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FIND NO MOTIVE FOR
Mr.. LIEBHARDT'S SUICIDE

the front OF his head having fallen
forward when his head struck the desk
after the billet was fired HIS culis
were on a small file case An orange,
a haIf-dUed water glass the dead
mans spectacles. small mirror and
a copy Of the Ten Commandments were
also found in the room; A white hand-
kerchief. saturated with blood. was be-
meath the dead mans head
One Letter to His Wife.
one of the letters. found on top Of
the others. was addressed TO Mrs. d. T..
Ilebhardt. l4u Park Street northwest;
the second to Charles II. Dalzeh. Dead
Letter once. and the third TO Major
George H French. Auditor Of the
navy. Under the letters was found a
large manila envelope. which was sealed
and had the appearance OF containing
documents OF some description
This was addressed to MIS- y R.
Tfebhardt" with the WoTG f)etlNSF
written on it. The missivcs 20 Yrs LED
nsrdt and Major French had stamps on
them and were. therefore, CONSIDERED
me police opened Dir Dalzelrs Dote-
In il Captain Iiebhardt told OF ms SUI lag
gle against the inclination TO end ms
life and how he had fought against IL
ldav and night. but finally came 70 the
point where he had TO yield. Inc com
rrcntcd upon the fact that no one
votIi0 ever believe that he f-lebhardtj
would give auF serious thought 20 any
ching like suicide. although, as matter
of fact the deed was premeditated. and
the thought had been uppermost IN DIS
mind Cor weeks
Effort to Free Himself.
In the hope Of shaking of the ides
Of suicide. Captain Liebnardt said h'
Ihad visited Christian Scientists. but the,
/ gave him no announcement and nc de
cided TO end II all In his letter Captain
/ Iiebhardt rccounted the good times III
land Dalzell and others had had together
commenting on the Jokes with eacl
lother in the course Of many years an,
/ then following with the sentence:
BUT 7 can stand the strain no longer
THE craving 10 commit suicide ha
bounded me 20 death and I welcome ~.
I'm the letter 10 Mrs DalZell CaDtail
Liebhardt explained that she. presum
ably his wife. will take me 10 my for
mer home for interment
Acting Coroner GlazebrOol issued
I certificate Of death by suicide. The bod
I was sent 20 the undertaking tablisn
ment Of J. William Lee. where it is nov
held. 10 was stated today that III
I body had been prepared for burial an
would probably be sent 20 Milton. Ind
where Captain Liebhardt was born an
educated
At the Postoflice today 81 was sal
that no successor TO the dead man Woul
be chosen before his interment.
/ u is not unlikely that several emDlOye
in his division, with whom ne was pei
ular. viii go to Milton 10 attend N
funeral services and interment
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DEATH RECORD.

Blair. Edward. %. Wash Asylum Hospital.
Carney. John. 81 Govt. Hospital Insane.
Chichester. Reuben, -. L. :. soldiers Home
Conner. Horace c. IS. Emergency Hospital
Dixon. Della. 80. 32i - NV
bucket Simeon. 3. iiillsaaie, DC.
over. Gertrude. %, 525 Va ave 50.
Florence. David T.. -, loss Lewis q me-
Coins. Mary F.. 81, Govt Hospital insane.
Jackson. John. g. Wash. Asylum Hospital.
kaufman. Julius. a., Is jackson 81. ne.
Kreamer. EIla X 80. 1913 52d 81.
Lacey. Chas. H.. Is. 500 9Th 81. 81.
lee. Matilda. 81. 1913 ~ 81. NV
lock. Elmer. u months, l2i5 2d II. sw.
Ncpcrrott John. 60. Govt Hospital Insane
Wci;ee. John W. -. 81 O IT. ne.
McKenney, Martha j., p, 1861 u -. ne.
Moore George d.. -, 1906 Morgan ave-
Murphy. Morris. 81. Freedm'u's hospital.
Nash Johanna. 23, 533 ID st. Sc
psrdce. Chas g.. -. 1925 9yh 81 NV
peterson. Henry. -. s27 SprugmInns ct. sw.
Saum. Joseph f. o.. 1877 " 81. NV.
S1vIcs. Marie. %. Hillsdale D. &.
schmidt Henry, 26, l13l 18th ST. NV
schultz. Joseph. 30. gl2 x -. >e
Wheeler. Carrie g., 81, 26oi = 81
Williams. Amelia. 'G2, freelman's Hospital.
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that ~ the Lena Is seaworthy she vill
doubtless be compelled 20 leave the port
within twenty-four hours or dismantle
without delay.
The Russian Transports officers al
Iege that it is absolutely unseaworthy'
however. and have asked time in which
to have the engines and other ma
cbinerv repaired. The first duty of the
san Francisco officials will be To de-
termine whether this statement Is true.
As the Tree sury officials at san tran-
cisco have no vessel suitable Tor use IN
making the inspection of the Lena, me
Navy Department has been called u[pn
10 furnish "A vessel. and the inspection
will b,. made without delay.
~ pacific SQUADRON of the United
states Navy. has been ordered by the
NaX,v Department 10 remain at y Y
Francisco pending the settlement OF tht
Lena case.
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nents most interested in the outcome
II the strange situation.
Acting Secretary Adee, Of tho state
Department. Capt. John l.. Iillsbury'
,cting chief of the Bureau OF Manga
aon of the Navy Department ana
Judge Pendeld. solicitor FOR the state
Department. had long conference TINS
morning at which the Lena situalon
VAS carefully discussed.
Until the condition OF the Lena ls
investigated it will be Impossible 10Y
The san Francisco officials 20 Iahe a.ls
,ctton or for the Washington authori-
des to determine what should be done
Under the Presidents proclamation @,
neutrality the duty Of the othceIS on
he port is clear without ADVICE lTuu'
Washington. -
This country must avoid any action
which will lay il open to Suspicion, fho
a prominent official said this mo.lllne
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University of Music
and Dramatic Art
15I4HSt. N. W., Washington, D. c

15I4Fi st. n. w, Washington, ID. {.
An institution to give thorough and
complete musical education.
Patterned after the conservatOries OF
Vienna. Brussels. and Paris
Registration of pupils begins Sept. To-
9-l2 am. % pm. Entrance eNamina-
tions: From Sept 20 to oct. I. inclusive
String Instruments: 9-10:30 am Piano
and training courses for teachers 1870
IL 30 Singing and dramatic art: 2-5-SJ
p.m Theory and organ: 3.3D-4.5O pm
Wind instruments: 4.30-5:30 pm.
School Year Opens October 3.
For application blanks. catalogues, and
particulars. address
se12-6t Mr. n. =. COLE, Secretary
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ROBBERS RICH HAUL
IN NORTH CAROLINA

CHARLOTTE. y. C.. Sept T. A spc-
ciaI from Murphy, in the mountains cf
western North Carolina, says the bauh
M that place was robbed carly this
morning. the robbers obtaining $500
Tho robbery was the work Of prolcr-
SIGNALS who secured tho tools they used
az IA nearby blacksmith shop.
They left no clue by which 10 CstaD-
lish their identity.
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HEISKELL & M'LERAN.

We degire 70 call the attention Of PROPERTY
OWNERS TO our splendid facilities for renting
and managing prrperty Of individuals and es-
tares our equipment, location, and long ex-
pcriencc ia renting properties IN the District Of
f,oiurpbia should commend us. Renting and
Messing property and collecting rent is a profess
sion iu itself requiring a thorough knowledge Of
the law relating 10 i=0dlord and tenants and
experience ia selecting tenants. We have q
~1stsi DENAND GREATER than our SUPPLY.
YOU property Will pay when properly manag9d
-cousfit us about rents
He;skell & EcLeTan, 1908 F st. n. W
au2o-S0t
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One Sided Plan Rejected.

For this reason, that each side is try
inS 20 cocrce the other into a peacc
agreement advantageous to its own fac
ton, and decidedly adverse TO the inter
ests Of the otner, no progress has been
made in tho attempt to consolidate the
two State Republican tickets
The Addicksites proposed giving to the
regular Republicans all the State offices
except governor. state treasurer. and in
suTance commissioner.
1his seemed. at first. unbounded gen
crosby but IL was 50 In phraseoiogv
onl.. II seemed TO the regulars 10 L.
Ike getting the whole pie after an the
Dlums had been extracted by the other
side. so. or course Il didn't suit" state
Chairman Ball was therefore directed by
the State committee OF the regulars "a
tell Senator Alice. who holds a like posi-
ton In tho AddicEs party. that they had
no desire for any such kind Of harmony
and consolidation of the two tickets.
The regulars are having many
| troubles. as the Higgins element is anx.
IOus to have Dr. Chandler taken off tn.
ticket so that Conrad, the union candi
date. OF some other man could be substi
tuted This f. not likely TO haDDen
| since Chandler agreed 10 run only aftel
| assurances that he would not be mad,
subject 10 any compromise plan
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-C. 6. SLOAN &
60 1407 @ 81. NV. will sell. SEPTEAf-
RER II. 1894 goods stored with c. r
clifford & Co. for Mrs. G. Moore. Mrs.
b. Shields, Mrs. r. Ingram, TO pay
storage selO-ol
SPECIAL NOTICE-Messrs EUGENE.
EUGENE D.. and CHARLES FRANCIS
CARUSI. Attorneys and CounselOrs AZ
law have removed their law offices
from the COlumt an Building to the sec
ond floor Of the Van Doren Building. 1881
y street northwest. Sel-30L
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BUILDINGS
DEPARTMENTS
CoLum BIAH COLLEGE

william Allen Wilbur, A. n, Acting Dean
Undergraduate courses, open to prop
erly qualified men and women. leading
TO degrees Of Bachelor II Arts and Bach
elOr or Science.
Lectures aud recitations in University
Hall, from $50 A. II. until 6:30 p IA
Library. drawing rooms, and labOrato-
ries open until 10 Z. 81.
Regular or special courses may pe
taken by those who can attend only az
ter 400 o'clock. Many electives; wen
equipped Laboratories
Entrance examinations, September .
to q.
Graduates Of Washington High SCHOOLS
and other accredited schools admitted
without examination
Session helms SEMI .r-lL-cr ..
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pENnsYLvAN1A SCHOOLS.

TH0RoI-GH and COMPLETE COURSE
in bookkeeping and business In four
months al our school. No charge after
that time Same course by mail for SO.
Success guaranteed. Write for partscu-
lars Address CHAS. N. ABRAHAM
son. Principal. .Abrahauson Business
College. philadelphia, Pa School IS
tabIished q years) Jy29-m. w.f-2Ot
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CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL.
Typewrlting
Maryland SOhOoI fer the Blind.

viii meet pupils at The Sixth Street
depot. September i, 1904. At 5 o'clock.
afternoon. For further information ad-
dress f. d. MORRISON. Maryland
School for the Blind. Baltimore, Nd
ali3i-14r
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ilou begins CEpl IN ueI %
APIS AND SCIENCES

Graduate courses, open TO properly
qualified men and women, leading TO De-
grees Of Master of Arts, Master OF SCI
ence, Civil Engineer, Electrical Ensi-
neer, Mechanical Engineer, and Doctor
Of Philosophy
Facilities FOX pursuing regular ana
special courses same as those IN Column
bian College.
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St. Lnhn's College.

Annapolis Md. Established I696. Classical and
Scientific College Courses. Also Preparatory
school Tor BOYS fitting for st. Johns or Other
Colleges Military Department under army OIL
GER Term begins sept. q.
Address THOMAS FELL, All. Ph. D.,LL-O
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To. END
SENSATIONAL SUIT
Millionaire and Wife May
Have Agreed.
TO WITHDRAW DIVORCE SUIT
Terms of Settlement Not Definitely
Known, Though Interpreted
by Rumor.

PITTSBURG. Sept Pit is expected
that Lawrence Phipps and his wife Will
settle their differences in Denver to-
day.
If satisfactory articles of separation
can be arranged the suit for divorce en-
tered IN the Denver court will be with
drawn. II not, Mrs. Phipps will defend
the divorce suit on Tuesday when il
is called.
Terms of Settlement
Mr.. Phipps. who built the Denver
house because he had tuberculosis. Is
to reside at Denver The question as TO
the guardianship Of the children, Helen
and Dorothg, Is said 20 have been ar
ranged. so that they are TO spend the
time equally each year with their father
and mother until a certain age. when
they are to chocse for themselves.
Mr. Phipps is said to have made lib
eral allowances for his children, and
! for their education. but insisted on cut
/ ting down the figures demanded by his
wife.
Another report is that Mrs Phipps
will retain possession of the children
and that Mr.. Phipps will bear all the
expenses Of the transconunental htl-
CATION
Beneficiary Clause Changed
1t has been learned here that an in
surance broker in this city who held a
$4,000 policy on the life OF Lawrence
Phipps. Mrs. Phipps being the benef-
ciary. has been ordered 10 cancel the
beneficiary clause and TO substitute the
names. of his children instead.
Mrs Phipps and her aunt were pres
ent at Put-in-Bay during the conference
of attorneys. The Denver lawyers had
in their possession a copy Of the agree
ment of separation. This was gone over
by the Pittsburgers. II Is not expected
THAT Mrs. Phipps viii meet her hus-
band
Needed IN Denver
He. presence in Denver is said 20 be
necessary to arrange settlement of
property there being papers which the
wife and husband have to sign This
led TO the belief that the Denver prop
erty is to be transferred to Nv. Phipps
1t is stated that among the articles
of agreement IS one TO the effect that
, the maid who assisted Mr. Phipps &c
kidnap the children is to remain with
them.
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HnLY cross AcApEMY.

Select School scr young ladies and chill
dren Academic and Preparatory De
partmepts. Complete courses IA Music
and Art.
RcOpens Sept. - III Mass. ave.
nrl2n-ff
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Emerson institute

SELECT CLASSICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG My AND BOYS
9l4 18th ST.. opposite Franklin square
CHAS. b. YOUNG, a. NJ. PHI D., Principal ana
Proprietor.
Begins its SD year September %, 1904 This
school has q national reputation. and - recog-
nized as one OF the leading preparatory scaoo-s
Of this country IL prepares Tor all the tliLNe
stiles colleges. and scientific schools, for the
United States Military and Naval Academies,
and for business Special department for ooys
from seven 90 twelve wears Of age circulars AZ
tl,e book stores. For information address
GEORGE n. SENSNER. B. =.
Associate Principal and Head Aastef-
crc
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JURISPRUDENCE & DIPLOMACY

Three COURSES OF higher legal, political,
and Diplomatic training. leading TO the
degrees Of Master Of Laws, Master OK
Diplomacy and Doctor Of Civil Laws
Session begins October l. Lectures
from 40 until $50 y. III.
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MEDICINE
= - PhnIIns. h. b. D.

TWO complete courses of lectures, reel
1atiOns laboratory, and clinical Work
viii be given curing the year. Deglnnln4
at $50 s.. NJ and at 100 p n
Session begins September %
The best facilities for laboratory and
clinical work are afforded III the new
buildings for the Hospital and the Medi-
cal School. Fall examinations on Sep
tember IS
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Henry st. George tucker, Il D., Dean

Three years course. leading to degree
Of Bachelor Of Laws, and special
course Of one year in Fatenr Law. lead
ing to the degree Of Master Of Patent
Law
Session begins October g Lectures
from 40 until $50 p NJ
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lcantInued from - -

aud lived at lf7l Park Street, Mount
Pleasant He is survived by 4 widow
and one child, "a daughter. lie was
prominent as political leader IN the
West in the eighties and ninetes, ana
had been warm friend of President
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For catalogues and information call
upon or address
OTIS D. SWEET, Registrar.
s. e Cor. II and 18th Streets
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DENTISTRY

= Hall Lewis, D. d. s, Dean.
Two complete courses Of lectures, recl-
fatious. Ia boratory and clinical work will
be given during the year. beginning az
$50 a NJ and at 400 2. ~
Session begins September - ne treo
dental infrnary opens OCTOBER !
Fan examinations on September %
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NOTICE OF REnEMPrToN.

Holders Cent Mortgage Bonds OF the South
ern Company California; issued under
Mortgage dated April |. 1915 hereby notified that
there the hands OF thu undsrsgne. trustees
mortgage which tho Of said bonds
is secured Hundred Eighty Thousand
Dollars COLA which, said Mortgage.
applicable 10 redemption purchase said bonds
and that undersigned sealed proposals
the office q y. o. Mills Mills Building New York CITY,
fof the surrender bonds until u NJ Tuesday
the day June 1904 which time proposals win
opened. Proposals shall the OF the bonds
offered. whether a. r. c. d. F. and shall specify
the price separately. Proposals
Proposals the surrender OF First Mort
gage Bonds. Southern Pacific Railroad Company
The right is reserved reject any and all bids.
D O. MILLS,
HOMER S KING.
A., a 1anA Trustees.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

:BV TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUHE.l
Chicago. June Additional loss Of 1zc IN July
arc kc in new crop months was made in wheat
IeFe was brief strength early, because Of rains
nfst and Northwest and predictions OF more rain
The harvest section Of the Southwest tomorrow.
ns Mexican import duty Of l5c was also wiped
or The trade temper was very bearish. and tie
NoFthwest was selling here on its magnificent crop
aospects Minneapolis mills shut down tomorrow
1nnl Tuesday next The announcement OF this re-
sesed In Hiping out the demand for cash wheat
t'e ard car lots declined Be TO &c bushel- The
Aensas report made the condition there s.. against
iast month but told OF a large area ploughed up.
-Ioing was limited. and principally local. July
peaed al sSisc SSsc. sold 10 sslsc TO sac and
-. closing al S75sc bid; new September opened at
rsc anu '''0
eofn was dun aaa weak most Of the day, but
49, steady a rally dGe 10 covering by local
- Cash prices were 1zc TO %c lower and
@spefs reported poor demand from the East
sales were 10000 bushels. Lake freights
- &c lower at 1isc on corn 20 Buffalo. Charters
re Tor I75SoO bushels. The Argentine crop was
MATED az 100000 bushels larger than last year.
!, e1tUfe to-day was the absence OF hedging sales
a. .e0sFers This indicates lessened offerings IN
eOuhuy Receipts go cars. Estimates for to-
"a Nv sss cars. July opened and closed al 4S5sc
an sole al ls5sc and az 4sc. September opened
Ca AZ Ase. with the low s7ssc and high 4slsc.
g., closed the same as yesterday on July and
Rsr,,I .et and 1sc 10 &c lower for December.
spl- FRAZER and other commission firms were
s.,1s Deeenber rather steadily Cash oats were
snt- sales' 1890 bush. July closed az sgSsc; Sep
otlv :, sl'sc; December. 3lMg3I1kc Receipts were
eks.s e~fs estimates FOR Tomorrow. 80 cars. Pork
csy 80 iard nc ana ribs sc higher than yester-
sfo,,,,,. added heavily 10 his holdings and is
hsey. control OF cash trade Longs sold
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuns
y received their Uptown once.
1.364 BROADWAY
viii be received at the following branch
ga shave e. 23d l33 9th ave. COZ 18th 81
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2G3 33s 81 between 10Th and
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setL ~ l5I East 2sth-st.: TsG Tremont-ave $50 3D.
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Financial Meetings.

rJ,IIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders Of the william W. Brauer Company. for
,ba election OF Board Directors for the ensuing
wear and the TRANSACTION OF such other business
NAV properly before the meeting. Will be held
the ofce OF the Company No - Battery Place. in the
CITY and County New York. the 2ith day of June
1904 AZ eleven o'clock the forenoon
Transfer books will close on the ltth day OF June
1904 W the e5th day OF June. 1901
Dated 9Th. 1894. --
Secretary
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received their Uptown Once.
10. 1854 BROADWAY.
VIII be received at the following branch
Offices regular until o'clock p. viz
sth-ave 23d 1913 6th-ave. cor l2th-st
I4th-st 257 West 42dst. between Ith aad sth
AYES West l25th-st; 3d-ave between 18th and
nth sts: O26 sd-aye near eist-st 1.7os lst-avs.
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Detroit and Maekinae Railway Company.
DIVIDEND OF 2I5g HAS THIS DA'

4 DINIDEND Of w Has HIS U-NI
been declared on the Preferred Capital stock Of
this Company payable July lst 1904. at the oce OF
Henry X McIIarg. 90 Wall street, New York. 10
Stockholders OF record the close OF business June
18Th. 1904 The Preferred stock transfer books VIII
close r n June 18th. 1904, and Will reopen July
2d. 1904 c b COLEBROOK, Treasurer.
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state % New York. County OF New York IS:
W McAlaster Mills, president. and F. NJ Clarke
cashier Of Plaza Bank bank located and doing bus
al No 75S Fifth Avenue. in tbs city OF New York
in being duly each for himself says
that foregoing report with the schedule
In all respects 10 the best
OF his knowledge belief and they further that
the OF said bank has been transacted at
the location required By the banking law Chap ESQ
Laws OF 1892, ana not elsewhere and that the above
report is made compliance with official notice
cefved from Superintendent Banks Designating tho
9th day June 1904 the dav which such report
shall be made. W. MONSTER MILLS, President.
r. n. CLARKE. Cashier.
Sevcraliy subscribed and 20 BY both deponenfs
the 9th day Of June 1894. before Z Il. COOK.
tSeal Of Notary.l Notary Public, New York County.
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S. OBS 3s2 90
State OF New York. County Of New York.
Joseph Fox. President and Walter Griffith. Cashier,
Columbia Bank, New York City a Bank located and
doing business at No Fifth Avenue City OF
York. said county. being duly sworn. each for
himself. says foregoing Report. with the
schedule accompanying same. is and
al 10 Of his knowledge belief. and
they say the usual business Of said Bank
transacted the location required by the bank
ing (Chap. csc. Laws Of 1899 and elsewhere;
above report is made In compliance with
received from the Superintendent OF Banks
DESIGNATING the OH day Of June 1904 as the day
which such report shall be made
JOSEPH FOX. President.
w s. GRIFFITH. Cashier
Severally subscribed sworn To by both
H. 81 deponents. the 9th day Of June, 1904. before
GEO. STOLL.
Notary Public. Westchester
Certificate filed in New York Couaty
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Dividend Notices.
Railway steeI-spring Company,

Railway steel-SpTng Company,
II Broadway. New York, May %. 1904.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
= Il THREE QUARTERS PER CENT QATc) this
stock OF this Company
Goth 1904 stockholders OF record June
9th Metropolitan Trust Company OF the City OF
New YORK Wall Street, New city
Transfer Books OF Preferred Stock will be closed
June 9TH ana rAopened June 2lst. 1904
RAILWAY STEEL RING COMPANY.
JAMES G. BEACH. Treasurer.