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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-25

LANEOUS SUPPLIES Department V-asb
!ngton, April 4. 1903 SEALED PROPOS AIS
IN duplicate, Will be received here until ?
7: d MAY 1, l9O5, and then opened. for FUR.
nisling stationery and ,niscaIIsnsa,,s s,,,,,l:a.
lorooms' brushes, soaps, towels. etc for War
department Bureaus and Offices during wear end
ihs June 50, 1904. Information furnished on
applcaLion Proposals must be in erTeiope5
Endorsed. Proposals for Stationery and ,asPro
Posals for Miscellaneous Supplies respectively
&nd addressed to N. r THOR?, Chief OF sJIDpjy
DlF au4 II % az
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FR0POsALS FOR ICE. FUEL. FORAGE. Am
H npK WASHING T0wELS-War Department.
Ma, " 1,'es4n1iagtons d. G, April 1. 1903 -SFALED
PROPOSALS. in duplicate, viii be received here
ehuI NJ, NAY 4. 1903 and then opened
TOR furnishing ice, Iuel, and forage, and for
"ashlhg towels for Mar Department Bureaus
information furnished on application For wash.
lIis towels state price per dozen Proprssis
IluSs be IN envelopes indorsed, Proposals far
~ e. FIeposais for Fuel" Proposals for
sPectlyeIy, and addressed to NJ. R. TaoRP
--e ~ 9uDDS NV ap4. 90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-25

The most valuable result of this con-
ference for education in the South" said
Prof. Edward Minis, Of Trinity College,
North Carolina, yesterday. lis that it IS
teaching prominent Northern thinkers,
writer's, and speakers that the Southern
ers are themselves working out their
own problems in the best way that they
can be solved There is no worse pro-
vinciaIism than that of the educated
Bostonian or New Yorker who thinks
that the culture, brains. and patriotism
OF the country are confined to the North
eastern section"
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VIRGINIA NOTES.
RICHMOND.

LilbuIn T. Myers. receiver of the Trigg
ShiDbuilding Company. has returned to
Richmond from New York, where he had
been in conference with men interested
in the reorganization of the company.
Mr.. Myers said this morning thai he saw
no reason why the bankruptcy proceed
ings should delay or prevent the consuE1-
nation Of the plan of reorga ltzation.
The plan is still being pushed by the
committee.
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SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Washington, April
2, 1903.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
until p. NJ NAY 4, 1903 10 furnish 70 the
Smithsonian Institution, United States National
Museum, Bureau Of international Exchanges
Bureau Of American Ethnology, and National
Geological Park during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1904, supplies, etc, Of the following
classes: Chemicals; wooden boxes; food for ami
mails; fuel and ice; paints. oils, etc; hardware;
lumber; stationery; textiles; miscellaneous sup
plies and washing Awards VIII be made only
TO established manufacturers Of or dealers in
the articles. The right is reserved to waive da-
fscts and to reject any or all bids or parts of
bids Blank forms. with specifications for pro-
posals, and further information desired bv in
tending bidders viii be furnished on application
at the Office Of the Assistant Secretary g p
LANGLEY, Secretary apII. % so
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM NEARBY STATES
MARYLAND NOTES.

Early yesterday morning Sheriff Alex
andeT c. Mortimer. OF Talbot county. re-
/ ceived a telephone order from Governor
| Smith, in Baltimore. not 10 hang Lewis
/ D. Green. colored. as the death sentence
had been eommuted by the executive tc
! Imprisonment for life in the peniten-
tiary. This message was received a few
minutes after O'Clock, just as the
sheriff was making final preparations
for the execution at 10 o'clock
Strong pressure is being brought to
bear against the Washington County
| Commissioners to appropriate $50. 600 of
the money received from the Western
Maryland Railroad sale toward paying
the expenses of the county, which
amount to about $4,000 for the ensuing
year.
The funeral of the Hon James T
Briscoe. who died suddenly in Baltimore
on Wednesday, took place at All Saints
Episcopal Church at Prince Frederick
yesterday at noon. The services were
read by the rector, the Rev. L. B. Wyre,
and the committal was made by the
Rev. Mr. Wye, jr-. Of Solomon's Island.
the interment being made in the family
lot IN the ehurchyard.
The funeral Of Justice Thomas Upton,
which took place at Hampstead yester-
day. was largely attended. The de-
ceased was prominent as a Mason and
a Red Man. and both OF these orders
participated in the funeral exercises.
The Revs- D. N. Browning and J. P.
Wilson were the officiating cIergymen.
The fifth annual contest Of the Ora
toTicaI Association of Maryland Colleges
was held at Alumni Hail. of Western
Maryland College last night. and re-
suited in decision for Alexander Har-
rington, of Washington College. Secoad
place was awarded to ?. l. Peach, CT
Maryland Agricultural College.
Yesterday afternoon, at her residence
in High Street. Cambridge, Mrs. Edgar
4. Bayly gave largely attended rece2-
ton to and in honor of her daughter in
law, Mrs \. Shepherd Bayly. the young
bride of few weeks ago.
The mayor and city council of Laurel
have granted franchise TO the Laurel
Traction Company, composed of Phila-
delphfa capitalists, to use the streets Of
Laurel in the construction OF an electric
railway
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POSTOFFTCE DEPARTMENT, Washington, D.
c, March 2. 1o03.-Sealed proposals VIA be re-
ceived at this department until MONDAY, NAY
!. 1903, at 2 O'CLOCK P NJ, !oT furnishing for
the Of its Mail Equipment Shops such sup
plies, consisting OF wire, rivets, burTs, small
malleable iron castings, steel, oils, leather,
thread. lacing cord, etc. in such quantities Of
the different articles, respectively. and at such
times and from time 20 tine they may be
ordered, during the fiscal year beginning July
], 1893 = complete list Of the articles desired
with full specifications and form OF proposal
viii be furnished upon application to the Sec
end Assistant Postmaster GerTzl. R J
WYNNE. Acting Postmaster General
app, Is. Is, 30
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIsCgI-
bANEOUS SUPPLIES Department Of Justice
and United States Courts and Judicial Ofsicers
Washington, .. c, April I, I90S-SEAIFD
PROPOSALS, in duplicate for furnishing sta
tionery and miscellaneous supplies for the De
paTtment Of Justice and for the United States
Courts and Judicial officers for Abe fiscal veSr
ending June 50, 1904. viii be received until D
O'CLOCK =. NJ. NAY !, 1908, and then opened
these Tor the Department including fuel ice
shoelng, care Of horses, and the washing 81
towels. al the Office Of the Chief Clerk, and
those for the United States Courts and Judicial
Officers the Division Of accounts, both in TIE
department building, No 1875 Street north
west, Washington, D. c. Separate prcnossls :.
be made for supplies for the Department and
those fer the Courts Blank proposals aud othe-
information viii be furnished upon application
TO the Offices named The right TO reject ariy
and all bids Is reserved P C. KNOX. Attornev
General. snI II - %
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Yesterday afternoon, at her residence
in High Street. Cambridge. Mrs. Edgar
a. Bayly gave a largely attended recsp-
ton to and in honor of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs \ Shepherd Bayly. the young
bride of few weeks ago.
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PoSToFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
d. C.. March ), 1905.-SeaIed proposals viii be
received at this Department until MONDAY.
P N, at which time and place they win be
opened in the presence OF bidders or their au
thorized agents or attorneys. for furnishing
the Department with fuel, ice, miscellaneous
supplies, hardware furniture, carpets lumber
and forage, as may be ordered during the fiscal
year beginning July l, 1868, and ending June
80 1904 Bids are also invited for the purchase
Of waste paper from The Department: old jute,
old cotton canvas, jute heads with rings, old
string scrap leather. and scrap metal from the
Mail Equipment Division, and for washing
towels. Blanks fer proposals, with specihca-
tons and full Instructions viii De furnished
on application to the Discussing Clerk and Szs-
peTintendent OF Buildings Post0fice Depart
nent Washington. d. c. q. c. PAYNE, Post
master General april. II, Is, p
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-25

Archie D. Dabney, a Charlottesville
lawyer, attempted to commit suicide
about o'clock yesterday morning on a
Southern Railway train about forty
miles south of Charlottesville He at
tempted to jump through window in
the Pullman car while the train was
running at q high speed A porter
caught the would be suicide by the feet
and held him until the conductor opened
an adjoining window and aided in draw
ing the desperate man back into the car
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-25

The mayor and city council of Laurel
have granted a franchise TO the Laurel
Traction Company, composed of Phila-
delphfa capitalists, to use the streets of
Laurel in the construction Of an electric
railway
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-25

On warrant sworn out by ". Lind
say Bibb, a young attorney. Adolph
MiekaeIsohn. note broker and notary.
who, several days ago, fled petition
in bankruptcy, with liabilities of nearly
S75, 600, was arrested at Norfolk yester-
day afternoon.
MichaeIsohn is charged with having
obtained 81 .065 under false pretenses
from Bibb
Rear Admiral Harrington, comman-
dant Of the Portsmouth navy yard, paid
his respects to Count Oriola. comman-
dant of the German cruiser Gazelie. at
the shipyard yesterday. The American
officers were cordially received by the
German captain and we're Hospitality en-
tertained while on board.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. :'.ae', per cent last loan,
-: per cent ruling price. 81 Per cent; Tim"
per cent, for ninety DAYS. per cent, tor
four mon,h his. 6 per cent for FIVE and six months.
per cent. for seven and eight months. Con-
meroial paper is quoted at 6 per cent. for
names, 8l:MI per cent.
All classes of forei gn exchange were wesk
to-day. Ofsrng, of cotton bills continuea
probably for the reason that there is, 10
steamer until SATURDAY.. The fact that loHc
sterling did not advance was evidence thf
the market was Unaffected nv the failure %
the Bank Of England 10 rais" it, mintmgm
rate of discount. III" closing rates for d.
mand sterling showed a los, of about ten
points from Yesterday : close.
bi iii s4.s355a 81 s2e5 sight drafts, .4S6,5
ssC5. and cable transfers, SASH Fran;
s for sho "ss qns
quoted at o.. for long and o. ZIG for shor
Guilders We're quoted AZ ao@ 40 l-lb for long
and 40 3-l6 for short,
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston
--is,,c. discount. Charleston Banks huvlns
at 81 discount. savannah between banks.
s2hc discount san franci~co 20, pr
mnm n I9ni Rn @ d.n @SnTo V 3S or
leans -Commerc,al, 81 discount; banks. 81
premium, PittsourG SOC. premium ~.
Paul ,"r ntsimnP ouEMl nStreS '
Sight. 81. &C. discount, telegraph, par Louis
vile 25c. premium.
Money in London. 3Gt per cent. Rat,
of discount in open market for short ami
three months bills, 3i,miis per cent, Con
soils for money closed "A, So, and for the az
count at S. 0-lG. The Bank OF England
minimum IA Of discount remains unchanged
at per cent. The weekly statement OF the
Bank shows the following changes. Totil
reserve increased E379.Uoo. circula ton 90
creased E24SVOo. bullion increased El3o,eli
other securities decreased Eo0o,uO0 Other
deposits increased f9ooooo public deposits
1904 900 Government securities decrease.
fc65,Ooo, The proportion OF the Bank 81
England reserve to liabilities is 53s? per cent.
contrasted with - 80 per cent. last week,
and compares with a decline from $40 per
cent to 5a7s per cent. in this week last year.
Paris advices quote 3 per cents 90 francs
90 centimes. The private rate of discount
is o., per cent. Exchange on London u
francs 2o,g ccntimes The weekly statement
Of the Bank of France shows tho following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased
is $4,000 francs: Treasury accounts cirreN,
decreased ll.jio.oo0 francs; gold on hand
decrease 800. O00 francs silver on hand IN
creased ,i25 900 francs.
Berlin adviceS quote exchange on London
20 marks So. pig, Til" private rate Of dI..
count Is 81. per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Er-
changes, sl5o, 3oj, 1911; balance, IS l04.7so Sub
Treasury debit balance. 81 oil ,i61.
Commercial price of bar silver In New
York, 500. Bar silver in London closed \
at Az, ".
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SEX dividend
THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Liquidation was resumed on the outside
market to-day on an increased scale. Under
the heavy selling pressure prices gave way in
all quarters of the market. and. with few
exceptions, the opening quotations OF securi-
ties actively dealt in were the highest of the
day New low records were made BY Ameri-
can Can, common and preferred. at 81 and
e, respectively; by Inter borough Rapid
Marine preferred at IL and by Manhattan
Transit at =. Standard Oil lost points
on transactions Of ISL shares. 1t closed at
900. the lowest OF the day.
Northern Securities was very heavily
traded in and was relatively Arm. Over
1000 shares Of the stock changed hands at
loss OF less than point.
The selling OF American Can came prin-
cipally from Chicago and the West. while
there seemed to be an entire absence Of sup
port from. any quarter On the Chicago
Stock Exchange the preferred sold as low
as 271+. The. point may be mentioned as
having possible significance thar the Ameri-
can Can issues have been cpnspicuously
weak ever since Sept. last, when the d.
fectors OF the company declared the first
dividend, amounting to "a per cent. on the
preferred shares Of the company.
The transactions in the market to-day were
follows
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There was something Of q setback In coffee to-
day owing mainly 70 realizing and disappon ting
European cables The receipts. however. con
tlnucd Hight. Brazilian markets were irmrr and
there WAS no aggressive selling
METAIsLrhere were no noteworthy dcy.Ion
mcntS In the metal market TO day the trading
being quiet with the tone generally steady. Tin
In London advanced SIS. to Gii0 for spot and cii9
los for futures Copper there Grmer at ri5
rs Cd. for spot and E55 lJs, for futures The fol
lowing are the quotations OF the Metal Exchange:
Copper lake spot 49, &c cIcctlolytic spot 49, 82i3
casting, spot 10 ~ Co. tin ?875n27c lead. 4.50c :
Speltcr &c; iron. Northern. No. y 81: No 2
x 1850; No. plain. $40: southern No. foundry
81; No, / soft. sn, No. > soft SIS 26Gr Is sO
pig lrOn warrants nominal, steel rails az mill s2s
NAVAL SloEFs, Spirits Of turpcn,inr. iOl. uLGOc
Common TO good strained roslu. $50
PROVISIONS. PORT, was quiet at slafslG for mess,
Lard was easy; prime Western s. co. city. SGss 10
refined Continent. $50. TallUw DC, Dressed hogs
~ ngasc. Butter Creamery. extras 2lI2c: hrSts
la9G?lc. state dairy tubs, nrStS. 10000. Chr,Sr
state c. small. colored or white, fancy, iia,c.
large, Tol0tci ll-c,: white. nc. Eggs Nearby,
fresh gathered cytras. 25c We'tern. &c Chicago
sept - Humiliation was general and values
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the
pany the annual meeting OF the Stockholders Will
Sc held on Tuesday. the sixth day OF October 1903
at Il o'clock noon. at the ONCE of the Company
No. ~ Wall Street. In the City OF New York for
tho purpose OF electing fifteen n5l Directors. and
no brought before the meeting. including the APP
prevail and ratification Of all votes and proceed
inss OF the Board Of Directors since October 7.
1902
For tho purpose OF such annual meeting the
stock transfer books OF this Company will close AZ
o'clock p NJ on September "a, 1908. and will re
open at 10 o'clock A. VI. on October 7, 1903.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
GEORGE II. EARL, Secretary.
Dated September H. 1908.
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RR0PllSALA

PROpOSALS.-New London, Conn., Sept s,
o03Sealed proposals In tripllcate will be received
At once OF Constructing Quartcrmaster New Lon.
don. Conn. until A. ~. Sept. 20, 1903, for con.
tenants quarters at Fort Niche. n. y. H. s. re.
serves right TO reject or accept any all proposals,
or any part thereof. Information furnished on
application. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked. Proposals for Construction NJ
Fort Michic, ". Y. and addressed 10 Constructing
ouarternaster, q Granite street. New London,
Conn.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
llAG0n Short Lima Rallrnad On

Tho annual meeting Of the stockh0dcrs OF tho
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company will DO held
q the once OF the Company, In Salt Lake City.
Utah on Wednesday, October "A, 1903 at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. for the election OF fifteen directors OF the
company. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may legally come be fore the meeting
Tho books for the transfer OF stock will be closed
for tho purposes OF the meeting at the close Of
business on Saturday September 10. 1908. and
will DO reopened on Thursday, October is. 1908
ALEX MfLLAR. Secretary.
Dated August 81, 1903
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safety Third Hall COmDany.

ALBANY, Sept, H,--The Safety Third
Kan Company OF New York City was in
corporated to-day and proposrs T., oo,Iip
railroads with safety third rail appliances.
The capital is $500 900, and the directors
are Lauren lngels and John G. Miller OF
New York city, and Henry : White Of
Brooklyn.
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FORT MYER. Va, Sept. p, IgU3--Sealed pro.
posals In ripllcate for addition to Hos pItal will
De received until 10 A. NJ. Oct 3. 1903 III" T.. $.
or any part thereof. Information on application,
Envelopes containing bids should be Endorsed
Capt. x. HARRISON u
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that dividend Of ono
and Three Quarters uA90 per cent on the Pre-
fered Capital stock of the American Wooden Com
pany will be paid on the 18th of October. 1903. to
stockholders OF record at the close Of business
October I. 1908.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be closed
at tho close Of business October l. 1908, and will
be reopened October 10. 1908.
wM NJ. WOOD Treasurer.
Boston. Mass. Septcmber % 1908.
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declined with grains. A prominent feature was
the selling OF October lard and Of all sorts of Jan.
uary products by packers. The lard came mainly
from the heavy local packing establishments, while
ana ~ oshs ni H. aene az
given the market was from shorts although there
was further buying of October ribs by local longs.
The local stock Of lard has increased enormously
this month-2O,OOO tierceS. thus making total Of
$4,000. Western receipts Of hogs to-day A,eOo.
compared with 1900 year ago"
SudAR.-Raw was firm at She. for 90 test Sales,
10000 bags o. test about due to arrive at New York
at 5-32c. c. and T.: 400 bags moaSScs 81 test
at / 81 SIC. C. and T. Refined was steady al
4aOc. for granulatcd.
CHICAGO Sent These wepe IN davis urtona.
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CONMERC

Grain Lower-Active Liquidation In Wheat
bear Hammering-No General Frost
Over Corn Belt-C0ttOn D0wn-Heavy
Selling by Important Interests-Re-
ceipts Increase-COnee Easier-PrO-
visions Down.
THURSDAY. Sept. 24-GRAlN.-Wheat-
Spot was fairly active and steady. Sales
$50, 900 bush. mainly for export here and at
the outports. No. 2 red. &c. under De
cember; No. 1 Northern Duluth. Sac, over
western receipts were. 62S cars. against 5:A
last week and OLE last year: Chicago 90. cars.
against 50 last week and ~ year "a age go
ssFss b SGsed Prices s to as tc i
Omen High Lon Clog La;t
&: +: n i 81 :; $:
sc oai, we're nrm. Sales. IS 900 bush No. white:
AND STATE s' ssesse nnnHG su!so '
ssys and De wa ana S sbs
55,.c. Futures closed llac. to l9sc. lower. Sales.
err 5Ss n, S I .% f ,na J Lss
Rssemoer .S ~ 81: s.. 81: 81
This shows the grain movement:
Exports $685." 12lO 7,7o5 &c.,. $780,.
Rec enaso .,4soo 257ooo $4,000 1000 7oooe
shIpm ,n's,.'.2 H'ooo :se'o" las'ooo '"" 7ooo
ssiempsnt; ss 200 10000 ,osoco @ :..
Wheat was Hrmer for time early In the day.
ewing TO smaller then eS5pscied a.
shorts and a little new buying. party lor outsae
Chicago got Sny % ears 81
SEE, FT 6ah an asan ms 'H!a bu
later liquidation was resumed on an ex
tenslve scale, and this together with bearish pres
sure. lower cables, expectations OF larger croI
movement In the near future, sluggish e1por,
trade and a lack OF support, caused the market e
The weah WAS e T
Early advice, from the Northwest said that all The
nils at Minneapolis had closed down at midnight
stlll In operation and that others might resume
at any tirc. Paris declined Is centlmes. Liverpool
sd TO I'D and London "a 70 sd Corn br9Ke Or p
wheat and active. general selling There was
light frost at a few points in Iowa. The Prir,
except in Nebraska. Chicago received 4S3 cars. o
which 43 were Of contract grade. The cables were
unchanged Primary receipts were al?so ,, 1nSh
rest of tho list. Chicago got o. cars, OF which
were OF contract grade
ga ana ~ s'sa nd as ssc s ops
1856 bbls and l.7s1 sacks. Winter In bbls: Su
perine, So; no. . extra, ssGs3lo: clears, $3.50
s s9 i it SSs csars sTssn aoa
Si5 patents, si.5OaA.75. Rye, -four, %. s3.5S
cotton here and defaea 80 Sn
Middllng upands ll.+0c: against &C. last year
New Orleans and Gulf, Ii CSC. against sltc. South
Liverpool declined points on the spot. with sales
OF 1000 bales; futures declined TO II points Man
chester duh and easier. The movement TO -da,
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ylrr,n,s.Caro,,na Chemical Co.

Richmond. va, sept. \, 1908,
The Board OF Directors have this day declared Q
dividend OF TWO PER CENT. (2Ha. the same be-
ing quarterly dividend No. 70. on the preferred
stock Of this COMPANY, payable October Is, 1908.
when checks will be mailed 10 all Preferred stock
holders Of record at the close of business Sept 80
The books for the transfer OF Preferred stock will
be closed from October 1 to October Is. both days
Inclusive.
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PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.

ll7TH DIVIDEND.
Tho Board OF Directors OF the Panama Rail
road Company has declared a DIVIDEND OF
TWO PER CENT. l2'S) on the Capital Stock Of
the Company payable on October l, 1908, TO stock-
holders Of record. The Transfer Books will be
closed September % and rcspened October 8.
SYLVESTER DEMINCi, Treasurer.