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about &c bushel. The result OF this strength a.
Liverpool though It was explained that it was
merely July squeeze. and of the general DISPOSE
uon 10 play Tor reaction after the long decline
resulted in a wheat advance here OF 1c to sc
me strength OF the coarse grains helped The
Chlo July report made the wheat condition S.
compared with 50 in June and rs last year. Sep
tember opened at 75Ac, sold between zoe and 76c
and closed at 755sc; July closed at 71Lc: December
159sc The old style futures maintained slight
premium. The weather map was favorable one
clear and warm where harvesting was under way
and further shows showers in the Northwest The
worlds shipments 9510O00 bushels included 552 :
900 bushels shipped by India There was n de-
crease on passage OF 10000 bushels The visible
decreased L4ss,oo0 bushels. The stock here 437-
600 bushels, decreased 4Ss 900 bushels There were
liberal shipments of contract wheat 225 900 bushels
OF No. Northern and $500 bushels of No > red
The English visible increased 2214OoO bushels
Clearances were 3s5.o00 bushels The trade was be-
wfldered by the strength though it was deemed
largely partial reaction from last weeks extreme
weakness.
The corn market closed 1e to 114c higher. There
had been general disappointment at the appear-
ance OF the corn in the country by those who had
used their holiday for inspection. The Southwest
led the buying but there was general buying In
chnation September sold at 5O1&c and at 5l9sc and
closed at 5ihc; July closed at 5O1kc and December
al 4Ssc The Ohio July condition is "A and the
area " per cent OF last year. Cash corn followed
the futures There was general covering Worlds
shipments. 600 bushels, including 2254 600 BUSH
els from Argentina. Receipts for three days were
l'oo5 cars; the estimate for tomorrow, 615 The
shipping demand was quiet. The visible increased
increased 917 600 bushels
The survey taken the country over the +rfDIa
hohday by the oats traders had the same effect
on them as on the corn traders There was dis
satisfaction at the uneven look of the oats croD
Futures closed 1hc to 12sc higher and the buying
was general. July closed at 401kc; September 35c
and December 353sc. There We're 4s7 cars; the est-
mate for tomorrow 3S5 cars. The visible decreased
900 bushels The local stock 6S5 600 bushels in
creased 16S 600 bushels "
There was a 10c break in hogs and that made
the provision market a slow and lower one.
Product about lost the advance made Thursday.
Pork was on 10c, lard off sc 121hc, and ribs off
l5c The big interests in product have settled down
considerably under last weeks.
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Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York.-CharIes 3 wFlIiamsoz. Plaintiff.
against Celeste Henry others. Defendants In
ance OF Judgment foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered IN the aboveentitled action and bearing tha
twelfth day 193 l. the undersigned the Refsres
in said judgment named will sell at public auction az the
New York Real Estate salssroons 20. 1el Broadway IN
the Borough Manhattan City OF Sew-Yors the thr
day july 1soS al y O'Clock noon on that day
D Mcreal. Auctoneer the premises directed
be sold and therein described as fol
lows: All that piece parcel OF Land with
thereon situated. lying and being N ths
Tuafth ward @ City Of New York bounded and de-
srbef as follows: Beginning point IN The Sorthery
lne Of hundred and thourh Street distant TIRES
bundled feet 800 Eastwarly from the Sortheastery
corner o and hirtyfourth street and ths
running thence Northwardly parallel
vim the Eighth and part OF the through
feet and eleven inches 90 n II
n 70 the OF the block; thence EssSwaTdy
feet as ri thence South
v parallel One hundred and thrtyfOurth Street.
ana part OF way through party wall Nnsy-niRs feet
and eleven inches go e. II inl 70 One hundred and
fh{-tvfolrth Street and thence WestWRrdT along Ons
hundred and thiryfourth Street Fifteen feet dS H. 70
the point or OF beginning
Date York. June 18th 1903
~~'0- ~ BENZ. OPPESHEIMER. Refsres.
pr-ET-s T GRIGGS. Attorney Plaintiff. 81 Nassau
Borough of Manhattan. New York CITY.
The following diagram of the property 70 be sold ts
street. No Is 90 West iS4th Street;
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Financial Meetings.

New York June 20 1903
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Lincoln Safe Deposit Company will
take place at No 80 to IS East 42d St. Borough
Of Manhattan City Of New York y y. "Wednesday
July eh. 1908 at o'clock P NJ, to elect eleven
and inspectors OF election ensuing and
TO other business that properly
fore the meeting.
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pROPOsALs ZOE GRADING AND ROADs

AND WALRS--Depot Cuartermaster's once 10
summer St Boston. Mass. July g. ietS-Sealed pro-
posals in tTpEcate. will Be received ONCE until
A NJ August s. 1903 and then opened IN the %
bidders for Grading and Constructing Roads
at Fort Strong. Long Island Boston Harhor Mass The
overnrent reserves the right TO reject all BIDS
Proposals and Information furnished application Plans
and Specifications be at this Ofce Bidders viii
state time required fer the work 4 IN
amount OF iOc OF the bid will be required CuEuarantee
bids viii be considered Envelopes containing
ais 20 be marked Proposals for Grading Roads
Walks Fort strong. Mass" and addressed A. NJ.
PALMER. Depot Quartermaster
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SF.uEN,s BANK FOR SAVINGS.
sE@A-a ana 20 Wall street
-.-,,v,e,,r,1EES = 80 II AVE ORDERED TIL
Cooartnership Notices.

STOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF DE-. The DIS DIS
y -. !, the Co-psrtnership 9f Hirsh a a Lo~en-
solution 4rs ~ st X J.. Nj 5irsH IsIs t, 81, ~ q. az
stein. I76 cfAI,s Tra business will De continued "a the
court Of 81 hssbh eDstefn who VIII collect ali &C
oIu - ali LIABILITIES ToSEPE HIRSK
So1As@ - ~ Il LOWEN5TEIS.
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSTR ANCE DEPARTMENT 7

INsURANCE DEPARTMENT. -
Albany June eth. 1903;
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w Con,pany located a New Orleans il the state
louisiana has filed this ONCE sworn statement o3
the proper thereof, showing It's condon a.
business and has complied in all respects with the An
81 hls state relating Fire Insurance companies IL
States cf the United states
Now Therefore. pursuance q law. l. Franc, ~
bricks Superintendent Of Insurance OF the stare o.
York do hereby certify that said Company - Tays
appropriate business
accordance with law
TIE current year. The condition and ousless n
t-r7yanv al the such statement tDecenlDsF o.
1902 Is shown as t9e%s 10 sysiable s7s4O27O O7
Aggregate amount OF lisoiites tsSeP' ss7 hob
ard Hi1iusi
Amount OF actuai pAlo-uP N@F'N3'-
GUrr ca
of income the year. IN cash
the
hereuhto suoscrluea
~ nd caused the seal OF ONCE 70 "1
asS ana ss~' ~ rpANCrs HENDRICKS.
Supsrsater6snt cf Ins1rknes
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f34th Street


The approximate of the lien charge 70 sat
above-lesCribed property sold
81 II with thereon from the hrst day o. June
r5Ssther with and allowance amounting %
sS07 together the of the sale The
proxats of The taxes. assessments and water
stss or other liens be allowed % the purchaser oGs
the purchase money. paid b. the Referee Il s2 %
an interest -. 49,,
D4ITU " BENZ OPPENHEINER. Rsferes
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNT


~ NJ New York Empire City Savings Bank. Plaintiff.
AGAINST Dennis James McGrath and others Defendants
- pursuance judgment of foreclosure and sss Gully
made and entered in the above entitled acton and oes-
t date the 22nd Of June. 1893 l. the undersZ Zne
ne Referee IN said Judgment named viii sell a. public
auction a. the York Real Estate SaIesroonls No
a. Troadvav. Borough of Manhattan CITY of
the day of July. 1903. at i oclocS
Joseph p. Day Auctfouser. the prem
ises directed by judgment 20 Be sold and therein
rsed as follows. All that certain lot OF land With the
Sidngs and improvements thereon. situated IN the B1r
cb - me BrOrx IN City County snt state o. New
YS~k bounded described follows Beginniag a.
westerly side of Park Avenue West distant
nnety-three 3D feet souhery from The souSnery sac
street. runninS th3lee
westerly right angles to PARK Assns Wsst or nearly
and eighry-seEen one-aundreeths feet
thence s5uthsry eighteen feet more less. point
one-hundredfhs feet westerly
of PARK Avenue WeEts thence east
S-TV AZ Eht angles Park AveuGe West o. nsTiy 50
-huutreaths feet
f SO f PARK Avenue West and thsncs nortnery ainnz
tbs sns eighteen the point place % bsgtnn1s
ne eastsrly and westerly courses being tnrouEH party
walls
S9e71- FRANK COCHRANE Referee
CHARLES ": DAYTON Attorney for Piainttr No =
William street Borough Of Manhattan. city q New fors
Tne following - diagram OF the property 70 BE sod
number 4dT PARK Avenue West
- I32nd 81
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- DEPOT g. NJ. DeR,. 1t2s Arch street, Phia-. Pa.
July 2nd. 1903.Seaed proposals. tripiiCars.
received here until II O'Clock a NJ. Friday July 17th.
1903 for furnishing 5000 pairs White Berlin Gloves
forming T. sample this Office Bidders
what TdPidit~ they viii deliveries reIuc
ton In price will O delayed deliveries
Government reserves the right reject
all proposals thereof. Preference given
articles OF domestic production manufacture, coui
tons OF quality and price 0nciuiinE the
eign production manufacture duty
equal Blanks for proposals furnished on april
cation Envelopes containing proposals
Proposals for Gloves and addressed Col. J. ~.
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sasT

The approxnste % the lien o. charge % satisfy
xbt~h f6e above described property 10 Be sold
Isl So interest thereon from The 5th day % June
tozefher and allowance amounting
e5,e a together expenses OF the sale Tha
n-oxraafs amount the assessments and
-sfes Or other liens Be allowed % the pur
chaser purchase paid cy ths Retsrss
Il and interest
Dated. YORK. June 2sth 1903
FRANK COCHRASE. R=fs-.s
A EMBELLISHMENTS and Subscriptions Tor Ths Tribune
r.csived az their Uptown ones.
NO. I.3ss BROADWAY.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO

cal,sp. IELEGRAFH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
T-oe Al 10y "A sharp advance In the July
esst,led vs.g,oi. equal 70 more than &c bushel,
NsFsd that So snorts here Every one renaem-
nao been declins Last week os
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.

:. f. Cor. 9th Ave. and 10th St
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT. PER A\NUM VIII be credited de-
positors for the SIX MONTHS and THREE MONTHS
ENDING JUNE so 1908 all sums from FIVE dollars to
three thousand dollars entitled thereto under the bylaws
payable JULY 20. 1903.
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES President.
JAMES QUINLAN Treasurer.
3. OGDEN CHISOLAI. Secretary.
Deposits made before JULY 10 1903 will draw
interest from JULY !. 1903.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

116 Chambers ST., New York City.
The Trustees institution
on all sums remaining deposit during the three and
SIX months ending June 80 1903. the Of FOUR
PER CENT per annum amounts from 81 to $1,000.
payable on and after Monday. July I3 1903 Deposits
made on or before July 10th will draw interest from
July tst.
. W. H. b TOTEM. President.
G. BYRON LATIMER Secretary
CHARLES H. FANCHER- Treasurer
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Financial.
National Railroad Co.
of Mexico.

To Holders of Trust Certificates for Pre-
ferred and Common Stock of NATIONAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF MEXICO, issued
under the Voting Trust Agreement dated
the 18th day OF March, 1902;
Notice s hereby given Of the dissolution the
mentioned Voting Trust Agreement and that. the
27th day of July. 1903, the undersigned Voting
Trustees will In with the terms OF
rnent IN exchange and upon the any
stock trust certificates then outstanding. make delivery
Of certificates Of stock Of the NATIONAL RAILROAD
COMPANY OF MEXICO.
Al holders Of certificates issued under said
voting trust are hereby required exchange them
certificates capital stock said 27th day OF July
1908.
Stock trust certificates be for exchange
70 speyer & Co, their Office in the City Of New
York or to Speyer Brothers, at their Office in the
City OF London or to Teixeira de MattOs Brothers.
at their office City Of Amsterdam the agents Of
tha Voting Trustees such purpose.
Dated New York. June 25th 1905
JAMES sPEYER.
JACOB H. SCHIFF.
EDGAR SPEYER
Voting Trustees.
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Proposals.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- Pra.l.a-t %. -. -.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the President OF the Borough o. Manhattan. al tas
City Hall. Room No Ia until n O'clock a. m.
TUESDAY. JULY "a. 1855.
FOR REPAIRING AND MAISTAINING ASPHALT
PAVEMENT ON STREETS IN THE BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN ORIGINALLY LAID BY MATTHEW
TAYLOR AND The MATTHEW TAYLOR PAVING
COMPANY.
Forty-sixth street. from Madison TO Firm avenue
Matthew Taylor
FOrty-sixth from Sixth
Matthew Taylor
Forty-seventh street from sixth Ffth avenue.
Matthew Taylor
Forty-seyenth Madison
Matthew Taylor
TWelty-dfth Broadway 10 Sixth avenue
Matthew Taylor.
StXty-Seventh street. from Lexington Third avenue
Matthew Taylor Company
SiXty-sixth street Lexington 10 Third aVerue
Matthew Taylor Company
Tlirty- street Madison to Fifth aveuus
Matthew Taylor.
Thirty-eighth street. from Madison
Matthew Taylor.
FOrtieth street from Madison TO Fifta avsnue
Matthew Taylor.
Fortieth street. from Madison TO Fourth avenue.
Matthew Taylor.
For cun particulars city Record.
JACOB A. CANTOR Borough President.
The City of New l..
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BOSTON STOCKS.
nRL I. Day & Co. No. 3 Nassau-st.l
,u,, PHIA STOCKS,

-, ,v pevins. RuggIes Minis. No. SO "aH-'t
Furaisnso :" 80 No. 123 South 4th-st-. Philadelphia
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GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- rho Park Board ONCE % the Department of
Parks 5th Ave St. Manhattan. New York city
14'-' THI RsDAY. JULY 16. 1908.
Borough OF Manhattan
No / building temporary comfort station o. the
Harlem River Driveway, near Hlgnbridge-
No ? For furnishing and delivering l4.Oeo cubic
yards Of sandy for the Harlem RIVER Drlye~sy
No. furnishing and dehVerins l-vov e1ulc +~IIs
gravel the quality known as tSoa HOOK
EaveI where required the drives Of Central Fark
n For furnishing and delivering etc. garden
mould horse and grass sod On srnaIL PARK On
and Esnteentn Streets
TTor fuu r,srticulars zee CITY RECORD.
F' go WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN T.. ECSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioners o< PsrkA
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Ferrv stock 80
Brookiyn Fs-ry ~ ist IS. 1915
sr,5,k - - sock.
xfhs.tF T nis t ! $ lsas@ s,ois. @
= - Z s gss 3 I 81 IS Hg & S. sidek 5si.
LnE,2lE Mist mtg o, -
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Diuidend Notices.

Dividend Notices.
oErTCF OF UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE COM
ON1i~~ - PANY.
Pine Street.
136tf DIVIDEND
,1,uE ROARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE This
l. = declared a serai-annuaI dividend Of two q
cent pay@o asIIftI. N CRAFT. Viee-PTest and see'y
--,r,IE RoCK ISLAND COMPANY.
THE h Nv York CITY. July 18th. 1893
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of The
Il - ,sl.r5 company declared quarterly div
stock OF &loo Per snare pa a4'Ie
idenc or OF the shares OF the pre-
<-ssI csnItal stock their legAl 49, 900
ferFed a. closing OF transfer books IGy u Iss5
ora On tos FOR the preferred stock Viii De cossd
The usAs.yI D NJ Trly l7th and opened again al -
O'clock A. 'l liEOfSGE T BOGGs. Assistant IreasureF'
sEAMEN's BANK FOX SA'iN"S'
,r,rIr urRTTSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
Il - -. =. Maid TO depostors entitled thereto under
hleas. and iu accordance with tns saEhss banks
the % ~. sT months ending June 30 Isutl; Oh &C
laws i Tcs3inF hrec thousand oo4sfs Al TIE Fats OF
Srts1I-IS PER CENT. per a1ilua--
sfter July ~
uanfeI CasllleI.os
New York. June =, -
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Public Notice.

Public Notice.
CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- The Park Board at the once Of the Department of
parks 5h Ave ana cath ST. Manhattan. New York City.
O'Clock T. n. on
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1903
Borough of The Bronx.
M I For furnish ing and delivering 6o.OOO Belgian
blocks in Crotona Park Borough % The Bronx
No 2 For furnishing and delivering vltriheo store
ware drain pipe Croona Park In the Borough OF Ans
- WILLIAM R WILCOX.
JOHN Z. EUSTIS,
YOUNG,
Commissioners OF Parks
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE- RECEIvED 81

the President OF the Borough o Manhattan, the
City Hall. Room No. 10 until II o'elock a m
TUESDAY, JULY IL. 1908.
No l. FOR FURNISHING AND DELlN NEsFtINCs
FURNITURE FOR THE MAYORS RECEPTION ROOM
IN THE CITY HALL.
No 2 FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING TIE
COUNCIL CHAMBER AND ALDERMANIC CHAMBER
IN THE CITY HALL
For fun particulars City Record
JACOB a CANTOR Borough President.
City OF New York, July I, 1905
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RLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT, GREENPORT.

SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HARBoR BOATS
leave Pier Is. Z r. y. y, near Wall a.. week days.
except Saturdays. $50 ?. n. Saturday l p NJ
MONDAYS, EXTRA TRIP, A n. FOR GREENPGRr
AND SAG HARBoa
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SEMFD PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

SEALED RROROSALS, ENOOISSED II RU-
POSALS for Electric Cranes viii be received
and Locks Navy Department. Wash
fngon O'Clock. July -. 193 and then and there
publicly opened furnishing and Installing three electro
travelling cranes OF 50 O0o "A eco and 10000 poUns
Navy Yard. Boston, Mass Specidcat1U-
can the Bureau. will be furnished by the
Counlsndalt OF the navy yard named MORDECAl T.
ENDICOTT. Chief % Bureau. June q 1898
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR An
- thracte Coal nd viii be BY
Commissioner Docks. Pier A. Battery Place Until Il
o'clock July l4th, 1905 tFor particulars
CITY RECORDO
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR SAND
and broken stone and for Portland Cement vii &c re-
csived by Commissioner Docks Pier A. Battery
place until July 18th. 1903 CFor partcU
CITY REt-ORLl1
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pROPOSALS FOR GLOYEs- q PHIIA-

TOT -uII paFtIcuIars see City Itecord-
JACOB a CANTOR Borough President
The City Of New York. July l. 1898.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES

Once Purchasing Commissary. L. : Army. "a
Whitehall Street. New York City y. Y, July :. l9o2
Sealed proposals furnishing delivering subsistence
stores n this city for Of 1893. viii Be
received this once until II o'clock A 81. July i6
1908 Information furnished on application Enve-oPes
containing bids should marked Proposals Tor sub
sstsnce Stores opened July 1903 addressed
Major D. L. BRAINARD Commissary L. 5. A
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CONGRESS TO DECIDE
QUESTION REGARDING WAR COL
LEGE CONSTRUCTION.
Operations to Be Suspended November
1-Insuficient Funds fer
Monumental Structure.

Mai. Sewef, corps of engineers. who has
charge of the work of reconstruc;ing the
post of Washington barracks, so as to
adapt 1t to the uses of the Army War Col
lege and the Engineer School OF -Applica-
ton. has notified Gen Gillespie. chief of
engineers that he expects to stop work on
the War College building on the 1st prox-
imo pending the settlement of the ques-
ton as to whether the building proper shah
be constructed in accordance with tie APP
proved plans of the engineers Or whether
the revised plans of the architects shall
be adopted. The appropriation for this
building was S40J,OJO, and that amount will
be sufficient if the plans of the engineers
Tor 4 plain brick building are followed but
about S2JO,OU0 more will be REQUIRED for . @
erection of building of monumental char
acter such as designed by the architects.
II Is the purpose OIL tie Secretary Of War
10 submit the question to Congress with a
view of securing the necessary additional
funds to meet the views of the architects
ana IN the event of the failure of that
scheme to complete the building in ac-
cordance with the original plans With tho
money on hand.
The excavation and concrete foundations
are completed with the exception of the
foundation for the steps and the buttress
IN front of the driveway Major Sewell
says that by the 1st of November the,
foundation work will have reached a point
Where 1T will have to stop pending action
by Congress on the request for more funds
Ihe foundation is suitable for either of
the two styles of buildings under con-
sideration
Favorable progress is reported in the
work on the row of officers quarters the
officers mess building, the two-company
barrack building, the band barracks, and
the two mess halls and kitchens, for which
the amount of $500 900 is available Seven
sets of officers quarters are ready for roof
framing, while the remainder require one
more Shift of scaffolding to complete the
brlckwork. Major Sewell says that sand,
gravel and cobble stones are being obtained
from the material pumped in from the
river. and that a large amount remains for
future work.
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UNWILLING OF THE STATUE
President Roosevelt and Other Digni-
taries Participate.
CIVIL WAR DAYS VIVIDLY RECALLED

The chosen leaders of mighty nation
paused in their duties of statecraft this
afternoon to formally dedicate to poster
ity the monument of enduring bronze
and granite erected south of the treas
ury building to perpetuate the name and
deeds of William Tecumseh Sherman,
general of the United States army, the
first of the great commanders Of the
war of the rebellion to be memoraliZed
in everlasting stone and metal in the
capital of the nation they helped pre-
serve. On almost the Identical spot
where he paused to watch, proudly, the
marching horde he had led to victory on
a hundred fields, it passed on to be
reviewed by the President on that May
morning in 1860, a grateful country and
his devoted comrades of the Society of
the Army of the Tennessee have reared
the statue of General sherman. Few, per-
haps none, of the thousands who watch
ed the bronze figure emerge from it's
starry covering this afternoon needed
such a reminder of the deeds of the great
soldier. but the monument was designed
to teach generations of the future
the lesson of patriotism his life has
taught this one. 1t is deemed fitting
and proper that in the city of Washing
ton there should be substantial repre-
sentation of this hero of the four years
war to show posterity the face and fig
ure of one who added no little to the
glory of the country and whose con-
duct the fate of the republic at one time
seemed to hang.
A thousand throets checred as a flag
drew away from the tall, gaunt figure on
the high pedestal. but tens of thousands of
hearts echoed the sentiments of patriotism
and loyalty expressed by the eloquent men
who recited the deeds of Sherman and his
army when the veil had beon removed.
There has seldom been in Washington
more Inspiring sight than that presented
at the unveiling ceremonies today. Grouped
about the base of the tall granite column
were the mighty men of the nation, the
comrades of the man in whose honor the
assemblage had formed. his generals, his
captains. his soldiers and his people The
President of the United States, the minis
ters of the cabinet. the commander of the
- army and navy, the heads of civil and mil
itary organizations, veterans OF two wars
soldiers. regular and volunteer, and peo-
pie-plain people who have always pursued
the peaceful arts, but who, nevert heless
eagerly seized the opportunity to pay a
tribute to war. Nor was the distinguished
gathering limited to the great men of this
country. Foreign diplomats of every na-
tion paid their need of tribute TO the war
rior, of whom they have heard and whose
praises are sung at their homes almost
as loudly and eloquently as in this coun-
try. Soldiers of other nations were there
In that gathering, respectfully and Loyalty
attesting their reverence for the master
whose work was their study and whose
orders their text books
Everything about the scene was harmo-