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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
New York. June L, 1903.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
70 the Stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific Company:

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
the Stockholders of the
Southern Pacific Company:
Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors
the southern Pacific Company, a meeting this
y held. called special meeting OF the stockholders
my in Beechmont Jefferson County. Kentucky.
ecnesday, the twentieth day OF July. 1894 eleven
bon resolutions be brought, before them at said
seting in substantially the form and 10 the effect
lowing viz
Resolved o.. that the capital stock OF the
Southern Pacific Company be Increased
dred million dollars by issuing million addl-
dollars each"
Resolved CD. that the said increased stock
preferred stock shall be entitled to dividends
each fiscal year AZ such rate, not exceeding seven
per cent per a2nun. payable semi annually
OF The net profits shall be declared by the
soard OF Directors. before any dividend shall be
declared on the common stock. that such divi-
dends shall be cumulative; that the holders
OF, be entitled any other or further share Of
the pronts OF the Company: that upon the disco
luton OF the Company, voluntarily otherwise
the holders OF preferred shall be entitled 20
have their shares redeemed par before any
paHy shall be made the holders OF the
mon stock; that said preferred stock shall be
issued ana sold. from time TO time, TO such
amounts and in such manner. the Board of
Directors may authorize and determine. but at
Hot less than the par value or the shares; that II
shall be convertible into common stock. share for
snare at the option Of the holders at any time;
aho snail De redeemabie at the option Of the
company. on or at any time after the hrst day of
at one hundred and dfteen dollars per share
Resolved 90, that the Board Of Directors shall
from time 10 time and enforce all such rules and
regulations respecting the issue sale. redemption
hno conversion OF s1ch STOCK. not inconsistent
herewith. as in the judgment Of the Board may be
necessary or expedent-"
For the purpose OF such special meeting stock
% at , o'clock M, ana reOpened Thursday.
ALEX MILLAR,
Secretary and Clerk.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

~ LA
STA nj f9S5 o g VEST r STREET
= The leaving time from Desbrosses ana COrtIandt
Twentythird street station eIcePG where otherwise
100 5 a NJ ctIcAGo sPEcIA5Paror; sleeping. and
5rd dHS ans aus For Chicago Indianapolis Louisville
Smoking ana 6seraj6a NC Cars di1 1an ' iSdas
1923 3o Is ~ F TaE R9,as car Lrx1rEp-p
man alsgpins Dining snokiHs and Observation
Detroit, Cincinnati. and Louisville.
For Nh So c ANR 5 an& EoaSv. In,
45S - NJ CHISS3;o ITI3TTF,r u9 phis Sa si,
Smoking. and Observation Cars For Chicago and
$50 e,uI r Il 81 LOUIS EMPRESS Pi'ishgrs
lnelnnati lnd:anapoHs Louisville; 81 Louis Dining
5-55 P ". WEsTERN EXPRESs~For chicago Din
7-55 P NJ; PACIFIC ExPREss-For Pt,tsours To-
doah Valley Route connects for cieveand except
ssS 2: VI. CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
PREssMFor Pitts6urg Cleveland. Cincinnati In
9.J5 P. NJ. PIrTsBURG sPECIAL-Daily for Pitts
.WAssifISJroN AND THE SOUTH,
CDesbroszes and CortIand5 streets 32o1 a IS Con
NJ Is Lp 3 All P.sI0T and pnins Cars!
as p M l. 10 niEh5 SUNDAY as % 20
ted All pasloE and Dinns carsl .s3S .425 Ass
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expr-sa, as. 4a5 ,. m.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Exprsss sss a. m and
sEABoARp Air LINE RA1LwAY-Expre... 122s
N6RFof aRa AND WEES WEsr qafS RA1LwArFor Mem
iH ans 6H1 3 RAnL% aaiT
FOR oLD P POI doMFo asy and xoRFoL7ss
a m week-days and S25 p m daily
ATLANTIC CIFY-9bS a m and IS m week
Buffet Parlor Cars and Standard Coaches week
days Parlor smoking Car ParIor Cars. Dining Car
- and Standard Coaches on SUNDAYS
L6NG BR4NcH 2sBrRY T Earn North Asbury Park
sundays. Ocean Grove Pleasant. from
West Twenty bird Street Station. 40 SIS
12,25. u % SATURDAYS only except Long Branch,
l-o Saturdays oniyl, , %, ? SO, - f25 teNcept
Long Branch3. and t-55. 655 p. m. weekdays sun
GAYS p; 6 m and So ? N From Desbrosses
and Cortlandt Streets. $50 80 800 12.30,
100 saturdays only, except Long Branchl, 100
Saturdays only. So $40. $40. 430 Except Long
Brauchl 500 and . 90 p weekdays sundays.
FOR PTILADELPHyA.
500. 125, $50. SO SR5. 80 - t965 ST Louis Linn
ltedl - % i9&o Penna Limited. 'ie55; ll55
landt Streets COZ SIS. IS s.. ass '425 ass
l-455 Chicago Limited TOR North Philadelphia only.
'E-55, SIS. -55 Sc5. IS for North PhiladeI-
phta onlv) u. II 10 night SUNDAYS
sos. '755. s -. - - Louis Iinlltetl o S.
GO 5 Psnna Lirnited). 'Io55 a m. * sls So
North Philadelphia orIvl. %t.15 s : 95
925 ass for North Philadelphia only p m 70 10
night
Ticket OFFICES. ssl. 1884 t1s and ,sI broadway:
lSc Fifth Avenue tbelow 22d ST.. 2sS Fifth Avenue
(cornsr Goth St NStor House stations named
390 Broadway. and PenuSylv anita station Tho
New York Transfer CompaRy viii call for check
baggage from hotels and residences through to des-
Telephons $40 Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
C7h Service
" W. ATTEPBURY. r WOOD
General Managsr Pcss'r Traflc Manager
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Ascent.
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Dividend Notices.

Office OF the Maryland Coal Company,
No ! Broadway. New York, June LIST, 1904
T A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Board Directors held this day a Eemi-anuual divi-
dend OF two per dividend
per declared the preferred stock.
30h 1904 preferred stockholders OF record
18th. 1904
Transfer close June 18th 1904 reopen July
49, n 81 NFDHAM Treasurer
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EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received At their Uptown Once.
No 1894 BROADWAY
Advertisements received the following branch
Offices At rsg.lnr orice until O'Clock p m. VIZ:
es4 share e cor 22d-st.; I55 oth-aye. I2th-st.
% East l4th ST. 257 West 4sd-st. between It'll
ewes aes West la5th-s, Isss sd-ave 10th
77t sta yo2e sa-ave near e1st-s I7os lst-avs near
ave near slst--t.; e54 Sd-ave.3 &c ChF.stopheFvst
Brcokiyn n Y-2 Court-st; ZIG C;ourt-st
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Office OF
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co.,

100 Broadway, New York %. 1904.
Alta MEETING HELD THIS DAY, 1T WAS
- Resolved. That a quarterly dividend TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT. C2i499 upon the preferred and
asserting stocks OF the Company
be declared payable July lIth 1904 stockholders OF
record the 2Tth 1904.
Books for the preferred asserting and
asserting closed 27h. 1904 o'clock
P. and opened July 18th, 1904 al 10 clock A II
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL n. II.
Liberty Street and south Ferry. thine from South
Ferfy hVe minutes earlier than shown below
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAUcH
ChI Nk-zt9 90 rs EastOn only). 3 10 Lac.
10 800 CA Easton only D. sun. z % a m.
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4aO $40 a m
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHCRST. TONS RIVER AND
BAKNEGAT-z400. %. 80 a ma z e. 40. Lake
wood and Lakehurst onlyl. $50 m sundays
ATLANTIC CITY, 80 q H. - 40 D m
flNELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz40 90 a n. ri so
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROWN
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHOKE POINTS
zAOO. &S0 113O a xL20. AS $50. 3-53 except
Long Branch, A45l ass. $50. 630 I1-5O D. n.
sgndeys. except Ocean Grove. 9.15 a 40. 400.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TERMINAL) sA2s.
~ 100 zoe; 4looo. III % a m. 1l2 90. loo.
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETS-s425 IS 90. 1000.
.iSe9 a m. 400. t'i.00 500. 700. 1925 p.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGrON-sOo 1000 1aoo
90, 400. 500. 700. 12I5
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAMsPOkr-f4oO. GAS, 1900. 10 1000 100
Reading PottsviIIe and FTrsb 2 only "a 90 IS 90 D. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE r. OF Rector St. Pr. 8.
Atlantic Hlds. Seahright Monmouth Bch- and Lsns
a LOO, 400, 3+5. 430 $50 IS 90 to Asbury Parx)
p. sundays 10 40 A. m, co. 90. D. m
EFrom Liberty Street only 'Daily- tD-ily. except
sunday SUNDAY only tPGrlor only Via TaIna-
qua xSaturdaya aExcept Saturdays
2sI iS4. I3OO. is54 Broadvay 1s2 5th Az. Is Union
2f5 Columbus Az, New York. Court ST. ss4 $50
Futon ST. B'klyR: $40 B'way. " nsburs New York
Transfer c. calls for and checks oaEsaE % destination
r@n
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rIIE plaza BANK.

THE PLAZA BANK.
New York. June 18th
4 DIVIDEND OF TEN Q0l PER CENT. HAS
this DAY been declared. payable and after Fri
transfer books viii July End 1904
Z. II CLARKE. Cashier.
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rHr CHArHA,1 .NArroNAL RANK.


quarterly dividend per has this day besn
SsoarsG by the Directors OF the earnings
o. payable after July LIST.
ie0A until transfer books viii be closed.
L p. DOREMCS Cashier.
New York June 24th 1904
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The BOwery Savings Bank,
AND $50 B0WERY
New York 1904
seHi-aanuai dividend a rate Of
THREE AND ONE-HALT PER CENT
per has been declared and will he
credited depositors all OF $500
and upward and exceeding 50. 600 which
shall have deposited three
months the day July next ana
will be payable and after Monday. July
IS. 1904
Money deposited before July will
draw July l. 1901
WILLIAM H. 8 WOOD. President
HENRY A SCHENCK Comptroller
WALTER COGGESHALL. Secretary
~ send for booklet,
BANKING BY MAIL"
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pYERTrsEMENTs and slbscriptiois i'i A
a received their lpfnHn Dhts..
40. RisD Adv = .-,,u..s,- branch
Aos>irs-uenfs ufu ~ received ~ the folio@ts
Si.nss regular until eI.'N ~ i2h-st
- tf,avs 1o3 eth-aVe. 80
~ Kss lstst zs7 W~ss s2e-st between - 49, nd
@e3 fZ5th-s. 33s Sd-afe - ssts-e near
- G1sf-st.s Luz -. go
@aa-sts 1877 Eost lzsgl.-st; $50 Trsisaoni avs wv
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MiRC0NI WIRELESS,

The commercial development of the Marconl
System has reached a stage of perfection never
before attained by any similar invention within
a similar period of time.
The man Of practical mind will at once rec
ognize the great possibilities of the system and
viii need little persuasion to see In the future
Of this great company his opportunity for the
profitable employment of his capital Opportu-
mites do not come often. The price OF Marconl
Securities is advancing rapidly.
Six months ago they sold for S4OO.
A few days ago they could be bought at 5000.
To-day they are in big demand at $500.
In few weeks they may be worth So So
800; who knows?
When the MarcOni System gets into full work.
ing order the price of its stock will run up rap
idly, perhaps into the thousands. did the
stock of the Edison Electric Light which sold
at $4,000 less than a year after it was offered
500.
Do not be discouraged because you did not get
In at ST or So. and do not wait too long to buy
at ST, for the price is likely to advance again
any day. There is still room for enormous
profits at SO.
As Managers for the underwriters who con-
troll the stock Of the Company offered for
sale we are enabled TO offer Marconi Certificates
at $500 each, in amounts OF not less than 1920
nor more than 1900
All applications for Marconi Securities must
De accompanied by remittance in full. made pay
able TO the order Of Munroe & Munroe
NO application received for less than S120
worth. nor more than 81. 300 worth.
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT

Albany. May GOTH 1904.
WHEREAS. THE TEuTONIA INSURANCE
w -or,Danv located New Orleans. in the State Of
alee in Cfice statement bv
a-er offcers thereof showing its condition
the pIoPe- has all
esTe relating Fire and Marine Insurance Com
niss Incorporated By otner states t lhe United States
Egnsrfntendent q Insurance OF the stare
that said Company hereby
- transact ts appropriate business OF Fire
TrsIraDce this state in accordance law
the current The condition and business OF
date Of such statement Deccm
ts shown follows:
-. amount available assets $3.50.
ss-s9ore amount Of liabilities Except capital
s,T,IIs) including reinsurance 435 O43 70
.,f ~ actual paid-Up capital $50 0OD %
s..-n. - lO5. O56
the ga.
-ount a. expenditures for the year 6O4. lT2
n Whereof !
m and caused The seal u E
- 80 nce 20 affixed the day and year
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
Superintendent OF Insurance.
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Lackawanna r railroad.
Leave barclay ChrsIopnsr sta
Fs.UO A M.-Fur BinghamJon Syracuse.
siOoo A. A--F0r Buffalo Chicago L0uiA
II % z. Aa.-Fpc0nC Mountain Special
IL 80 p. M.-For buffalo CHICAGO
f40O P. M--FOr Plymouth
se.G0 p. M--For Buffalo and Chicago.
- - r M-FOr Buffalo. syracuse Rlchneld springs
- on A M.-Fcr ChicaSc-Slsepers P N.
Tickets I49 429. 11S5 1434 Broadway. ~ z. ~
Fulton St, Brooklyn sDaily TExcspt sunday trhurs
days. FRIDAYS and Saturdays
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Dividend Notices.

COUPONS PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE ON AND
AFTER JULY LIST.
Abilene Water Co. First 90.
Albany Home Telephone Co. First So
Amherst County. Va, 41aqo.
Ashtabula Water Co. First so.
Ashtabula Water Co. General Mortgage so.
Atlanta Water & Electric Power Co; First so.
Batavia Home Telephone Co. First SO.
Bayshore, n. Y, Union Free School District
No l 40.
Boone Gas Co. First go
CIearheld Bituminous Coal Corporation First 40.
Cohoes- Waterford Home Telephone Co. First so.
Corning. n. Y. Bridge AZ.
General Fund 40.
River Improvement Bond 40.
School District No. Is 40.
" Sewers 80.
Charlottesville Water & Light Co. First SO
Delaware q Northampton r. r. Co. First so.
Edison Crushed Stone Co First 20.
Englewood Gas d Electric Co. General so.
FishkiH & Matteawan Gas Co. First 80.
Francis II. Leggett Il Co. First SO
Hackensack Gas x Electric Co. General so.
Independent Union Telephone Co. First so
Isaac G. Johnson co. First so.
Liberty Silk Co. First SO.
Lumber Securities Co. Collateral Trust go.
Manor Club Second so.
Marion City Water Co. First AZ.
Mechanical Rubber Co First SO.
Norris Chair Co. First go.
Naumkeag Street Railway Co. Con. SO.
NeWburg & Orange Lake r. r. First 80.
n Y. Betting & Packing Co. Ltd. Deb. &c
n Y. Cab Co 40.
N Y. & East River Gas Co. Con. 90.
n. 7. Weighing Barge 81 Coaling Co. First so.
Pamlico & Oriental * Western R. R. Co.
First sc.
Port Jervis Electric Light Power, Gas & r. r.
Co. First so
Retsof Mining Co. First 30
Rhinebeck Water Co First 90
Rosedale & Linden Cemetery Assn Reg. Int SO.
Schenectady Home Telephone Co. First so.
Southern Missouri & Arkansas r. r. Co.
First so.
Southern States Lumber Co First 90.
Springfield Coal Mining Co. First go.
Tennessee Lumber * Coal Co. First so.
Victor Fuel Co. First 90.
Vincennes Citizens Street Railway Co First go.
Warsaw Water Co. First 59o
York silk Mfg co. First 60
DUE JULY 18th. 1904.
Star Company Of n. J. First Sc.
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COLUMBIA BANK.

GULUM b1A BANK,
Firth Avenue and N s9F' yd 9n s'? IND 1904
Board q D5soOrs q es y Bank sr haze 9i, day
fr-o Of tax payable and after July lst 1904.
The sA 1859 books WI" 'S'' ePF cas.F emu
eAREE.IEE:II..p2, s:ATIoE4L .RRz AXK.
New Wy YORK TzN June ~ 1904
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
e PER Ra9 S Sd wa a' s1s ss s
stock q this bank PAYABLE tFe OF tS1 on ana aLsT
f qas S' July is, 1904 W L D0UGLAss. cashier.
THE CITIZENS CENTEAL RATIONAL BANK OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TH1s
n.nk Ia. this day declared dividend free tax.
Of One and ons-haif Per csat:: FROM THE EARNINGs
SINCE II. TS ss,r Jaiy iso4 The transfer b-fs viii %
Closed eS from i2:oO NJ. June 25 until 1000 100, July
1900 hf-NtL D1asE, E4shler.
THE FOURTH NATE EsM E R4Sk OF THE CITY OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS This
& % PsSaD fvt on and Of as4 July ALP f
'r24 Ss transfer book. at P NJ this Data
opening 'pS Isl CHARLES H. PATTERSON. Cashier.
John b. sTETsoN COMPANY.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
GoPPanE b, Pen R' ear asE declared h
srsftrr.d for me ha1fyea5 ending May 81 1904
ana interim dividend END Of 5t 100 DER CENT on the COM
n91 Books viii July 9th and July 18TH
is 5H' WA -, ;. n.,., 80 .,oo,no,,.-.
Ni''~ A T. FREEMAN. Treasurer.
THE BANK OF AMERICA
New York, June 21st, 1904.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS TO-DAY
i 10000 n seni-annual dividend OF TEN 40 PER
r-,sr tree OF payable July LIST 1904 70 stocNhoid
Of this date
~ transfer VIII remain closed until July I'd
no ". NJ BENNETT, Cashier.
Tn. National Butchers and Drovers' Bank.
rHr DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
Il a serni-annual of
three 90 per cent Tree Oh 'aA' pay 0l ana af'eF
July lst 1904 -, 81, -. .ioso. ,-,-, -. 90. .
July ISL lhe'N VIM H CHASE. Cashier
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CHICAGO STOCKS.


Furnished ny Charles C. Gates Co. Nos L. IS ana
IS wan-st)
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TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
tReDorted BY Clinton Gilbert No. wau-st)
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Financial.
Financial.
of
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Company
First and Reminding AZ . 5O=Year Gold Bonds:

Trust Company Ca
20 ~ ~ he above ood0 15OooO
yL m ~
o
o
o Connect LH pg Company
Sc n coupon a 1 and interest
C p a m g
on o L
COMPANY be tlreaan dtot
d
Supple M eo OF hch maybe obtained omce a the
J. & w. SeIsman & Co.,
Building, New
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Firth Avenus and Forty-second Street
New York. June End, 1904
The Board OF Directors Of this Bank have this day
declared ssul-annual dividend Of four a. per
Sr-o Of tax payable and after July LIST, 1904.
The transfer books viii be closed from his date until
Tulv 1st 1904 W 5. GRIFFITH. Cashier,
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ASKED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-03
SHAW GOES TO CHICAGO.
Arranging Plans for Entertaining
Arbitration Congress.

Secretary Shaw will go to Chicago to-
night to meet Il committee of members of
the House. who were appointed some time
ago to arrange a program for the enter
tainment Of the delegates of the Inter-
national Parliamentary Congress for the
Promotion of International Arbitration.
Congress appropriated $4,000 for the ex-
penseS of the delegates to the Interparlia
mentary Congress, and the entertainment
will consist of tour through portions Of
the country. Secretary Shaw has already
prepared part of the program.
Fred. h. Rhodes private secretary to
Chief Clerk Mills, has been appointed dis
bursting officer. in charge Of the $4,000 APP
propria ton. and in this capacity Mr.. Rhodes
will accompany the delegates. all of whom
will be members of European parliaments.
throughout their itinerary in this country.
The fact that the delegates will be men of
the highest standards in Europe induced
Secretary Shaw to place one Of his best
men i'll charge of the disbursements of the
fund, and that Is why he selected Mr.
Rhodes. whose personality cannot fail to be
pleasing to the foreigners
Secretary Shaws idea is to have the del
egates visit all the principal manufacturing
points in the country.
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FOR DETENTION HOSPITAL.
of Washington Hospi
tai Submits a Recommendation.

Superintendent Louis +. Zinkhan of the
Washington Asylum today submitted TO
&C mmissioner West formal recommenda-
ton for the erection of a small detention
hospital for insane suspects and delrium
tremens subjects on the hospital grounds.
In close proximity to the receiving ward.
Mr.. Zinkhan submitted a plan for build
ing which he thought would suit the pur-
pose The plans suggested by the superin-
tendent provided for eight single rooms a
bath and service room and Office.
Upon receipt of the communication and
plan Mr.. West sent for Building Inspector
Snowden Ashford, who estimated that the
proposed building would cost 5000. 1t is
pointed out that in order to erect an addi-
tonal building on the hospital grounds the
Commissioners would be Obliged to draw
on the emergency fund of the District.
This amounts to only 5000. and IL is not
considered advisable to use all of the
amount In the erection of the building. 1t
is thought that not more thai 5000 can be
expended at this time to provide accommo-
datiOns for insane suspects sent to the
Washington Asylum Hospital
Mr.. Zinkhan was directed to accompany
Mr. Ashford in an inspection OF the build
ings and grounds. with the idea of ascer-
tanning whether or not some other means
could be provided to remedy the conditions
at the hospital 1t Is hoped that vacant
space can be found in one of the buildings
which can be fitted up with cells 10 Tempo
rariIy accommodate the speciai Class VI
patients sent to the hospital
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Market Opened Today With
But Few Changes.
HAD ONLY SMALL GAINS
FIRM PRICES OF LEADERS sTIMU-
LATED ENTIRE LIST.
Efforts to Sell Forced Figures Down
ward-Cotton Crop Report Help
ed Southern Stocks.
HAD ONLY SMALLGAINS

NEW YORK. August "A rise of u in
Tennessee Coal was the only change in ex-
cess Of a half among the few stocks
quoted in the opening dealings today
Other changes were mixed with small gains
predominating.
Yesterdays advance in Southern Pacific
was renewed to the extent of a point and
other active stocks rose fraction in SYM
pathy. Southern Railway preferred gained
l on the good yearly report and Kansas
City Southern preferred rose ,. Lead lost
Is and Westinghouse Electric .. Bonds
were steady at noon.
A relaxation of the pressure against the
stocks that showed heaviness al the OPEN
ing caused the market to harden imme-
diateiy. st. Paul. Reading. Louisville
Southern Pacific. United States Steel pre-
ferred. Brooklyn Transit and Metropolitan
Street Railway were conspicuously irm and
their advances of y to 4 stimulated the
entire market Room traders who attempt
ed to take profits at the top found the de-
mand had become very scant and their eff
forts to sell forced the market down and
about WHIPPED out the rise.
The favorable character OF the govern
ments report on the cotton crop aroused
a better demand for the Southern and
Southwestern stocks. St. Louis Southwest
tern preferred. Texas and Pacific and
Southern Railway advanced a point each
Other stocks meanwhile were neglected.
and after the squirt in the cotton carriers
ceased the market fell into a rut again.
Erie first preferred moved up 2 points on
the calling of directors meeting this af-
ternOOn to take dividend action
Late in the afternoon Louisville was
taken in hand and advanced Ia. and st.
Louis and San Francisco second preferred
2n The general market. which had been
at a standstill. stiffened up and the best
prices Of the day were made. st. Paul.
Kansas and Texas preferred and Colorado
and Southern first preferred rose about
point each, and Northwestern 2 Grass
Irvine fell off ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-03
REPORT MADE BY JURY.
Damages and Benefits Assessed in Mat
ter of Euclid Place Extension.

The report of the jury appointed to as
sess damages and benefits resulting In the
extension of Euclid place to connect with
Erie street, filed in the District Su-
preme Court today. The jury was author
lied under act of Congress. approved April
- last and was summoned and organized
about a month ago.
After viewing the property and taking
testimony to the extent of the damages
and benefits To property in the line of the
extension, the jury made the following re-
port:
We hereby find the following verdict
and award of damages for and in respect of
the land condemned and taken for the ex-
tension Of Euclid place. as to connect
with Erie street through lot A of Uni
verSity Park subdivision. and lots fourteen
and fifteen of Hall and Elvan subdivision
of Meridian Hill in the District of Columbia,
with width of fifty feet. as shown on the
plat map filed with the petition In this
cause. amounting to SliGOS.:3
The benefits were assessed at $40.
The jurors who signed the report were
John y. Hamilton William o. II. Church,
John Mitchell. George w. Moss. James b.
RatCline. Clement w. Howard and Charles
A Baker,