum of the -. louis
a. N'u franci-0u Railroad eo' IN vester.
IA Joe ~ Paul. Ito said he had heard
L'tfg e he reported oner for a pur-
~ 'lc. 'otir.Il'tg mt ncst ~ that
nd o. -" la - lar FOR a.. ~, f.rr,.d
a. '.r DO" 'uiuUou -ipsE NT Y nkuu,
aI'." uu'rol va h'ld ~ New Yuik. RuS-
''d - isuIs '.p,tal. Nht.h rcprr-uts
t'"'"p e the stock Mr. Noakum will
irinain %. New Iurk Ter the meeting 80 the
Boar f'N ihur-dav
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LJLU GLtSER FEELS StTE Nov.
Man Inldrbrandt Put = ndrr Bonds To Keep
the Peace.

Mar ~Hildebrandt. the German musician
who was arrested a. the Herald SQUARE
Theatre on Friday night for sending letters
TO Lulu Gla-er 81 TIA" Dolly Warden cum-
psnv. and otherwi-" ~annoying the a,'r,s-,
xas helt IN $50 tu l'-p The reno" 'ur ~
months IN Jefferson Marke' court Yesterday
Among IA" l"ti"r' -'li 60 Nli~s t'la-"r
wns one inclrsing a i.ok pat" and cun-
Guiding with The request
Plea -ard mo. hy th. WAY. tho prca
Of A doaru fresh Eggs a. | need a bath
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PO>I OttIsE NOrIiE.
POST OFFICE T

'>hplid ~ fI,d DAILY bt all int rested a,
chAngts rAb p"vIrAt auN tin,rr
roielsh RAJ ~ - F'., rud.ag June = isr?.
WI close It1 .ITll z. al cAsss At the GeustaI
lnh pnor az follow, pARJflS posi- NAILS
.lis" oHf hp4f sI'ts' thsu cin,ng tins shown
al ADp 4 NondAy
h.sulat AMI Nupplensnfsy mails cio~~ At
'uIlsh W .iu p az hour later Than closing time
shosn b'loN lrN,cr' 'uar -uppt-mcntarv AA'ts
tor EUROPE and Central Am,nrN. va Iolal. close
on' hour late A. foreign station
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tI.Lt IION. AND ma rI>,.s.
NoTl,E ~ NNNl-AL IiELlN.

Inc AnuuA. Meeting 81 tie s,ucsholitrS uf iHts
q muaI1 uWt hr ustl Jun a. ls.. a. 10 10 glot i
IN th~ fO.eauon. at the uih-r % rue '"uphnt hud
snn Covniy National lNnk huiidinr Nos "a and
g.s MaAAlngtI "a street. j,tscl CTS. y J. toi,rt OF
NrA Jsr~ry GDlGt f4s NscnriI, fut the pufpiNr
~ el-cting = hsard II directors, All cot The irag'
action 81 such otarf businrN, a. may lANfuiiy come
be'8fr th~ meeting
In Arrordst o." vita 'hr ,hpz Of TIE state Of New
Fsney, no ~ts ! can ~ Voted on Vuirh has i-en
transferred on the boaks Of the COMPANY villain
twenty days nskt prrealnr thls sle-upn
Nm ~ R~oOALfElLEh SecrctAD
Dated MAJ "a isc.
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Money on call. SEES. T-r cent Time
money - quoted al .d., p-r cent for four.
i've and six months OF all raIruaas. "a IrI
cent. for four. i've AID ~ usoLths on miN'"i
-eruriti.S. and ) tsr teht for tour and i've
nor th- ON all udustrli- Commercial pip"I
j. quoted NJ go i"r c.ut Tor prime aud
sinsl names. bills Receivable other names
. Ter cent.
Posted rates for long M. US slshi,
$50 Actual rst'~ IauC hills. So u
o. Sc, sight drafts. HN;Vs,S :; =, and chhl,
transfer, y HN;'s tt,no- 1~rr quote
NJ S q '.isis, for long anlsIsi tor -h"It
rcich.msrsS, ni.,H-t lor lofg aud %'scy,
~ 1-is for short gnili, r.. - ID log ~ i"'
long and 90 ~ H-id for .lort
Dojncstic c,OhHrg ~ ~ New York Ro-'"i'
Par Charleston Buyirg. uat -clii, ~
81" urentlIm Ndvaui. ~ uNtug. 5i' "
count -"liiue. -" premium Nrp Otl"an-
HInk. ~ f"UitIm commercial, IAt Ni'
francisco ~tgn', li' rFruTiu 10. iri"SrHl"'
F1c premium ~ Louis Par thI"as"
80 premium Irriruau Brt vrcu lHtt-'
% discount over Coulter. SEA premium"
NinnsnToli- $50 premium
Nov YORK Clearing liou>e statement,
Sub Treasury debit bslarc". :N4-.sa
The weekly Statement Of averages Of the
Clearing House banks shows
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Money IN London. .l.HS pr cont Rat.
Of discount g. open market for short aud
thrr. months hills. .'.N2, per cont ,mou't
of bullion gon. into ~" Rank of England On
halanc' to-day. Eia.Dp Parts advir- quot"
} per cents lot francs ~ c~rtim"- Et-
chan - on London. IS franc 2!i C"utinI~-
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surplus sAsl.I a. 1920 D~c tsST'.'S'
Thor" was = surplus ; ear Nso 81 GI.asS'"S
and t~o years ago ~ s'.i22?r3
The imports - general merchandise, IN.
cludins dry goods. NJ the part - New YORK
last week we're 81 .lS. Ufs. EgHin-, fl.5sal ~
the previous week and r'1is.oaI IiSr IN"
ports - sI~clc for tho week were Sa1.7as,
~ which ,iS.s77 was gold. making ,"tnl sr-oi:
.%nS.' .,nc" GsIa i nss'':aS y., t,SaG,,qqt,;s . a =
total nf SAL Ts. against sIS.l:i ~" previous
week II" exports ~ ,n'.i" >tn'. jan !
t3.saI-t? n total ~ So. ii'.sH
Commercial pr,s ~ har -ilvrr IN Nc-
York. jl',C. BHr SILVER N. lnudon closed y,
;, in,ct Mexican silver dollars ~'r" quoted
The Kansas city. For, s~o,' srd Memphis
RAilrond Company has DECLARED = quarterly
diyidrnd 81 ! I-r cont IN 10 trrf"rr"d siork.
PAYABLE July ?
No perroi, tinted Railways have do
declared = quarterly dividend ~ Is'r cent
pay sbl" llly I
Railway gross earning for 'hc third week
~ NAV compared With tho.' ~ The. corr"-
spending week NJ last year are ~ follow
Col, S,ndusEv a .. $1,000 inc M.
SeAbosri Air I'm. ........ Nalil luc lst,l
Teas C-riral -. ........ i.NN Der i?"'
n. I-h,sh Valley RAiIrooi reports gross
s%arri.s- for tpril of . isn ~. A. i"ci"aS
Of ssrf ~ as rompar 4 NH ~" am" month
OF lat year. ard 49,, tNi,iS' 81 incr.a-"
Of s-SaI} Ior III. Ten .,l.n.' "nfts
April 80 70" sf"s, .or,,,E "rrr - 90 =
vi W w. fH' - 80
the coftc.;o. dog p'riod ~ last wear. AID
net 81 iiS..ja an ~ rra-' ol $40 rs
The I.htgh Valley Coal add Iron Corpanv
reports gross earrings ior AIrl Of S..T5.t IA
~ incrcs~' Of GsN - a. con par"d with M"
SAM. month ~ lat wear, and d"nci' NJ So S"i,
a d~cr-a-a OF sAs as For the ten mo ~
ending April ~ N" grow "1r'ius- Wer" SIS,
fsl as, NJ i~rtTrs- of 81 g1~.lpA - company
with the corrr-po0ding period of last wear.
and dcncit sS72. a.. - dc'r"A-' NJ sii.ii2
The recripts OF ~" Government to-day
wer. Customs. tss2 ssi. internal r"ysnu-,
81 ass - and miscellaneous ssis 22. = fotp.
OF 81 49,. sS4 The disbuI- -fr-ut- NJ" 1904 hs',
an .x,.-- 81 Receipts over "~NT"udltutr- 81
q? tai. p4 The receipts f'r the ascuI year
have f.rn sSI3. 7.77I9. aud dishurssr1ents
SaaT a,I.ps. M 'Nt''~- oi receipts over ~ pet-
di'ure- Of s;d. ts1.Ti2
The oriciat count ~ the cash In The Treasury
to-day. not including the gold r.~erv" 81
SiS0. ea.ss and So: Isd.ns' IN sold. silver
and notes against N.Irh certificates ~"
outstanding and compared with that ~ LAST
SAiurday. shows
Gold co'a. bullion ari cor
tncatrs NS.sTTe1 ~ 50 30
silver dollars. bullion and
crrinra'cs % 3.ueS ofs ~.
tn'tri states notes - v 70 as
Uthct ANrs tlssH FHtH''
Ne, available cash hal go. asa trs 'To "a
Money IN London. .t.HS p~r cent Rat
Of Discount g. open market for short aud
thrc. months hills. .',N2. per cont ,mou't
~ bullion gone into ~" Bank of England on
balance to-day. Eia,On Parts advice quot"
J per cents. iOi francs ~ C~rtims- Et-
chan - on London. IS franc 29'i C"uti1I"-
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.ppIcrPD MATrrR.

.PpISrPD uATrrR. m Thi, steamer tak,4
Printed Mater. Commercial PanrrN and
N.lplss fpT hermann uuy Tie saus ClAs,
% mall NATTER f,t Other ans Of Europe ~
no, be- >sri bl INT, ship unless specially IL
r,c'rd ~ hrr
Amer the closing ~ the Supplementary Trans
AilAnti, Mails named above. additional SUP
pt7entArN NH!.s ARE opcn~t On ihs per,
Of ne American. English. l:eurh ard Ter
mar .trawrrs. and rcmAin op-n untl within
Ten Minutes ~ TIE hour % sAitng OF steamer
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T~HANShri.ASTIc NNIIs

TUESDAY e. sO \ " fr 1T NLY direct. per
ans sta - NlAru frll must he ~.
i'ried - s~t~aWEhip tItts ~ Nj Auo1 ~
''B s u .,uup-w'ntHts .? " tnf Eurpps
prt 80" hruruTnE Wthelm'. VIA Ny
mouth. ,Fvfhu Irg ana Hsrmsn
Wfh\fNbAA az 4 NJ for FCROPy
iFt H'ra I,hIp ~. PAU. VA SnuthNmp ion
NAL Tor ~ 'tld Llust h. directed pr steam
Ahlp - l4TlN. al a. \ NJ ,sugiisW eatArN
in \ " for ~ gnPt. Dsr sea. 4h'p Ns
.r,ii.. Nia gIrcrS.oSn ~ 10 ! - lot Sfi.
GU UifHri, pr sirAuaup I~siNnf email
f~'sf - directed yer Nt'Au-hHp 2 ''tud
rHJi!NbAh MA 'r TG,Nti. SN1TZ
THREW TGYrT. GRIT T. HRiit,n ISDII
aid inHi>Ip MARgi ~. PEI steamship
J. Aquuaiuc. va HAM mali Tor other pan.
Of 'uture must Dc dir--'~l per -steawship
J. NqutaIu-r
StTrRbN u7oA v tor NETHERLANDS
direct. PEI "rsrshi' z, utsm mad must
De- Iltrrt~d ~ s.t.uNAip RNndsm %. ~
80 VI FOR SCoTLANh dirrct. yer siaAh
'hiN furu->sA ,UFu mus hc dit"ctei p'
s'snwSt.N IurrssiAr At ~ \ VI 'nr btS
aNith tr'~' per strawsrl? Island unai must
Dr. directed p.t steamship Island. a. ~ ~
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ENGAGEMENTS wanted for cleaning, re-
fitting and laying carpets, by expe-
rienced man; f1rst-class reference.
Please address F. H. W.. 459 Carroll st.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-26
SEEK HOMES IN NORTHWEST.
Increase of 80 Per Cent in immigration
New Arrivals Come This Way.

The Western Passenger association
has issued circular giving an inter
esting comparison of the alien and cit
izen steerage arrivals in New York for
the first eight months of 1901 and 1902.
This year for the first eight months
there has been an increase of 97,815
persons, go. SO per cent over the same
period last year For 1901 the number
of aliens arriving during the first eight
months was 2S6,029, and of citizens
1926 arrived, making total of 302,-
265. For 1902, during the same length
of time, 3S6,2S aliens, and 1872 citiz-
zens arrived, making total of 100000.
1t will be observed that this year the
number of citizen arrivals is less than
last year, the greatly increased num-
Der Of aliens alone raising the percent
age Of increase.
The great majority Of these alien ar
rivals were immigrants, seeking homes
in this country. These immigrants
have scattered to all directions, but 1t
is safe to say that the Northwest has
attracted the largest number. Thou
sands of these homeseekers have been
attracted to the undulating hills and
valleys of Minnesota, the wide stretch
es of Dakota, the broad plains and the
mountains of Montana, and the verdi
ant regions Of Washington and Oregon
The largest number of settlers, from
the East and from foreign countries, is
rapidly distributing to the development
Of the great Northwest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-09-26
RAILROAD NOTES.

j. D. Besler Of the Burlington, was in
st. Paul yesterday. Mr.. Besler was for
merly general superintendent and is now
operating expert and in charge of con-
struction.
The railroad and warehouse commission
returned to st. Paul yesterday from
Marshall. where the members have been
considering the application of the city
for a connection between the Chicago &
North Western and the Willmar & North
ern. branch of the Great Northern. The
decision has not yet been made.
The engines pulling the Great West
ern Limited between st. Paul and Chi
cago are equipped with smoke consumers,
and smoke and cinders have been entirely
done away with.
The Northern Pacific will build a new
station and a new dock at Washburn,
Wis.
Work on the extension Of that part of
the Washington & Oregon running from
Kalama to Vancouver is being pushed
with all possible speed, and it is expected
that through traffic will be opened not
many months hence. Traffic over the
completed portion has already COM
menced, and the branch is being operated
as a portion of the Northern Pacific sys-
tenn, though the accounts are kept sep
arate from those of the Northern Pacific.