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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Ri9ter: Isle baden alfo ben 3eu'
gen 9uber. benz sic einen 3abn 5ies
ben fonten, nit sinem @9emetbein
ouf ben aopf eef9lagen. boB er obn'
mG4tig suiummenbra9. Warum tbas
ten Sie bas2"
Dorfbarbier: r@r tpouts ia 4loros
fprmirt tperben."
-DiegrpBeS iIberflotte
in Der 8ai bpn 0igp, na1 Der f6on
oft Dergebli9 gefu9t norben lift, ion
pieoer einmal aufgeftf9t tperben. Nus
Wtabrib tpirb bariiber gemelbet: en-
Bigo lief aus 9enua fommeno Der
italienif9e Oumpfer San gfemento"
bebufs unterfuGung bes @runbes Der
Bal Elm, nm ben ungebeuren @6aB an
Stlberbarren gu fu6en unb gu beben,
nit Dem 1902 bic befdnnte frana6fifd=
fpontf3e Jlotte aus Metinbien fom=
menb, belaben mar. Our9 bic @no=
lanber unb 9oadnber angeariffen, lab
Der 1ponif9e Mbmiral, baB feline Niez
berldge unbermeibli9 mar nnb um Die
rei4e 8eute benz SSeinbe nidt ausau,
ltefern, bobrte er feline Gauonen in BET,
8runb. Ser itoIienif9e Snbaber Der
Gon5efiton nirb, na9bem man init
ben Marine5eb0rben Derbanbelt bot.
Die 5ori9ungsarbeiter foglet9 Begin
men.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Wie bic 8uFen, 10 baben aud bic
Sapaner BEL ibrem Nufmarf9e ungez
obnte @9pierigtetten gu iiberpinben
ge6abt. @ielfa9 muBten srit @truben
1eu sef9affen psrben, auf benen ii4
Der Sruppentrunspprt bo13ieben
tpnnte. Oaau Der itrenee Winter, bic
unpirtbli9teit bes 2anbes. Ia' btefe
mibli9en @er6dltntfe batten 3rantz
betfen eptbemieartiaen gbarafters i'm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
9ie aeue Wambattans8 Birdie.

Cine Der f96nit.n unb pruttii4fen
Briiden, ni9t nur Mmerifas, ionoern
Der gan5en Melt tpirb bic neue Wtan<
hattan Bride iber ben @af Rtoer
fperben, beren piers unb Gunbamente
CUR 53eit bouenbet finb. Die Bride
tpirb bic 8operp an Canal Ctr. nit
Der 8rootlbner Miaoug6bp Ctr.
stpif9en Sob unb Prince Ctr, ners
binben. BON alien 8riiden 5tpti9en
benz Iiinbigen @otbam unb Der frpm'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Q d n

-0erIodenbes Anerbtes
Barber Our &ellnertn):
Rutbi, penn g mir n Rub gsben,
reiB' i3 Sbnen ou4 sratis n 3ohn
aus!
- 8eim urtfif9en 6 o.
men. profeFor: Wouen sic mir
fagen. 9err ganbibat, mas inner9alb
Der Notbfrift sef9eben muB2 @riter
Ganbibat: Sn Der Nothfriit, IN
Der Npthfriit - profefor Gid an
ben Sfpeiten ganbibatsn penoenO):
8ienei6t @ie, 6err Candidate 3pets
ter ganbtbot (her ouf bic 5rase oes
profeifors gar ni4t oufgepabt uno
nur bic Worte feines Go4e9en ptr'
nommen batte): Sn Der Roth -
friBt Der SsufeI 5liegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
tette n.

msn air6enfubt lit tie BET Meitem
ats bic grDBte geplant, nirb bod ibre
2dnge 5ptf9en beioen @nbpuntten
ni3t peniger als 10000 SUB betras
gen.
gea9 benz urfpriingli9sn pGuns
bate man cine 9Gngebriide. bon bier
etabltbirmen getragen, na9 d6nliz
dem 0eHin, fpte bic Mtuiamsburger
Bride i'm Muee. Der berfloHens
gommtKGr 2inbentbal bate Die gliidz
liGe Sbee anldBli9 Der 8er3Ogerung
Der @runbarbeiten, bas gauge 9roieft
umarbeiten gu lafen. I'm Die Con.
itruftion gerGumiger unb ~gefd1iger gu
MAIDEN. Mtt Der Reptiion Der Pldns
purbe o6ue @dumen b%egonnen. uno
bic Nrbeiten i9ritten 10 riitig por,
baB Der 8au Der neuen Struttur in
Babe aneefansen perben tann. On
alien S6eilen ptrb bic 8reite 1872
SUB ~betraeen, b. +. Elm paar SUB
me6r, als bic Mi4tamsburger Bride
befiBt. Daeeeen lit bic mittlere
Spanntpeite nit ibren 1470 SUB bon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

@efolge, bic einen bsbentlt9 6O6en
prDaentfaB BON &runfen in Der iapas
nif9en 4rmee 5eitigten. l1eberaa fah
man i'm @efolse Der Nrmes bic toreaz
nti9en 5petrGbrtgen S9fenfarren,
pte unIer Bib iie setgt, uuf benen bic
3rdnfen unb Marpben berldben mas
rem. Wan9' elmer Der tleinen eelben
&erIe aus benz Rei9e bes Mifabo bat
10 ben Sob gefunben, ebe Ct AUDI nur
ben 6etnb oefe1en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

po8u nod Der pratttf6e 9ortbeil
tommt, buB bic benz s3erreiben ben
gr0Bten Wiberftonb leiftsnbe Mafs
beg 6le9tDerts ft9 an Der @teQe
beftnoet, mo bas @tisngetpi9t Der
Bride it9 am msiften eoncentrirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

baftet unb benz Qanbeseeri9te einqez
liefert. = Mbbptat Or. @nil @uttz
mann nurbe bonn 2dnbgeri9t peqen
8eruntreuung 0 parteigelbern i'm
8etrage BON 77,258 8ronen fir 19ul>
big erfannt unb gu a6t Mpnaten
i9tperen Gerfers berurtbeilt. - cSn
einem 9otel ouf Der Wieben bat Elm
2iebesrpmdn einen trdoifGen DIS
f6luB eenpmmen. Der 34jdbriqe
&afier Sbeobpr Studs erf9oB feine
.22iG6rise 9eliebte, bic So9ter eines
6utma9ers Namsns Mmfterer, unb
bann fib ielbf. = Die 17idbrige
Magb Wargarete 1bl lisB cine Slas
f9e nit Sptritus i'm &eller falen. Die
Slifigfett ent3iinbete ii9 an Der offez
men Glumme Der Serge, Bic bic Maeb
in Der 9dnb belt, unb febte ibre alet<
Der in 8ranb. Die ungliidli6e ber<
ftdrb an ben srlittenen 8ronbpunoen.
: 8el1ner Mnton &roft, Der am g.
December b. S. am beui6ten Sage bic
Ndberin Morte Steiner auf Der Sting
ftrabe iiberftel unb berdubte, tpurbe
bem Gert9te 81 lebenslGngli6em
f6perem &erfer b%erurt6etlt. Muf einz
selegte Berufung %erfannte iebt bas
Geridt auf IL Sabre f9neren 8erter.
= 5elo5eugmarf9aa /. g. Sbeobor
Braumiiqer b. Sannbrud, sSn6aber
bes 5. acknowledgements unb e6e,
malieer Gommanbant bes 8. Corps,
1T geitorben.
8aben. Sn Der 3ef ~touration unb
Wtl6nirtbfhaft in Der @inDbe, bic
benz 8eftBer @tabelmann gebDrt, fanb
cine Gaserplofion ftott, pel9e in Der
9eftauratton aree 8erpiii tungen an>
ri9tete. Sbirs u1rb Sen@teritDde unb
Elm She'll bes 9o9fubles tpurben
berausserifen. Gum Slid mar bic
3obl Der @dite etne gertnse. 9ieielben
ergriffen panifartis bic 5lu6t, ein5el=
ne purben berlebt.
proBniB. Mua benz Ssi9e tpurz
be bier elm tpeiblider 2ei9nom ee5ps
gen, in tpel9em bic aus benz g1ternz
baufe ~abgdngige 17iGbrtee Marie
Smeital ertannt tpurbe. @s 1T fsitgez
itent tpOrber. baB bier Elm selbftmorb
bDrltege.
Sef6en. Die 63iGbrise lebise
4rmenpfriinbnerin Seanette S9ald
nurbe In tbrer Wobnung Bel bem
Diem ftbenb als 2ei4e aufgefunber.
sic bate pGbrenb Der Na9t bur9
@%inatbmung BON 3oblenornbgos, bas
aug etnem 19abbaften Sfenrpbre emit,
itr0mt mar, ben @rftdungstob sefun.
ben.
Suxetubnrg.
2uremburg. 9err eSSultus Die
seri9 1T gum 9of : Sbierarst in Grs
Iebung bes beritorbenen 9errn Carl
Siegen ernannt porben.
9oI5em. Sn Der @9eune bes
Mrbeiters 9eorg 8ranbenburger tpar
Seuer ausgebro9en. @s gelang ben
CUR &ettung herbetgeetlten perIoner,
nut einige MDbel 5u retten, @obnz
baus, S9eune unb 9tauung branrz
ten Biz auf's Mouerperf nieber.
&emi9. Die grnennung unferes
@9Dffens 9errn 2acroir gum 8iirz
germeiiter bes Stdbtdens nurbe bon
Der geiammten 9ebOlterurs nit Sc
fiblen Der Sreube aufsenommer.
S9roffts. DIS Der &ne6t bes
GERM Siueul gu S9ra1is cine flint
Meter 6obe Mauer un~tergraben bate,
~ltirate biefe plDBli4 5ufammen unb
begrub ben 8ebduernstpertben unter
i6ren Sriimmern. Ser 8erf9iittete
nurbe fofort auseeeraben, bod iteute
Der berbeigerufene Nr5t etnen 8ru9
Der Wirbelidule, iopts f3tpere Quets
I9ungen felt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Gbreapfsrte tn @iahtputot.

Cine befonbere Gebenspiirbtgtett
br 9ofenftabt Wlabitpoftof, tpel9e in
benz Oftafiatif9en 8riese cine 10 Bee
eeutenbei Rone fptelt, 1T Die @bren&
pforte. pel6e bor einieen Subren geEe,
eentli9 beg 8efu9es bes iostgen @sar
rem, Der bamaIs nod S6ronfoGser
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
g 9neIl ge1oIfer1.

Sat: rSie, 9err Mirtb. mas tit
benn bas9 Der 8raten 1T etstaGt unb
oas 8ier gang Darm!"
Wtrtb: $50, na9ber ftelen's balt
g 8ier auf ben Brain a neil, no
pirb's 8ier talt unb Der Brain
tporm."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Ote 2ebensb / d e
It a | 0 II entldng Der
britif9en &iite retteten i'm pergange>
men Sabre $50 9erfonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Unfit DE Gtfenbubn>
eturitGten iinb i'm getrage BON
100000 i'm 8efiBe elmer NetD O0rz
fer bensperfi9erungsgefenf9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
wirbeltrpmmel= araftpaaen."

Inter Der 2eitung bes @rttQeriez
bduptmanns @berbarbt berlieben un@
ldngit auf einem 9ampfer bret rSraf<
teure" ben 9amburger 9afen, UNI in
@iblpeitafrifu ben beutf9en Sruppen
propiant, Wafer unb Waffen na9
ben entlegenften puntten 5%u5ufIbren.
Sberleutnant Srooft, a Ia Suite Der
fai1erli9en 99uBtrupen, bate auf
@runb 12iG6riger grfabrungen in
Mfrifa no9 fat b%reiiGbriger CEMENT
tanner @rbeit nit Der Heuen Mutomo@
Bill @eFenf6oft in Berlin bieie Sratz
teure in Muftrag gegeben. Sin 8en<
sinmotpr bon 40 gferbeftdrten 5iebt
bur6 iebes 9elGnbe nit elmer 9es
f9pinbigtett Biz gu 6.2 engltf4e Wfetz
len in Der @tunbe bret Magen nit
elmer NuBlcit bon insgeiammt 10000
Bfunb. Oie 8reite Der &Gber tann
BON 1 SUB 8 3oG Bis auf 3 SUB 3
Bon bur9 MuH9rauben BON U%Gren
erb06t perben. C'eltnet es bann mod
nibt, Der 8obenf9pierisfeit 9err gu
tperben, 70 tpirb Der Motor auf eine
@eiltrommel ge19altet. Mtt Silfe bon
Mnfern unb zines 9rabtfeiles bon 28,z
900 8funb 8ru9feitigfeit ptrb erit
Der 3ugtpagen cine Strede tpetter ge>
soqen unb bonn Der 2aitnagen no9z
aebolt. Sabei perbrau9t Der Wotor
nur atpei Bis brei Quarts Waher fir
60 Weilen gntfernung. Sie1e leBt
nSrafteure" genannten Wagen nurben
ols Wirbeltrommelz& raftpagen" Dor
5pei Sabren auf benz Ssmpelbofer
sSelbe Bel Berlin erprobt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Ser urfprung bes Sat-

Ser nrfprungb es 9arz
Gefins. Ni9t Stdlten, ionbern
Jranfrei9, b. 3. 9uris, 1T bic 5eimatb
Surlefins. Dieter 9arlefin TT Der IN
gurig CUR Sbeuterfigur geiporoene,
Sabrbnnberte alte, fpri9p0rtli9eA au>
bel 6arlefin, Elm in 2umpen gefletoeter
Rerl teufli19enN omens unb teuflti9er
aDrperbef9affenbeit, Der in franaDitz
f6en 8olfsmasteraben auftrat. 8on
einem itulienif5en S9auipieler In Baz
RIG lit bteie beliebte 8olfsfi9ur oann
etpa Inn 1872 in bic n@ommeoia beu'<
Mrte" eingefibrt porben. Wptbus,
8irGe unb Sbeater rei4en ii4 dlfo bic
6anb. Sic ale baben on Der Gnttpid@
lung t5arletins tbeil, unb bon ibrem
Mei en-, bon ibrem Snbult 1T 3ug un
53ug in ibm biniibergegun9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

mar, erri9tet nurbe. sic itebt an
elmer bo9gelsgenen StraBe untpeit bes
9ufens unb tit i'm ruiitf9en &upeusn'
fill gehalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
0eferrei6. Wn9arn

@ten. Der spanaisidbrise 8Gder.
gebtlfe Sofepb Senepein unb bic nouns
ae6niGbrige 9tlfsarbeitertn Marie
S0pel fpran9en BEL Der &ronprtna
&ubplf : Bride Tn ben Oonauitrpm.
Sic batten fi9 borber am 6anbeelenf
bur@ Elm Sddtu9 Neutrality-suspicious.
ben. Siefes bate fi9 sel0ft. Die S1z
pei %ertrant, Senepein purbe serettet.
Ser penfionirte Siibbabnconbuf-
teur Sofef &Onig, Batter BON feds
&tnbern, bat mad einem Streite feline
Grau erfto9en. R0nis, Der elm 1lotos
rif4er Truntenbpls 1T. tpurbe ber<
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United states Government Bonds.
 Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
*Ex-Dividend.
Closing Pric1s .

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince g. Whitely, Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway, New York, and Is Center street. New Haven, Conn:
 Bid. Asked,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
Cotton srarlSet.

Reported by Dick Brothers & Co, mem bers of New York Stock and Cotton Exchanges; branch office. No. 19 Gen. ter Street:
 New York, Sept. 30.
 High Low. Last
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01

il'' of the Mongols under Genghis Khan is a thing of the past-dead six eentur- les ago Asia then suffered more than Europe. only the eastern border of which was visited by the Tartars. Near Iy every nation on the Asiatic main land was conquered and the Chinese suffered most terribly from their inva- sion.
 The Yellow Perir' will never come again. If it comes at all, it will be at the time when European civilization has retrograded and Europeans return to condition of savagery far below that of their ancestors before the days of Caesar. The Yellow Peril'' is only possible when the AsIatics are superior to the Europeans in culture, science. art, and general civilization, just as the Europeans, superior to the Asiatics in these respects, now dominate Asia.
 It will come when, Europe and America, weakened by incessant wars, are so
 helpless that not only the Asiatics, but even the Eskimos and LapIanders. will
 be able to dictate terms. When the
 Asiatics are able to overrun Europe and
 America it will not be the day of Vel low Peril' but the day of 3 golden era" If that day ever comes it will mean that the Asiatics are so superior | that they deserve the conquest of the world.-ReyieW of Reviews. -.-. .. . ..g+
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
Consolidated stock Exchange.

Reported over private wire by John Fill kins & Co, "A Broadway New York. New Haven office, $40 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
 Open. High, Low. Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
A CHINAMAN ON THE YELLOW
 PERIL !.

Why is it that England and America do not see the "Yellow Peril?" Be- cause they know that the invasion Of Europe and America will never come. Because England and America have so shaped their courses in their Asiatic possessions that the natives cannot and will not be driven to think of revolt, much less invasion. The liberty, free dom, fair play, and privileges granted by England and America to their colo nies insure contentment and stability among the natives. Any one who com pares the condition of the Straits set dement's and Annam will be immedi- ately convinced of their respective con- ditions and corresponding prosperity. The troubles in German Africa are the outcome of cruelty; the flourishing con- dition of the Sandwich islands is the fruit of impartiality. The "Yellow Per-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
NEW FORK STOCK MARKEr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations. On the New York Stock Exchange. reported by Prince & WhiteIy. Bankers and Brokers, 52 Broadway, New York land Is Center street. New Haven, Conn.
 Open. High. Low. Close
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-01
EinamrfaI.
YESTERDAY'S STOCK 5f4RKET
Steel Bears Burden of Supporting
 Prices,

Steel Bears Burden of Supporting
 Prices.
 New York, Sept. sO.-United States Steel pf. bore practically the whole burden of supporting the price level in the stock market up to late in the day when there was a revival of the rumor that settlement had been arrived at by compromise of the contest over the manner of distribution of the assets of the Northern Securities company. A jump of four points in Northern Se- curities on the curb resulted, and Union Pacific rose in sympathy on the stock exchange. The western railroad stocks came into better demand after that and threw off the dragging influence which held them in check early in the day. Official disclaimers of the re- ported settlement of the Northern Se- curities suit did not seem to alter the effect of the report. The buying of United States Steel pf. was in enor- nous volume. Indications that some of the demand was coming from influ- ential banking houses =dded to its con- tinental influence. There was ilo news to account for the movement beyond the reiterated reports of the expanding demand for iron and the inference that 1 a larger consumption of steel and its l finished forms would be a sequel. The strength of United States Steel preferred was availed of to take profits | all through the general list and with the exception of the New York public service stocks and a few other special. ties, there were no important advances until the late rise In Union Pacific re- leased the market from some part oi the restraint upon it.
 The strength of the Pacffics was taken advantage of, like that in United States Steel pf. to sell stocks at othel points and the market closed rather ir, I Irregular.
 Bonds were strong on widely dis. tributed demand. Total sale par value s6.s6O,OOo
 United States bonds were unchanged I on call.
 Il E r V
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TlR Union Trust GlHllallT
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. 6HARTERED Dy tue state of Connecticut with authority to act as Executor, ,Ad. mlnlstrator, Guardian. Receiver or Trustee, under will or deed.
 Is a legal depository of money paid Into Court and all public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations, and individuals, and administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of Indebted. ness. manage sinking funds, and do all bus mess such as usually done by trust c0mps. nies.
 collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re. ceiyes deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate aud apart from the general assets of the Com pany.
 This Company Is by law regularly exam. ined by the bank examiner of the state 0t Connecticut.
 HENRY L. HoTCHKIsS, President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
 m26.tf
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EEK dividend.
LoCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Bnnk stocks.

Furnished by Kimberly, Root & Day. Bankers and Brokers, 133 Orange Street
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

MERGENTHALER LINoTYPE's YEAR.
The AIergeuthaler Linotype Company reports Tor
.ba year ended September 90 as follows:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

actions. Provisions showed a moderate improve
ment at the close. Wheat resumed Its upward
trend amid increased speculative enthusiasm. Lo-
cal traders had been aroused to greater activity by
the gossip concerning December wheat and out
siders, lending 10 the bullish theories rela-
tive 10 the cereal held by leading commission
firms showed more inclination to take part in the
market December wheat. already congested bv
reason of recent heavy purchases by a few lead
ing houses will it is thought by many, be made
the instrument by which prices Will be advanced
sharply between now and Christmas. Local re-
ceipts were IS cars; last year they numbered 101.
The market was very active for an hour and q
half while it strongly on the up grade. but when
the demand slackened and some selling by early
purchasers began. the business dropped 10 small
proportions December closed 81 1885 to 81 1872,
after selling high s. 1914 and low early as
81 49,. The highest for May 81 144s the lowest
at the opening 81 i2ss; the close was 81 1875
Corn was higher chiefly because Of covering BY
shorts who were influenced 10 follow this course
bv the vet weather in the West, which will tend
10 delay the movement somewhat. aud by the
strength In wheat, the latter probably being the
more potent factor. Country acceptances were
again usht. less than 50 900 bushels being bought
on bids sent out last night Local receipts were
only q cars December closed at the TOP lgisc
after selling as low 4slsc The range of May
was from 45'sc 70 45sc 20 45Esc. closing 459 TO
4521c
Oats 7led firm all through the session. Prices
were bid I'D early by local shorts who we're cover
ing their recent sales. and, offerings were only
fair prcas soon touched the high point for the day
provison interests and early buyers sold Tberaliv
~ ne advarce, break of &c 10 ss~ &C.
Cured There was a fair general commission house
Tia cars and l02 cars are expected for Tomorrow
Provisions again ruled strong. with the buying Of
a God character and readily absOrbipv Offers on
an ssSyaneing scale Of prices. Hog receipts TODAY
yyera - r9O head and prices the Yards .gere
e. "a 10c higher Meat shipments were $50 COO
nornds compared with 2S36.000 pounds a year AGO
and lard shipments were $4,000 pounds, compared
,1 Or Ga6 January pork sold at from sl2 92i5 10
So a January lard sold between s. a5 aud s. 60
Js,uaryr ribs were s. IS 10 s. iIia
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Financial.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED by the
Common Council # the city of New Rochelle. y. y.
o'clock TUESDAY. October - 1904, at the Common
Council Chambers, in the tfy Hall Building the
# Main and Mechanic Streets. all OF
eighteen as certificates OF Indebtedness Five Thou
sand tS500o Dollars each, said certificates Of indebted
be dated Goth October 1904. paya
BE the 10Th Of June 1905. These us
Indebtedness issued Section IA, of Chap
l2S of the Laws OF the state OF New York. the
1899 and the acts amendaory thereof and
70 resolution OF the Common Council Of said City.
adopted october 1904 said certificates Of Indebtedness
10 be issued in anticipation Of the collection Of City
Taxes for the current fiscal year.
These certificates be numbered 1 1S
elusive. and shall bear interest at the OF six 6
firm corporation Offering the highest premium
therefor
The CITY reserves the right reject any all bids.
All bids be addressed TO Charles Kammermeyer. City
Clerk. and marked such.
Each bid shall be accompanied by deposit OF Two
Thousand $4,000 Dollars. in cash certified check for
payable the order OF the City Treasurer
OF the CITY of deposit forfeited
the parties to whom the certtf-
shall awarded fail and pay the
in accordance with the terms OF sale.
certificates be delivered the Office Of the city
Treasurer City Hall in the City OF New Rochelle n y.
on Monday. 81 1904. at IL O'Clock in the
No bid will be received for less than par.
Purchasers will be required pay accrued interest
of the Common Council of the City OF New
Rochelle y y.
CHARLES kAMMERNIEYER.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
NEN Y0RE. Az HAIEN 3 HlRIEl3l AZ.

uep pdrL from t4.aud Central sLallols 4zd
and Ave, follows.
BOSTON New London and Providsnce-fS:0o
" $500. g o:0I. "FI2:eG p A.
BOSTON. via Willimantic-fFS:0 A. NJ 42-O0 P, NJ
BOSTON via Springhelc-TS:O0 A. n. tli2,00. Sl4.Oo.
FITCHBUBCS via Putnam & Worcester-+'3.00 P. NJ
LAkEVILLE and NORFOLE-fF9:I5 A.. NJ. ff3 IS p ~
CT BARRINGTON STOCEBRIDGE. LENOX. PITTS
WATERBURY, and WINSIETH-f5;o0, $500. fsS:oo.
ttlO-e2 &l0.O2 tto Waterbury, A. n. ffl .03 tS:SO.
I5:ol. ts6;o0. S'6:oo lto Waterbury, p n -
Ticket Offices Central station aud c125th
St. also at c11S c261 11s5 cl$5i Broad%ay ca Park
Place. 60 Union Square C1s2 Fifth c245 Columbus
Az, 649 Madison av. ezra West 125th St. I53 EssE
125th ST. In Brooklyn. c4 Court St. SEQ Fulton Srs
SDafy. fIzcept sundays Sundays only. asatur-
days only tStoFs 18th St $ParIor Car LImited-
uIIas Diaing Car. Agencies selling ParIOF and
q. T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen PasA AsE
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Bowling Green Trust CO.


u BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital, $z,5OO,OOO Surplus, S2,5OO,OOO
OFFICERS;
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st -Presiden:
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres & Treas
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS;
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard. Edward 7. Jeffery,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William NJ. Laws,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, J. w. Middendorf,
Grenville N. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
A. Gospel, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. SchencI,
Frank Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas
John A. Hilton, John F. Truesdell,
E. F. C. Young
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Totals .Hlooo- 700 @i~'1'7''1" A''-'"~'
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
Alabama Great Southern reports for the year
ended June 30 1904. as follows. compared with the
two preceding years:
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--,.-r1l aNEovs GAS COMPANIES.

at rtereF.
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For Porto LR5GOn
Steamships oc the RED % LINE will SAL for San
Juan direct. follows;
s S. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, OCTOBER p noon
CARACAS. Saturday. November Il.
For freight passage apply %
ROTLTO$, BLISS DALLEEI.
General Managers. 81 Wall ST.
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There we're 45s rented machines solo ana ooo ma
chimes on rental in the year
The balance sheet as of october compares as
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BANK STOCKS.

reported ey Clinton Gilbert No ? wsl-stD
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Tar TELEGRAPH TO THE rRibcNL.i rRib.i -.
chicago. oct. l9.-wheat was agalii s''g - ~.
,n- 10 10 lAc higher. Corn adVaneea - - -
sTs oats showed gain Of &c on '''e ~