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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-06
SEATTLE INTERNATIONAL AS
QUIT THE FIGHT.
Will Be Candidate Until the Last
Minute of the Contest for
Nomination.
The Seattle Times says:

The Seattle Times says:
Il am still in the race-still running
| will not quit. Intact, l have had no
thought of quitting. One can never tell
what will happen in politics. l never
can. at least No, do not get the idea
that l am quitting, for l am not"
Such was the rather startling state
ment of Judge John e. HUMPHREYS to
the Times this morning. In view of the
fact that the King county convention
by some oversight failed to discuss
an Endorsement of the local guberna
tOrial candidate, it was thought that
possibly Judge HUMPHREYS had con-
cluded to drop out. But when report
er called this morning the judge was
as cheerful as ever and as sanguine
of success as he was when he first an
nounced his candidacy. When asked to
talk the Judge said:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-06
TO SURVEY ALASKA LINE.
Canadian Boundary Commissioner Is
Coming.


VANCOUVER, b. c., May 6.-W. F..
King Canadian boundary commission
er, is en- route to Vancouver to ar
Vanse for the dispatch of three Cana
Man parties of surveyors who are to
N\rk jointly with the American sur
yeNors in determining the Sanadian-
Am\rican boundary under the London
aWaN of last year.
Tw\ Canadian and two United
States Narties will survey the country
where tAe boundary Will cross the head
waters y the Lynn canal and ChiIkat
river. \ mint party Will make a sur
vey on thAStikine, This viii eliminate
the more IMPORTANT districts through
which the S%undary Will pass. c. A.
Bigger, of A\awa, and White Fraser.
of Dawson, II be in charge of the
two Canadian\2rties.
Neither kint nor Tillman, the
American comn{Sioners, will go to
Alaska this yeah NThe total distance
from Mount st. El9A east and south.
but it is the intentiN to survey only
that portion where Nyel and pros
pecting will be probab
J. J Macarthur is ala en- route to
British Columbia from Ottawa to con-
-,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-06
M'BRlDE is LOSING HIS FIGHT
County After County Declares Against
His denomination.

TACOMA, Wash, May 6.-Sharp
politicians. men who have inquired out
the course of the political tide for
years and who generally have come
very close to hitting the nail squarely
on the head. are now busily engaged
in summing up Governor Henry Nc
Brides chances for a denomination for
a second term. According to reliable
figures from conventions and decisive
primaries already held, the governor
will not be the choice of the republic
can state convention to be held in
Tacoma May II.
Four Candidates Appear.
At present, four candidates have re-
ceived Endorsements from county con-
ventions. TO date, Mcbride has $50
votes assured him and there are 1870
certain in opposition to his candidacy
Thurston has come out unanimously
with its fifteen votes for G. j. Lord;
Chelan will east its nine votes for
John d. Atkinson, and the Lewis dele
cation Of II has been instructed to
work hard for Il. W. Conner.
King and Pierce.
With a total apportionment of 654
delegates. this leaves 303 delegates who
are yet to be heard from, and of these
King county Will name ia. These will
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-06
Judge HUMPHREYS Talks.


There was a great furore in the
convention yesterday over the question
| of congressman and a SENATOR;
therefore it was useless for me to try
to get the Endorsement at that time,
as the delegates We're Sc worked up
over other matters. I concluded it was
best just to mingIe with the politi-
clans and chat with them, but l did
not try to secure the Endorsement.
But I'll stay by the fight until
either myself or someone else is nomi-
mated for governor. l notified my
friends that 1 would not quit long ago,
and 1 intend to live up to that prom
ise.",
Would you drop out asked the re-
porter, If your own county went back
on you in the state convention?"
The Seattle candidate for governor
always has an answer ready. He comes
right out strong with his opinions.
The Judge Won't Tell.
Well see when We get there. The
convention won't amount to much.
Conventions seldom do. Yesterdays
gathering was no convention inasmuch
| as the program was all cut and dried
before vote was cast. But so far as
that is concerned, I don't want to de-
clare what l Will not for the county
may support met
If King county won't support you
at any stage of the game will you drop
out?" persisted the reporter.
King county hasn't refused to sup
port me-" sand the judge promptly
And King county won't turn me
down, either, until the last minute.
Why should it? Who has chance n
[ haven't? If Seattle sees it can't get
a congressman, do you mean to tell
me the delegation is coming back here
without anything? Wouldn't it rather
have governor than nothing at all?
Say-wouldn't it?
"Whatcom has instructed for
Meade for congress; jefferson and
Spokane are against our present con-
gresham, and you had better believe
Seattle will jump to me before it will
lose everything. Yes, sir" And the
judge smiled happily
Why He Can Win.
Figure it out for yourself" he con-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-05-06

Totals ...... 645 $50 100 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

~ Mcviczar Realty Trust Co: 100 wlllIau-st q
II 81 Bseman-sJ &c 9x26 9x 9x4 1Ox3 6X2 2xl2 sN4x
"A 1x45. loft and store bldg; 70 l. 9 Caracas
S33S0O: 1876 and l3s Beekman-st. 9, 81 n n
Front-st aTx25 7x36 llx25 O. two story lott and
store Loweufed Prayer for Sl0O50 l4S and
las Em-st. =. SOL f. ; Of Grand-st oSdOt3 TO " >
5xiO3 IL. lott office and store
bldg. \ SEA 500. 2l2 Centre-st. g. 2DO6
OF Grand-st 24Tx44 3X25 2x429; story loft and
store bldgs; j Garachs for $4,000 DO and -
Centre-st. 81 n OF Grand-st 5Ox36.3X about COX
81 O.. story and b,dgs; 20 L G Garach9
for $4,000. 20 12th-s 626 u OF University
Place az 5x1OO Sx-x--x1101O 70 University Place
81 gx5G story fr ten rs and story ten
a. 20 Municipal Realty Co for $4,000 $40 and S4I
SprinEst. 5I3 II OF Westst. sc 1xs0 }Ns5 9xsO
g story ten he; to the Whitehall Realty % for
SO 600. CS 70 "a ThonpsoHst 8 1879 4 q Sprnss
81 7v2f 11v3 6xJ0x1 II 70 NlOO2 two
and two story ten story rs rear;
Solomon Jacobs for $75O5O: Piers = and "A. East
River. ali right etc. Thomas Van Zandt; Rosats
Ruspc q Le0u5ld Van Zandt et al; Weekes atty;
t'luEert partition. Kirby and Jef-
fe~s respectively. for StO.5O9 and ST.45O.
Iv Joseph Day: 1T41 EarS-ave. corner lZIsr-s
20 1tx15 story h; 4 . Larney aSt z Kopetshy
al. Rowland. N & 2. attys p A Maher tr, REF amt
50 So SAL prior MICE $4,000; to the
pIartlT for $50 80. -
by Herbert a sherman: Lexington-ave. " cor 57th-
e. 9xfO. story q p: @ $ Hubbard, as trus etc.
ait Morris Plinus al: G y Morgan 3 son. attys;
siruns ref due s56945 Fl: taxes. etc s2%oo; ad-
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Patos. caleb r TO Lawyers Title Insurance
per S2-y .'-. :, $4,000
1eT s 10000
S char1R-: years a. per esui-'.H.- 5000
Furuaa. Silas n. 10 Charles II Cotton. executor
and trustee 26th-st. S. 14lS Il 9 % 4th-aye;
r4@-trsre $1,000. year per eent-....'... $500
Hoffman julia. % LAWYERS Title Insurance CON-
pany. 1Utt-st. n go II % 2d-aves . years. -
ZbOOO
Williams. Richard .. John Bussing. #. and
another. Joint tenants OsstdorTs-ave tWalksr-
due July l. 1907. 5000
Sprtug-st No - 90. Mott-st. dus
I. 1895 a. per 1900
EUr<ins. Rosa L. the Bond, Mortgage and Sc
Cu-ty Company Nercer-st No 81 y part. I
year, a. per cent. 1000
Lewls-st. {. 10 Il 5 OF Rtvingt0n-st: years.
2ith-sj 50 IsI West: years per cent. 5000
Iaersage $500; years 8 per csat......-io 5000
Single. Henry ". to NCw-Yorz Mortgage and
corner Northst: year per ent........... SO 900
Goetz. Christian. TO New-YOrk Savings Bank.
Lenoxave, " correr 114th-st; due June l.
1907: ~ per cent $4,000
Kr1sss Conrad :. AMI another to Realty Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHI. tIf TELEGRATH TO THE TRTBUNE.l
a. March S.-There was a decline IN wheat
49, - 4sc 20 PC. Strength marked tho first
Ia. WIN an apparent Increase IN the outside
ssB, an inclination 10 buy was aroused on the
Ia s1einert that the Argentine strike, which
n. - reported settled. was still,under way. on
\. -.'nuec dry weather IN the Southwest, and on
rr.t y mat cables. while lower. were not or as
~ me decline here on Monday.
"a, - elosed at SSac. May sold at ssikc and
g.. =, Closed az 9lEc The old July closed ct
~, - new July At SSc: the old September at
sars,. Isra and the new September at S3ikc. The
e y, SHOWS the lack Of bun leadership. There
Etst - no" 10 support prices when they turn
Az - - consequently stop loss orders are caught
tha.-. ne declines going. The market also
llg.--- laek OF important short interests.
ku. 80 80 closed "a lower: London Izo 20 Iikd
n. -. minneapolis had something 10 say about
b. - movement The Northwest cars were
lssb,,s lafeo with 5Gs; the primary total syl 600
lis.t = COMPARED with 5ls000 bushels. The con-
ss.,,. .'0ah' liz. 900 bushels decreased 5000 The
cs,-. visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels.
n.a. - Nere zsooo bushels 81 Louis reported
N1s1eA' 10. RED sold at-sszc over its May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

The seaboard reported y loads. The Southwest
keeps dry but The crop adyices from there are not
sensational.
There was a strong corn market until the last
hour Prices al their best &c TO lssc higher.
The advance was all lost March closed al SIC;
the May sold a. 5Jisc and 53c and closed at 53a4c
that the May corn was tied up by Armour. For
several days there have been big scalplng opera
tious on the buying side Of May corn presumably
for a group Of rich New-Yo rlers at Hot Springs
The weakness at the close. and the loss Of the
early advance were in sympathy with the weak
ness IN wheat. There were 80 cars. with 10 for
Wednesday. The contract Etock-2.593O0 900 bushels
Increased 20 600 bushels. Cables were I'd TO SD
m Argentina reported UnfavorabIe weather.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels. Shipping sales
were 1000 bushels.
Oats were higher early. and there some buy
Ing OF May by the interests which have been buy
ing so largely for a few days back The market
at It's best was sc 10 1c higher. This rally
lost. and the close was sso 10 &c under Monday.
May sold at 43lsc 10 Hlsc and closed Hssc: July
FcaIpinE operations % the same group now at Hot
Springs which has been EcalpinE corn so largely.
Provisions at the close showed no great change
from Monday. Pork. sc higher 10 &c lower; lard.
2lkc 10 rs up: RIBS unchanged TO &C lower. There
were only 1900 hogs. and some buying those
small figures. The packers however. against
the market. Commission houses had about
much for sale 70 buy. The professional element
was bearish. Outsiders are not buying on the scale
they were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

Company I5th-st n > SIS = % 6th-ave; PRIOR
mortgages. S49. 600. year. per cent -.----..--
same tp same. same property prior mortgage
$50. 90; year q per cent. 5000
Cohen. Elias A. % American Mortgage Company
Fivingtou-sr. s. = q OF N0rfoiN-st;
year . PER cent 49, ...-s
SlaVoOs year. . ner cent. ,--..--
Le1a1e. Timothy ID. % the Emigrant Industrial
savings Bank. LeVinEtOn-avs. s. - q or
Slst-st; year. ~ per cent. .........-.--.-..
Realty Operating Company 70 James II Roosevelt
81 al. trustees lU3th-st. &. $50 q " o. Auster-
dall-aVeF 1 year. per cent. ..--...--
same 70 same. 1o9th-st. $. 500 = " OF Anster-
0dEu-aEes I year. 3 per cent
Carlow. James. To Title Guarantees and Trust
Company. TTth-s-. Nos 9 and 10 West two
mortgages; 5 years a. per cent. each. .........
Same % same. 77th-st No West. years. IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
REAL ESTATE.
Proposed Bank Building May Hare
LARGER Site.

The New-Yorz Produce Exchange Bank was yes
terday reported to have enlarged the site which
it proposes 10 build tan Office building by the
purchase Of No. = Broadway. which Is part OF the
old Central Building property. at the northeast
corner OF Beaver-st. and Broadway The size OF
the parcel just bought is 236x6Sx Irregular. and.
with this purchase the bank now owns plot OF
about 1000 square feet. The purchase price OF the
combined parcel is said to have been about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09

Manhat-ani-ave. No al. e $. 50. 4x95: Elizabeth O
Mortimer 20 julia Raudntz; mortgages. $4,000; -
IO31-st No 155 West. 81. 2x1Ofx31 1OxfOO1t. EIiz-
a2eth y Mortimer Julia Eaullntz: mOrtgasa. -
e. To- s Aos
Sttn-st. 200 % OF West End-ave. H)x1oOSs
sase si7odo .ls''5''a =, 80. s4OO0
5th-sye. 8. 61.4 n n u 21st-st. 59x75NSlSS
So Charles Scribuer and another % Robert
Bridges Nominal
scrsbner. one-third Nominal
third Nominal
29th-ss. =. 50 r. Of Lexington ave
"a SIX 3fN2lSN3f Prick j Shea to Joseph
Oussani: mortgage. $1,000. Nominal
2Bth-st. s, l4LS q Of shave. y. 10X9S9
Silas II Furman % Virginia Il II F'lrman mort -
mortgages. SIT500. foC
27th-st n S. IS II e OF shave fsx9s Q: clifford
O Goodwin to Century Realty Company. mort
$1,000 c 100
WoOsrar-st. No 33. 3. 10 SXj0: Sflas II Furman
70 Charles Wingert: r-c-trays s1s 900. Nominal
Broaf-st No 81. 10 Sx20 6xt3 fON20 s. Leon
WE'LL TO Charles j and anOlner.
two-thrd interest; mortgage sill 600 Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Cre-hundred-an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, south side.
223 feet east OF Anthony-ave, one story and base
Tnent brick church, G4xS2; fremont Baptist Church.
owner: William Il. Birkmsr. architect; $4,000.
No ISIS Bathgate-ave, five story brick tenement
house 54x776at; William II. Birkmier, owner and
one hIlntired-an d-seventy-eighth-st south side.
10 feet east OF Iafontaine-ave two five story brick
tenement houses. SGbxo8. William Il BlrkInler,
owner and architect; SO 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
Real Estate.
Half Price
Title Insurance

Ito the amount of the former policy
on all property title to which has pre-
viouSly been examined and insured by
this Company.
And after doing the principal title
examination business of this city for
over twenty years, it has covered a
very large part of all the real estate
of the city.
Title Insurance is now too cheap to
do without.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
Financial Meetings.

WESTERN GAS COMPANY.
TIME ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SHARE
Il holders CT the Western Company Will be held at
a., ca - Inc Company Broad Street New York. on
Monday March q. 1904 at II O'Clock A NJ FOR the eIe
60 ~ BOARD OF Directors for the ensuing year ana
Sor tie transaction other business as may come
the meeting $50.
NJ March and VIII be rcopened az ~
CLOCK a ~ Oh ma ROBERT II. MURRAY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
REALTY NOTES.

Jacob a King has leased for the Adams Express
Company three lofts in the building Nos 491 and 1913
Broadway to the DeimeI Linen Mesh System Com
pany for n term OF years. Mr.. King has conveyed
his renting department to the Taking Realty Com
many recently Incorporated under the laws OF this
State Of which the following persons have been
elected officers for the ensuing year: Jacob "A:
King. PRESIDENT; Henry Salz. vtce-presldent and
treasurer, and L. De r. BOughtOn, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM COMPANY.
SI6 Broadway.

New York. March I, leOA
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT a SPE-
~ oial meeting Of stockholders q The ALTOMAIlC
COMPANY will be held at the ONCE o.
- C,ronanv No 4I8 Broadway New York city March
O'clock consider and take ACTON
,Tn the proposition Increase the toTIPays CaPital
So 20 Six Hundred Thousand Dollars. For the pur-
-. holding such meeting. the transfer books VIII IA
eloses March IL Teopsned March l.. l9o4 BY
order Of inc i''S'.s-' E. O. RICHARDS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
TO IMPROVE sxTY-FoURTH-sr. SITE.

T. Ge Forest Simmons he's sold for Or. Simon p.
Goodhea-t No. I51 East Sixty-fourth-st.. a thres
story and basement brownstOne front dwelling
rour, on q lot eoxlCO5 Feet. J. Wray Cleveland IS
the bI1ver. lie viii build American basement
dr-aI-c- house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
nEY.sT. RuILpINe SOLE.

William \. White & Sons have sold FOR Clemsncs
g. T. Fish 70 Harry NJ. Austin No. 81 Dey-sG. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
Furnished Houses to Let.
Citations.
THE People OF THE STATE or NEW

York; BY the Grace Of God Free and Indepsndent 90
William Newton Collins, John Austen Stevens Lucretfa
T. Heckscher. Frances A Norris. Abby A Potter. Ger
Julia c. Stevens Alice Wilkinson,
q kin q Caroline ". COlvli. deceased. send
greeting. Whereas William Newton Collins Of City
O. New York has lately applied the Surogate's Couf
Of County % New York 70 have two certain instru
IN writing relating both real personal prop
duly proved the last VIII and Testament and
CodfciI thereto Caroline W. COlvf
Of New York. deceased therefore. you Of you
cited appear before the County q
New York his Office IN the County Of York erl
the 18th day % April thousand nine hundred and
four. at hafpast O'Clock IN the
then and there attend the probate o. the said viii
and Testament And such Of hereby cited.
are under the Of twentyone required
appsar by your guardian II have
none % appear and apply fer appointed
the event OF your neglect failure TO guardian
viii appointed Surrogats 70 REPRESENT and ars
Tor yCu ir the proceeding
n testimony whereof. -
SurruEate's Court OF the County York 20 b.
hereunto ah-xed Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FTTZ-
GERALD, a Surrogate o. said County OF New YORK
at said county the md day OF March, year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and four.
JAMES A DONNEITY
sea- Clerk OF the Surroxate's Court
PARKER e AARON. Attorneys for Executors. 81 Ts-,.x
way Borough OK Manhattan New York cirx,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON

l. d g February %, 19o4.-sealsd Proposals are In
nted ana will be received this department until
O'clock ,. m. Saturday. April 10, 1874 at which time
he opened In the presence Of attend
ing the construction Of one steam screw pro
United Revenueutter Service Tor
duty OF Maine. 70 be known while IN course
&C. launched "A. r &. :. said
vessel Is 20 he constructed accordance with the plans
and specifications provided by tho Secretary Of the Treas
which together form II proposal, contract.
sc may be obtained upon application 10 this Depart
must he addressed Secretary OF the
Treasury indorsed the enveope Proposal for
Revenue Coast OF Maine. The right Is re-
erved - reject any bids waive defects 4
deemed To- he q the Government do.
ROBERT n. ARMSTRONG. Acting Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
LEAsEs WHITEHALL-sT. eUILOINo.

The United Cigar Stores Company has leased No.
81 WhitehaII-st.. five story building. FOR term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
Financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF The
United States ShiphuiIding Co.

To the Holders Of First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds and Collateral and Mortgage Bonds OF tho
Knitted States shipbuilding Company;
The holders of over So per O, the outstanding
issue % the First E7rtrars Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
and the holders All o. the Collateral and Mortgage
,Pe-r,hern) BONDS q tho United States Shipbuudlng
Cornqa-y having duly Rsse7ted 20 the Notifications
o. the original pan and Agreement Of Reorganization
of MAY e. 1904. fled wIth the Depository February
d 1903. TIE said 1I1lfra-tors and the original Plan
and Agreement as 20 modified hereby declared
effective and binding
Further deposits VIII ~ received ~ the CITY TRUST
CoGPANT OF SEW YORK Depositary, until
March 10Th. 1904. after which date deposits viii only
be received u the discretion Of the Reorganization
Committee ana upoa such conditions the COMMITTEES
may determine
Dated March e. 1874
GEORGE II. SHELDON. Chairman.
CHARLES :. FAIRCHIID.
JOHN +. BORNE.
PIINT FISK.
CHARLES ". wETMoRE.
MAX NATHAN,
Reorganization Committee.
WI NELSON CROMWELL.
OF Counsel 20 the Committee
ELIEU ROOT.
Counsel - the Syndicate Managers.
WALTER ". LEE. Secretary.
No IS VAN street. oev York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
PROPOSALS FOR GUN CARRIAGEs-ORD.

once War Dept. Westminster n c.. FEB. g. 1900
Seaea proposals duplicate viii be received here
P n March q 1904. and then publicly opened for sup
plying ord. Dept. T. s Army. with ten 5tnch baroette
csrrtares model Of 1898 Information furnished upon
reafion 10 Brig Gen WILLIAM CROZIER. chief OF Ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
- Broadway. New York. February * 1904.
I'HE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THE VOTING

sloss-shefneId Steel & Co.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
dav declared a dividend - ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS USCD PER CENT. upon the Preferred
Stock OF Company OF earnings. payable April
list 1900 the Office Of the Guaranty Trust company
O New York Transfer books VIII De closed at three
O'Clock 2. VI. March 21st and reopened on the
morning OF Ap-t "a =. l. MORRIS,
Secretary s Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
MARCH =. 1901

WEST POINT. " Y MARCH :. 1904
w s.-ies proposals IN trfplcate furnishing Fuel
.r-f wear ending June 1895. will be received here
y-rfi :, 1904. Information furnished upon
application L. s reserves right 20 reject or accept
Az all part thereof. Envelopes con-
tsning proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
ru.L" addressed - H. Z. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
MERGENTHALER LINOrYPE CoNrANY..

MERGENTHALEE LINOTYPE COMPANY
New York. March 3. 1904.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
~ Directors he'll this day "A regular quarterly dividend
q TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. was declared,
ravabe on ana after March 1904 the stockholders
record Tuesday. March T. 1904 at three CLOCK
The ,rnnsfer books will close Tuesday March u.
1904 81 O'Clock p. II, and reopen On April J. l''4
~ 'en 'e-o-N FRT-DK T. wARBURToN Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
nEEICE OLE TIE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..

~ Washington. Mach 3. 1904 Sealed proposals viii
he received al Office until = O'Clock. noon, March
28 1904 furnishing IL . go safe waves tor ne
,rorosals may be Obtained a. this Office HENRY r. =.
NACFARLAND HENRY. L WEST, JOHN BIDDLE.
Commissioners. d c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
DIED ID" LINE.

For La Guayra, Puerto CabeiIo. Curacao and Mara
eefbo via Curacao. calling also at san Juan. Z. r.
From Pier Is. adjoining Wall st. Ferry. Brooklyn.
r S Satlrisys Aalcf 10. noon
s IS. CARACAS -.- SaluIcaNs April noon
/ a Guayra. Curacao and Maracaibo-
s. ZIIIA....-.............sS saturday, March T.
S MARACAIBO. Saturday, March 20 noon
These steamers superior accommodations fer
BOULToN. BLISS & DALLETT.
ManaEers l35 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

fo9th-st. $50 q " o. Amstsrdar1-ave for
three five story brick houses. 4OxSs II:
II V Dounellau. owner Noors q LandsiedeL
architects Si85 90
Marion-st. No So SIS. for a six story and base
brick warehouse and stores, 81 4xS42:
HavIey & Hooper owner: c z Reid. architects. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-09
CUNARD LINE.

- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Tucara Mar T. noon |Cauuauia- ...- Mar % noon
Aurana. Mar Is. p. NJ. EtrIra. Apr. ? a. NJ
I,rabria Mar 10. A N. Luc-u a.-..Apr .. 10 A. NJ.
M-DITERRANEAN SERVICE.
Saings viii be announced later.
FrouI Piers 5l-52, NCrth River.
N''' - VERNON II. BROWN. General Agent