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New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
GAMBLERS PLEAD GUILTY .
Action FoUo5cs Sandford COnOictiop
DR.. Muers Talks.

z-oloUgnr the conviction on Tuesday OF NlLlaln
7 eansford on evidence furnished by the Kew Df-
Cortland Myers OF being interested in poolroom'
A,tonio valdes d cigar dealer, Of No. SoS Living
S+o,st and Arthur E Smith, of No. SSl Manhat-
4,,az-e Brooklyn. yesterday pleaded guilty In the
KINGS County Court 70 indictments charging thell
with booknaking. Both men were released on pan
- ar,rea7- for sentence on Monday. sandfords pail
,-.s continued and he will also be sentenced on
Monday The penalty IS two years Imprisonment
~ . ene Of 81 900 Ten other men charged with
f,ookrnakinc will be placed on trial to-day
The Rev Dr. Myers said yesterday that II deputy
Commissioner Ebstein fulfilled his promise TO put
8 sion TO gambling in Brooklyn, well and good he
,-orJs give the major sufficient time TO do So ana
Was in a position TO know whether he the Deputy
Commissioner was doing SO not He added;
II he does not shall have him removed as surely
az the SIN shines / shall ask the ComnlsSlo loneF
Tor his removal in the name OF the peop1e s1 U1
5SroollIZ-n and will then appeal to the Mayor ] VIII
ssle a. 10 the Governor OF the State, and marx my
words will create such sentiment in ms cry
rhat nothing earth will save him. II he lalIS one
iota IN his duty.
Major F-hstein was busy yesterday preparing Ior
his t5eparture fer Europe to-day Regarolhs MI
eTyers's statement he said;
ur MYERS has the same right that every ouhe,
;,izey has TO criticise public official IL ne VIII
&aroine fhe law he will find that all the commas
sioner has 10 do TO remove one OF ms oepu1le S -
- <ig his name 10 a piece Of paper. Inc law Goes
- Te1,,i-e him 10 prefer charges. ana am sure
mat if the Mayor asked the CoTnnlssl0neI ~. W IL
move me would be out OF lhe oefd4
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
4 NEW LEAD COMBINAIION
Independent Companies May Be
Con;talized at SS5, 100000.

,,..,. bos haer heard for some time concern
,o +be nlans for the long pending merger OF
80 oo,nnanies into a S66 100000 corporation
A sbarp decline yesterday, however. IN the
securities of the National Lead Compahy-1he
co,nrnon stool, losing 25s points and the pre-
ferred 3I6-gave rise to a report tnat the CON-
s,ltdation scheme in which the National Leao
C,o,,,anv was to be a leading factor. had been
abandoned While no official statement regard
ing the matter was obtainable. it was learned
from, excellent sources that the merger plan
had not been abandoned but had oeen ma
terially modified More or less friction mas eA-
listed for some time between the National Leao
Coupany and the outside lead interests anu
If is now understood that negotiations between
the two have been broken off and that 'he
American Smelling and Refining Company
Guggenheim and Ryan interests are engaged
In organizing the independent lead companies
into a combination the capitalization of which
will be S15OG0O00 common stock and prooaply
S2OOO0OO0 preferred stock and bonds.
The National Lead Company about two weeks
aqo houebt the Sterling Lead Works, IN Pitts
burg. which is using the old Dutch process in
the manufacture of white lead 1t Is under
stood that certain persons interested In the
projected combination regarded this purchase
as a breach OF faith on the part OF PRESIDENT
Cole of the National Lead Company, and this
transaction is the reason officially assigned for
the breaking off Of the negotiations. There IS
reason 10 believe, however, that another I'M
portant Consideration Influenced the representa-
tives Of the independent companies The Ma
tionaI Lead Company manufactures its white
lead by the old Dutcn process at a cost said to
be So ton. Experts employed by the outside
interests have recently finished an examination
as to the cost Of the manufacture OF white
lead by the Bailey process, which is owned by
the Union Lead and OIL Company. one or the
chief concerns about to be taken into the new
combination, and as result Of that eXamina-
ton. il is said, they have reported to their
principals that the manufacturing cost by the
Bailey process a commercial scale would
be less than s. a ton. The natural inference
was that the National Lead Company, having
a relatively expensive process should lower the
terms on which it had been tentatively proposed
that ii should enter the combination. Whether
or not the National Lead Company will consent
to a decreased valuation of its property cannot
yet be said. II is expected that the organiza-
ton of the outside interests VIII be perfected
within few days The new company will have
an output estimated at 10000 tons, COM
pared with 100000 of the National Lead Com
Dany.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

t,o--o,1 MAY R-Saed steamers Germanlc tBrl. smith
New-York via Queenstown; Armenian (B1. Jones.
Nen-York
May 6-AfTiNed Astol1d tbFl wilson.
New-YoFk.
Ra.,ine New-York Plymouth. Cherbourg and
Hamburg.
Lizard May = 1910 m-Passed. steamers St Paul.
s,nlson Nev-York for Southampton 9th. Manitou
1pr1 New for London. $50 2 m.
patricia tGer) ReesinE. SeW-York for Plymouth.
oherbourg and HameuTg
ST MichaeIs April 26-Saiied steamer Pstrta tPoro.
Jensen (froul Oporto and IAshonl. New York
Plymouth MAY O. I1:i5 m--Arrtved steamer Patricia
fC;erl Reesing. ew-York for Cherhourg and Ham
burg (and proceeded
Southampton May g. / nl-saied steamer Kaiser VII
bsm der Crosse Cier). Cuppers tfrcm Rremenl New
York CherbourR
5-Sailed. steamer star OF Ne" Neasnd
tRr) Hart. NewYork.
stettn MAY steamer Arkansas DAM Petersen
NewYoIk . -
Bremen NAV a. Arrived. steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
(Cierl Hogcnann. New-York via Plymouth and Cher
hcurK
Rotterdam May ARRIVED. steamers Laura Duleh.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
What Is Going On To-day.

Chamber Of Commerce meeting No 65 Lbery-st. 1880
p. m.
Brooklyn Horse Show.
Rapid Transit Commission s p. m.
Annual dinner Of the Direct Nomination Republican
League, Harlem Casino, D. m
Lecture by Phelps Stokes Yachting In the
Caribbean With Camera New-York Yacht Cub
9 p. m.
Terrace Garden p. N.
Jout meeting Of the Councils Engineers
TO consider Carnegie gift. evening.
Meeting Of the American Institute No 10 West Forty
fourth-st.. S y.
Meeting Of the Republican District Committee OF the
XXVIIIth Assembly District, No. 16i East Eighty
flrst-st., m.
Academy Of Medicine meeting II West Fortythird
St. s p.
Peoples Institute. meeting and concert OF the
Peoples symphony Concert Club. Cooper Union,
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
NAY ACQUIRE FRISCO.
Negotiations Begun 4gain, 1t Is De-
cIQred bu ROch, Island Com Donu.

Negotiations for the acquisition Of the st. Louis
and San Francisco by the Rock Island Company.
which were abandoned several weeks ago after
having reached an advanced stage, have now been
resumed. II is understood from good sources. The
stocks of both companies made material net gains
yesterday, Frisco common advancing points and
Rock Island common and preferred each closing
IA points higher than on Tuesday. Rock Island
interests declined yesterday to confirm deny the
report that negotiations again In progress,
and President Yoacum. of the Frisco. similarly
Louis one of the most prominent owners of the
Frisco property. in this city. is taken by the
Street as corroborative of the report that efforts
are again king effect the Rock Island Frisco
deal which. it is understood. will he completed
tv the end of this week else again abandoned
1t is the prevailing impression in Wall Street that
the purchase Of the Frisco will this time be con-
s,Immated as money market conditions are, and
seem likely TO for considerable time to come
easy.
An advance Of 3is points in Perc Marquette was
followed by report that the Frisco which
through its ownership of the Chicago and Eastern
illinois, reaches Chicago. the western terminus Of
the Pere Marquette TO enter into deal with
tho latter system Less credence was given 10 this
story than to a report that the rise in Pere Mar
nIIette reflected an important move involving that
road and the Canadian Pacific, by which it is
reported to be controlled
Detroit Nav s-Presdent F. H. Prince, Of Bos-
TON. Vice President Newman Erb. of New York:
General Secretary Mark 7. Cox. OF New-York and
General Manager Carpenter of the Pere Marquette
Railroad held stockholders meeting here to-day
and re-elected the old directorate. with the excep-
ton of H. H HunneweIl. of Boston, who is sue
ceeded by G. II. Norman, of Newport. r l.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
NETWORK CITY.

Justice Scott, in the Criminal Branch of the Su-
preme Court, yesterday sentenced Joseph Trepani
the undertaken convicted of grand larceny In the
Italian life insurance frauds, not less than two
years nor more than four years and eight months
in Sing Sing at hard labor His COUNSEL said ne
would apply for a certificate Of reasonable doubt
pending a appeal
The executive committee Of the Association Of
Former German University Students will meet to-
day at the home of the president Of the society
Dr. Carl Beck No. 81 East Thirty -hrst-st,
The industrial school Of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tionaI Church. at hundred and twenty rst-st
and Madison-ave will hold its closing exercises to-
morrow, at 7:30 p. m. There will be an exhibit Of
sewing. embroidery and caneseating.
The Church Association for the Advancement of
the Interests of Labor will hold its annual supper
tonight at the Tuxedo. Madison-ave. and Fifty
ninth-st. at o'clock. The Rev. Joseph Reynolds
will preside and among the speakers will be Bishop
Potter the Rev George A. Strong. a. J. Boulton, of
the Stereotypers' Union and Tatsuichiro Funatsu.
The comrades Of AleXande- Hamilton Post. Grand
Army of the Republic, will present American
flag to the Home for the Friendless. at Woody
Crest, at $3.50 p. tomorrow. The post erected
the pole for the flag few days ago.
Maximilian Toch who sails on the Deutschland
to-day is to attend the convention of applied chem
istry in Berlin delegate of the Society OF
Chemical Industry AMI Of the New-York section of
the Vereir Deutscher Chenike- He will deliver a
lecture before the convention
The De Witt Memorial Church, No $50 Rivington-
ST. will hold its anniversary reception exercises on
Sunday and Monday. Among the speakers for
Monday Cleveland H Dodge, the Rev. DR.. John
T. Kerr and the Rev. DR.. Thomas Hall.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
InYAL LEGION HEARS ADDRESSES.
Listens to Speeches and Poems of Comrades
Elects Officers.

The annual meeting, election Of officers and din
,,.- n. tts Nex-York Commandery Of the Military
C,,der of the Loyal Legion took place at Del
-nonico-s last night, and there was ralying OF a
large command under General Henry l. Burnett
who presided. 80,
General Burnett delivered valedictory, in which
ne EXPRESSED his earnest gratitude for the support
that had been given him, and introduced ex-Assist-
ant Attorney General James NJ Beck, who deliV-
cred a eulogy on the Civil War. the nagnanimity
of those who had fought on the Union side Tor the
xanouished foe and the reconciliation OF the North
and South that had been complete
The Rev DR.. s. Parke Cadnan also spoke. ana d
r1oern ..The Loyal Legion Button, by companion
francis Parker was then read.
The following were the officers elected: COM
-,arSer BYfga6ier General Thomas h f1ubbarq;
senior x1ce-connander. Rear Admiral Henry. L.
IIou-son L :. N. junior vice-cOnInanoert l5r1ea-
ey General Gilbert H. McKibon: recorder ASSIST
ar- Favuaaster A. Noel Brakeman: register, MAJOR
ITarweu A wilkins: treasurer, Paynaster John
r,1-eT, Z s n; chancellor, Lieutenant Fordham
-Fc--is- cfaplaln Major William ) HubbelI: couh
II l-oioneI Charles I Wilson. Lieutenant CoioreI
1-sY,i1Tn n Boyle Captain Z. Augustus Scherner-
,,o-n Erigadier General }. Fred Pierson and Lieu
~ soIIoving were elected companions: Colonel
T.ao-ve p Church Majors H ": Brevoort and B.
- Sf n rThapIealI. Lieutenant Elhion W. Tourgee
r A BeIinar, II. D. Tichenor. Jacob Berry and
" p ia
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
PERPETUAL FRANCHISE OPPOSED.
waycr Asked to Veto East River Gas Bill by
Commissioner Monroe.

AFavor Low yesterday gave hearing on the bill
% enabie the East River Gas Company 10 extend
she field of its operations Long Island City The
first speaker in opposition was Commissioner Mon
roe Of the Department Of Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity He said there provision requir-
ing the East River Gas Company TO pay one cent
10 the city for the privilege Of laying mains and
supplying gas OF electricity in Long Island city.
Colonel Monroe said the city had full power 10
grant such powers and privileges to the East River
Gas Company without legislative action For this
reason and for the fact that the bill granted a
franchise In perpetuity. he urged the Mayor 10
veto IL
Another opposer Of the bill Corporation
Counsel Rives who iled with the Mayor an Of
sciaI opinion that the bin would confer the gas
coupanv a perpetual franchise. Mr. Rives gave
reasons for doubt 20 the validity OF the act OF
80, vhicn gave TO the company the right 10 ex-
1eT5 its operations into New-York County ana ne
sDct,e az that act extraordinary piece OF
legislation" - l.. ,,,,.o, ,t,.
"a 80 ~ rad obtained through its predecessors
a. gs7I = franchise the bill Of sale for which had
- lost .he Mayor said he would take the sub
secf under consideration and reserve decision
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
CABMAN HELD PICTURES FOR BILL.
Declares Minister, Who Said He Was Wal
dorf Guest. Owed Him $17.

man who said he the Rev. w R Davis,
OF Chicago last night asked the Tenderloin police
to recover two paintings worth $500. He said he
was guest at the Waldorf. had hired cab and
gone shopping, buying the pictures. When he re-
turned to the hotel he took several bundles to his
room and forgot the pictures. When he reached the
street again the cab had gone. Detectives Shei-
bles and Mckay put on the case MI Davis
told them that IL they recovered the pictures he
wished them to be sent to No. 80 West Seventh
ST." where he had friends. CTehere Is no sucn
street, The detectives found George Wren at
No. 81 West ThirtIeth-st-, who said he had the
pictures.
terday and he owes me SI7' said the cabman.
When he gives the money he will get his
pictures.
Later Wren delivered the pictures to the clerk
at the Waldorf He asked that the pictures be
held until his bill paid.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
GOMEZ PRAISES CUBA.
The Cuban Veteran Here on Has
Wau Home.

c-.na-.1 Arsxir,o Gomez the old Cuban chief
OF two rebeIlfons and the hero of numerous pat
,les Is in this city. He came here unannounced
on Tuesday, accompanied by Francisco Faliila'
q nephew of President Palma of CUBA
General Gomez is on his way Havana from
St Louis. where he represented Cuoa al 'he
exnosition dedication ceremonies. On his way
East he stopped at Washington TO pay his re-
spects to Minister Quesada. At the Hotel Amer
tca last night he said he had greatly enjoyed
his visit and was well pleased with his recep-
tion in St Louis This might have much 10 90
with inducing Cuba 10 take part IN the e&po-
sition, for which she has not yet MADE an aP
r,rouriation General Gomez IS a We'll preserved
man OF sixty-four years.
Speaking of the work Of the army hst re-
vision commission. of which he is president
General Gomez said that its WORK "ouid oe 00iii-
pleted in June. He added:
The army will be paid before the end OF the
wear. You can quote me as saying this 10
nav the army Cuba will negotiate loan OF
S35Op00oo. But. of course. you know, nesotlat-- :
ing a loan of this size is not IKE pIuchI!ls pIh4
flowers in a garden. However, my conpatrfots'
IKE rryself who have fought for CUBAN 'noe-
nendence and law and order. will never take
- ection that will endanger the institutions
we helped to create. There are many Win me- me,
creditors OF the Cuban Government TO very
,o,Si6a-a hle amount. vet would rather wait
indefinitely than see Cuba sacrifice herseh IN
paying US 49,. sz+ --ea-
Cuba Libre has zone wen curing Ihe III go
which "a nearly completed-as well as any one
co.,16 hone for Our government is well or
psnjzed and we are much better off financially
than when we took charge Ana1Ts are seneL,
sIS- sstisractorv and no one is finding fault
with the government.
REGARDING the failure in Washington TO grant
Immediate reciprocity TO Cuba General Gomez
said
Co far none Of our industries have suffered.
The Cubans are patient people. What we nave
Today Is the result of years OF suf1erlng ana
o.-sfsce This question of reciprocity is very
,rnnortaut one. and the United states must
give n careful consideration But We VIII wait
and ret II In the mean time, the Cubans go
ON +oiling II should be remembered, however,
that the United States would be great winner
nv reciprocity with Cuba ana conn1lerclai @ eA-
Congress in bringing about reciprocal relations
between the two countries.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Wednesday, May 6. 1908


and Mole ~ 70 Henderson BrohoFs With S csbn and
25 seerase passengers and dse Arrived at the Bar al
steamer Phebus (Gen. schlerhorst. Hamburg April
sh9n April PssTmo 10 ass asd NaDss IS % asndsr:0a
rndse. Arrived at the Bar at s:45 D m
Steamer Trave SGer) Prayer. Genoa April q. Maple.
9oe malls and ndse Arrived the
a5s 9Ss dsD e to 9y9 qsR2a AP s
with p cabin and sO6 steerase md,e
rived sei at the ss Bar at dnd5 midniEht 1t Sth -,
and Naples 22 to Bolosnesl Hartheld q Co with Is
at the Bar at sac a M |N+'''eu
c Ro%H % R f & Ss5s s fsS's AR 7s +.
mails and rndse Arrived at & the Bar at $50 m
Jevons with ia passengers Arrived al ths
B55',sA & IS Na'a :46 a
D Hitch. with mails and mdse Vessel to II T Knowlton.
steamer AyonmOre C3rl: Mcneil. Port Spain Trinidad
Arrived the Bar at T:so
aiSa4sn ApT 80 Ganson as Win and d.:
Ee Steamer 5 fh1 wava.q ss at so & s.. rapco 10 DAYS
with lead and copper to American Smelling and
Mezls2 s,eysn: asvana May
'sse seamer Fl Alba ouic, Galveston April 30 to tn.
Msy to- Msilof5 Go With pa.sensers and a.e
60 %am yds o With Sag and
and mdse
Augusta, Burr. Savannah a
SIS with passengers and rndse.
Ger. kraeft Baltimore 4
American Line with ndss in transit. South
OF stea4er ns BueneIds Fasting Baltimore to Foster.
with mdse.
steamer Hitler. Newport News and Norfolk
"a the Old Dominion co. with passengers and mdse
BenefaCtor. French. Philadelphia, to william
!, C1vde & with ndse
Colonel F. L Drake. Ruhein. Wilmington. Del
in ballast the Standard OF Co
stcamer Teutonic (Rr>. McKi1stry. Liverpool April
,r5 Queenstown 50 the White Line With pas
sengers mails mdse Southeast OF Fire Islsnd At
SANDY Hook J. MAJ 6. e:3o rn-wind south ned
breeze; clear
SAILED
Steamers Oceanic CBrl. sor Liverpool; Etona (Br
Montevideo Buenos Ayres. etc: Yucstan Colon; Ncoia
NJ ,)an) 81 Petersburg. Sailor Prince (Brl Monte
,sao etc. AntiIia Nassau; Comauche
ard Princess Norfolk Newport
(ew.- New-Orleaus: GodsbOFo. Philadelphia
Denver CsaIveston Sawei 1Br). CIenfuegos. Stella
tTtan Genoa; Beacon (Sor). Port Antonio
Tev York Southampton: NoOrdam Dutch. Rotterdam
and Boulozne: Pathfinder. Ponce Aroyc. etc San Juan
New-Orleans
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
The T'urf.
Meetings.

Carst New-York ami NorforS via Hamburg; New
YoIk tIputchl Butz. New York
Antwerp. May 5-Arrived. steamer Finland. Aiorech5'
C-herbourg Nav 8. p u,-Ssued. Kaiser vi .
helm der Crosse tCier'. CupGers from Bremen ana
Southampton. New YORK
sagres 6-PaSsed Favey. NeN-
York Gibraltar tfOT ordersl passed steamer St
ian Prince 0tri. Hawes. Genoa, etc. for New 1orS
81 Vincent. V. April 20-Saiisd. Berncla
trl Faulkner tfrogl New York;. Port Natal Brissa
fIiri Walker tfrcn1 Work.. Cape Town
Santos Nav 3-Ssiied ben Csuachan tBr), ios
New-IoFk.
tfrOm Calcufta New ork
MosSel gay. NAV S-SaiIed Aros Castle tS5''
Reed. YorS.
Barbados. S-Sssd. Maranhenss (br Css-|
tfrom Paras. New York.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
CASH REGISTER INJUNCTION.
User of a Hallwood Machine Enjoined

Providence, r. !. May (SneciaD.-On April q
the National Cash Register Company, of Dayton
Ohio, filed suit here agansr Max Gertsacov. OF this
city, for infringement of their labor patent No
724, to9. Gertsacov being of a Hallwood cash
register and the National company applied for an
injunction TO prevent the further of the ma
chine. The case was heard In the United States
Court here Saturday and the court granted in
junction Immediately. thereby enjoinng the further
of the Hallwood register.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court
FRANK H BOYLE and WALTER f. LAWTON. trad =
ing as Boyle LaWton. ornamental iron works Nos Dis
225 Principal creditors, A. A EAse Newark 90
+. p Ford, Newark. 600 New-Nork county Nationdl
$500 The assets amount to stock soOo: ,ooIs
$1,000; accounts, S555 and claims against persons anu
firms work TO F. II. Boyle is the owner OF realty
in Newark. $1,000 and mortgaged for 81 600
81 59 800 Principal creditors E. A. Eosen
haum l Broadway. $500; hAerican Exchanse
Cigar Company. Ne. 159 East Fifty-fourth-st, $3.50
LEWIS SCRIBNER & CO. printers and bookpinders a.
No % East Twenty-frst-st Involuntary petition
Peitonng creditors. r. Rutter Son. s476; George ~
consist Of $500 accounts. s4oo fixtures Slel
and bills receivable S3 liabilities 20 ABOUT
$I2 1000. Dudley Dupsnac appointed temporary re
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

CAMBRJDGE-Captain A. J. Last. Of Bermuda
GILSEY-Ex-Governor T. NJ. Waller of Connect
cut. GRAND-Arthur Goebel. Of Coyington, Ky:
Colonel ". H. Boyle. I. S. A. and r. 6. Harvey
surgeon general, L. S A IMPERIAL-Coone G
f. Wood of Washington MANHATTAN-Wiina
Endicott of Boston. and Charles A. Jewell. Of
Hartford. MURRAY MIL5.General Amasa MAS J; J;
Bristol. r. L WALDORF-Ex-Governo William
Pinckney Whyte, of Baltimore: J. A spoor Pres,- a
Mayor s. NJ Parent of Quebec. and J. II. darahan
president of the Illinois Central Railway company
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
TO LEAVE CLEARING HOUSE.
Action of New York Security and Trust
Company.

The New York Security and Trust Company
Yesterday confirmed the report that 1t had de-
cided TO sever before the end OF this month Its
relationc with the Clearing House Association.
The Union Trust Company and the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company have already made
similar announcements. and IL is understood that
the Continental Trust Company and the Mercan-
tile Trust Company. and perhaps certain other in
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
CARRIAGE ENTRANCE. 2S WEST 24TH ST.
Factory: sos to SIS West sd Street.

stitutions, will adopt the same course This ao-
ton as has been noted heretofore, is a conse-
urence of the regulation adopted some time ago
by the Clearing House Association. requiring trust
companies which enjoy Clearing House privileges
to maintain. and after June l. a certain per-
centage of cash reserve.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
TO BE HELD HERE MAY 25.

Official announcement made yesterday that
the special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Detroit Southern Railroad Company to vote on the
increase OF stock will be held in this city on May
q The contemplated increase is from ss.5DD0o0
preferred and $40 10000 common stock 10 Slo0e.vyo
preferred and SIG, 900 009 common stock
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:52 I:01 Moon sets 2:40 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
M-sandv Hook Gov. Island 4:36 He'll Gate so5
M-Sandy Hook 4:40 Gov. Island 5:12 He'll Gate 701
New-York tribune., 1903-05-07
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for sums OF over Slop
were filed yesterday. the first name being that OF
the debtor