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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
BIG DIVIDEND
Is DECLARED
Buckeridge Pump Co. Will
Pay 73 Cents on the Dollar
$4,000 WILL BE PAID
Creditors Will Receive Large


Judge Wall. referee in bankruptcy. yes
terday instructed o. 3. Stocker, receiver
OF the Buckridge Pump company. to dis
burse $4,000 TO the creditors OF the COM
pany. This amount viii pay % cents on
the dollar on all claims so far made
against the company. II is the first divi-
dend paid the creditors. and is considered
a very satisfactory one. There is every
assurance that the creditors of the COM
pany will receive the full amount OF their
claims
The Buckridge Pump company went
into the hands OF a receiver through the
application of member of the firm, on
the grounds of mismanagement- Mr..
o. 3. Stocker was appointed receiver, and
Immediately took charge of the work
The company had a large amount of par
TALLY unfinished stOck on hand. and the
factory was kept running until this stock
was saleable. Under a law passed by the
last congress the receivership Was taken
from Judge Dale's court TO the United
States court. and Judge Wall rs referee
In bankruptcy was given charge.
The company under Mr.. Stock er s man
agement has cleaned up the Unfinished
work and disposed of il. anu the coilec-
tons have been made which has placed
SI4 600 in his hands for the settl,Enent or
the company's affairs.
The receiver made his report 10 the
referee yesterday. and the result was the
declaration of the dividend of 70 yer cent
Oh all claims This leaves but e cents
on the dollar yet to be paid. and II is
believed that this will be secured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
ASKS FOR DIVORCE.
]. E. Murry Charges Wife With iAban-
donment.

]. e Henry has filed a petition in the
district court for divorce from his iwife,
NJ. ]. Henry. In the petition the plain
tiff states that they were married. IN
the month of July. 1892, and that two
children have been born TO them ia lth,
aged 10. and Dearl. aged S. He fus her
states that on the 5th of May, 1902. ! the
defendant with the two children left the
home and went to Salt Lake City, nd
that they have completely abandoned ny m
He alleges that during their married Are
he conducted himself as true and ram
f,II husband. He asks the court to grant
him an absolute divorce and such other
relief as he is entitled to. The attorneys
fnr tha nlaintiff are Brown & Brown.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
SOLVES THE PROBLEM.
Hyomei Removes Terror of Asthma
Money Back if II Fails.

One who has not had the disease can
not appreciate the terrors of asthma.
Those who are subject 70 it, even in a
mild form, will welcome the news that
there is at last remedy that can be re-
lied upon to cure.
". ]. Hanscom of Dover N II. writes:
II received the Hyomei yesterday after
noon and il came in just the right time,
for | was having bad spell OF asthma
and was sitting in my chair trying 10 get
a long breath, but il was hard work. /
commenced to use Hyomei. and / wish
you could have seen the change it made
in my breathing. | am feeling all right
again today and shall go to work to-
morrow. l think Hyomei is wonderful
Clark NJ Robinson, ManOrville y. Y.
writes: The Hyomei / sent for last Tues
day while suffering with asthma. came
just in time to save me from death
Prof. George L. A. Martin, Principal
of School No. q. Brooklyn, y. Y. writes:
"A few breaths of Hyomei almost instan-
taneously banished my athsmatic trou-
BILE"
This whole page could be filled with sim
liar expressions of gratitude from those
whom Hyomei has cured of asthma. but
a stronger proof than all letters is the
fact that the proprietOrs authorize drug
gists everywhere 10 return the money to
anyone who uses Hyomei for asthma,
and does not get relief. No questions viii
be asked: just say you want your money
back, and your druggist will refund it.
Glass Blowers Coming.
Backnans Famous Glass Blowers. who
viii open their enga cement in Wichita
cin next Monday evening, under canvas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
WOULD ADJUST
DIFFERENCES
Railroad Men and MiIIerS May
Meet and Talk About Rates
TO SOUTHWEST TERRITORY
Big Meeting Will be Held
Here Next Month

Yesterday it was stated authoritatively
traffic officials of the railroads interested
in southwestern business and the millers
and grain men of Kansas looking TO the
adjustment of the differences on grain
and grain products rates from Kansas to
all points. and especially to Texas and
New Mexico. This was brought about by
the very decided stand made by the
millers Thursday, and yesterday the rail-
road men asked il a meeting could not
be arranged for with the millers. and ar
rangements are now being made for this
and the rates throughout this territory
will be satisfactorily adjusted through
this meeting
The Joint meeting of the Kansas grain
dealers and Millers held Wednesday in
structed the secretary TO call a general
mass meeting Of grain-producers, grain
dealers and millers for this city on June
Y, when the freight rate situation would
be discussed.
The present indications are that this
meeting viii be well attended. Answers
have been received from number of
grain men and millers announcing that
they would be here, and il is also under
stood that several railroad men viii be
present to discuss the railroads side of
the rate question with the grain men and
millers.
The railroad men here have shown dis
position to be very favorable TO the grain
men and millers of this section, and were
pleased with the announcement that
meeting was to be held and have asked
if their side of the question could be
given during this general meeting. There
will be several high officials of the freight
traffic departments of the different roads
in the city on that day, so il was stated
yesterday, and it is very likely that the
rates in this territory viii be adjusted
satisfactorily 10 all parties.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
CLIMBED FLAG POLE.
Steeple Climber Placed Rope on City
Building Flag Pole.

H. II. Miller. a professional steeple-
climber from Portland, Maine, was in
the city yesterday. and put a new rope
on the flagpole Of the City building.
When he appeared on top OF the steepe
he saluted the crowd Of people watching
him from below. and then proceeded 10
climb up that pole as small boy would
tree. He was nearly two hundred feet
above the pavement The pole is Of iron,
and the high wind made it swing consid-
arably, but the young man paid no at
tention to this He put in the rope and
slid down. Then the old flag was hunted
up and was soon flying. The city paid
him s. for the work, and the general
opinion of those who watched was that
he earned the money and that a flag
would never fly from the City building
if they had TO climb it.
w. r. Dulaney returned last evening
from Kansas City, where he spent a
couple OF days on business
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
TO CURE ANY DISEASE
The Cause Must Be Reconnaissance
WAY With Dandruff

XIII the germ that causes dandruff,
falling hair and badness. you Will have
no more dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Herpicide not only
the dandruff germ destroyer,
but IL is also a most delightful hair dress
ing for regular toilet use. No other hair
prepare ton is on this scientiac basis Of
destroying the dandruff germ than New
bros Herpicide. Sold by leading drug
gists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to
The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. Moore
Drug Co, special agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
WICHITA MAN PROMOTED.
j. M. Sommers Becomes Cher Diss
patcher of Missouri Pacific.

Mr.. ] NJ. Sommers. one of the Missouri
Pacific railway train dispatchers. has
been promoted to the position of chief
train dispatcher at this point, with Jurls-
diction extending over the southern Nan
sas division Mr.. c. S. WEIGH. retiring
chief DISPATCHER. being assigned to other
duties. This appointment was particu-
la1lv pleasing to the Missouri Pacific rail-
vay employees in general here, as 1t has
been the policy of the railroad company
to appoint men from other lines OF rail-
way to fill vacancies Of this character
Mr.. Sommers is self made man, hav-
ing commenced at the bottom and worked
up from the ranks and well deserves the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
Annual Settlements Approved by Pro-
bate JUDGE

Three statements of annual settlements
were fled and approved by the probate
Judge yesterday. The statements were
those of Anna z. Baehr, guardian OF
Grace Baehr; Anna Baehr. administrator
or the estate of II. X. Baehr; and Clara
A Cooper. guardian of the estate of the
minors of John A. Cooper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23

on Market street just south of First.
come highly recommended and this is
without doubt the finest exhibition %
it's kind that has ever visited this city.
one Of the many features is glass steam
engine In operation. All the beautiful
ornaments they make are given away 70
.ieir patrons The admission Is only ten
cents and every visitor receives a
present.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23

Tire delegates and members q W r.
C. No. 30. who returned from McPhsrss n
encs-mpnent THURSDAY and Friday. were
Mrs. Louisa Vandine Mrs Mary ".
BucSrer. Mrs. Maria Little. Mrs. Emma
Croker. Mrs. Minnie Reach. Mrs Helena
Mason. Mrs. tina kcsaler Mrs.. Maraaret
Lee. Mrs. Jacoby Mrs King Mrs.
Camien. Mrs Brewster Of Baxter Spr.uC s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
THREE SETTLEMENTS FILED.

recognition received from the railway
COmpany
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-23
.CagE
MCCall Pattern
Each, l0c and l5c
Phenomenal Sale Of Ribbsa Remnants

10 p
We haven't had a Short Length Sale in our Ribbon
Department The consequences are that almost
limited amount Of Remnants have accumulated. We
place these on sale This afternoon from : 10 ) ~
half price and less. There Taffetas Satin Taietas
and Fancies, in all widths from No. TO No. l20
% and &c values Short Length Sale, yard .2ic
Zoe, ID and 15c values, Short Length Sale, yard .5c
zoe and 25c values Short Length Sale yard .1sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
TRADE II CHICAGO.


TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
Chicago. May Is-The Southwest. which has been
re.terating crop damage, has finally compelled the
markets generally 10 fall in line. There was
wheat advance here Of sc 10 &c to-day; all The
other markets advanced about the same. and the
motive was almost entirely the crop news IN re-
gard 10 wheat losses il parts Of Missouri. Kansas
Southern Illinois Indiana, Tennessee and Ken
ruckv The trade developed into q big one. and
the closing prices were the Top ones July opened
al Tsc sold between 724C and I45sc. and closed Al
&c: Nay closed At soc. September at t1S<c se44e-S
and December At 721sc Early there was some
Welding Of r-foss in sympathy with weakness at
ST Louis The renevs. Of the advance al 81 LOUIS
was the signal for new advances mere ana III '1is
other markets Scne Of the crop adVlees were
sensational. one summary from St Louis claimed
that the soft winter wheat prospect was 4oI NO
over 60 per cent Of its early promise Inc st.eIs -
was almost entirely on the crop advlces FoTelsH
prices were some lower and foreign crop ao'4oeS
rather favorable. The worlds visible decrease
zse4 90 busheIs-alnost double last year : ! ne nc
contract stock 100000 bushels. increased z10'VO'
bushels Clea-ances were 40 Ooo bushels Inc sea
board reported fifteen loads The cash oeIiia -
here was quiet: the -four demand at Mi1he4Poi1S
dun Everything was subordinate to the crop U-A'
age claims -
7 closed unchanged 70 &C higher. Early prices II
small way Jagged July sold at 447sc ana al AS
sellers and closed al 4zzsc sellers; May closed a
&C September. s45sc- Country oIIeI1llss -,
DLSneiS-lIDSTalB NLASus-- S-AS
cay previous The selling was BE- cash 4lteIsS
the b,l-{ng was largely by local bulls hece'p1s
were 81 cars: the estimate for tomorrow -' GO 90
-aSb r-5ces were steady Contract stock, 1VS"'VO'
bushels decreased $4,000 bushels Cables Nefo
slightly lower. Shipping sales were zOoV1o DUSi4-
though the East resoId as well as bought helo-
TIC v-earher map showed Illinois stih Wllhou'
rain That and sympathy with the a0EN1i 80 81
wheat closed cats &c TO &c higher --~'S -.+e
- ass.c. Jus SIC and September. 3iilc- heoelp.s
we're 2s7 cars. the estimate for to-T1loTIo" Wa
ef--r- cars The standard stock S-1V''
increased only 900 bushels There were p.
a6.ices to-day CT rains through LIMOS -
forecast Is for rains tomorrow A gooo OF =,
,r,rourh thfs state would considerably tiiSo' ~
market Shipping sales were S's'V'' business. e.
Provisions shorts who have been se4LlHs -
$50 ,,-eelrs started to cover to-day, and I"uhu =
,,cr easv The bulls IN pork and rios oio no
b,,z,tng 10 help the advance along STOP ioas o
80 yvz-e caught Pork closed l5c to QUO nis-'s
lard 1oc 10 Z25zc higher. and ribs 4oc 70 10 -,
~. a5rance was almost entirely on GOVERNS
- - lever There were more west nc
las year and shipments Of product "eie
C~1,sa+v was supposed 70 be buying PUN
rro.r adding 10 his lire OF lids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

Ph,Ia Depot O. NJ Dept, 1923 Arch Street Phlla-;,
Pa Nav 10 Ie03-Sealed proposals. IN tTlpAcate VII
be received here until O'clock p m Weanesqay June
1903 for delivery either the Phadephla Boston OF
Chicago depos Of the Quarter1rasteF 90
70 pairs white woollen gloves and 2ooO pairs
tanned marching shoes subject TO increase o. %
per quantities II desired by me Depa
d4-s carefully lhe stdIlCato
samples ana specifications that the proposals may
s,brnirted with full knowledge or requirements Al
absolute compliance with the standards ana spect5
tons will be insisted upon in the inspection OF goo
UNGUARANTEED BIDS and bids based upon 20
differing from specifications viii under no
be considered The advertised for are the SANE
those for tG be opened ot!.e4
commence prior TO July ne2S
and bidders the TaIe at which they MlII
deIiy IN is awarded 10 theII
tracts will provide reduction IN price Q! i-Ao
! per cent day OF the nrst 90 Gays anu p %
per cent for day thereafter In case OF aelayea
Iveriss reserves the rlgilt 70 rseo'
cent any OF ali proposals any part thereof PTeIer
given domestic
factre conditions quality and price dncudng IN t
price OF foreign production or tie -
fhereonl being equel \ GUARANTEE IN ~ per CEN
the value Of the articles proposed for must accopaS
ali ,rnuosaIs Blanks proposals and full
VIII furnished Application E1.Vs40RSs sIi
endorsed Proposals Tor ALliit1Iy guy
plies to opened June 1908 and adaresse 7sra
Colonel J Il. MARSHALL Asst Suai Al'A9'S4 0
L s A. GuarteTn1aSler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
To Whom 1t Mag Concern.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
In the Mater Of An gD att e sell P ssF4in 5si
fard decessed4Piease take notice that on petition OF
Henry / Barley Louis L LoTillard and Henry G Bar
herewith served the Undersigned move. Special
Ns House o9 the 6, CITY ns q Esg y
F on t 69 @ d day Or aus soon thereafter as
can order granting leave to said trustees
the win Of Peter Lorla deceased comprising all that
contiguous to each other the buildings thereon
S19a'eG IN , me Tnnnbers 10 152 and f54 East
Twenyfth street. Borough OF Manhattan IN sad city,
on the southerly side of Twentffh Street distant one
westerly Of Third Avenue and Tygentyth Street
ana uieIlce
the block between Twenty-tourth and Twsnty.htth
six feet: thence NOrtherly parallel with Third Avenue.
Of Twenty-dfth Street, ana thence Eastery along
Tenafth Street sixyx feet to the place OF Pe sa
ming and as fully dsse5ined N said petoG anf .n
and equitable. Dated New York, May !, 1903 ~,
IAN Street, Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of NeT York
h Mar MAR seton Helen de Pourtsies Ethel Norrie
Ria Barley. Eva B de NeuAize Pierre L BaFoey:
Seton infant under fourteen Of age Henry
infant under fourteen years Of age Irene de
line de Pouraies infant under fourteen years Of age
Lanfear Norrie infant under fourteen years Of age;
Jacob Iorard Augusta Sands: Harold Aymar Sands.
62e INFANT fogreeh ssTs Of ae 81 rd
Rensselaer, Loriard infant under fourteen years
Of age Jacob Loriard jr. Frederick Uhorn I.Orfard
infant under fourteen years Of Edward LeWe!lyn
Iorflard under fourteen OF Gertrude
Ioriard under fourteen Of age Catherine
Ke-uocha0 James I. Katherine L. h
pei Herbert C PeH tr infant fourteen OF
aye Clarence fourteen years OF
Edith McCreery Lawrence buchanan McCreery. infant
under fourteen years OF Louis l. Lorarc. Louis l.
IorilIard r., Bee8man Lorard infant over fourteen
years George l. Iorillard Pierre oriard Pierre
Years OF age Maud l. Barring Lorilard Sunern Taller
infant under fourteen years Of Emily T Kent.
William Kent 1r Emily L. Kent. infant over fourteen
years OF L infant fourteen years Of
age Richard infant under fourteen years OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during hot had moderate cost
IN THE FOUNTAINS

Of Sullivan. Ulster Desware Counties N T.
on the York Ontario Western Railway Physi-
heartily recommend this region OF great nat
rraI beauty absolute above
the sea- with Pure Air. Pure Water Pure MIX. No
Malaria or Mosquitoes and within hours ride from
New York Send for postage Undersigned.
OF free az Offices below the sUPEEeISX IL
ITTsTR ATTsD BOOK. SUMNER HOMES zoo pages.
Il gives list OF 800 Hotels. Farm Boarding
Houses with location OF board facilities at
fractions. &c
On May 29th and 5oth Excursion tickets az reduced
AS Broadway. 1854 Broadway and
OF personally selecting
enjoying days fishing IN thls
delx Tickets good returning AOn1Ays
June I.
IN NEW YORK: III. 1856 167. 425 1884, 1870 Broad
vy- PARK Place PSI ard 2s9 Fourth Av: rs Columbus
Av 18th ST. 20 West 15th ST. 1s2 Sth Avs
ticke offc Franklin and 42d ST. Ferries
IN BROOKLYN: 4 Court St: $50 Fulton ST. $40 Bread
Eagle Once
General Passenger AGENT 56 Beaver s. 81 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
Summer Resorts.
VERMONT.
VERMONT.

r Agr T--SMORE HOUSE. heart Green Mountains,
fronting lake; delightful climate fine drives; fishing
os,,nr bathing outdoor sports. Opens June 18th H J.
FISHER Lake DunIlore Vermont
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE NEW KITTATINNY.

Delaware Water Gap Pa RDoPENs May FIST.
hotel entirely remOdeed. rsfuTn-hsc
enlarged and thoroughly undermined. Electric lights
hydrauIic y mile OF broad pazzas, Coli fks
gent bathing and fishing Rooms
IN suite with private baths Golf tournaments Illus
tratea booklet az New York via D., L q
r. r. l-H1esls ). Blk a. 4 U.s.,
LEEDS q rLPPINCOTT, Proprs Hafcon Hall Atlantic
n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
Proposals.
A NNUAL SUPPLIES FOR UNITED sTATEs

A NNUAL SUPPLIES FOR UNITED STATES
cuartermasters ONCE Washington D. c.. May Is 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. vii be received
office until 5. 1908. and then %
publicly opened furnishing rations Laundry service
fusI and forage al Portsmouth. y. H; boston Mass
Narragansett Station, r. l; Brooklyn n y Fh MA
delphia Pa; Annapolis Nd. Washington, D Z; nor
fot Va and pTv Tortugas Fla; radons, laundry ser
vice and fuel at Port Royal. 6. c. and Pensacola, t
rations ana laundry Iona Island. y l.. and
ice al washington c. Proposal blanks and other IN
formation upon application 70 3Ls oIc
Commanding Officers Marine Barracks al tne 4'Oss
Assistant CuarteTTflaster Y .
Marine Corps IIGO Broad Street PhladeIphla,;
Pa This office the right 10 reject any OF 81
and TO inforTnaltes. Bids from regular
dealers only will be considered. +. L DENNY Colonel
Cluartermaster, L. S. Marine Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

- York city. May lsO3-sealed proposals VII be
rsosFy,ed here until II clock, May -, lsV ana
then opened manufacture and delivery al TINS
1t+ ~ 10 600 Olive prab OveTcoats The OIive LTaD
Covert lasting for Innings VIII be urlsneG ~
furnished bS
traotor Blanks for bidding specifications and other n
formation can be obtained this Office Toposas nus.
be enclosed In sealed envelopes marked Erop9SaLs
Clothing" and addressed D. D. WHEELER A -
NJ G.. Depot Or Mr..
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
.,.1 CHEMICAL COMPANY.
Public Notice.
HEAP WANTED.

HEAP WANTED.
WANTED FOR L. 5. ARMY: ABLE % -
w led unmarried between agss 81 and eISpeTst.
Eens OF Snteo s-sak read and write Engilsn 40
habits WI a. =. Ea~r-rtfng Oflcer. 70 InlIe 80
nation apply o. st@b Ave z. sos Fulton S-'
Brooklyn. 49,,
-. ,-77c1TAT N CHARGE, $500 PER
u diem An examination viii De he Ian u. aboy.
Yard New lot, ton snd further Information alaTsSs
positiisesas, ~, ~ 81 Eavy Yard New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
OFFICE. CONSTRUCTIVE Q. N, BUR

OFFICE, CONSTRUCTING O. NJ, BUR
~ Ington Vt. May 18th 1eo30sealed proposals o,a
for constructing heating. plumbing sas-pplng 3
% siactrie reSftur and eyrnnastc apparatus OF POST
exchange and Gymnasium az Fort Etnah AIIel. ar,
Formation Furnished on application Z > reserves
70 areent or reject any or proposals Envelopes Ge
tanning proposals Endorsed aOi - "
1870 C;I-rnnastum Building Fort Ethan Allsa
Captain T. 3. LAAMOREU&. Q N
ITNGINEER OFFICE. Z. s. ARMY hoOh
IL 2 Custom House. Norfolk Va May r. i'' SyI
he received here until Y NJ, june 10 1910.
publicly opened Information furfisheo &c asF -
a ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions luz A ~
- received At theis Uptown once
NO. I364 BROADWAY.
Advertisements received al the i'io"ais 'ia
orces at regular Office until O'Clock p H. VIZ
PA sfh-uye e cor. 23est-; Io3 ofh-aSe-' eO''
,os, :. % Feat s4th-st.: 25T West s2d-sf-. De
,w.., TIN and sth ayes: 2e3 West fZbth-sIs i.oSo
as-av< between roth and 77th .,-i i-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

.Aas interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

OF the bonds Issued under
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
COMPANY December 1st 1882. be redeemed BY
operation Sinking Fund. June lst next. az
the Office Of Messrs J P. Morgan Co. New York, at
100. and accrued interest to that date,
CHARLES Il. RUSSELL Surviving Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

SEALED PROPOSALS, ENUUI4SL-D no
~ posals for Freproof Floor. viii be received at the
r,,-aas OF Yards and Docks Navy department wash
ingon until O'Clock. May 80 1903 and taea ana 800
--,bitcjv ODensd for constructing freprooI nooF
Iravs etc IN building IC9. Navy Yard Boston Mass.
tN,y5a AVAILABLE SO 100 and specifications can DC
seen al the Bureau Will De Furnished by Inc S9I
Tnandaut navy yard named SlCfsD1ANAA l. I-A
CIT. Chief Q Bureau. MAY .. IsO5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
Di7idend Notices.

,-tTE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COAPAN,3n;oo
AL1E @--->@ philadelphia May !. lsSS,,
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS - HAS Ihi =,
i s,v declared q SEAI-ANNUAI DlFt tDI-SL,,.o1
7xypTt PER CENT S15O per sharel upon tne 90 iaa
payable on and aIter may
sto % as registered the books % the
70 May o lSuo an
geTy q me by cHEQUE. CHEQUES will De IaailSq s. :,
StockhoIlsfa VIM - ROBT. W SMITH. Tressurer
q this office
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
--.A regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND !fifh
PER CENT the preferred STOCK mas Oes1
S1s nqvable May 18th. 1908 Transfer pook5 ~4-'
be closed hO'I S 7 A LEWIS, Asst Treasurer
GENERAL CHEMICAL CONAN ,oos
I3roa6 Street. New Aor.. asf ~
,ryr pEGT-TAR QUARTERLY DlF1D11INO
., ONE AND OoB-QUAFaTER PEEs ~ ,seori at
49, Ist 1e<s 10 common stochnoI9eIs % Iii ~
70 ~ Nav . Common stock uA+ls1S' 1 49,
closed from May I'd 10 SSTss l. MORGAN. Treasurer