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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
The Beauty Of the Night.

But the beauty of the night among tho
Younger genera ton was 81 Lad y Evelyn
Guinness, one Of the lovely young daugh-
tiers Of the Enrl and Countess OF Buchan
Her golden hair, dressed 10y on her neck,
formed Il bright halo 9round her youthful
face. Her lace dress suited her we'll. and
her soft -falling train was EN- broidercd In
silver acorns.
Lady IVeagh herself was a. spl endid fig
ure in hydrangen colored satin embrold-
cred in green and fringed with wistarias,
while her train was composed entirely OF
old Brussels lace.
Lady Playfair was presented on her
marriage and wore her wedding gown OF
white velvet with old Flanders point lace,
ana Lady Bentrlx Stanley looked delicate
and pretty! In white satin with white roses
and rose wreaths on her Whiteitrain.
Much interest was ia ken In tho presen-
tatlon Of Lady Slbyl Grant. Lord Rose
bery's daughter, She was dressed In
white. and carried nosegay Of white
roses. sS IN u .lj 9 }s4 AT lf} y
Baroness de Forest who has not been
we'll lately, was another bride, and her
dress OF satin, with silver wheat ears and
May blossoms on her transparent train or
silver equined net, showed up her clear
pale complexion and dark hair to perfec-
ton, f1
The court was q large one. but 50 well
were all the presentat tons carried through
that tho King and Queen, with their
friends. ,yerc BILE to retire to the private
supper room at an carly no r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-10
.LOVELY D.EBUTAKES
PRESENTED AT COURT | j:
Last Function Of the Season IS
Held at Buckingham
Palace
I .tspeclal D COR spendenIcsl. 4

q n q s5,1 y LONDON, Julyf1 81
TIME last OF this years courts at
Bucktng ham Palace, just held. was
: as brilliant as any Of its predeces-
sors. and the royal circle, with the addl-
ton OF the royal guests. was a large and
one. \ n 5 5s.
The royal procession entered the throne
room t TO- 30. The band In the mlnstrels'
gallery played the tional anthem as the
King and Queen passed slowly to the
royal dais. saf .sS ijs Ssi5 ii5f
& One OF the most Interesting OF the royal
Frincesses was Princess Beatrice Of Cos
burg, whose dress Of white satin had
costly embroideries Of pearls and silver
thread. the train having lace and pearls
worked IN delicate pattern over the
smooth surface.
The Duchess OF Sake Coburg looked
stately and handsome In her dress OF
black silk gauze, with "a faint question
of mauve here and there. She wore Il a
magnificent diamond ornament on her
dark. neatly. dressed hair. and diamonds
at the throat, and as bracelets.
The Presentat lions.
K Several presentations were made by
Mrs. Choate. wife Of the American Am
bassad dor.
OF the English girls who appeared last
night for the first time, none excited
more admiration than Lady Viola T abbot,
the only daug liter Of the Earl and Count
iess OF Shrewsbury Tall, with q fine fig
ure. Lady Viola wore a dress OF severe
simplicity, with white plumes and feath-
sers IN her dark brown hair. lst3 y;
Another interesting girl was Lady Con-
stance Knox, presented 81 BY her mother,
the Countess OF Ranfurly. Her dress OF
white tulle. on VI hich were worked trails
of water lilies and their leaves, was 8eS-
ceedingly light and pretty.
Miss 5Broughton-Adderl ey, q very young
debutante, scarcely II years Of age. also
wore white tulle worked with silver.
She is pretty girl. with a ] lovely COM
rlexion, and was presented by her mother.
Another girl presentation was Miss Ne-
will, daughter Of Lady George 6Neyill, and
granddaughter OF the a ged MARQUIS OF
Abergavenny. She was presented by her
mother. Others presented included Miss
|sutherst, Miss Cicily. fHorner. Lady Mary
Pepys and Miss Ida Martin.
$2,Che brides also made an interesting
group. Lady Gwendolen Guinness was
presented on her marriage by Lady
Ivea gh. She wore an embroidered dress
OF lace chiffon. her train held on with
silver cords and tassels. :i
e,. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

TBT TEL E6EAPH TO THE TRTBUNnl
Chica-o April 6.-Thero early break n wheat
because outside markets had been weak yesterday
because the Southwest had good rains and oeoau7e
cables came lower. Prices IN the first hour showed
decline OF Ia2 ces but there was an excellent class
n, bvinV on tho decne ell the early loss was recovered
tn. maize. closed unchanged 70 &c higher than Mon
day April closed AZ e5l5c May sod A. 92'4o and at
o47o and closed 94%c. old July closed at $50; new
July s67sc: old September. s2isc; new September Sic
The rally mainly the ve-y small contract sIocNs
There are only So 900 bushels Northern here, and
g, IS selling at so Nay. and only $4,000 bushels
No red selling Be 70 sac May. The total
contract stock 600 bushels decreased $4,000 bush
els Tor the week sas ali the stock here IS s1ld
TO r., o. There f. every indication that before May
entire contract VIII Re Liverpool closed lsd 70
I'D lower Lonion ia Ia g. The Southwest had good
Monday and Tuesday Sales q 10000
bush No ! Northern were made at 80 over tho May.
the TOP premium. and sales @ No red made
sisc May. The sos5oard reported ten loads Clear
auoes ass 900 bushels Armour was rather con-
spIcuous buyer OF July. This market was -e.suveiy
strong doing than the other points The feature
Is tie lack q contract vhea; ani tho a7garen; help
lessnsss Of shorts in tho May.
There was severe early break n co-n-rrcss 100
csso lower early Thers signs os Armour selling
OF July. After this early decline there was sharp
covery closed unchanged TO sso lower Evidently
the early decline manGuvre 70 shake out taeus
ana 70 cash market April eosei al % &c:
May sold 552.o and $3.50. ana closed at SC;
July closed 527so September 5i%o There we're Id
receipts days and Improvement In grad
ing took most Of the good Ths break
probably engineered weaken the cash price and
he market attractive FOR Nebraska shippers.
Receipts BIZ cars. with Private
l25 600 bushels Clear
4s0Co bushels. Liverpool closed td higher.
Is an market with that biz holder
OF May. The cash market was 1c 10 2'-o lower.
Oats early thowod break Of sc TO nc. They closed
&c higher TO sc Receipts for days
cars standard. April closed 39se: Nay
a. 3e%o 3Si5o and closed $3.50, July closed
5S1tc September. s23so. There liquidation early,
good covering decline. especially
September. Shipping sales tu.O00 bushels Ne
reports seeding general Missouri ssys
IL three weeks late and tho neis too wet for work
Hogs 100 lower. and the provision list closed
commission house liquidation Pork lost $50 to 900;
lard ana RIBS. 7sc. HOGS West C5 600 compared
with Coco last year. The packing element bearsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
TIE COST oF LIVING.

MINIS index number OF commodity prices pro
,,,,-.,o-ed 10 consumption was S02fS2 on April l.
,o-,osred with E03el5 month previous. and
GO 2s7 on April l. 1903 The decline OF about per
cert during March chiefly due 10 the natural
references % tbe advancing season. but Il sons
measure TO she reaction In several staples that had
hen inflated by speculation. Thus far. however.
che products affected by manipulation have LOST
little OF TIE premium above normal and uncer-
.sjrtv REGARDING weather conditions in the egri-
cultural sections has made it coru-1ratvely easy
ro-,s have fallen TO a very unsatisfactory agsre-
rate The most striking decline for the month
over per cent IN brcadstl.fTs. while meats were
slightly lower and the two other food divisions
showed moderate advances. Most products OF
dairy and garden cheapened utth the natural in
crease IN receipts. but potatoes and other veSe-
tables became more expensive as the winters
fered except Bermuda and similar costly varieties
Owing mainly 10 the spring discount for anthracite
coal and cheaper petroleum. the metals class weak
ened in the aggregate, Notwithstanding some
what higher average for iroa ard steel and minor
metals. The cost o. living. measured by the
wholesale price OF years per capita supply OF all
the necessaries OF life. with due regard for the
nal; In fact. with the single exception OF March
: Il exceeds a. records for recent years.
Dun's index number Tor the latest date COM
psres with the preceding month and year ago
Bs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07

The Iron Age says;
The most Interesting news Of the week was the
porRJ0n issued Tuesday. lC~ which The trade
has been looking wiki considerable anxiety. Con-
the earnings Tor The quarter and some Of these
ports named such low figures taat II they had
would have been decidedly chilling. The announce
meut thai the net earnings amounted 10 SS.21S SIS
vl,hstaudng Tie fact that NE declaration OF the
regular dividend causes oe1cit OF SS57.l2j for the
.ng II Is shown that The monthly earnings Of
March were more than double those OF January,
ter results during The coming quarter. Another
very saLstaclory portion Of the statement related
showed 4.ls6s6l tons on March g. as compared with
$500 tSlls on --;l.eI - sO-no1llalNe-y con
menL N trace n progress since Tie dun times o.
December and January
A far condition Of trade appears 10 be assured
toI a reasonable distance IN The future. Ps iron
IS nrrl despite The additions steadily being made 10
producing capacity. Philadelphia reports large
oers for strucJu. al shapes Of which nearly 10 01
tons ere said 10 have cdre 10 he steel c5rrlra o-
The bar trade Is exceptionally strong. Western
consumers have DELAYED specifyiue on their con-
tracts too long and rrarv rr5- No. 7c55-g-so- -
ne same time. Mills are therefore crowded with
A number Of important trade meetings are sche1-
ued In this city about this time. The steel hi. et
manufactlrers are IN session as 90 10 press
The Structural shape and Plate associations viii
meet on THURSDAY. The Lake Superior iron ore ir-
terests VII hola another conference on Tuesday
of next week It IS not expected that any change
w. oe maze IN the prices q biIots. structural
e-lspes or Lalesi ana the belief is growing that the
ere interests VII be aole 10 set together. possibly
$50, ~ IS g '-I-s llt1et,or with possibilities OF
IoLoie N ~ IS presented by the recent Of
union sneet and IN plate mill men. which was
.slM lelIililgE agaln6t accepting the - per cent
fecuclon IN wages. The outcome viii not be def-
1L.,ey AnoNn unJl the latter part OF The week.
and representatives Of the lgarnafed associa-
ne ASSOCIATION may be able 10 prevail upon the
men 20 accept the reduction.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There lttlc interest manifested n outside Sc
o1rities. the market being AT no tine active What
little activity prevailed was in the FIRST hour and
half and this mainly IN Northern Securities
and Greene Consolidated Copper. Prices. however
continued TO rule generally hr-r- with changes
mostly confined 70 small fractions. Northern Sc
caritieE showed some irrcgulerity at the opening
plt gradually improve. = per cent Northern Pa
vac rose about ] point Seaboard Air Line pre-
-elreo was moderately active and strong. rising q.
Per cert while the bonds held wei around 81
Nfsene Consolidated Copper was strong. advancing
~. but somewhat less active than on recent
@yA Other copper issues improved IN sympathy
,e e-lean Can preferred up about a per cent
1.'os we're Arm. with a slightly better inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07
Foreclosure Sales.

NEW YORh SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF New York-Nary ". Turner. Plaintiff. against
John II. Kerr and Mary Kerr his wife. and others.
DefsndautsIn pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
duly made and entered IN the above entitled
action bearing the Attn day OF April, 1904 L tbs
undersigned the Referee in said judgment named VIII
sell Public Auction. the New York Real Estats
SaIesroon, Broadway in the Borough Of Man
haitian city OF New York the twentyeighth day OF
April 1904 at l. o'clock noon. on thai DAY. b Joseph
Auctioneer. the premises directed BY said
Judgment be sold and therein described follows
All that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land with hs
buildings erected. lying and being the north
ery Sxtysecond Street. between First and
Second Avenues IN said City Of New York. bounded and
described follows viz: Beginning al POINT on ne
Of East Si1tysecond Street distant your
hundred and thry-rlne eoutheasterly from the
mort heastsry OF said Street and Second Avenue
running uOrtheastery parallel with said AvenIs
one hundred inches TO the centre line OF the
block: thence southeaserly parallel with said Street sew
feet: thence s0uhwestery parallel with said Ave
nus feet five inches 70 the uorthery line of
East Street and thence northwestery along
r0rthery linz seventeen feet TO the point or place
Of beginning
Dated New York April 9th 1904
CHARLES W. CULVER Referee
FRANK NJ. TICHENOR Attorney for Piaintin. IS Park
Row Borough OF Maphattan. New York city.
ess
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The approximate amount CT the lien or charge. to
which the above described property
Is SS62S2 thereon from the day Of
together with allowances
70 SI9i together with ths expenses sale The
approximate Of the taxes.
rates other liens b allowed to the purchaser
purchase paid b. the Referee IS S19 IS
interest
SOL HANFORD. Refsres
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CTPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Thomns 5. walker. Plaintiff. against James
Y Lawrence others Defendants. Action No. I. In
pursuance a Judgment Of foreclosure and saIa duly
de auOvs-enti.led
March 1904. l. the undersigned,
the Referee IN said Judgment named VIII public
auction at the York Salesro0m. No. 161
Broadway. In the Borough q Manhattan City q New
York on ilth day Of APRIL 1904 Il O'Clock
on that day. by Herbert A Sherman. Aucticneer the
premises directed by said Judgment 70 be sOd. and
follows: All that certain lot Of land
situate lying being Twelfth the City
OF New York bounded and described follows: Begin
ming point the southeriy side Of Ve-rniyea Ave
distant hundred (tOOl feet westerly from
intersection southerly side Of Vemlysa Averus
westerly side % Emerson Street and running
thence westerly along side Verniyea
twenty-five 20 feet. thence s1uthsry parallel
Street hundred and fifty Q5O) feet.
thence eastery and parallel with Vermlyea Avenue
twenty-five t2) feet and thence northerlv and again
parallel with Emerson Street hundred and nifty $50
feet the point place OF beginning
Dated New York. March 22ud 1904.
SOL HANFOED. Referees.
HAROLD SWAIN. attorney for Plaintiff. 148 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the property 20 be soiii
Ave
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The approximate Of the lien charge, 70 sat
isfy which above described property Is sold Is
$500 So thereon from md day March
1904 together with costs and allowance
sIetie together the expenses me an
liens to be allowed to the purchaser
the purchase money or paid BY the Referee
and interest
SOL HANFORD, Resers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07

..-.o. orders for new cars. Conditions in this
ne, ere now improving, and the indications are
.,,.t earnings wln show heavy gains from now OF.
--,o detailed statement follows:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- York-Thomas S. Walker, Plaintiff. against James
V and others, Defendants. Action No. In
pursuance OF judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
entered the above entitled action
ing nth day Of March, 1905 L
tie Referee in said Judgment named sell at public
auction New York Real Estate Salesrooun
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York l4th day OF April 1904. II o'clock noon.
on that day. by Herbert A Sherman. Auctioneer.
premises directed by said Judgment be sold.
ia described follows: All stu
lying and being the Twelfth Ward % the City
New York. bounded and described foows Beginning
point the southerly side Of VsrIlyea Avenue. dis
tant hundred and twenty-five Q25) feet westerly
intersection Of the southeriy side OF
Avenue westerly side OF Emerson Street and
westerly along the sOuthery side
rlyea Avenue twenty-five C) feet; thence southerly
Emerson Street. hundred and fifty
feet easterly and parallel with veriiyes Avenue
twenty-five (25 feet, and thence nOrtherly and
parallel with Emerson Street hundred and hfry (50)
feet the point place Of beginning
Dated New York. March 22nd. 1904.
SOL HANFORD. Ref-rea
HAROLD SWAIN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF. 145 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City
The following Is diagram Of the property to be solt
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62d Street

The approximate amount OF the lien charge %
satisfy which described property Is be sold
ssI47JO interest thereon from the lst day q
together with costs and allowances amount
Ing S33CS with interest from April 4th 1904 together
Of the sale Ire approxrlats amount
% assessments. other liens. which to be
allowed 10 the purchaser q the purchase money.
pai. by the Referee. IS STI. 70 ana Interest.
dated New York. APRIL 5th, 1904
CHARLES W. CULVER. Resersa
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AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM COMPANY.
Financial Elections.

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
346 and s4s Broadway, New York City.
n ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES OF THE
- Third Class and for Inspectors Of the next cleo
ton will held the Home Office Of this Company
Wednesday. 13th April. 1904. between the hours OF
- " 80 JOHN - MCCALL. Secretary
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were colo yesterday 81
auction az the New-York Real Estate Salesroom by
Adrian H Muller & Son:
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK

20 BRUADWA4, N EW IUNh-
Capital, S2,5CO,OOO Surplus, S2,5OO,00
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR : 1st President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
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BY ORDER OF TRUsTEEa


shares national Bank Q; comaeroe-........- 2o2'
20 shares Mechanics National
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
10000 United States sh,vbuHdlnE Company nrs,
Inortsase per cout sinking fuad sod bonds.
. = shares Home Insurance Company ........ SO
tAO5J Texas Short Line Railway lrst mortgage
twenty year per cent go5 bonds. due jan
vary. 1922; coupons January ana July....-. tot
10 shares JcGrneay g. Durham Company. 90
70 shares s.. Louis and san Francisco Rail
~. ..........- 20
share Importers and Traders' National BANK 65s
- : shares Importers and Tralers National Bank $50
q New-fC-k SECOND mortgage per cent
god BONDS Que 3D.. lDt.-... .-.--...... $40
80. s. Louis Railway pc -. io2s
tl.OS s-euhenrt-s and Indiana Railroad first
TENDED . per cent registered bond
A, due January, 1914; Interest January
g SHARES 5ouracoy 8 B1rrhaua Conapa.5y..... q
49,, taEs -
coupons Siay and No.esl5e-; accrued inter-
est nom November last 10 be charged
o. -, ne cfaser -s-----..---. bSS
e[ooo ,>eE-York. chicago ans 81 Louis Railroad
Grst mortgage per cent bond. Octo1er,
1881: coupons ADrL and October. I0St
O SHARES columbus London ana Springfield
49, Railway lonliany preferred; lot...--...... $40
t9V Shares Columbus, London and Sprlngiei
Railway Company preferred. ana 100 fhares
Central Market Street Railway Company
l-1g.ley ~ ~
Railway Company preferred. ana 100 shares
Central Market Street Railway Company
400 shsrss Central Market Sweet Railway Com S-O'
pany preferred; $3.50. $50
IL shares Trenton Watch Company p-eCerrsdi
iot.-.------ $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-07

DIRECTORS
Charles P. Armstrong, MyrOn 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jeffrey,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Iadew,
Edmund C. Converse, William N. Laws,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, ]. W. Middendorf,
Granville N. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
Ashbel P Fitch, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William II. Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John p Truesdell,
E. F. G. Young.
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Banks.
Financial Meetin gS.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF THIS COM
psny VIII be closed AZ O'clock p on wednesday.
April 18TH 1904 preparatory the annual usetng OF
stockholders held May 9th. will be reopened
Friday. May 9th. 1904 CHARLES F. COX. Treasurer.
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ir.,tt9Elyn Ferry stocr
~ 20 Perry Isl D.. 1890.
7 q = II I'c-rv - sci.
No Let mtg Be-. 1922 ~
,o.t = j y Con De- l9sg
l5s,.,.tz - 81 lst ing S. 1919
49, ~. \ d = y a u rfori-
a y J lst n-g q. 1890.
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ACTIVE STOCKS.

c,lraI.hsa By wLnlan a slehol. Co. No Is waIl-sl
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DiUidend Notices.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.


AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
Preferred capital stock Dividend E.n No co. i'A
4 L n MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
odsSd o 9S5 4NB 100 Ts FES t aH
as on and o p en- Gap fS0e q 5e company be
Of the Guaranty Trust company OF New York. No G5
close OF business April IL 1900 Transfer books
VII close Monday April H. 1901 and reopen tuesday.
D. a BIXBY. Secretary.
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
Common capital stock dividend No. ' Is i'ON
A 7 A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
% aSa R i Va. on ha 99s
90 Ss9 S S 9 company s S he de o and paid
Tusi COMPANY Of New YORK.. No Is Cedar Street New
ress April II 1904 Transfer books will close Mon
B. a. Br2BT secTatary DeL3No T1sas s. agoN
OFFICE oF. THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COM
no. 81 William St. New York City,
A SENu-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR
this % 5 eS sG' 6 a asf s A 5
inst The transfer book Will be closed from "a
2 II. CRUM. Secretary.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
4 DIVIDEND OF ONE AND A HALF DOL
1904 % esc s9Ts wiz II r. be gn on A IS
en- Friday March IS i96f The tra9ster hooks ~ I
closed from March y 10 to Anr4 1904 both days
New York March i6, 1904 ---'
AUTOMATIC FIRE ALARM COMPANY.
tl6 Broadway.
- -. - New YORK. April 6. 1904
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
9u}sis s alarm D ags Scrip Notes The
May 1888 will be redeemed upon presentation at the
office OF this Company. and after MAY In
terest said notes VIII after date
z o. RICHARDS. Secretary.
THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE cOMPANY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. March 10th,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
- have this day declared a dividend TWO PER
CENT the Preferred OF this Company, payable
and after April 18th 1904 Stockholders
close OF business March 9lst 1904 Transfer books Will
not close. n = CAMILLE Sec'v.
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By ORDER or EXECUTORS

400 Reading Company and the Phtaselgtla rrd
headlng Coal and Iron Company general
mortgage per cent bond, C1e I,s1: coupons
- January and July -..-......-....-..
WV >e~-1ork and Elast Etiver Ferry Company
EGet mortgage Te- cent bonds due 1922.
-. coupons May and November. .........-.- go.
sAOOO NeW-hork and East River Gas Csmuary
hTst mortgage per cent bonds, due 1874;
1900 NsRYor ana N e- Te,ep5rs com. i
pany general mortgage per cent bones duo
1900 ro5yn Unioa Gas CONTAIN srs; cc6s:i,.
Gated mortgage per cent fifty year cola
bonds. due l5s5: coupons May and lSovern-
- . ..-
t%Yg brooklyn Queens County and Suburban
Railroad Company first mortgage per cent
bonds. due lSals coupons January and July. i
a2oC Moutsuk Cab CBTo0Ely "a second MORTGAGE
( per cent bonds coupons January ana July:
January. 1902. coupons on: lot. .............. 6.
I share Clinton Hall Association -. T;
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THE DUNLOP.

Boardwalk and Ocean Ave. Atlantic City. ~ o.
European plan Rooms suite with privats BATH,
Ocean view from every room Restaurant OF superto
excellence. Sea foods speciality.
r. T DUNLOP
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

"Aad interest