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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-23
Mormon Interference In Pol
itical Matters Is Con-
clusiyely Shown.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY
Judge Powers Presents q Convincing
Array of Facts Before Committee
In SmoOt Case.
An Interesting Bit Of History Con
corning Thatcher's Candidacy
For the Senate.

Washington, April ga thorough
review of Mormon interference in the
political affairs Of Utah was given by
Judge o. W.. Powers, the last witness
before the senate committee on prlvl-
leges and elections in the investiga-
ton of the protest against Senator
Reed Smoot. Several times efforts
were made by counsel for the defense
to show that his story was based on
hearsay, but the attempts were met
with an array of facts taken from
signed statements of members OF the
church, documents which are a part
of the records of the state, affidavits
of persons present at various places
where the church influence was mani
tested, and other evidence. His evil
dence is being continued today.
Among other matters of Utah mis-
tory recounted by Judge Powers was
the reconvened Democratic convention
on Oct. %, 1895, when was raised the
question of retaining it's ticket in the
field or withdrawing the ticket and OPP
posing the admission of Utah as a
state.
Judge Powers spoke of Tkatcher's
candidacy for the senate and said that
four days after Thatcher announced
himself on a platform opposed to
church interference in politics he was
deposed as an apostle After his de,
feat an effort was made to bring about
an investigation by the Legislature OF
the charge that the defeat was accom-
plished by the ecclesiastical interior
ence in the election. This effort was
unsuccessful, and, according to the
witness, Hatcher then was made tc
recant his antagonlstic view of church
interference.
The witness also told of two teach
ers in Mormon churches and schools
being deposed from their ecclesiastical
authority because their political pref
erences were not approved by the
church, and N ;hol Hood, who wrote {
letter adversely criticising the election
of Reed Smoot to the senate, on the
ground that high church authorize!
should not accept such positions.
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Wal1ace's Circus Day Program:

combination Glorious
Carnival Street Fair Geological Display Horse Fair and
1 ard7 INDOORS OPENED the Waterproof Tents
a
Aerial Trained
malH
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-23
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Congress.
James E. Watson.
Joint Representative.
Richard Elliott.
COUNTY TICKET.
Senator.
Roscoe E. Kirkman.
Representative.
DR.. M. w. Veneer.
For Sheriff.
Richard S. Smith.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Wilfred Jessup.
County Treasurer.
Benjamin B. Myrick, Jr.
County Recorder
Frank c.. Mosbaugh.
Surveyor.
Robert A. Howard.
Coroner.
DR.. S. C. Markley.
Commissioner Western District.
Ellwood Clark.
Commissioner Middle District.
John F. Dynes.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Township Trustee.
Charles E. Potter.
Township Assessor.
John M. Winslow.
CITY TICKET.
Mayor.
DR.. w. w. Zimmerman.
City Clerk.
John F. Taggart.
City Treasurer.
Charles A. Tennis.
MONEY LOANED
from 5 to 6 per cent.
Thompson's Loan and Real Estat
agency, Main and seventh streets.
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ON SALE AT
Manager Wanted.

Truthworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this country and
adjoining territory for well and Ia
vorably known house Of solid finan-
cial standing. $4,000 straight cash
salary and expenses, paid each Mon
day by check direct from headquar-
tiers. Expense money advanced. Po-
sition permanent. Address Manager
80 Como Block, Chicago, Ill. 1-2lt
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Eat "Ideal Bread" it is a duty
you owe your stomach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
GETS LAND FOR ANNEX.
Commercial Gable Company Has
Begun Building Operations.

The report announced some weeks thar John N
ioldinS had sold for Frank ".
cable Company No d New-st three story building.
Plot OF land about 2LS27 feet yesterday
This completes the plot desired the
Company Tor the annex 20 IT'S building
Il aas begun building operations Title 20 tho 3avn
parcel will be passed In about On April Is
Ar Golding sold to the Commercial CabIs Company
William f. Havemeyer parcel % i1x354 feet. Al
northeast OF Exchanges Place and Newest. Ira
savin plot adjoins the Havemsyer north
soon after the Commercial Cable Company bought
y and "A Newst and Nos. 65 CT Plaza
site for Il said that
Savn parcels would be improved with sixteen
pudding Owing Its exceptional light advantages
aRvemeyer-Savin building be called. said
the Daylight Building
. Much has been written IN the last tow about
the Havemeyer. the Savn. the Blair Building and "a
commercial Gable Building properties. The Blair
ing property Is the northwest q BroAd-Ox
ana Exchange Place It south
mercal Cable Building. Its erection affected the Hight
ana air OF the Commercial Cable Building the
t4r about sixteen stories Now the Hsht and Of
tNs Elar Building on the west side tkoAy TO
De a1ectsd considerably by the erection OF the Cen
nercial Cable Building annex as the annex wfd -
Just west % the Blair Building
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~ John Eichier Brewing Company. PLAINTIFF. against
Daniel Buhre. George l. Lewis Lannette Buhre. A.
sherman Buhre, Alexander Buhre individually and as
administrator OF the goods. OF Jacob Buhre. de-
EmeIine Buhre. Bertha Buhre. Clara Bghre.
Sophia III. Maliett Mary Buhre. Henry Buhre. Fred
ericl Buhrs and Catherine Buhre. his wife; Cor
nea Mills. Rose A kress, Catharine Stamberger.
Emile A Abry, Emile Abry, Bertrand Abry. Pauline
Buhre. Grace Buhre and Alice Buhre. De-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Notice.-TrtaI desired in
New York County.-To the above named Defendants:
You Summoned 90 answer the complaint IN
this action. and copy ot your thu
pIaIutin's Attorney within twenty DAYS
vice OF this summons exclusive OF the day OF service;
and in case OF your failure appear 1uds
unent will against you by default for the
LIEF demanded IN the complaint
Dated June e5. 1907
FRANCIS J. KUERZI. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
Once and Post once Address 81 Nassau Street Man
haitian. New York City.
To Frederick {. Bahre. Cathsrne z. Buhr- Cornss
Bertrand Abry Pauline Abry. Emile
A Abry: The foregoing summons Is served
BY publication pursuant order OF Charles
II the Justices OF the Suprem. Court Of
York in and for the County OF New
York. dated day OF June. 1904. ned with
the complaint the Office OF the Clerk County
OF New York az the County Court Houss IN the
oush OF Manhattan. New York City.
Dated New York. June 10Th. 1904.
YeurA etc. FRANCIS KUERZL
Attorney for Plaintiff % Nassau Street Manhattan.
New York City.
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SUpREME COURT. COUNTY oF NEW

York.-Isaas I. Kip. Trustee CornoIia b. KIP
Plaintiff. against Sarah ". Calender another. De-
PENDANTS In pursuance = Judgment foreclosure
duly made entte. action.
bearing 2Oth day June. 1904. under
signed. the Referee Judgment named will az
public auction the New YORK Real Estate Sales Room
No l6l Broadway n the Borough u Manhattan city Of
New York. the l0th day Of July 1904. al Y o'clock
day. BY Richard Y. Harnett unc0r-
poratsd aGeseers the premises directed BY aid juds
De sold. and therein described follows All
THAI certain lot. piece parcel Of land. with build
erected. situate. lying and being
Ward the said CITY OF New York. bounded and
described = follows; Beginning "A point north
side Of EfFhty-third Street distant
hfty westerly from the
nOrthery side OF EiRhty-tnrd
the side Eighth running north
parallel with Eighth Avenue and partly through
the party wall hundred and feet and
10 line % block ghty-
third Eghtyfourth streets thence westerly
along said line feet. running themes south
ery and parallel with Eighth Avenue and partly through
the % wall hundred and feet and
two inches 70 the northery side q Eighythlrd Street
ans running theme eastey and along the northeTly side
OF EshyhiTd street twenty feet TO the point place
beginning Said known No. II
West s5rd Street Borough q Msn1atan Sew York city.
Dated; New York June eth 1904 - -
ALEXANDER THAN, Referee
MILLER q HARTCORN. Attorneys FOR Plaintiff. 20
NGzsau Street. Borbsh OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram % the property u 10 sold
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19
REALTY NOTES.

I-orars S. Ely CO the brokers in ths Isasanr
OF The property the side OF sixth-svs
rorty-ard and FoTty-f0urth the
Realty and Construction Company ths Nsv-york
1ippooroms Company. The plot frontage Sixth
ave or @ul feet and 240 depth Forty
third and E1rry-flurth This OF ground
recently the site OF the Sfxch-ave car stables
TO Is understood that the
years with TWO renewals rzappraisaL-
Feil g. MURPHY. IN conjunction WITH the McVtckar-
lIalard Realty Company, the brokers IN
f!r ; Lsn1lns sons y the R0sshiu Realty Company
or Nos 33l ard 333 East Tlirrv-f1urth-st Four
story tenement house Plot 4Ox97.6 feet
The r-aI6 T. Fisher Company the broker in tho
sale u No est Ninety-seconi-sy 70 Custays FEEDER.
Eleanor LlpNu is the If Nos $40 S76
l.S>- Daiy-tFs-. sold recently by Annie Robinson.
=. J. Philips & Co. have sld for the Lyddy estate
- Daniel Ci-gEe1Hei-u Plot
boron and Sycamore EIher0n. y. J. plot as-
Joins The FtreEZe- III Oceanave-. Which Is owned
Guggsnheinl.
The Edward JohusCn Building Company has bought
from the Borough Park Company about 400 lotz Along
and near Now Jt-echtave. and adjacent Is
said that 100 detached houses VIII De on tho
plot q lots.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

by TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUNE.l
chicago, July ls.-The bulls had il much their
OWL way In their efforts 10 advance the wheat mar
ket to-day, and they succeeded well enough 20 put
The prices up lc for July and NC IIsc for Sep
1e1no~r. From the start sentiment bullish
There was news 81 heavy rains In the Northwest
especially IN the Red River Valley making IL look
as 4 spring wheat would follow the course OF the
winter cereal Then. too. foreign cables, which
lac beer tagging 80 long. showed decided strength
hlonE 70 the bear side OF the market throughout
ne recent advances. surrendered to-day. and
bought IN their short lines NJ sharply advanced
Prices Those fortunate enough 70 have long wheat
dc not hesitate 10 sell out and thereby secured
Profits that hac accrued their lines. Late in the
Session. Z was the general opinion among the
brokers that the market had gone through an
evening uD process. which wiped number OF
Dig lines both sides. Old July closed at csc.
Nc under the high price OF the day. The lowest
was s7ize, made al the opening. The range OF new
September from Sslkc ssZc. closing AZ Ss7sc
70 &c.
But for the strong turn IN wheat the first hour
u Is doubtful II any higher quotations would
nave been made on corn. AS T. was the July at
best point was only a fraction higher 49l@c
December had a little better gain going from so
SEC 20 Easc. After the first little gain the market
h2t;ened out isfsc July. ssisc September and
eote December. Local corn receipts were 2ss cars.
he estimate for tomorrow Is 20 ears. Stocks IN
public houses increased 80 0oo bushels the week
The hot forcing weather over the entire corn belt
ls the ole thing needed 10 make up for lost time.
4he weather makes bail market IN corn slow
proposition. The highest for July was gsis-: the
lowest seszc: the close was ssssc. September
'oid from asisc down 10 ss7sc. closing al ssisc
Trade in oats large. and the warm. dry
weather being favorable for harvesting prices gen
orally tended slightly downward Receipts were 1T
CARS and shipments lo..0se bushels. Only eleven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-19

cars graded contract. and cleaning houses did not
contribute any Estimate Of to-morrow's receipts
was AT cars Chicago stocks OF all kind. are dow,
TO 25l.oo bushels. The range OF July was from
Ssa.c 10 4oe closing at $4,000 After selling from
sc down 10 s25s September closed at 2as.c
Provision market was firm. but ufeiess. Brokers
report packers as doing nothing 10 influence prices
either way. There was some early buying bv local
shorts and some scattered selling With uoo
hogs az the yards prices were Sc and IOc higher.
September pork at best point touched So or and
there was Zoe reaction 20 si2 s2ls. Lard touched
Sc s7i2. weakened 10 Sc s2l.gg So Ribs opened for
September al s. s.. and reacted TO s. s0as7 gu,
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Nary Cain. Catherine Ward Hugh =
O.DonneI and NcaaeI Sweeney. Plaintiffs against
GaIlagher Edward a. Gallagher. John +. Gallagher.
Mary 7 Gallagher. Thomas Sweeney. Patrick Sweeney.
Mary o. Dounell Barney Sweeney. Erancis sweeney.
Teresa McNulty Eliza sweeney. Robert Sweeney.
Eleanor Sweeney, Lizzie ODonreu Julia O'Dornel.
MARY o. Lluunel. r.. Francis Bowen, Michael Bowen.
trick Ford Francis Ford. Michael Ford. Thomas Ford.
Nary Ellen John Ford. Bridget McNuIty
Moran. ir. William Moran. James Moran. Edward
Egerton l. Winthrop II Executor OF the LAST
Unknown persons. n there be. who the descen
dants OF Bowen the elder. deceased and al
known persons who at any time hereafter
lawfully claim any share interest IN the estate OF
Michael OF the City and County OF New York.
Defendants To the above named defendants:
action Of your answer plaintiffs.
within days after the service Of said
YOU exclusive Of the day OF service and
your failurs - appear Or answer Judgment
taken against by default for the relief de-
naaded IN complaint Trial to be held in thu County
pated New York. March Is 1904.
rRJrAX WATSON q ROBERTS,. Attorneys for Plain
tirfs once and p. O. Address i41 Broadway. BOr-
ough Of Manhattan. City OF New York.
Eleanor John Moran. IT.. William Moran James
Moran and Edward Moran: The foregoing summons "a
served upon you by publication order Of
the Hon Banchard> Justice OF the supreme
Court OF New York dated June 18th. 1904,
and fled complaint in the once OF the Clerk %
tan CITY OF New York. the day OF 1904.
TPITAN WATSON & ROBERTS Attorneys for Plain
tins ONCE and p. O. Address l4i Broadway. Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City oe New York
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Monroe L Heibrun and Arnold & Ryrns have sold So
frank Koch 10 Henry 3. Levy No f6s West Ninssy~
sixtn-st. a five story dathouss lot 2SxI0o-s
The Sycamore Realty Company has bought . =.
Hamilton Nos LISP and 1s4 Washington-ave. SOUR
story fathouses. plot 50x13S feet
" ulamson q Bryan have sold for VI. r.. a c. ErnUs
treorSe OFT No 5+4 East ns-hundred
st a i've story hathouse. lot 2Exl0O feet.
me Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has luuns
"tlAler NO o45 Eage-ave. lnTsa frame
house, with store. lot 25xIf7 feet
" l. & O. Ernst have sold Georges OFT 5<4 Nass
One-hln1re fOurt1-sr i've
On 4 lot @oxlOO feet. near AIsxandsr-avs
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Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Ths Alliance Really Company Piaia,l1
ssainsS wiAiAn g Dewey aat e;her' Bs'sadaHta-
duly made eutsre. IN enttire a-t!oa ana
signed ;hs Referee in sald jalgs1t nau,ei Will ss a,
B-oad~ay 2 tie Borough 20 Manhattan. cry Or New
York the ls'h tay . July. 1904 at = O'Clock noon
directed By said jussmsn; T. - s9d and therein de-
follows All plot o, Land tie city AMI
hsrson bounded ana described follows: sesirning Z;
Don, N he soHhsry side o; Twentieth street tistan;
h- westeriy side - FTfr Avsaas aae ruan.nr tssncs
eiEhty-four tes- % the uCrthcry B-e @ SIsteenth
Street, westerly along the n1rthsy SIDE . Nine
parallel with Fh Avenue fludr-t art eiglty-tcuT
feet the southsry sie OF Tvsuteth street and thence
Er feet ak inches The point % beginning said prem
is being noS sn2sn a. Elms-r. sas
ana ThiTty-thres West Nnetssnth street subject %
collars executed BY SAID defendant William C. pes-y
eoa and duly recorded "a te orrs % Register
the County OF New Of 1902 IN Section 3.
Ibe- ss Of MortE@Ees 5s6 and also subject 20
nant. aEains, nusances contained In nsrueats recorded
So Llbsr go Ccrvsyarces page 54g m Lher
e.s 81 Conveyance page 40i Liner SIC - convey
and % party wall agreement east~ry wall q
- onl.--hE upon sac premises arc lNs.aNs -,
issr's O-cs IN Ilher e2s Convsvances ~. %
party agreement affecting easteriy wall = The
once IN lo-r de4 OF Conv-yances pare . ana 70 "a! y
inF en .aid premises recorded "a said Register Once
Ln-r ssT Of Conyeyencss. paEs 55A
FPFDETlrCS " STEELE Reteres.
HAROLD SWAIN Attorney for PlaIutig. iiS broadway.
The following a diagram = the property - SOLD
Us stree numbers . and 30 West 10th street ana
81 and % West i9;h Street:
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Financial.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
OFFICE OF SECRETARY
New York. JEne IS, 1904
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
h. NJ IN.
Financial.


To the Stockholders Of the
Southern Pacific COmpan-I
Notice r. HEREBY given the board Directors
OF the southern Pacific Company. Al meeting this
pany in BeschIaon. Jers-son count Kentacky On
Yecu day Of Tufv -l-v
o'clock A N. standard time, consider and
upon resolutions brought before them az .ais
meeting IN sEostaurially the form ana 10 the effect
foHowinE. VIZ
RESOLVED CD. that the capital stock o; IN,
dred million dollars. 81 ISSUING million add
tlonal shares Il the par value Of one haRds--
Resolved 90. that the increased stock
shall be preferred stock. that the holders % such
eaCL nhca4 yrar al such rate hot eheeeolas seven
per cent per aanuIu, payable semi annually out
Board OF Di5ect5Ts before any dividsad shan %
declared on the common stock. that such dtvi-
SeA4s sA4ll De non cumulative tlat tLs hoAo-Is
q a2ch preferred STOCK shall NOT oy virtue thsre,
Of be entitled 20 other or further SHARE OF
~ pFonts q ne COMPANY mat upon ne dls.s-
.uuon Q. The Company. voluntarily or otheTsise
the holders % preferred STOCK snail be entitled 20
have tneir shares redeemed a. pa before any
cHtrloutl9n OF any part or ths assets OF tns Com
paEy shall 10 made TO the holders OF the COM
Issued ana cold from time 10 time. 70 such
amounts and IN such manner. As the Board OF
directors may authorize and determint but AZ
Lct less than the par value OF the snaFss: that IL
shan be convertible into common stock. share for
share az the option OF tbs holders AT time;
ane shall be TedeeEnable al thu option OF the
Company. on or at any -in-e after the aTst day OF
July, 1905. and before the nrst day Of July. isla
al one hundred and Afteen dollars per snare
Resolved go. that tho Board OF Directors shall
be and they are hereby authorized 20 establish.
rom tine 70 time. and enforce ali such rules anc
regulations respecting the issue sale redemption
and conversion OF such stock not Inconsistent
herewith. as IN the Judgment OF the Board may DO
necessary or sxpsdient"
For purpose Of such special meeting the stock
the Company viii closed July "a.
ALEX MILLAR-
E@rre and
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West s3rd street


The approximate amount Of the lien charge TO satisfy
which tina above described property De sold 10
s26Isse1 with interest thereon from The Zoth DAY OF
June. 1894 together with allow amounting
s31I 80 with interest from june Goth 1904 together
with OF the The approximate amount
OF other Liens. which are 10 be
allowed the purchaser Of tie purchase money or
paid by the Referee is So. 80. Sc interest.
Dated New YORK. June -. 1904
ALEXANDER THAN. Referees
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Igth Street.

The APPROXIMATE. amount Of he
which sboy e-descrbed property Ea
3o9 10 with interest thereon 2Oth dav OF
1904 together with costs and allow
to $3.50 30 together with the expenses Of
approximate OF the
other liens be allowed the
the purchase money paid by the Referee s49IO
ara interest
Dated New York Gath day Of June 1904
FREDERICK W. STEELE. Referees
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REAL ESTATE.
Plot of Ten Vest Side Lots Changes
Hands.

Bernard smyth q Sons havs r-sord ~ cAas4ss -
Hosenthal and Isaac r. BERNSTEIN plot of
me south side OF
west or Ansser1am-ave. 0x1Ooll feet. Harry Mats
And c. D. Max.
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a sf,soo,ooo BUILDING LOAN.

The One Hundred and Eleven Broadway Company Aas
obtained from the Eeuitabs socssy "a
me Trinity Building site building 81 for
one year a. "A per cent The loan Is payable IN gold
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GETS GIFT OF TITLES

Ida B. WasEbuTn received tts CTR y-sfrd,v -
No. $50 Broadway. Is 6xe9x25xIO71t feet 70 No M
West Twenty-uinth-st.. 20xos.9 feet and 70 No 10
Sanal-st 2oxl5 feet, from Kate ST c. Washourn.
sS Iortsased me property Kas s. G Washourn
sSooOO al per cent Tor year
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SALE OF A LAIeHT-sr. PARCEL

William A Whits q sons sold for tbs a!dnA,ek
estate Nos and as CanaI-st running tnr,u.A TO
Eos "A and IL IAlsht-sJ old srory buItsns1 he
size % The Carc=l Is 66z50 feet.
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TERTlE HATTIE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
ne net result 10 the Terre Haute and Indiapapo-
lie Railroad Company from operations for MAY
after charging Up expenses taxes interest rentals
ano cost Of new locomotive equipment was:
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for Ths Tribune
n received al their Uptown once.
1.3G4 BROADWAY
Will be received at the following branch
onices az regular Office until m. VIZ:
"a shave 23ist; tSs tth ave-. cor l2ta
81 West 42d-sg. between 9Th and
aves s6s f25th-st 1s3s al ave- 10Th
Nth sta OeG Gist-sL TOs lst-ave,
I25th-st-: 155 fremont go 3D.
ave, near 4Iss-st 65& a-avs.s Cd Cn-tsropb~rst.
Brooklyn ". Y.-2 Court-st.s GIG C'ourt-st
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Ocean Steamers.

COOKS TOURS AROUND THE WORLD.
~ S3rd Annual Series. illustrated programmes and
particulars from THOs. COOK & SON. 26i and 1ioo
Broadway.-S49 Madison Ave New York
CLARK'S ROUND THE WORLD TOUR
Leaves Oct. 9Th: 100 days; So
Strictly nrst class; limited numbers
+. g CLARK. lis B'way. -. z
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FERRY COMPANIES.

p-,oslvn Ferry Stock.
psboken Ferry LIST 5s. 1875.
A, stock $1,000 .
y a e p Ferry co stock.
% Isl mtg s.. i922.
TSHF con IS. 1915 80.
.o.t IS ST LIST mg Sc. 1873
,S, ~. r OF y Y a 3 stock.
xyAN Jlst mg 5s. 1886.
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Real Estate Uanted.

WANTED. vacant property on Central Park wseA
w WILLIAMSON & BRYAN. f47th-st. Sd-ava
a ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions The rrfSuns
- received their Uptown once.
NO. 1885 BROADWAY.
following
Offices regular Office until o'clock D. m. ~:
sth-eve. 23d st; lS3 6rh-ave. i2shS
e2 ~ West 42d-st.. SIN
2d3 West 12sth-st. 1885 Sd ave. and
TTth 1Oa6 30 ave. 6ist-s f7oe lss
s0th-st. l1- East 12Sth-st. 80 TrsnoatAse~
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Dividend Notices.
The Missouri Pacific RailW ayC0.
No. l95 Broadway New York.
DIVIDEND No. 81
The Board OF Directors has declared a annual
dividend % TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
lS25ol PER SHARE upon the capita! stock Of this
ConpanT payable az the of.ce OF the Treasurer
and after the 20th day OF July. 1904 stockhoG
OF record the close OF the o.
sOth Gay % June. 1894.
The transfer books vii be closed 30th. 1904
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A. II. CALEF. Treasurer
OFFICE OF THE PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
Brooklyn. y. " July l.. 1904
GOTH DIVIDEND.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
cay declared the ssraI aauua. Sisl lead o. Per
- payable demand the branch oT,c- OF
Company. No - William street. New YORK City.
stockholGers q record VI this date
CHARLES =. ROSTER. Secretary.