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The National tribune., 1903-03-19
TOMMY HAw's CHECK IS GOOD.
chinaman Amasses Fortune by Sheep Rails
ing in Montana.
Quite 1nter-Alountain.

Butte is being hOnored at present by a
visit from Tommy Haw, an Americanized
Chinaman from Dillon, whose wealth is
estimated at 100000 and whose credit is
gilt-edged at any bank in southern Mon
tana. Tommy Haw is big sheep man;
his ranging ground is Beaverhead County,
and he is well known and highly respected
throughout the southern part of the State
There are few Cinnamon in Montana. or
the country, for that matter, like Tommy
Haw. Tommy Haw is Montana pioneer
He has sheep on Il thousand hills, money
in the bank. and a public spirit that is not
Overmatched by that of any white man in
his section of the State.
Tommy Haw came to California about
80 years ago and was picked up in San
Francisco by the pioneer cattle firm of
Poindexter & Orr and brought to Montana
by them to cook for their ranch. The cat
tie firm, which was one of the wealthiest
in the State, and at one time had half a
million acres of ranging ground under
fence, took an interest in him and gave
him the benefit of some good business ad-
vice and knowledge.
The result was that Tommy put his saw
ings into sheep, and the sheep throve and
SO did Tommy, till now his wealth is
good-sized lump of money. and his check
for $4,000 would be cashed Off-hand any
place where he is known.
Not only did Tommy get rich in the
course of the 80 years he dwelt within the
State lines of Montana and fostered the
sheep industry, but he became also edu-
Gated and Americanized. He speaks and
reads English like a native, wears an
American mustache, has long since for
gotten what the feel of cue ON Chinese
head is like in the habit of wearing his
hair American fashion. and contributes
lavish1y to church funds, public charities
and public improvements.
Besides he has turned his back upon
his countrymen. He has not only become
Americanized in dress, language, and hab-
its, but in sentiment as well. He is an
American in every sense of the word. so
far as spirit and intent go. He does
not employ, consort with, or encourage
Cinnamon, and the cowboys of his part OF
the State would fight for him in a minute.
so popular is he with them. Tommy will
walk up to bar and take a highball as
deftly and nonchalantly as any American
to the manner born, and in his own part
of the State the leading citizens not only
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every discomfort incident to such an
event: but such occasions were to be eX-
pected, and were met with fortitude and
patience.
SHERMAN ORDERS PURSUIT OF HOOD.
On Oct. II. Gen. Sherman issued the
following order for the pursuit of Gen.
Hoods army:
Special Field Orders, No. 81.
Headquarters Military Division of the
Mississippi, in the Field.
"Ship's Gap, GA, Oct. II, 1864.
1.-THE armies will move tomorrow
against the enemy, supposed TO be at or
near Summerville, as follows:
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A Deduction.
Tn1Uo

''If life began at the north pole, as our
eminent brother asserts" said the first
scientist, 'what conclusion would you
draw from that? What effect has that
had on our present-day life?"
why" hazarded the second scientist,
doesn't it show that what We have hitler
to considered the pole-seeking craze is
merely an instructive manifestation Of
inconsistencies?
The National tribune., 1903-03-19
The Great value of Coal.

By far the most valuable of our mineral
products is coal. In this age of steam and
electricity, when cheap power is the very
life of a nations industry, coal is king.
Professor John Tyndall said that the seat
of England's greatness was her coal mines.
Without them, she could never have be
come the mistress of the worlds manufac-
lures; and without them she could not re-
main the mistress of the seas.
But Great Britain's coal lies 1000 feet
below the surface, and is mined in tenn
perature of 100 degrees or higher. There
are prophecies that the supply will be ex-
hausted within 30 years, and it is stated
that the mines of Germany and the Meth
erlands are still nearer exhaustion.
The coal supply of Europe is distributed
as follows: Russia has $1,000 square
miles, said to be of poor quality; Great
Britain, 5000; Germany, 5000; France,
1,SOO: Belgium, Spain, and other countries,
400.
The United States has $4,000 square
miles of cOal-mea SureS, which is more than
four times the area of all the coalfieldS
of Europe. q times the coalfields of Great
Britain, and Al per cent. of all the coal
areas of the world.
Net less than 80 of our States and Ter
ritories are now producing coal for the
market In West Virginia. 4S Counties
out of "a have coal deposits. Ohio has
had at one time PIG large mines, besides
1888 small ones. distributed through 80
Counties. OF the "a States and Territories
west of the Mississippi. coal has been
found in every one save Minnesota.
In 1870 Germany raised more coal than
we, and Great Britain nearly four times
as much. In 1880 we had passed Ger
many, but Great Britain raised more than
two tons to our one. In 1900. the United
States led the United Kingdom by 49,
100000 tons. and produced more than
twice as much coal as Germany. Our pro-
duet is now more than one-third Of the
worlds annual supply.-''Success-"
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After the Elopsment.
Life.)

Uife)
"The elOpers have returned to ask your
blessing"
Blessing, Ell? How do they want it?
In the form Of an allowance, or q cash
dep0sitw
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G.. W. Miller. Mansfield, o.. member
of Co. d. 1O2d 0. V. l., wants all menu
bers of the G.. A. r. to purchase Wash
ing Machines. Wringers. and Cream Sep
arators from him. Send for prices.
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TO CUBE A COLD I'm ONEDAr

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets This
signature G&sze' On every boz s's'
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WIN the WESTERN
a ~4RMT<
WOULD NOT COME TO BATTLE.
By GEN. GREEN B. RAUM
WOULD NOT COME TO BATTLE.
By GEN. GREEN B. RAUM.
HOOD DECLINES TO FIGHT.

copyrighted 1901 by the publishers
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"Whereas there is reason to believe that
a military expedition is about to be fitted
out in the United States with intention to
invade the Island of Cuba, n colony of
Spain, with which this country is at peace;
"And, whereas, it is believed that this
expedition is instigated and set on foot
chiefly by foreigners who dare to make our
preparations against friendly power, and
seek by falsehood and Misrepresentation
to seduce our own citizens, especially the
young and inconsiderate. into their wicked
schemes-an ungrateful return for the
benefit conferred upon them by this peo-
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Chicago. June 30.-The weather map showed
genuine break in the spring wheat drouth this
morning; rains at most of the stations in the Da-
kotas and Minnesota. still raining at of them
and showers predicted for the territory to-
morrow There was some controversy early as 10
the suficiency Of the rains. but the day
it generally agreed that the Northwestern
drouth had been eliminated from the wheat market
This market lost = to PIC. the September closing
41c under the high price of last Friday. September
sold at 77}4 and 764c and closed 1880 sellers
July closed at 1850 sellers; December. 76c. The
old style futures about &C premium. There
was not much else considered than the North
western rains. There bearsh Kansas crop
report; the. condition. SO. and the prospect for
100000 bushe yield compared with 100000 bush
els last year. The Illinois crop condition re
ported at p. The seaboard sold only four loads
English cables were Indifferent; Paris. y TO 112c
higher; Antwerp lower The contract stock, p
26-0oO bushels. decreased $4,000 bushels. Clear
were $4,000 bushels. Deliveries tomorrow
Will be about 10000 bushels red wheat. Mers took
about 10000 bushels here to-day Kansas City re
ports the offerings of wheat increasing
Corn prices were strong early on Cudahy buying
and bull effort from other directions but there
was good corn weather West. The shipping de-
mand was not so sharp. There was increase Of
7SSooO bushels in the contract stock. The early
advance was lost The futures closed Il to Jhc
lower. September sold at 5194 and 50l2c and
closed at sc bid July closed soc bid. Shipping
sales 100000 bushels The contract stock
here. 1641,0oO bushels. increased 7SS.0OO bushels
There were $50 cars; the estimate for Tomorrow
sos cars. Clearances We're $4,000 bushels. The
West is getting ideal corn weather. hot and
clear. There has been good deal of liquidation of
long in the last ten days.
There is one very bullish group in oats headed by
Howe The cereal people bearish and short
Oats were fractionally higher early on support
from the bull crowd. They closed with the adj
vance lost The last prices were unchanged to 19c
under yesterday. July S9c: September 34c bid and
December. sac There were 31S cars; the estimate
for tomorrow. 40 cars. The shipping demand was
poor; the weather perfect for the crop The
standard stock. $4,000 bushels. increased 1900
bushels
Provisions acted weak to-day as they did
strong yesterday The rally entirely lost
pork off 20 to SOC; lard 15c and ribs off to 20c
The short interest seems to have disappeared and
there was bull support. There were 10000 hogs
West compared with e. 900 last year.
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KNIcKERB0eKER TRUST COMPANY

COUPONS PAYABLE AT SO BROADWAY ON AND
AFTER JULY 1sT. 1903.
Abilene Water Co LIST So
Albany Home Telephone Co 1st e.
A Ai35sTns f BslEs Ve Coal f &c 1.ss&
Ash htaSuia Watsr Co. C Genera So
Bay Shore y !. Union STsa soSoot Dlztaas a4
brunswick & Birmingham r R. Co Is 49,
Buckeye Portland Cement Co. LIST SO
Chase Amusement &c Reg.
citizsa5 L5sh. & Power Co Iss So
Cohoes-wateEfOFd Home TelsphOns Co Lat 60
Corning Corning n Z. School Dstr4os No. 1s 90
Charlottesville Water & Light Co. LIST So
Delaware & North Hampton R. r Co ISs g.
Edison Crushed stone Co. LIST Sc
Engewood Gas & Electric Co General So
Fishkiu & Matteawan Gas Co LIST So
General American Reduction Co. ist S.
Hackensack Gas & Electric Co General 81.
Hackensack Gas Light Co General So
Independent Union Telephone Co 1ss So
Johnson Isaac G.. & CO, LIST SO
Lawrence Water Co. 1st SO
L9F sSsT s sSHfti Co : co OF
Marion City Water Co. LIST so
Mechanical Rubber Co 1st 60
Naumkeag Street Ry. Co. Con So
New York Betting Packing Co Deb 60
New York & East River Gas Co. Con So
New 99E %e 4abns BfEs9 Soe!n +, e Is So
Port Jervis Electric Light Power. Gas n n Ca lst
Rhinebeck Water Co 1st So
Schenectady Home Telephone Co. Is: 81
s s0gtSsFn Mss sSS5 14ansss r. ca 1s5
sogthsrn STATES E 1p51Ser s Go aSt
Springfield Coal Mining Co LIST So
Victor Fuel Co LIST $50
Warsaw Water Co. LIST So.
York Manufacturing ca LIST Sc
DUE JULY 18TH. 1909.
Inboden Coal Co SCI Reg
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AIR LINE RAILWAY.

sEAboARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
once Of the Treasurer.
New York. June ct. 1a0G
"a. aroma y Northern Railroad CO.
SatShna tcntrnl Railroad Co
s."uujItLu ~ roanoke Railroad Co.
SSNrSin a Alabama Railway
TTiortdH central - PeninsuIar Railroad Co.
me coupons due July l. 1908 from the Hon.as %
a companies VIII paid on and after july
So az The ONCE % the Seaboard Air Line Railway
~ Wall Street. New York
Il SHARP. Treasures.
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40 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE JULY 1sT.

COUPONS PAYABLE JULY 1sT.
Arizona Water Co. list Mortgage.
Arizona Water Co. Purchase Money Mort
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Ashland Water works Co.. Ashland. Ky.
Auburn Gas Co. LIST Mortgage.
Blaine County, Idaho, School Dist No. ..
Citizens Gas & EIec. Co. of Council Bluffs
LIST Mortgage 90.
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. of DunkirE ISL
Mortgage Sc.
City of Dallas. Texas.
City of Oregon. Mo, Water Works & Eiec-
trio Light Bonds.
City of jamestown, North Dakota
City of Galveston, Texas.
City Water Co. of MaryvilIe. Mo-. LIST Mort
gage.
gage.
Eagle & Phenix Mills.
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co. LIST
Mortgage SO.
Fran kiln County, North Carolina,
Florida Publishing Go. LIST Mortgage
Fonda, YOUNGSTOWN a GIOversville R.R. Co.
1st Cons. Refdg. Mortgage
Fonda, JOhnstOwn q GlOversV1lie R'h- Co.
Gen. Refdg. Mortgage
Globe Street Railway Deb. bonds
Greenwich Tramway Co. 1st Mtge sc.
indianapolis Water Co. Gen Mortgage.
indianapolis Water Co. Mtge. Gold BIDS.
kOOtcnai County, Idaho.
Lincoln Traction Co. MtGe Gold BIDS.
Meade County, s D.. SO Bonds
New Hampshire Traction Co. 1st mortgage
Ar.
New Orleans City & Lake list MtGe SIC
New Orleans City R.R. Gen. Mtge. 4-1fo.
New Orleans Railways Co. Sinking Fund
41aGe.
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. LIST Mtge.
NorthpOrt Water Works Co. list Mortgage
412go.
Paducah City Railway Cons. 1st Mtge.
Peace River Phosphate Mining Co. 1sr Cons
Mortgage.
Portsmouth st. Ry. s Lit. Co 1sr MtEe
Rome. Ga. City of.
Sborop & New Castle Ry-. Co. LIST Mortgage
re.
Spring valley Coal Co. 1st O1tge. 5z.
Tacoma Gas i: Electric Light CO. LIST Mort
gage.
Terminal Warehouse Co. I'd Mortgage.
Terminal Warehouse Co. Dcbenture Mort
gage.
Town of Wayne, Steuben Co, y. Y.
Utica Belt Line r.. X. Co. I'd Mtge.
Utica Clinton & BinGhamtOn r. II. Co. Gen.
Mortgage so.
Waterfowl Water. Light & Power Co. LIST
Mortgage.
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern LIST Mort
gage 41zGo.
Yakima, Washn.. school District No. 2.
YOungstOvvn-SharOn Ry- & Light Co. LIST
Mortgage 90.
Union County, Oregon. School District No. 46.
COUPONS PAYABLE JULY 14TH.
Wladikawkas Ry. Co. 40.
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THE H. b CLAFLIN COMPANY
Corner % Church and Worth Strests
\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO fSssl
per sent on the Common stock will De paid July iSts
the transfer boon Will De al 3 p ruIv X sui
reopenci at 10 A NJ July rs la0S - 49, -
open n y FOTsS5SSS 49, IS..A@A
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Coupons Maturing July, 1908,
Payable at the Office Of
M. wv. HA ~ RIS & co.
Albert Lsa MINI N!S Pngn General Street
B Bsy v Soa7 Water N@ Works s'foHdi"s
Broadwater County, Mont. Funding.
Ss3tsFyil55ss; EEsS6eeag; FefundiHs,
SIIalllsnmi County. wash: school District No 7
S SiP584 GSani Fa1 9i5s So5 5sfundns
G E sfGst kghS Water ES Co Rounding
De4isan & sherman Railway Co CTeN> First Mortgage
Douglas County Ore School District No D School Build
Elnwood Ills. Refundng
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ifs PS SS9n H6a nP Pau6s Hh School Building
Great Falls, Mont Sewer; Water Works
Hale County. Ala Refundng
Harlan Ia Independent school District
Hawarden, Ia. Independent School District School Fund
Hg6wood, his. School District No. RetundIns-
H0{ Springs D P sS6o6 gsa soRqS District School
4ndano '" ds ssGTns Soo Bsc ndn
Lake County S DIX. Refqnding
Lincoln MS, Reminding
Lyons Ia independent school District School House
M Ma6so9 s. s. P Ws,a Bo&Ed dr Of Education
MMsTsh a!Itifa la Ia I Refgnd ms
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Moweaqqa, ms, school Building
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ACtr Co First Morrza
Ottawa ms Llrht s Coke Co.. First Mortgage Gold
0ttertsh Sou, County MINI, Refunding.
0~oSso Mich. water WoTSs DISTRICT Sn'0i Huidins
Bark Bark o County ir Mont r. Rsfgnd 5I5g
Port Huron. Mich, Light Power Co. First Mortgage
Pullman, Wash. water Works
RED 4ad I Fa Ia Y ReSn6 MoFk'
SSf:dS doHSsa S'3 Gd BUILDING E Eos moss
Seattle. Wash. Funding LIST & 2d Series 1898.
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Kountze Bros.
Broadway and Cedar street. 49, New York csx
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BAcA Co. coi6R4bo
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CEDAR RAPIDS. VILLAGE OF. NEBRASKA
G cdi9, CO., 10 NH SRAE1
COLORADO STATE CAPIToL BUILDING.
SEaHSe 90 g. S SEssazS1
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B D55ti5G 90. NEBRASEA-
ERIE Ei.F5cTRfc MOTOR co. ERIE Pa
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FEFN4ST 90 CO. NEE SCHOOL p1grR1oS
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GAGE Ig4 CO.. =, NE E-EsEz4 "A, o,,ro
GRAND ISLAND CITY. NEB.. AND school, DIE
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HASTINGS CITY. NEBRASKA
DAB! IBAa9 STATE SoE255L sSG5ooG-
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COUPONS PAYABLE At 66 BROADWAY. ON AND
COUPONS NAY BE sent IN At ONCE IsH? AND CHECKS
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Bay Shore, \ y Union Free School District No l go
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Cohoes-waterford Home Telephone co. LIST 60.
Corning Corning : y School District No 10 20.
CTawfordsvilIe Water Light Co LIST So
Delaware North Hampton r. R. 1st SO.
Ea 5sse9 S5 s S'4as se5fc "a Co. General So
Fshkil & Matteawan Co LIST SEC
General American Reduction Co. LIST So
Haoksnsask Gas Electric IN See Co General Sc
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Johnson G.. & Co Sc
Lawrence Water Co LIST SEC.
L Iss Securities Gfs Co coiia 5s5 II r. go
Marion city Water Co LIST 40.
Mechanical Rubber Co LIST So
NaumkeaE Street Ry. Co Con. 90
New York Betting & Packing Co. Deb 69>
New York 8 East River Gas Co Con SEQ
New 22gh oaHse 9sFs s 4 Foa t &C. s
Port Jervs Electric Light, Power. Gas & r R Co. 1st
Retsof Mining Co 1st bz
Rhinebeck Water Co lst 5F,
sssS::% S::ss 4 i.
Southern States Lumber co. Isl 90
Springfield Coal Mining co ist SO iS' 90
Victor Fuel Co LIST Sc.
Warsaw Water Co LIST Beo
York SILK Manufacturing Co So
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COUPONS PAYABLE JULY 14TH.
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THE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS ON THE VOL
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE PAYABLE AT
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JJTIlY Hsr
1903
Biackford County. Ind, Court House So
Cleveland and Pittsburgh r. r Co. 4IsA
Columbus City. Indiana, 5s-
Cleveland Mahoning Valley Ry Co. Con 6s Cosz.oas
Res Interest.
Dallas County, Iowa
punkIrk Indiana, street Improvements & Sewer
Grant County IS. and Gravel Road IS
Grand Rapids Indiana Rd- exterd~a SaSs
Si2s
Gas city Indiana Funding Is
Hancock County 4as.
indianapolis Indiana
JeSyl Island ST 4las
Johnson County. Indiana. As
louisiana Natl Bank Dividend,
Louisiana state As
Marion. Indiana, school
Northern Pacific Terminal is
New Orleans. La.
Niagara Falls Power Company
Niagara Falls Water Company
OK uite Company. Limited Debent.rs g
pittsburgh Fort Wayne 3 Chicago Ry Co. LIST ana =
Mtg. Is - - -
Pit5segrgh Fort WAYNE Chicago Ry Co special seosS
ntv'd 1Stec quarterly
FerC. Indiana.
Rensselaer,. Indiana.
Traverse city Railroad Company
July 5th
Grant County Gravel Road Is
Hancock County Funding SIS
flItSouFsh. Fort Wayne 4 Chicag0 Ry
stock. Dividend 1Ssso quarterly
July 18th.
Grant County, Ind, Gravel Road Ga
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Financial Meetings.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
IN NEW YORK,
SPECIAL MEETING "a q TH3E n S 81 M

A SPECIAL MEETING On THE SHARE
holders Of the National Bank Of Commerce New
called. and will be held its banking ONCE
81 Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan the
City Of New York, Wednesday, the 9th day OF AU-
q O'Clock following
n increase Of the capital
by the Of 10000 additional shares each OF the
800. OF which additional capital 900
be used for the Of acquiring the
and business Of The Western National Bank Of
New York, ana the residue o
additional capital Wit: Is 900
ofer Shareholders OF National
IN New York. FOR subscription TO the extent OF
twenty-five per Of theif respective holdings.
July Is 1903 price $40 per share all pro
posed in the circular Of the Board Directors dated
June 18th, 1903
~ TO provide Directors shall be
not than fortE-eight. from
time 10 time the Bylaws may prescribe
This Is called this by order
of Directors upon the written requisi
ton Of shareholders Of the Bank hold
aggregate than one-fouTth II all the
listing shares Of OF Commerce IN New
York nd by the Articles Of Association.
WILLIAM &. DUNALL. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-07-01
Financial.
American Mailing Co,
REORGANIZATION


NEW YORK. June 26th 1903.
TO HOLDERS OF
Preferred and Common Stock of the Amer
tcsn Mailing Company. and
Certificates of the Standard Trust Com
pany representing such stock deposited
under the Agreement of REORGANIZATION
The Committee announces that with the large
holders Of certificates Of Reorganization
has been amended and that thereof
be obtained application. by otherwise to
the Secretary Of the Committee. Office Of the
Standard Trust Company. Broad Street New
York
The time for deposit Of stock under the amended Plan
has been extended to July 25th. 1903.
Certificates Of deposit under the Plan
exchanged for like certificates Plan
before the
FREDERICK UHLMANN,
Chairman.
TEMPLE BOWDOIN,
JOHN G.. JENKINS,
WALTER g. OAKMAN.
Committee.
LOUIS LEE STANTON
Secretary. 25 Broad
SIMPSON. TEACHER, BARNUM & BARTLETT,
Counsel.