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LIVES WITHOUT SLEEP.
Man in New Jersey Has Been Awake
 for Ten Years,

for Ten Years.
 How is that some persons want
 much sleep, some can do on little,
 while there are still others who can
 get along without any sleep at all?' asked writer in the New Orleans Times-Democrat. "Now here Is a problem, solution of which might prove of vast benefit to humankind. I am reminded of the importance of the subject by case to which my at- tention was recently called in New Jer- sey. Albert Herpin, of Trenton, born in France, hostler, declares that he has not slept wink for ten years, and his statement, according to the New York Herald's correspondent, is borne out by the physicians who have at different times treated him for in somnia.
 'Of his case Herpin says: I have been to hospitals where they attempt cd to drug me in order to produce sleep, but I would not undergo that sort of treatment. I have given up the idea of sleeping for the rest of my life; in fact, I'm 50 used to 1t that l think no more about the matter. I've heard of people going insane that were troubled with insomnia, but l never will. 1 am well and eat three meals q day
 Tt would seem from this that sleep is not one of life's essentials. Is sleep absolutely necessary to healthful eX- istence? Is it possible for men to live to the reasonable and average age without sleep? These are large ques- tions and they ramify in many ways when one begins to deal with them speculatively. In the first place, much will depend upon the type and tenn perament of the man. Persons whose mental capabilities are of low order, whose receptive powers are limited, and who are without the afflatus which gives a rich poetic color to the things of this life-persons who are sluggish mentally and temperamentally, and who feel only when pricked and prod ded by the sharp exigencies of the struggle for existence, the dumb, driv- en cattle of the world, must needs sleep much; whereas the men and women of a sensitive mold, whose minds are as fragile and responsive as the most delicate of photographers plates, who catch and hold, and love the images as they fit in variant shad- ings-the men and women who men, tally trace the very finest of the nu- ances and absorb much of the forces which play upon them-such as these may do on less sleep than persons of the dull, unresponsive and unpoetic type. Napoleon required but little sleep; but, as great American who was once reminded of the fact remark ed, all men are not Napoleons. I have known many men. well advanced in years, who actually slept less than younger and more vigorous men,"
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A case or Necessity.

My son." said the parson to a small boy who was digging, don't you know that it is sin to dig on Sunday except in case of necessty?'
 "Yes, sir" replied the youngster.
 ''Then why don't you stop it?' asked the good man.
 "'Cause this is case of necessity, replied the young philosophers; "a feller can't fish without bait. "-Baltimo. 2 World.
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Intended to Stay.

The new boarder had been three weeks in the house. Tt is usual" said the landlady with great delicacy, "for my lodgers to pay as they go.'
 "Oh, that's all right" he replied affably, "I'm not going for long time."-San Francisco Wasp.
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Those Loving Girls

Bess-How do you like my engagement ring?
 Nell-Really, dear, believe l like it better now than formerly.
 Bess-What do you mean by that?
 Nell-Why, it's the same one wore all last summer.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Occasions do not make man either strong or weak, but they show what hs is.--Thomas a'Kempis.
Holbrook argus., 1904-11-05

Cremation establishments, under the control of the government, are to be found in the chief cities of Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

J. Hamilton Hunt has for estate at $50 600
the five American basement dwelling house on
2xs2 feet at the southeast OF West En6ave and
Nfnety-second-st- The buyer will occupy the house.
T. Scott 8 Son for s. sobel to a Mrs.
Redelsheiner No 1s72 Thrd-ave.. story building
25xiOO feet.
T Scott Son have also sold The estate OF Theresa
Woif to Rosenbatt No 100 Seventy-eishth-st.
thres-story dwelling house lot 1s9xl022 feet.
Charles Il. Edgar has sold to Adolph Lowy No. SIS
CauldwelI-ave., three family hathouse.
Samuel l. siegel Co. sold for John Moran No.
AZ East Oue-hundred -tweny-nIuth-st FIVE story
fathouse lot 25x99 II feet
Folsom Brothers have sold FOR Michael Mailer
Mr.. No. 433 East Seyeny-second-st two story
building on lot 25x1022 feet.
Rosa Hertz No. ia East Tenth-st.. six
story fathouse. 25x923 feet l. Rosenwaike q
90. which has resold IL Mr.. Newman -,
Neubeok & Busher have sold for Martin E<ett No Sal
East One-h Undreoan 1ityseventh-st hVe story us
house lot 2x1OO feet; also for Bertha Ecert No 6o
East One-hundred and fttyeishth-st two story dwell
Ing house, or lot 25x1OO feet.
L Peters has sold plot 5Ox95 feet, In Weeksave be-
dred-and seventy-ourth The buyer will improve the
property Immediately.
u. Kahn & Co. sold for Mary c. Eeasen No. 2iO
East Seventfourth-st five story double hatnouse, on
lot 25x1O22 feet Harris Mayer The firm has
resold tho properly a Mr.. Lsfkowitz
Sherman lot 25xlOO feet the north side of Onehun
dredandfftiethst about 100 feet west Of St Nicholas
The firm recently sold the adjoining lot 10
the same buyer for Jacob Herb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
INTERESTING FIFTH-AvE. DEAL.

southeast Of Foryfourth-st and Ffhave s6 iOx
$50 has scd by the Century Realty Company
the United Saes Realty and Construction Company This
OF the few large plots in this section Of
FTfth-eve unrnproved. Title the property held
the Fifth Avenue Fortyfourth Street Company In
Century Realty Company retains onehalf stock
". II. Chesebrough is president OF the Fifth
Avenue ard Forty-fourth Street Company Among its
directors H s. Black. r. J. Babbage and John u
Stoddard.
world. including Henry and Jefferson SeHgrlan
Edmund L Baylies PerciVal Clement purchased
Paran Stevens plot 1908 II sold by this syn
dictate TO the Century Realty Company IN May OF this
No announcement IS made the plans FOR disposns
developing this property although II is known that
propositions concerning its development or rsat
ing division have recently been under discussion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

22d-st, No 2lT West le KISS; ST Hays and -, 40
another tTus. = Geo H Robinson sIlouS
Same prop II Robinson 10 Lewis Danahar Nominal
l4Sth-s, 5 leo Il AIHsterdaul-ave. 1aOXy2 IL.
Chas r Williams to Aa-on u Jampole and ano Noulina!
same prup sara Williams same, u Nominal
same prop Henry & Rowland a same. Nominal
same prop. Allen W Johnson ref 70 same $1,000
sanford to Joseph NJ Brody et -. Nominal
14Sth-st S 80 II W Amsterdam ave, lD9xs9-Ili
Therese Boas TO Aaron NJ Janpols and another. 49,,
1sth-st. No 30 East 22loxa2: Francis X Pends-
ton and another Joseph NJ Brody = abdominal
F4chtaanu 70 Leon Frey; nltgs $1,000. Nominal
siknan ct al exrs 70 Alexander Blasig 10000
WIlliaul-st. 50 and s. I2x23- : ;X61-i1x
4n,,,a as' Co y mtg s2e4sooS % man 100
65th-st, No 1856 West. 2Ux100.5; John h
Mary sexton one-half part: mortgage. SIS
vsrick-st Nos ITO and liz n e corner Broorne-
81, - 2xloo. Harris Mandelbaum and another -
Broadway. No +56s 25xlo0: Moses sneu-
daira referee 10 Joseph Hyman; mortgage.
l1stR-s3 No EOS West a5xIoo II: August bed '''V
70 Louis $ Miller. mortgage. s25.5oo:
BleecEer-st No 24s. 5 W corner Lero5-st a5.sx
5s4; LerUy-st, No 8. 5. i7z7T Parl-ave. 5.
W n IO0x 100. The Bronx varan Barker
10 varan Barker ana another, trustees: Nominal
Charles P6zenmeyer to Fanny Mccormick. Nominal
Hancock-st. No IA 70 IS, 90 4x113. 1x55.I1x
1871; Frank Verro TO Smile Verro mort
I1stfSst - No 81 West 25xs4 7x2s 312a2 p Fred
erick o pettners to Samuel Baum; mort
ssthzst. No 3 West. 2axes g. william N Fieit-
EwaId Eleitmann ct al. executors
same property: Ewaid Fieitnann et al executors
trustees. to Frank Burton and another.
115tf-st No 2o5 West 25x1oo1 ii: Louis S Miller
Jacob Harris; mortgage. s25.5 Nominal
1877; Mary ] Hamilton another to Rose r
Levisohn; mortgage. $4,000; and-..-....-- 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Insurance Adjusters.
Foreclosure Sales.
E.YORK sUPREME COURT. CouNTY

NETWORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
New York. Central Trust Company OF New York
Plaintiff, against William II. Segnau, others
PENDANTS In pursuance of Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale. duly and entered IN entitled
undersigned Referee in said judgment named will
sell Public Auction, at the New York Real Estate
salesroom. No ISL Broadway IN the Borough OF Maj
haitian. City Of New York. the
1864 at Il o'clock that day. by Harris 2 Fisher
Auctoneer premises directed by said Judgment
sold therein described follows; certain
lot piece parcel OF land with the buildings
IA the Borough OF Manhattan City County state Of
New York. and bounded and described follows Be
ginning point IN the Westerly line Of Mercer Street
distant seventyone m feet six 49, inches southerly
formed by the intersection OF south
Prince with the westerly line OF Mercer
running thence westerly parallel with Prince Street
seventyone m feet three al inches thence south erly
thence easterly parallsl with Prince Street
seventy-one I'D feet three 80 inches westerly
Street. and thence northsrly along the
westerly Mercer Street Twenty-Five te9 feet
point place OF beginning. be said
distances and dimensions more or less; said
being by the street number 1913 Mercer
Street Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York Sub
ot facts shown by made By Francis
". Ford dated April 18TH 1902
Dated New York August 10 1900.
RICHARD H. CLARKE, Referee.
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOIISE MYNDERSE
for Plaintiff
c-1cs ana P O. Address "a Wall Street., Borough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York
The following Is diagram OF the property 20 b sole
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
REALTY NOTES.

Frothnshara Moore the brokers Who negotiated
the OF No 20 Perry-st. recently sold Uoosey
Caraat
G. Carbucci have leased FOR Esther No
345 One-hundred ST. story
buildings for i've rental o. $40 500
John B. sexton has transferred as a gift 70 Mary E
Sexton one-haf interest the property No 1876 West
Sxty-dfth-st. L Is private dwelling house, LOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
NET-ENGLASD.
Vacation Resorts.

Along the North Shore of Long Island
Sound, at the charming inland locations of
Connecticut, and among the Berkshire and
Lltchfeld Hills, reached by the finest
through and suburban train service running
out of New York. Send 2-cent stamp to New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad,
Room No. 8, Grand Central Station, New
York, or to Passenger Department, New
Haven, for descriptive books and list of
hotels, boarding houses, rates for board, and
passenger fares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
PLANS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper fog four story hreproot public school build
ing. Manhattan school No 81. and 10 be
built feet OF Seveth-cve running through
block nineteenth OGe-hundred
and-twenceth l55 front 200 feet
deep facade Of brick, limestone and terra Gotta
and VIII $50 600 according the estimate OF - 3.
Snyder chief architect % the DepGremsnt Of Etuca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

= Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York notice hsrsSy given 70 an persons havtns
York. deceased present the voucher. thereof
TO the subscribers az their place OF transacnx
the OF Butler hoffman. Jolns
attorneys No 81 Wall Street. In Cry az New York;
Borough o. Manhattan. before 5h dsy os Jan
Dated New York. the Both day Juns. 1904
CIA0TILDE r. KELLER, HUGO p. KELLER CHARLES
MEYER Exee1tors
sJTTI.rR HOFFMAN. JoIINE 4 MYNDrHsr A..orney,
for Executors. "a Wall Street. Nanhattan Borouxh New
York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

Tn. approximate amount Of tho lien charge satisfy
which tfs above described property be sold, Is
ss9 i7eO with from the sth day Of
with and allowances
ing 70 s42 from August To- 1904 together
sale The approximate
taxes assessments other liens which to be al
wed TO purchaser Of the purchase money,
maid by the Referee. Is si1Is47 and interest
Dated New York. August 10 1904
RICHARD H. CLARKE Referees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
SECOND ASSOCIATE CHURCH TO BUILD.

Plans Aled with Buildings Superintendent
Hopper for story and basement church eiidcs
erected No - seventhave for the Second Asso
Church OF NswYork. Of which Robert T. Kn!p.
president whose present house 81 worship is Nos
The edirCe Is be 40ia
81 feet deep with FACADE uf ornamental brick
with trimmings % limestone. II VIII cost $4,000.
On the site OF the present cGurch VIII be erected six
elevator house. - feet front and 81
deep, with FACADE t.a-moaiEng with the church. and
having accommodations FOR entyfouT families. II IL
$4,000. The architects for both buildings are
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
MORE PANAMA REPUBLIC MORTGAGES.

George " Campbell an4 another person have nortsaged
a parcel the northeast OF Onehundred and
elevent-s Manhsttan-aSe for $500 600 "a per
years, adjoining parcel IN One-h;--
dred-and-eevenh-st for $4,000 "a cent for i've
years. the Republic OF Panama
John ScAnOsrng has movtgaged parcel az The south
Einety-fOurth- and West End-ave for
SI35 al &, per i've tho Republic OF
Panama $4,000 the Mercantile National Bans
besides the northeast corner OF
Siuety-fourth-s End-ave. for $3.50 4s
for I've tn the Republic OF Panama anu
for TO Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Citations.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. by the grace Of God free and independent to
Barbette Braunschld Lehman Kuhn
Sarah Hahn Cecilia Einsten, Sarah Lang Philip sulT-
Nathan Suzbacler, sarah Straus. Frederick L.
Lavaneurx Charles AMMAN and Philip AMMAN the heirs
nd nsxt of Simon Lavanburg late OF the county
Of New York deceased, send greeting: Whereas amelia
ravanbu-r b Frank. and Jules J. Bach, Of the CITY
OF New York lately applied to the Surosses Court
ofo York 10 have certain instrur en
IN both Real and Personal property
duly VIII and Testament or simon
rayarltrx lats Of the County OF New York deceased
Thererore YOU and each OF you cited to ap-
rear befor. The surrosats Of County Of New York at
bs orsce IN New York on the 9th day or
October one thousand hundred and four at hafpas
OF that day, then and there
said last VIII and Testament
And such OF you as hereby cited. under the
required 70 appear by your
or X you have none 70 appear
apply for one appointed or in the event Of your
neglect failure do guardian viii be appointed
BY Surrogate 70 represent and act for in the
cesding.
IN testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of tho
said County OF New York 20 DO
hereltnto arx Witness. Hon ABNER c,
fsesil THOMAS, q Surrogate OF our said County OF
New YORK at sa County the sth OF
August year Lord one thousand nine hun
dred and four JAMES A DOSNELLT,
Clerk Of tho Surrogate's Court.
DUER. STRONG 4 WHITEHEAD Attorneys for Execr
tors. No. so wall Street, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

Abner G. Thomas a Surrogate OF the County OF Nsv
York IS March, iso+ notice Is hereby
persons having against Cornelia Rooo
OF county Of New 4eIk deceased 70 present the
ansActins the ONCE OF stephen RI Ohm Ma
The City OF New York. before
10th day October next
Dated New York. the Gath day OF March. 1904.
JAMES HAMPDEN ROBB
STEPHEN H oIIN. Attorney for Executor 81 Nassau
St. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
WILL IMPROVE A WEST SIDE PLOT.

The Hickey Contracting Company has bought plot
50xi00 feet rsst 100 feet east Of West End
ave. The plot was owned b. tbs l. s. Bernhsiner
estate. Il will be improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
REAL ESTATE.
The Beatrice apartment House in
Upper Vest Side Sold.

apartment. house. Nos. So One-hundr-d
thiryrstst. for client is six storte. and
Ia plot 5Ox1Oo feet.
The same firm has also sold for a client No. IS West
Fftieths, four story dwelling house On lot 2Oxl0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Eiott-ave side. south Of Morrisst.. two
story dwelling house 21137 feet; Frank McGa-TT.
owner. william Kenny. architect; $500
C)ue-hundred thrty-sixth and Ore-hundrsd nd
.hrty-seveuth SITS. Walnut and Locust story
tank. lS9xtS9 feet; Central Union
Gas Company Z \. SpenCer. arch!tecti SOP 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Financial Meetings.
Sixth Annual Stockholders' Meeting
OF

Off.cr Of the Secretary,
Columbus. Ohio. August Is. 1904
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting OF the stockholders Of THE
doCE>1NG VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY for the
election OF Directors and transaction Of such
other business as lawfully before
ing including the ratification Of all
OF DIRECTORS and all committees thereof the
meeting OF StocEholders) VIII be held the Office
the company, spahr Building Columbus Ohio, on
TUESDAY, october 4th. 1904. at 10 o'clock a NJ
The stock transfer books will be closed once
o. Meysrs J P Morgan & Company. IS Wall Street.
3 o'clock P NJ. and viii reopen on Wednesday Octo-
Der 9Th. 1904. at 10 o'clock A. N
By order OF the Board Directors
w y. COLT, Secretary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Surr0gates NOt.ceL


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Abner c. Thomas. sarroGate OF the County OF New
NOTICE Is nereby given to al persons havn. claims
Caroline NJ. Weaver late Of the County OF New
present the with
OF 10 the SUBSCRIBER place Jransactng
No Street. The City Of York.
before OF September next.
Dated March. 1904
Ten BROECk MORSE
EDWARD 5TETSON GRlFFING. Attorney for Executor.
IS Nassau street. Manhattan The City OF New York.
n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Proposals.
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OF.


~ fee Of indian Affairs. Washington D. c. July l3.
igo4-Not!cs that bids for the purchase
Unbiased segregated coal and asphalt lands and IN.
leased asphalt deposits Will be opened
BY Commissioner Of Indian Affairs at his once. in
washington, follows For the purchase Of
within McAlester District CNo y ~ o'clock
P eastern tirre Monday, October g. 1904 for tracts
the Wilburton Stigler District ono = at clock p
the Howe-PoIeau District ono. 81 at O'Clock p. III.
CEasern tune) Monday. February 1905 for in
McCurtain Massey District 90 A. at clock p NJ
eastern trnel Monday April 1905: for in tho
Lehigh-ArdInore District 81 clock P n EAST
tnre), Monday 6. 1905; and for tracts In Dis
No. UNBIASED segregated asphalt landsl at
O'Clock P. eastern Monday, August z. 1905
lands and deposits TO be sold,
copies the regulations OF June IL 1904 soysniz
segregated coal and asphalt a1ds
and asphalt deposits be
this office or the u IND
Agent, Union huskogee, Indian Territory
prescribed fogn which VIII be found
regulations certified check dref. for twenty
OF the BIO must accompany the
bio The lands will be sold for cash and successm nio
viii deposit with the commissioner OF
Indian Affairs the full amount OF their resreetve nid
within nteen days after receipt By them OF notice OF the
acceptance OF i successuI pdoer tells 70
ned check deposited by evidence Of good
will forfeited the OF the Choctzr ana
Chickaraw Nations The REJECT any or al oas Is
reserved Deeds OF conveyance Will contain clause
Subject howsvor- TO existing Tshs Of way for rail-
roads A c. TONSER, Acting Commissioners depart
Of the Interior Washington. D. c. July L. i5UA
TrIF1S Wv Acting Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Financial.
August ~. 1904
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Five Per Cent Preferred Stock
OF THE
eineiuHali Hamilton Z Dayton Railway Go.

or behalf OF TIE holders OF
shares % tbs Five Fer Cent Preferred Stock Of th-
r4,e,nnzti Hamilton & Dayton Railway Company,
- 70 announce that have effected an arrange
.nt fo- the adjustment q the differences that
.-.sen between the Company and such Preferred
ssoders over recent Issue OF securities Of thu
oraogry Cor purpose % acquiring controlling
,p,.re.t IN stock OK the Pe-e Marquette Railroad
r,nnaay Under the :erms OF this arrangement,
-rh,ch has been negotiated FOR the equal benefit
rroteetiou every holder al of the Five Per Cent
pr.ss-red Stock of tie Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day
%. Railway Company VIII be taken UP at $40 per
So. stockholders desiring TO avail themselves OF
IN. benehs OF this arrangement requested do
,os their certificates. properly endorsed. with J
coOdhs-t & Company. No 525 Walnut Street Circin-
.a Ohio on any cay commencing August So 1904
end ending September So 1864. and receive theirs
far from IN cash sil9 Ter share. less deduc-
Ton OF per share the expenses
c: the Committee
Ne stock will be taken after September so, 1904
Dated Cincinnati Ohio. August -. 1904
LAWRENCE MAXWELL, JR..
EDWARD J.. HEINSHEIMER,
JOSEPH s GBAYDoN
COMMITTEES.
Ia tbs protracte6 negotiations which have resulted
a. the foregoing arrangement Holders
OF FIv. Per Cent Preferred confronted
from beginning with the stock was
reose-rzbls par In view embarrassment TO
IL. corporation and loss stockholders
that would have resulted from litigation over this
claim and other controversies growing out OF the
sus OF securities OF the Company in connection with
ts purchase OF Common Stock % the Pere Marquette
Railroad Company. regard the allicable adjustment
which han made, advantag eous TO all parties
snd hesitation In recommending Il 10 tn. so-
eeztsncs OF the Preferred Stockholders. Preferred
Stockholders who % not posi- their before the
aspiration the limited in the foregoing arrange
ra.nt be prepared the claim OF the Rail
way Company that their stock IS rsdeemabls par
LAWRENCE MAXWELL JR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
Capital. 100000. Surplus, $500, 900
OFFICERS;
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR 1st Viee-Presidens
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-Presidens
JOHN a. HILTON Sd v.-Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM III. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles z. Armstrong, Ayron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brairard, Edward T. Jeffrey,
Robert c. Clowry, Edward &. Ladew,
Edmund c. Converse, William N. Laws,
Vim Nelson Cromwell, ]. W. Middendorf.
Grenville N. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
L. Goepel, Winslow S. Pierce.
Ldwln Gould, Frederick B. Schenck,
E1nk Jay Gould, William H. Taylor,
ueorge J. Gould, Edward B. Thomas,
John 4. Hilton, John p Truesden,
E. E. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR rss r-sSun.
received AZ their Uptown o--c.. No 1854 aro.avsy
between Ssrh and s7th sts O'Clock ;. n Aarsr-
tisesnts received following once. AZ rSgu-
lar once rates until O'Clock > m. viz: - ssAs
zsd-st-; i5s 6th-av.. coz. l2ra-st: "a zAss
ish-st; cJ7 West ssd-st between 9TH ana ssh Ans
5 West i25th-s': ISIS sfave. between TssA 5Tsh
SITS: Lo2o st-avs. slst-ss-s fTos ise-svA .rar
serhsti l5I East i25th-scs Ios TrsraonssvN, - ~
ave-. near <isr-st; So sd-~r~S 30 Bls.ekw-sa. -
E.esck-r-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18

! RlgJ G8 DSS 10ME +
HALIFAX & ST. JOHNS
Fiae ocean passenger steamers RoSALI$p and sli
VIA. Satinz Saturday II A Il for So=a
Scotia and Newfoundland.
Delightful through Long Island Vineyard
Nantucket Sounds.
ROUND TRIP TO HALIF,AX- Sac
ROUND TRIP TO ST JOHNS SOS
Rates include meals ard sgaCeFOoEa kzrTh
Far furTIer information and booklet apply
BOWRING & CO. IL STATE ST. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
CANADIAN PAglF.G RAILWAY.

Intended Steamship SaIiinE- fro vancover r,- japan
China and Philippians Islands
r NJ : Arher!an Empress srd
Empress Empress Japan s1sr
r " 5 TaTarSept- I3th = " : Al1c1an-. Nav kASh
Hawaiian, FIJI Islands Australia and SeS-ZeAlaaf-
Miowsra 18Th AOTa1si .Ccx iAxh
N2Luks Sept 10Th. -
For information apply 70 Broadvav-