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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
Theatrical
 Fraternal
UNDER TWO FLAGS"
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The New York Academy of Music production of Under Two Flags as dramatized by Paul M Potter from O1ida's famous novel, will be the at traction at Polls this evening. The fact that oftentimes special trains are necessary to transport this production will give some idea of it's massiveness. Flooded horses are carried for intro duction in one of the principal scenes ef the play, which is a triumph of stagecraft. This occurs in the fourth act when Cigarette is riding with a reprieye for the man she loves. She reaches the Chellala gorge, a wild mountain fastness, where she is set upon by Bedouins, who rise up like phlantoms from the rocky recesses and surround her. Leaping upon her horse shh dashes up the mountain and es- capes, while terrific sand storm rages about her. Nothing known to the stage begins to approach this scene in real isrh or magnitude, It is one of the mdst imposing tableaux ever construct edl and fitting setting for the strong drAmatic incidents of the play. Into the portrayal of Cigarette Miss Jane Kdnnark Jinfuses all the spirit and zest of lthe Carmen-like girl whose way ward fancy led her to throw her ab- so1bing affection at the feet of the man for whom she finally makes the supreme sacrifice. Upwards of 150 people participate in the big produc- tioh, including a cast of uniform strength. Prices are g, 50, 7o cents, $1 and S150.
 VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 It is proving an agreeable week for patrons of the Jacques because of the ex9ellent show that is running, and the attendance continues good because of lit Canfeld and Carleton have made great hit in 'The Hoodoo," and Fog and Clark have scored heavily also with '.O'Fudge & Co., It is no- ticeable also that the Flying Bouvards receive unlimited applause at every appearance, the Waterbury friends of Joe Darling being much in evidence. All the acts, in fact, are well received. so that the show goes with snap and dash that are delightful Prices are 10, 20 and 30 cents afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
 THE MINISTER'S DAUGHTERS <,
 Leonard Growers thrilling comedy drama, The Ministers Daughters ; will be presented at Polls tomorrow afternoon and evening. The play is brirnful of excellent comedy, intense situations, and has an abundance of scenic and mechanical effects, the most realistic on the stage. The story treats of the adventures of two country girls daughters of the widow of a village parson who, being compelled to aid their mother in saving their home at ] Grafton, have selected the great city as the proper place to go to earn ] money to help pay off the lien on their country homestead. The many dan- 1 ger.e and pitfalls to which the young and innocent wage seekers are sub- ! Jected are carefully and skillfully l drawn. Prices are popular.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
RAN A TEN-PENNY NAIL
THROUGH HIS HAND <

While opening box, J. e. Mount, of Three Mile Bay, N. Y, ran ten-penny
 nail through the fieshy part of his hand. T thought at once of all the pain and soreness this would cause me, he says, ssand ias,asd diately ap- piled Chamberlainss PainS alm and oc- casionaEly afterwards To my sur prise 1t renewed all pair &nd soreness
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
what She Likes About It.

Whats the moral of that story 2, asked the young man.
 .tOh,' replied Mrs. Ka Flippe absent Taindedly, I don't know as it has one, IssFt the immoral of t IS just too thrill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
Oats were turned loose
piece of ground on tho

m Hearn farm for the purpose of e4terminating rattlesnakes. The plot of ground is thiclzly covered with undergrowth, and there are so many rattlesnakes on it that workmen are afraid to enter it to clear it up.
 Goats were suggested, and Hewitt Bros, the proprietors of the farm, ordered car load at once. The ex- pertinent is being watched with much interest. Goats on the state farm at Columbia have proved their efficiency fr clearing off thickly covered ground but some doubt if they will be able to exterminate the snakes as well.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
THE MAYFLoWER., :,

The pretty pastoral comedy drama, ''The Mayfower," Monday evening Ut Polls
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
closed his

closed his
 how he was ial way and
 the Record south sea is- purage us to h of humor.
 expressed a Watkins had Foo much and collapse, ana mile chased it office, who ap- ligent and fair sanctum after hope that we hooting before lack salary due rom him that good husband at his favorite ] a laekberry Be further in W. had set alt t in the west lad said about as in the way either corrob- hut looked out lng way. lie -ico.
 r solid enjoy by the nose then we took n outdoors.
 dron had an. but they took dn't intend tC ! and father
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
Dancing and Deportment,

Miss Lorette Hawthorne Hayes VIII reopen her classes in Dancing and De- pertinent the third week in October in Friendly league hall. Notice of data hereafter. mad aEat residence. 4s6 North Main street.
 Particular attention paid to private pupils.
 Miss Hayes is a graduate of the Giy bert Normal School of Dancing. Bos- ton, Mass. 9-14-7wa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
5gless carnival Of Wa.

X gless carnival of Wa M 979. F. o. E.
 Miss Loretta Hawthorne
 opening of dancing classes.
 South End Social clubs foul ual sociable and dance. OceS Prof Sulhvan's opening re ception %nd dance, Naugatuck Nov 2- Elks' bazaar, given by Wa terbury lodge, No 265, B P o. E.,, City hall
 Nov .3-14-sS Patrick's parish grand annual fair.
 Nov II. 12, 13. St Joseph's T. A. society's annual fair. Nov 19 Entertainment and dance 20th anniversary of Lyra Singing soci- ety.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
N A coNGRE ssMAN.

5 Tells How 3urIesOn Legation In London. e John W. Gaines of Ny returned from a be ard tells of an in- in London, says a to the New York Rs says he mel Burleson of
 London, and
 delighted to
 glessee.
 erican em-
 n. T want
 ich has been
 said Gaines. ere. and I'm h to Westmin- -Ieson. Gaines nerican legation sository for Eng but the Texan in nd would only be e had persuaded Then, the Tennes- Burleson to the le- distant.
 nember of the house gn affairs there nat on him for suppos- legation is located obey.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
LEARN TO DANCE

alt Miss Nellye Reeds select school foK dancing and department. Lessons giv~ en in Knights of Columbus hall. We'd nesday evening of each week for begin ners; Saturday, Oct 3. advanced class, Hfawatha two-step, three1step, CoIun- bia waltz and schotLische taught. Af-| ternoon class for misses and masters will form in K. of c. hall Saturday, Oct B. from 5 to z. Private residence. g Manhan street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-10-01
RsuS RATTLERs.

Q Exterminate the Rep sa Missouri Farm.
 nimal the goat is being
 e on 8 farm ten miles
 lumbia, Mo-, says the
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Financial.
Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
-Four Per Cent Bonds.

Sealed proposals. received the Common CoIn
~, Of the city Of Rochele. up ,. Tuesday.
so-II Council Chambers. IN the
CIV Hail corner Of Mechanic streets, the
CITY of New Rochelle any all OF SixtynIne bonds
One thousand dollars the said bonds be regis
tered bonds and payable follows Three Of said bonds
On the first day Of May. 1905 three OF said bonds
re first day Of May each thereafter
until the bonds fully paid and satisfied
These pursuant TO chapter 5e OF the
Laws OF purpose Of meeting judgments and
temporary existing against the City Of New
Rochelle. pursuant resolution OF the Common
Council % said City adopted March 2e 1908 The said
bonds 70 dated 1903. aud the interest said
bords the Of four centum
pavable annually first Of May and No
vernber year
The sold person firm corporation
Offering highest premium therefor
the right reject and all BIDS
Bids addressed Charles Kammermeyer City Clerk
and marked such. Each bid BE- accompanied by
DEPOSIT Of One thousand dollars in cash certified
that payable the order Of the city
New Rochelle such deposit 70 be forfeited
II the parties whom the bonds shall
awarded fail take pay the
The bonds he delivered
Office of City Treasurer City Hall in the City
q New Rochelle y. 7. May /. 1909 at 10 o'clock in
the No bids viii be received for less than
The purchaser purchasers VIII be required TO
crued interest
application should be made TO
John Il Earrner City Treasurer
BY order OF the Common Council CT the City ot New
Rochelle. CHARLES KAMMEENETER. City Clerk.
Dated. New Rochelle, ". Y, March 26 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE ]

TBT TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUSEl
Chicago apriI Wheat to-day advanced on the
~-nor4 news which New-York sent Everything in
regard 10 the crop condition West was as bearlsh
as II has been. The market closed &c TO lc higher
than YESTERDAY May sold at 783sc and I44sc. ana
closed a. zs1sc July closed at 7Jlzc sellers New
York reported from % 70 80 loads Of wheat soio
20 the Continent. authorities differing IN thelr
totals Liverpool cabled South Russian and Ru-
marian crop conditions were less Favorable neeo-
ing rain. Cables up fraction The crowd
here vas apPTenhecsive- as II has beehr OF -doS
rnsnipulatfon Everything that was bearish was
,,,o-z5 to-day Crop prospects were declared IA
1o-s bic both by the Washington weather crop buI-
I.r,n and bv The Price Current" Gables estf-
mated that the Argentine shipments to-Tnorfo"
vvouId he about zs000Oo bushels Clearances were
s-nalI-s3e00 bushels Receipts Northwest and NesL
v-l-l larger than last year. On the sWells armour
vas su open seller OF Msy Wr1eaI out Ihe ~ C~lo"1
TIe-z i no apparent excuse for tnls popular bug
bear Apparently the Armour interest," ls i+lS A. ra
1,.S IS95 Of v5sst ne pTssgaS 5emandsi S''sz'
e corn futures closed 1se 70 c higher from rom
70 bere al present by a strike. and no shipping
- -@e-s5 cash corn to-day was 11c 10 1c
lower Receipts were l26 cars ne esttiaT b13Ts s a
-~sTS * raj CIearances were 17l.Oo0 bushels
Sab4es We5e -IIysTess ~ Apparently the May lines
have been Houidated and the old Nay corn S noI.T
Twelve leads May sold at 43c and 4Ssc and closed
a. s{ IS lose9 Unchanged 70 14o lower. the May %c
s-d fhe july 30s.c. There was nothing repoPrt@eo OF @
SLOW for q week but receipts small. about sum
ceut Tor the local demand. and country $ onerLlss
s-e small There were IS cars. the eslli1dIe
for tomorrow. 1Ss cars. Paten IS suPpoSee1 %
10 Re long large lire Of Nay. ano Inc s1Oc5 -
standard here is less tnan 100000 ousheIS- S 80
have been bought Of late on reports OF lesselieo
area because Of excessive moisture
Cu6ahy was selling porA and lard to-oay, +S[- soI4S
thing has been doing for three days aPpaL,e-.,-Ez
there was buying OF ribs through conlInlSsIoll
17olIses bv the Armour interests The market was
,g45ier Tio-night-s closing prices were unchaIged
- 81 over yesterday. There were only 1syo nog5
but prices lower al the yards ! nc
1..cI-i1 West for the week 550oo0 hogs. com
rared with 2s5 90 last wear. The world stoch o. ~
fsrd 12g coo tierces. compared with ZZVb teIces
1se- vesr decreased 22e0 tieTces for Marcn, coIn-
pared with $500 Tierces decrease IN March issI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
-Four Per Cent Local
Improvement Bonds.

Scaled proposals will received by the Common Coun
I'll a. the CITY Of Rochelle, TO p. Tuesday
April il 1908 Common Council Chambers, at the
CIV Hal Corner and Mechanic streets in the
CITY Rochelle. for all OF ninetfour bonds
Of Ore dollars each the said bonds 70 be regis
tered bonds PAYABLE follows Three Of said bonds
TIE first Gay May 1905 and three OF Eaid bonds on the
day Of May and every year thereafter up 70
and Including May 1918. OF said bonds the
6av OF May in each thereafter TO and
including day Of May. lS52
These issued pursuant 70 Chapter Laws
of 1899 purpose Of local Improvements authorized
a Of taxpayers of said city said bonds
10 be dated 1908 and the interest ef said bonds
will be al the per payable
annually the first Gays Of May and November IN
The bonds person firm corporation
Offering the highest premium therefor 80
the right TO reject and ana all oios
Clerk.
and marked as such. Each bic must be accompanied by
= deposit thousand dollars in cash certified
check payable the order Of the Cft
Rochelle, such deoost be forfeite
to the CITY party parties whom the bonds
be shall fail and for the
il accorSaI1e with OF sale
The be delivered the Office Of the City
Treasurer city Hall in the City Of New Rochelle
1st day Of May, 1903, at 10 O'clock In the
No bids will be received for than par The pur-
For further should be made 10
John Haruer. City Treasurer
v order Of the Common Council of City Of New
Rochelle. CHARLES KAMMERMG MGi-TR. City Clerk.
Dated. New Rochelle N I. March &c 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
E0recIosure Sales.

CITPRE1IE COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
\, Rex Realty Company. Plaintiff AGAINST Msx Lsvs1
b@-x Defsndaats-In pursuance % 1a1zulcnf cr
made and entered N the eofe-
entitled acton bearing i4th day % March lsos
undersigned ths Referee In ssia laaeIent lles-
pubic auction ~ the NsV ork tsesl Assa
SaIes~ocTn- III Broadway IN tne BoEoeEn O aan
rattan G,itv of New YORK aftseuth cay of Apr
At Il o'clock that dsy- oy ut JONI = "
the premises dirscteu ~ s4a Jsnr
TO sold and therein described as follows Al Lnt
ter Iof ~ land building thereon erected s&s
in Nneeenth Ward % the Borough q Asnaassa- ~
The said of New YORK. county and State y 49,
YorH and bounded described follows Bexinnins
N0rrhsry side % Forty etSnta 1tresI
hfsv feet EaSTerly ION rs
No-rhea$terfy FsrryeiEhth street ana Seon
avenue running thence Nortaeriy paTaiiei vita -
Avenue part of the distance through pa1ty ~A-
five iucheS 20 the centre ine o1 -
ho~k. then~e FaSterv along IRE. twentynvs
feet thence seugherly parallel WITH second Assnue ee
Norrheriy side or roFe
eighth Street and th-nc- Westsriy- s8ong tne an
the pon. place ~ os-1nlns H7s
fha premises known a. No. sIf East 4ssh Street
Dated. New York. March &8r5. 19tS. -
DANIEL. 2. Nj RPIH. Referee
p 3 COHEN Ptatu1iu. No- -
street % Manhattan. New YORK cf1S-
Fast
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Financial.
American MaItingC0.
REORGANIZATION.


New York March Tth, 1905.
tn THE poSDHoLDERs AND sToChHoLD-
FRs ar THE AMERICAN Mailing CoM-
PASY-
TbA s-sersignod appointed Committee Tor the pul-
=. -. ---ns-ee Plan Agreement Tor ne r.
-.-szs-,-, AZ the American Mailing Company OF '
se,s, n is Capitalization which has the appro'al
e - =srs < Directors supported ey the holaefs
:, -. .-,osnts Of the and stock Of said com
In Order TO Share in the BENEFITS OF
Such Plan,
,....,,,a-s ar. required surrender Their stocH I'd
-. - snzraved r4~stlebIs certificates 10 tls De
- .-,.e In TIE Plan namely. The stAaeSrc rus
- - Kew YORK Office. No % sroso S'ie-
~ vi, rsrv on or before April sth. 4svo'
z,,sbolse-s are required. when no-ihec- Io -
-. - ;, ,hs perostA-y be Stamped as sssen1ne
= : - % assure Que notification. should iofth"'.i
= -. kec~erary the COMMITTEES tnNr a1-
- - .hs number bonds held ps tneih -
spsctiveIv- ....-.s ~ anrsicatior
- =, 7,o.f.svv AZ its said Office. or VIII Dc
= ,sr,ss., ~ stockholder sending his aooFess = =.
-. - "a. e.ornrarres. Louis Lee stanton' - -
erreet Sew r-,.trman
TEMPLE BowDDIS.
torE> G.. gEskfNs-
WALTER q. OAhMAa' ,.u,t.tee
s-.sszo,- -sAc44ER gARNUM g BAklL1-ii' '--
Sc q tns Cozl'hil z Broad Street Ne" a0iA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
NEw YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY

of Nee York-6ssTt-u5- Q Wright Plafarin aEalis-
s Bianey. a.. Defendant
In PURSUANCE Judgment OF foreclos1re ara -
suIv 1ate and the abovs-enritied act.cns
20fh of February l9-3. J. tae uE1-
signed. Referee IN said tudgnsnt n7ae -. - -
P17hIfc YORK Real Estate Ssleslo's
So Broadvav Borough of Ma1hartAn. Nlty p
Neu-York on the of March. 1875 a. y Q -
that day. Philip A SInyrh. A1cto1eel. -
premises 4irecte By judgment TO be so1 sno reFsn
described as follows -. - a..
an that certain piece parcel Of snd VIZ ~
b,sIarx thereon erected suste. wing ana oetnS t-
Tzgs1tv-third 0f said city q &f~ tors- SOD
intersection OF rhe So1Ilely
N-Cy Hundred Sixry@iGhth street WIZ ts
ye=re-fv side ~ Boston running thence So1tsg
.foDz H. Boston Road % po.lt n.t5
tuo fsaf and txO inches south o. said one buaare-
Sfx+v-aghfh Street thence Westerly and pardll-
Tvifh one Hundred Sfxtyeighth street one hu1r1d
Norsherly parallel win Boston re'a1
fest two inches and Eastsry along ths
a. and Sixryeshtn Stfeet
~ ne point or place of Beginning
Darsd New York March 5th. 1898 -,...
WILLIAM y. INGRAM Esi-re-.
WILLIAM g MILLS Attorney fcr Piain'i1 GioVerssii-
York
Tha following is u me property 20 ns s.a
above the street number being Lls 6os
Road
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Centre lire % block
rast ash Sfreet.

East &Sth Street
The spproxira4e amount % charge - Satisfy
which the described property % os sold Is - 4a ~
with interest thereon 10Th dsy Of March. J- 70
allowances amounting 70 s-eISA
xfth interest I4th 1903 together with tn
Of approximate amount OF taxe-
zSss~suents or c.her which be allowed 10
purchase or paid Dy -
interest The premises are - -
sod subject OF Sl4ooe and interest rom
February 2lst 1908
Dated New York. March 2srd. 1903.
z Eafsrss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE


STOCKHOLDERS AND DEBENTURE BONDHOLDERs.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
pursuance Of resolution OF the Board Of Directors
accepted on or about The 2eth day OF Js5uaTy 4s mere
Tuesday the hth day Of May 1903 at the
the Company in Ohio. the 5th floor Of
6bio et me b9rr - eleven O'clock A N at which
meeting the following special matter will be submitted
the stockholders and deoenture bondhoders tor the
Whether abash Railroad Company shall be suthor-
Ten Million $1,000 Ooo principal Of said bonds
eaP P Rfter date and bear interest at rate not
Peya5ie 1 9eenae % sad bonds to be issued from
I +ls FSsr5 Of directors shall bv rego-
luton and approve but only for the PuTgose
ana property Of the company at the cities OF
il the state OF Illinois Toledo, Ohio; Detroit Michigan
and points the stoekhoders and dehentnre
and constructing such warehouses freight houses
co1sidersd necessary he Tanssctton Of ne business Of
fse s eogsntb b aTs or purchase money mortgage Or
deed ali said grounds properties facilities
trust sha IN effect provide that said bonds shall only
certified and issued fer amounts equal 10 me c[ '
Thic6 cost shall include whatever nay be necessary to
the same may acquired II being also understood that
70 the trustee or in such mortgage deed Of
and he'd by i o. thsa % as guc ~ an ssis bon5s
ana the Interest and subject to the lien Of sad
s br6perty in trust for Wabash Railroad Company
f f said bonds and mortgage such the Board
Directors may direct and Tssr transfer books Of
+7e r,-nrsny will Saturday. april fourth 1908
at twelve o'clock noon and reopen WEDNESDAY May
SIKH 4'o0 TIE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY
=, orTEsoN Secretary.
George J. Gould. LdgsT Ms4ss sI
Q. D Ashley RugsSu sag
s. c Reynolds, Joseph Rar1sey II
lanes Hazen HYDE H0-N 0'1l-' Director
WinSloV : Pierce
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
STPREMF COTRT- NEW YORK COUNTY.

- Charles X Billings substituted T-1stee etc
Plaintiff against Julius AbiOwch and others De1enoats
In pursuance judgment cf foreclosure and saie duv
made above entitled action oeaFnE das
9th day March 1903. the undersigned Refers
Judgment named viii sell uubic auction- AZ
Estate Sslssro No III BrosdTay-
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ciy. on the 5rd ca
of April 1903 twelve o'clock noon On that cav. ~
Herbert Sherman. suc1toneer rhs premises by sat
directed be sold and therein described as I9
All that Of land situate n the Iwefrh
Ward Of city OF New York bounded and Described "a
follows: Beginning a point the Sourherly line o
hundred and sixteenth Street distant three hundred
sfxty-nfne Westerly The formed BY
of the Wesrerf- lire Of Avenue - with
the SoutherIv sixteenth street
SOutherly and parallel with Avenue a
hundred and eleven inches the centre line %
block between One hundred and sixteenth and Ona
and fifteenth Streets thence running westerly
along said line eighteen feet seven and nair
running NO-rhery and parallel VITA Avsnu@
partly OF party wal one hun
the Southeriy line ot Ons
and running EaStery
mentioned eighteen fs-f and
inches the point place OF beginning Togsthe-
with all and singular the tensmeuts, heredanenss and
appurteuauces thereunt0 belonging IN app~r
tanning and rsversicns remainder and
remafnders. rents issues and profits thereof
Dated York. March so. 1905
CORNELIUS J. SULLIVAN. Referes
JULIUS n. SEYMOUR. Attorney for Plat1ti7- No =
william Borough Of Manhattan. n Y
The following diagram Of property 70 be soi8
above described:
ff5th
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

~. spproxir-sts amount q The ben or charge .
described property - - % scs1
s sa s4S Win thsrsoa from te iI-n day q
= together Wth costs and allowances
- x1e3 a. from Fshr1aTv 2etl.
80 so~s~h@- with the Of ta- sale rSe az
amount uI1er hcrsa
t~s - - allowed the purchaser of ne P1r
ebase money paid 6y ire Refers Is sels45 and m
WILLIAM -. INGRAM. Rsfss~~
<o-exosux j. adjourned 20 ThErsdeE
,,-il arr fssB3 the hour and place
VIZ y INGRAM. R@fsr-~
vM c MILLS. Plainti-s Attorney
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
I33th Street
f34th Street

n. sDp-oxirzfs amount len -h7rge y -
fSfv WHICH the described property is % De so
thereon from the 18th day q
Narch 1893 with and allowances Saunt
ing with March aoth- 1875. -
1e7bs~ wfth rh@ expenses q sale The approzuiats
which %
aIIo % the purchase MONEY
or raid by the Referee. s0S2 p with intsre ana
penalties
- WILLIAM A FERGUSON. Rcferee
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
E;Z;LT,G';$fl;IS1 n |; !; 5
DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN sMELTTNG q REFININe GO;

AMERICAN SMELLING & REFINING co:
II Broadway, New York, March iTth, 1903.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 10;
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
- Smelling & Refining Company this day declared
a Dividend Of ONE AND IRREGULARITIES Ia PER
CENT upon the Preferred Capltal STOCK OF tne
stockholders Of record at L
! clock NJ, March 21st, 1903
the Company Will close al u o'clock NJ, March 2lst
1908 and reopen April sth. 1903.
". z. MERRISS. Asst Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Spring Resorts.
RHODE ISLAND.

WATCH HILL r. T.
l. only hours from New York rom 5osso7; al
ington LoBE distance telephone .
telephone Misqusrcut Ggf LINKS % tne best
deep rshtux
boating roads unlimited supply Il
pure srrfnz under good pressure
offer furnished eottagss 20 rent for $40 % 500
al Peasant View Weekapauz etorrnerT
Noyess Beach and ornnocoutsur fruTn $50 % 500
FRANK ". COY. Real Estate Agent. Westerly. K J.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
Ocean Steamers.

\ MERICaS Line
NtzW-Yoftk- UTiIAMTfT0N-I<ONDsSN
L. 10 - Paul Apr -. lo a ra
PhIeaeFhis- Apr. p May g. 10 a m
PED STAR, LINE.
NEW TORK-ANTW E-RP-PARiS-
I. Iceland Apr Is 10 a m
Il. Finland pr p 10 = m
Piers II and IS. n R once. % B-oaosay- y l.
F-I-ROPE Select two sailing by = :
CEDRIC. steamer in the world
800 REV L. c. TEMPLE. FleningtOn. y J.
L a yELOCE"-F'ast Italian Line.
sailing Tuesday Nsolss Genoa
BOLOGSESI. HARTFIEsTD & 90. - Wall -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
AMERICAN CAR AND F2tIs FoTtIsSDlR1l III Yisos
Common Capital stock. pit piT1deBRdd eBRdARn HGn 6F
THE ROCK IsLANp - IgMPAnlrs ii 10

NEW YtlItFA y = - :. 1I-fIy =
THE BOARD OF pTREcTohs s,. OF . dnE ad,r.
p Isiand Company have nis oay e 51 e er share
ers Maj 1908 the hoiaers i q r5resentstyes ~ Of
preferred Losing OF transfer nooks AnIn & ~ ass 80
record on ne soT ire preferred stock VIII %
The transfer ge'N Aprsi r. and opened again al ~
oelsck IA. April 70 er5 55 r BoGes Asst Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03

Financial Elections.
OFFICE OF TEIB NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
34s & 34s Broadway, New York City.
4 ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES OF THE
Class and Inspectors Of the next election
vi be Home Office of this Company on
Wednesday April 1903 between the hours OF II A NJ
and u CHAS. c WHITNEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-03
HOTEL RUDOLF.

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AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
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