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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-03
SOCIAL LIFE
AIT OLD POINT
,a,,,,,8, NJ, !, ,t,,,nos.r,isrntcl,.)

otD POINT COMFORT, VA April q I,
The hotels ut Old Point nrc cro"den
Tot the Easter season, and the ghyety 10
unprecedented. There arc dinners ~
lore, cards and dancing With Jolly su ~,
pars /, after hons at ne oha, ,n,,n n
on Saturday aud Wednesday cVcm m.ns 81
wore the Largest Of the season lh l'.t
are many handsome young women among iIt g
tho guests, and they are the recipients ~
,n1llcllS attention from officers ana clvi'a''s
alike. 3 "A
Every ono Interested In hnse- pa GA - !
jottrneyed over to Norfolk to-day 70 W.; w
ness the game between Yale ana ,,. sre
University Of Virginia, aud there W. W., =
many ardent s,,nnoriers Of both Tne
hop Tonight is belrg engcrly ant'g'paii,
MS dancing will be from n'no TO t"el,tt (.
| and the unusually large number OF sueet'
Will make It, n very large enc. -,
Last Sunday evening Mrs. Francs w.,
Brown gave d dinner. at which her sucs 20
wero Miss 11illls and Miss sullivan. -, -
Washington; Capt. and Mrs Chnmper,.n.'
! Captain and Mrs, Andrew Hero. Lieut..
| Frnncts N. Cooke and Lieut.. LOCKE VI
| Fort Monroe.
Oh Monday evening Mrs. Brown gava
| q dinner for Mrs. Harvard. OF Wcst
| Point. the wife OF Colonel Harvard. %
the ariny,nnd OH Tuesday evening NJ NJ o
| Harvard was given dinner ny Ni'
George II Adams.
| Mrs. Edmund Waddill, A. F. Mayo ana
| y, D. Hotchkiss, were among the Rici'
monders who were at the Champer',1
for over Sunday. Others now there arc
Nh. and Mrs. f. Parkinson, Miss Elise
Parkinson, Mrs. Charles N. Willlams
Charles N. Williams, and Miss Wemgln
| Other guests include Mrs j. y. ioldcn
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs W. s. bltck.oru
| \
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Fredericksburg
Society.

X ,vnec,at q, ,rhc ,riti,cs. Dispatcl)
4 h...,,.,,,,,, i,,,, s1,I-t,G VA, April o.
s i. q, LII, ~ entertainments Of tho week,
1 was II missionary sociapie ~ VIZ Mn,
Z r,bnrch on Tuesday night. IN we 'h'c'
~ ~ tic Home Mission Board. Key y.
W "lll'a'''s. s''' ,,,, wcr,
4 sided. tuners vi w !,
pov Dr. Il, S. Runaway, Prof. a. g.
,trs Mary Quinn, Hicks.
=, i. rrismond. Theodore Nj.
Messrs. II. T. ef's'''o ,aaio r.
bradley. Misses Lena ko"e' Ai''.''
cordon Grace Henn and Ida Burrnss'
s ,o,l,ro, by Mrs. Alvin T..
n, ,,,ss Matte Quinn. A song,
e Rove anu lssi' 'sst go ,,,,,,o,,
Little Lights was rendered o' 80
candle bearers. and a chorus nS io"' -
III, ,rors rho large audience enjoyed
80 ,niorestinr programme, and soou
u,,m was collected.
gu" ,,,,tor a, entertainments OF different
,.i,ds arc being arranged for next wees
4 ,urbcr OF people of this city arc az
tending the Methodist Conference nv" -.
.snuln Al Alexandria.
,i,,,,. visitors nrc in the city 'tor tiic
Easter holidays, and those OF me 1919
nconln who have been Attending senooi
=, nav are here with their families FOR
hr,ef STAY.
M,ss Adra Bradbury. after an EXTENDED
.ls,t "a friends in this city. has returned
- -" her home near Nasons. in Orange
oorntv
+ ! Miss Willie schooler, principal OF Han
ovar school who was indisposcd for some
sn,,s is o,t
N,rs ,.,iza Pratt and daughter OF Caro-
,,ra onuntv. were visitors to the city this
r,oek
MI, and Mrs. T. &. Bailey nave re-
.,,,,aa to "Cha than" their handsome
$500 ,rs, across the Rnppahannock from
.n,, o,ty after an extended stay in Griffin.
~ ,,' 800
Nrs ar B. Rowe has returned home
$50, yashinrton, where she visited her
49, nn' Mrs II. F., Jones.
eAI.,a,,a n Mason and family. have
=, ,ha,r country home in King
4 l sons for thc summer.
81 ,na Mrs John c. Russell, Of Louis
..,''. r.. ,ro Tho guests of the parents
p,sse, AR and Mrs. w. D.
/ go. ~.
e'.,,, wr,s Jr after a brief visit
=. ~ ~ =, ren,s here has returned to Rich
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PETERSBURG Affairs.
tspe sal to The TImes-Dispatch3

(spe !al to The Times-Dspatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. April 2.--The 1T
erary event OF the season in Petersburg
will be the lectures Of Professor Fred
erick Henry Syker,' of Columbia Uni
versity, delivered in the Y. NJ. c. a. au-
ditorlurn. under the auspices OF the South
ern Female College. The general sub
ject will be "Thc Modem English Novel;
Seldom do the literary people of Peters
burg have the pleasure OF hearing such
q distinguished lecturer in their native
city. There has been a great deal OF IN
terest manifested in the lectures, and
within a few hours after DIR. Sykes had
advised those In charge that he could
come, subscriptions enough were secured
to insure the success OF the course.
The date and subjects are as follows:
Tuesday, April 9Th, Sis p. M, Charles
Dickens-Idealsm.
Wednesday. April 1sthN sis p. M
William Makepeace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The Novel OF Manners. L.
Tuesday April 10Th. S:15 F. NJ, George
Eliot-Rcaism; The Psychological Novel.
Wednesday. April 9th. Sis p. NJ,
George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Tho Philo-
tuesday, May Sd, SIS p. NJ, Thomas
MISREPRESENTATION; The Problem
Novel
Wednesday, May nth, S:15 p. NJ.
Robert Louis nso11--Romnntlclsh1
Tho lecture on Stevenson was deliver
ed before tho Woman's CLUB N Ricm,
mond last year. The same course VIII
be given this spring Mt the Chemberln
Hotel at Old Point, and before the Edu-
cational Association OF Norfolk with ono
change, tho lecture on Hardy being sub
stituted in Petersburg for the lecture on
Scott. :,
An attractive and valuable syllabus OF
the course has been distributed among
the Eiarantors and subscribers.
The cooperative feature OF inns 'es
turc course is interesting: as the proceeds
will be devoted to securing other lecturers
OF a high order for the benefit OF the SUD
scrbers to the present course. Inc plan
has developed with an increasing. interest,"
and success Is now assured
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CREWE SOCIAL.
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CREwIS, VA. April p. A very inter-
estinG and pleasing social was given at
the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall Thursday evening"
1t was given in honor Of the visit OF IL.
o. Williams, international secretary; |"
a. Coulter, state secretary; .. w, 1kil'by.
secretary. Petersburg. Addresses were
made by each Of these gentlemen. me
music which was rendered by PETERSBURG
talent, was one of the features OF the
evening. Refreshments were served by
the Ladies' Auxiliary.
a new impetus will be given to the
work ms result Of this meeting.
Mr. J. II. Hines gave the children OF
The George Hudson Mission Band ana
the Presbyterian Sunday School. a birth
day party FRIDAY evening
There we're readings and recitations by
tho children, a short talk on missions by
Rev l.. Z. Scott. a story of the resur-
rection was related by Mrs William
Crump.
The birthday cake was an immense
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one, surrounded by twenty-one candles
the number fmeub ers in the Band.
Mr.. B. b. Bobbtt. announces the mar
riage Of his daughter, Nellie Douglas
13obbitt, to Mr., NJ. L. Herman, of Char
lotte, N. c., travelling passenger agent
for the seabcard Air Line, on Tuesday.
May 10th, at home Crewc, Va.
Mrs. ]. II. Hines. Mrs. W. T. wilson
and Miss Pattle Walthal have been APP
pointed delegates, from Pryor Memorial
Church to attend the Missionary Union
Conference TO be held in the First Pres
byterian Church. Richmond April and ..
Miss Bette Crittenden will les!ve for
Richmond Saturday, TO be treated for
her eyes.
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Hunt Club Races.
Special 10 The rnmcs- Dispatch

Especial to The Tlmcs-D ispatch.)
WATERMELON. VA. April 2.---The fol-
lowing horses will run in the Hunt Club
races at Warrenton, April 18th. The en-
try lists have closed.
Point to point race-H. c. Groome's
"Bob White" and Quaker" Jno. S.
Gaines's Mrs. Murphy and Blaze
away Il. Ambrose Clark's Sentry and
.'Buckerhrush." Open race--Geo. *. Mar
tins "Ringets;'' J. *. Maddux's Gray
Fox r. c. Daniels Richelieu; F. Scott
Carriers "T.one Jack" Richard Nallack's
"Angel" and Herbert Assheton's Joe
wheeler The farmers race prob
ably he we'll filled.
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air Is too keen for that. But p'hn VIE
in the ocean and brisk run W ,,,a pm n,v
house invigoratos the many WY -
trying II. ,onod where
their informal life brings many lpleilus
(. go - eniov a day at the beach and does
much to brighten the life. MISS haa az
Cooke is entertaining number OF !ricnus
at her cottage. and near py INC uo'uo''
Cottage is occupied by merry p"ttS'
Mrs. Bradford Tazewell moved INTO Inc
d a. aa, Nj and Mrs, Henry II. Little VIII
n occupy the Dejarne,te Cottage for TWO
months. !, !, ,,a,n,o have
az, ,tarad nt tho hotel during the past
wecl, and Easter is bringing IN sllll
larger contingent. who find THIS restiu'
place for the balmy days
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Silk Sale Monday

Silks in plain colors. figured and
strIpcd--the greatest bargains In town.
White Hahutai SILK. twenty inches
wide. that Is sold at Sac.. 0Or
White Habutai SILK. twenty.seven
inches wide, regular 6oc. d2r
quality. for............. - -
spun silk. twenty eight inches vide.
In white. black and champagne; one
OF the greatest bargains 27IZr
ever offered, only......... /&
shantung SILK. twenty-eght inches
wide; does not stay hero long-comea
E in tho morning. gone before night; the
reason for this wq are sell 27IZr
ing too cheap. only...... o1a/Z
Figured Jap SILK, extra vide white
and dark grounds. soc. value. 12c
Figured Taffeta. only the best pat
terms and colorinss; you Will nnd
this particular one to cost you more
in other stores: our price 7SC
SILK Chiffon, forty-two inches wide,
IN full range OF colors: a. 2Ocs
4 regular 5oc. value for.,..,..,... -
ID = , 3 q z
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Plant Enlarged.
(speclal to The Times-D ispatch',

Especial to The T1HesTD7sIHtVV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, April a.
The Melville Wooden Mills, one OF the
most important enterprises In this CITY,
is charging It's plant on an extensive
scale, 4 large addition for stock house
IL being built, the main building VIII be
"a ised another story. two big new water
wheels are being put In, additional ma
chlnery will be added ana me i ,n w y,
nra,atiyes greatly increased. Increased
hnsiness makes these improvements nee,
nssary, The mills run day and night, anu
now have orders months ahead
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.have been visiting relatives here. have
returned to their home at Urbanaa.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee ]. Graves, OF SpotsSl-
yanla, have returned from Atlantic CltS,
where they spent several weeks, during
which time the condition OF Mrs. Graves
health was greatly improved
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Spring moving Is here-read me I.p'
WANT columns for baggage ana iu''''-
ture movers.
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Spring moving Is here-read me , I.,p
WANT columns for baggage ana thfnl-
t,re movers,
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am compelled by sense OF gratitude to tel
YOU Of the great good your remedy has done
me, Among other symptoms was severely
afflioted with Rheumatism. and got almost past
going. The disease got firm hold upon my
system; my blood was thoroughly poisoned
with the virus, as characterized by the usual
symptoms. l lost in weight. was run down.
had sore throat eruptions, splotohes and other
evidences OF the disease ] was truly In bad
shape when began s. s, S., but the persistent
use of it brought me out OF my trouble, safe and
sound and have the courage to publicly tes-
tify to the virtues OF your great blood remedy.
{, s 8 and To renom M end it to all Blood Poison
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EXCURSION VIA SOUTHERN Rail-
- MAN ARRll.4 q. 1904. ------

On April 4th Tie Southern RallTay y,, w.!
ssl rs e1f nes vr gnTls to Newport News
and return nj one fare for the round z, tr!p.
plus CSC with return limit Aprll 9lh, az,
count launching United states oa'''es'''p
NAs 6. w. WEsTBURY. pr A
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mercury and potash treatment al
external evidences Of it may d1sap-
pear, and the victim misled, be
buoycd up by false hopes Of cure,
while the disease may even then
have fastened it's fangs in some
vital spot within the system, where
it is doing its destructive work m
seen. Mercury has arrayed against
it thousands upon thousands OF
physical wrecks and chronic inva-
lids who have been dosed for years
and their systems saturated with
these powerful drugs, only to DC
harassed by constantly returning
symptoms and confronted with un
your blood is tainted with this az
who come in contact with you, ant
contagion. AS long as there is i
as any signs Of Contagious Blood
crushing out the lie OF this loa
known does this SO thoroughly
peculiar virus that spreads thro
healthy tissues and threatens eve
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Do 1t right now-put your ad. ~ I'-D'
tomorrow.
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according directions
particle VIRUS
matte
Pa, June 10 1903 JAMES OuRNAN'
nstaabc traces Of blood poison years after AS long as
u virus VOL, are source Of infection and danger to al
your children will carry in their veins the dreadful
e in the serpent there is danger in its fangs and 50 long
Poison remain there is danger Of infection Safety lies IN
hsome disease and killing the serpent, and no remedy
and permanentv as S. S. S. It is antidote for this
ugh the system, de6es the blood and contaminates all
ry organ and part of the body.
S. S. S. contains mineral of any description, but is
guaranteed entirely vegetable and offer $1,000 for proof
hat it is not just represent It to be- 1t leaves no
9ad aer-eects but pur6es the blood and at the same time
ouds I'D your general health In chronic or longstadlng
Eases od poison, where the stomach and digestion have
oeen damaged by the of minerals, s. s s. will prove
and helpful in restoring strength and activity to all parts
crush its life you apt to feel the bad effects OF
will write fully about your case, our physicians will
mail you copy of ometrcatmen book telling all
different stages and symptoms, and lot of interesting
TIE swirl SPEcIF1c COMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

The outside securities market continued 20 sb,,,
decidedly frm tone, although there was a sIigb,
shrsnkage IN the volume OF business transsc,ad y
number OF issues gains Of point or more vyare
recorded without bringing out any large amount OF
,tock. Conspicuous among these was Interbcrr,,r,
RapiG Transit which moved up sharnlv ~ -
rent. Electric Boat common advanced ~ 80
STANDARD Oh gained : per cent. Nevy-Yorlx 80
Queens Electric Issues have advanced rapidiv dr.
ING the last week, without attracting much a.
ssntiOn. There has been very quiet tnonfr-, 50
these issues, but there appears 70 be verv Ii+tIa
stock on the market What sales have been rna5s
advanced per cent while the preferred hss yno1-ss
70 per cent There Is no news TO account fo- 49,
advance The copper issues were somewhat irree15
iar but were u fair demand. Bonds ruled str0S
Consolidated Gas cebeutUre IS moved m IL ne.
cent further. Aew-4ork Central As were aboI: IN
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Chicago June 23-Old July was advanced 10 per
bushel with an energy which stampeded the shorts.
AL Of this advance was lost before avalanche OF
bearish news that poured in from the Southwest.
The extreme advance IN new July was only sc and
in distant months only 14c TO CSC. Final prices
were unchanged for old July. while other months
were sc to &c lower than yesterdays close. There
were indications that the elevator people were
marking the prices up and creating sufficient ex-
element 10 enable them to make hedging sales
against large purchases OF new cash wheat South
west The various elevator systems operating
there report Oklahoma and Indian Territory sell
ing about 5000 bushels new wheat daily. AS prices
here were the highest OF any Western market, it
was natural that the hedging should be done here.
New July Nidened TO q discount Of 1i3c over old.
as against 1c difference yesterday. Kansas city is
expecting 5000 cars Of wheat there IN July,
and St Louis grain say July arrivals there viii
break all records THE Price Current report was
bearish Toledo reported sales OF $4,000 bushels OF
red winter wheat to miuers. and there were sales
OF 5000 bushels No. Northern here. July wheat
opened at SEC sold at s574c and to SIC and closed
SEC bid. New September opened at 70 Sc, sold 10
size and 79S4c and closed at 1880 bid.
There was furry in July corn, which advanced
sc bushel early and carried II asc higher than
September. It closed at 1sc to &c discount from
the September price. and all futures closed at i.c
lower than yesterday. Elevator and glucose inter
ess the only buyer OF lots, the shipping
trade was practically dead. The elevators were
selling the car lots for July delivery. The country
continues u sell a fair quantity OF cash corn
Local sales were 5000 bushels, and charters were
made for Port Huron az 1c. Receipts We're us cars;
estimates for tomorrow 500 cars. July closed at
4Sssc; September 4sc sellers. and May 444c sell
ers.
There was lower market FOR July oats. but
more distant futures held steady. Receipts were
100 cars and estimates for tomorrow g. cars.
Cash oats we're steady. Shipping demand light.
Local sales 50 600 bushels.
Provisions closed 1oc higher for pork, &c higher
Tor lard AMI % TO Tao higher for ribs Small out
side and local packers were the leading sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
Financial Meetings.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
ANEEICAN CAR 4 FOUNDRY co.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE
Az EI.ICAN CAR y FOUNDRY co.
yvHF STOCKHOLDERS or THE AMERI-
CAN CAR q FOUNDRY COMPANY hereby
notified that special Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
ssid Cou1nauy called by Board OF Directors be
held al its Once No. 243 WASHINGTON STREET
TEESFy CITY NEW JERSEY. ON TUESDAY THE
SsTH DAY OF JUNE. 1904 At Il O'CLOCK NOON. for
amending the Charter and
the
hoard orI Directors Of the Company into terms
also notified that the Regular
n1ai Meeting OF Stockholders OF said Company
SeIj is on 24S WASHINGTON STREET
JERSEY CITY. NEW JERSEY, ON THURSDAY. THE
S6I'ET DAY OF JUNE 1904 AT y O'CLOCK NOON. for
The Trjrnose OF electng Board Directors trans
acting such other be properly brought
before meeting.
The Transfer Books OF the Company viii close satur-
dav Juns Ath. reopen Friday, July lst. 1904.
800 D. a BIABY.
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Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Albany. Nay rot
I. Q -uHE TEI-TANLA INSI-


WHEREAS. THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
w C-orananv located Eew-Oreans. in the state OF
Louisiana IN this office sworn statement, by
the proper thereof showing its condition and
f1sress ana has compiled al respects the
~ This state relating Fire and Marine
ses ncorporated BY States the States:
Now therefore, In pursuance OF law. f. Francis Hen
Of Insurance OF tho State
VorL 40 hereby certify that said Company hereby
aSrzed t9 transact appropriate business and
Nerf1. this State in accordance
current The condition and business
Company the daIe OF such statement december
shown as touoNs-
ava1lahls assets
Aggregate amount Of liabilities except capital
ana surpis1 including reinsurance 4s5 O4S 10
Amount ~ actual pafd-up capital $50
Surplus los O56 "a
Amount OF income for the year 673 AIS
Amount expenditures FOR tho year GOA IT, 40
M Witness Whereof hereunrO sub
II, he'd my and OF or
fee 10 affixed the day and year above
written -
FRANCIS HENDRICKS
Superintendent Of Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

ss Nebraska weather conditions have bea, ss+,.-
snctory. IN Kansas some damage is reportaG ~
Sver and 4 is generally reported that the cror =
headed well. harvesting in Texas is far advarSSe5
~ come damage was caused by recent ra5- 49,
bright forcing weather in the Northwest s,r ~ tI1
wheat prospects VIII DO excellent. the plant bss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

Southern Pacific Company;
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF Directors
Of the Southern Pacific Company. at meeting this
day held called special meeting OF thu stockholders
of said Company TO convene the Office or the Com
pany IN Beechmont, Jefferson County. Kentucky on
Wednesday. hs twentieth day OF July 1904 at eleven
upon resolutions to be brought before them at said
meeting in substantially form and the effect
following. VIZ.
Resolved %. that the capital stock OF the
Southern Pacific Company be increased ons hum
toIal shares OF the par vaIus Of one hUndrs5
dollars each
shall be preferred stock; that the holders OF sUcn
preferred stock shall De entitled - dividends IN
eact4 nsCa- year az such rate not exceeding seven
per cent per annlIn. payable SEM u2lIy OUT
OF the net pFouts, as shah be declared oy the
declared On the common stock that sucn divl-
bends snail be non-cUnGlattye. that ths hodars
or such preferred stock shall not, by virtue there
OF, De enttied 70 any other or further share o.
the profits or the Company that. upon the disco
luton OF the Company, voluntarily or otherwise,
the holders OF preferred Stock shall De entitled 70
have their shares redeemed par before any
distribution OF any part OF tbs assets OF the Com
pany shall be made 70 the holders OF the COM
stoclzI that said preferred stock shall be
issued and sold. from time TO time, such
= amounts and IN such manner. the Board OF
Directors may authorize and determine. but
less than the value % the shares. that IL
shall be Couvs=tIbIs into common stock, share for
snare at the option OF the holders az anv time:
and shall be redeeriaole. at the option OF the
Company. on al any time after the nrst day OF
hundred and Gtteen dollars per share
regulations respecting Inc ISSUE sale -eisr1pti5o
herewith, As in the Judgment Of the Board may De
necessary or sxpedienL"
For the purpose OF such special msetins ths
transfer books OF the Company w be closed July Il.
July 81. 1904. a. 10 O'Clock A. n
ALEX AIILLAR,
Secretary and Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

GOVERNORS ISLAND. n. Y. H, JUNE %
- I9O4-SeaIed proposals. trpIicats Tor construct
double officers Fort Jay Governors
Island. viii be received here until II A ". June -
1904 L. 8 reserves right TO reject any all bids
formation furnished application. Envelopes
proposals Will be endorsed Proposals for
ofhcers quarters" J. ". JACOBS. A O N. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
COpartnerShip Notice.


WHEREAS, A COMPREHENSIVE CON-
posed Of RICHARD kTACsE. OSCAR kRAUsE and
ALF'tlED also known Frederick kRACSE has here
t2ore and FOR three years last past and upwards
acted business In The City l New York under
name OF RICHARD hRACSE & SON; and the said Rich
ara krause Withdrew from the said arm 21st
" May, 1904. and
Whereas The SAID co-partnershP. during a. the period
hereinbeiors mentioned has had and has relations
with foreign countries
Now. therefore is certify that Oscar krause,
whose place abode is H. 79rh Street. Alfred
tre1sriCl krause, whose or ABODE
liz West Srh Street. Borough or Manhattan City OF New
York. viii continue the Aforesaid business under the
aforesaid OF Richard Erause s. son,
only comprising the said arm and dealing
under the said arm or Richard hrauss son. and
the principal place u business % the said drn Is al
2217 Greene street IN the Borough OF Manhattan CITY
.. New York
Dated New York City. Nay alst. 1904
OSCAR kRAUSES
FREDERICA kRAU52
state OF New York. County o. New YORK.
on this 2and day June, before personally
OSCAR KRACSE and ALFRED also known as
Frederick1 KRAUSE. both personally known and
known De tho individuals described IN and who
executed the foregoing instrument. duly seerally
acknowledged 20 they executed the for tbs
purposes therein mentioned.
lSeaII EpN AE.D ~ tk. Notary PE5-.c. y = &c.