davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
EXPLAINS THE EMBARGO.
Ne7c-Hauen Road Issues Official
Statement.

New-Haven, Conn. Dec. 2-In relation to the re-
port that the Pennsylvania Railroad had placed
an embargo on freight traffic for points in New
England via Harlem River, official statement
was issued BY the New Haven road tonight 1t IS
IN part as follows:
A number of patrons o: the New..Have road , 90
not seem understand the reason for the so-ca ne
embargo. and apparently they think II is owing 10
unnecessary economy possible tnethciency on the
part of the New-Hlvon road. The present condl.
lions have been brought about primarily by the
fact that the manufacturers on the line Of the
road We're bare OF raw material. owing TO the IN IN
settled condition of business, which Is generaly
the case in Presidential year, and that the prices
of pig iron and iron commodities generally have
been on a steady decline. There was general
feeling of pessimism among manufacturers unul
freely from the South and West it being generally
understood by that time that the election would
not greatly affect the business conditions OF the
country
This rather sudden demand for manufactured
goods brought with 1t a like sudden demand
for material on. the part of the manu-
coke. pig iron and all kinds of iron gener-
ally. There Is also a large demand for grain.
hay, feed. flour lumber and heavy freight me
result OF this general resumption of prosperity has
/ thrown an unusually large amount of freight on
/ the railroads to handle quickly. and they were
asked to handle large amount OF IA " materlai
| during October and November which should have
been distributed in ordinary times during the sum-
! months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03

About the time that the last oyster had disap-
peared last night two newsboys appeared with
bundle of papers, and the business were sur
prlsed with new versions of their advertising
Even Magistrate Crane found that some be-
neVed he was not doing business enough in his
lowing:
Leroy B. Crane, Ii. B. j. P. The Panhandlers
Good Successfully Taught in, One Lesson. Office
hours 10 a. m. Jefferson Market Police Court ="
DR.. Armstrong found himself promising a com
plete ultimate analysis of your last years break
fast by return mail if he received -four hairs
from the e left temple and a pairing from the right
found themselves similarly exploited
F. b Thurber was POSTMASTER, and short and
bright addresses were made by w J. Rogers presi-
dent of the New-York Condensed Milk Company;
A. l.. Prescott. president of the Enamene Com
pany; DR.. Frank F. Foster. Editor Of The New
9 g6Isr MEDICAL Joq raH, l. Wilkins Mont
Mr.: Rogers presented silver loving cup to Mr.
Elliott. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
LEHIGEF STOCK SOLD.
Block of $4,000 Shares Goes from
Baker to Philadelphia Men.
rRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Philadelphia, Dec. 2.-There clearing OF
the mystery that has surrounded the buoyancy
and trading in Lehgh Coal and Navigation Com
pany stock this afternoon when the big block of
stock estimated st $1,000 shares, owned by
George +. Baker and the so-called First National
Bank crowd Of New-York City, declared to
have passed into the control of Philadelphia in
terests represented by George H. Earle, jr.
Messrs Smith and Gowen delivered stock certih-
Gates bearing the names Of George f. Baker and
others.
The Baker crowd held the largest interest in the
stock but what the disposition of these holdings
VIII be on the part of the owners is yet to de-
VcIop. In a spectacular day on the Exchange the
price of the stock went up 10 points to 1914. The
l40oo shares coming over the tape in the first two
explanation of any kind was forthcoming to account
for the tremendous rise in the price
Only one conclusion be reached now. and
that is of determined contest for control by op-
posing interests. President Cassatt of the Penn
sylvaEia Railroad is credited in some quarters with
having urged the Reading, through President Baer,
also the head of the Jersey Central. acquire the
Lehigh Coal ard Navigation Company. and by SO
doing remove 4 possible disturbing element from
the hard coal trade, but Mr. Baer the other day
denied that he had any intention of acquiring Navi-
CATION interests. In circular issued to share
holders to-day. George H. Earle. jr., president of
the Finance Company of Pennsylvania said:
believe the stock l represent constitutes
much the largest single interest in this property.
1 therefore think it incumbent upon me 10
NAV rally upon equitable terms for their protection
against dangers which may well alarm them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Lizard Passed. steamers Ryndam Dutch der
Zee. York for Rotterdam ID La GascOgne Err
Fournier. New-York for Hayre.
East London. Nov S0-Arrived. steamer Black Prince
(Br>. sheppard. New-York via Cape Town
London Dec SAILED, steamer Manitou (Brl. Gates
New-York.
Hull. Dec Arrived steamer Martelo tBO. Bingham
Shields Nov 3o-Arrtved steamer Swat tRr) Dobbs
Dunnet Head Dec Passed steamer Island DAM Holm
New-York for Chrlstianssnd. Christiania Copen-
Brow Head Dec Passed steamer Victorian tBr) Bart
lett. New-York for Liverpool.
Havre Dec . . p Arrived. la Gascogns
tFrl. Fournter. Nev-Nork
81 Michaels Dec Gordon Castle Fr,
Hendry, Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and New
Gibraltar Dec 2-Passed steamer Algeria tBr). George
New'York for Naples, Leghorn.
Marseilles Nov 30-Saied. steamer Roma (r, Verrtes
Genoa Dec . p n-Arriyed steamer Hohenzolern
,Cierl Pesch New-York via Naples.
Ponta Ferrarfa Dec 2-Passed steamer k0nie AIher,
Ger, Poiak New York for Gibraltar. Naples an !
Port said Dec ARRIVED steamer Queen Crstina tRr,
Breaks New-York for shanghai
singapore Dec 2Arived. steamer Seneca tBr) Grimes
New-York Che-Foo etc
Hong KoTx Nov s'-ATTiNed. steamer Rivsrdsle tBrl,
Hay. New-York tiogo.
Manila Nov 29-Arrived steamer lndrawadt CBr), Hin
Yokohama for New-f ork
Barbados 1-Saed steamer Iintoretto (Br) Math-
son from Santos >tc. Ne~-forL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
WOULD FILL CROMWELL's CREEK
Enlargement of Macomb's Dam Park Under
Negotiation.

Regarding the delay of New-York Central trains
for hours on Wednesday by the grounding of a
brick scow at a drawbridge at CromwelTs Creek
Ira A. Place, general attorney of the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad. said yesterday
TO a Tribune reporter
The matter Of filing in Cromwell's Creek and
dong away with the draWbrtdge entirely has been
under consideration and negotiation for the last
three or four months. 1t is the desire of the rail-
road company to get rid of the drawbridge The
PARTIES interested other than the railroad company
So far. both the city and the prOnerty ounera
have expressed willingness to accomplish this
same erd and it is hoped the negotiations now un-
der way will very soon be successful, and arranged
satisfactorily to all concerned
The result to the city will be enlargement of
Macomb,s Dam Park, which bounds the creek
the northerly side. to the ex tent of the lands
under water now owned by the city. 1t will result
in the addition of filled-n land to the extent Of
private ownership of the land under water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
WOMAN DROVE BURGLAR OUT.
Chloroform Failed to Work and She Woke
and Shot Him.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE 7RIBuNE.l

Cambridge Md. Dec. 2.-Hambrooks. the ances-
trail home Of the Henry family. now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Radcliffe, formerly OF
Washington. was the scene early this morning OF
an exciting encounter between a rObber and Mrs
Radcliffe About 430 a m. Mrs Radcliffe. whose
husband was absent from home, was awakened oy
some attempting to take ring from her finger.
She felt sheet of cotton saturated with chloro-
form her face and smaller piece In her
mouth
herself with effort. leaped out of bed and In me
dark picked up a pistol. which lay on a stand near
her bed, and fired the robber. WHO rushed from
the room. She followed him downstairs firing SIX
shots. The robber dropped the jewelry and blood
stains in the hall showed that bullets took effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
4 FROLIC 1T THE Aston.
4, Il. Elliott and Friends Celebrate
His Business AnniUersary.

Ashbel R. Elliott president of the a. r. Elliott
Publishing Company, gave a dinner last night for
forty of his friends. in the yacht cabin" of the
Hotel Aston 1t the twentieth anniversary of
his enhance into local business life
The dinner party resembled lot of schoolboys on
a frolic more than it did q gathering of staid
business men. AS soon as guest arrived leaflet
was handed 10 him bearing the inscription. - Is
Life Worth Living? 4 comedy in three acts. pre-
scented by Mr. A. K. Elliott and his company Of
IPnends' In the cast were the names of w. j.
rogers, A. l.. Prescott. c. A. Mayo D B. Keller,
Magistrate Crane. Dl. S. T. Armstrong; Colonel E
W Fitch. H. A. Dickle and others. The three acts
were thus described:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION REPORT.

The report OF the Board OF Rapid Transit Rail
road Commissioners Of the City Of New-York for
1903 has been issued. 1t contains a detailed and
profusey illustrated account OF the progress made
last year IN subway construction. complete
Involved In the construction OF the subway. the
progress made IN the construction OF the Penn
syvania tunnel the engineering reports OF William
Barclay Parsons and fun accounts OF all the work
which has come under the supervision OF the COM
missioners. which have all been previously
ported IN the daily press. Attached TO the report
are several plans and maps of various rapid
transit schemes for the CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
STEEL CAR FOR ERIE RAILROAD.
One Built for aggage-Passenger Coaches
VIII Probably Be &C Same Material.

The Erie Railroad Company has constructed an
improved baggage car of steel. It has four slid
ing doors Cor unloa ding and loading. Baggage can
be received and unIoaded simultaneously. thus
delays VIII be averted in the departure Of trains
The car is also built for strength, and 10 prevent
teiescopng IN case Of accident. The first Of these
cars was shown in the yard at Jersey City yester-
day and attracted considerable attention. 1t
looks IKE i haftleship was frequent comment
The Erie company had the built as an expert
meut which il is believed will prove successful
Tire car Is absolutely non -inhammable and should
Erove non-c0llapsihle, the Erie officials II js
lie intention of the company 10 construct its
passenger Goa Ches Of similar material IL this ex-
pertinent IS the success expected. This is in ac-
cordance with the plans OF the company to bring
SIS equipment up the highest standard of safety
s5S excellence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
eERMANYs LARGE GOLD IMPORTS.

Berlin Dec 2-The gold imports from England
have not yet ceased, although the rate OF exchange
excludes any proht on such transactions. The con-
tinuance of tile movement is attributed the
transferrence of Russian credits to Berlin So far
the Peichsbanks needs are concerned imports
should row cease since II mas the largest gold
stock in its history. The stock OF metal amounts
to-day $3.50 go, ~ which four-fifths is gold
It is understood that American gold recently
reached Germany BY direct shipment. but some
eagles have arrived here from England and France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
METRoPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

Under direction OF Mr.. Heinrich Conred
Today, Matinee 1:30-DIE MEISTERSTSGER
Alno Ackte. Homer: Heinrich debut Nan Roov
biass. Gorttz. Muhlmann Eess. Conductor. Hertz
rms Evening. at Sis (pop- priCesD-LA TRAVIATA
SssmoIich bauermeister; Dppel Scott Bars Dufrche
Sunday Eyg.. Dec. I. a $50 popular prfces)
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Solo1sts-EMMN EAMES. JACOBY. POI. PLANCON
GORITH Entire Metropolitan Opera Chorus and Or
chestra- Conductor. Mr. Frankie.
mon, Eyg., Dec. ,, at S-LUCREZTA BORGIA, he
Niacchl debut Walker; Ca-uso SCotI Bars. Rosst
Wed.i Evg, Dec :. at s-TANNHAEUSER Ackte
Eeiss Conductor Hertz
Thurs. Dec. s at 3 ? M-PARsIFAL. Nordica >.
BurgstaIIer Van Rooy Blass. Muhlmann. Greder Coz
Other PARSIFAL Performances: Evenings Thursiayg
Dec 10 o. Only Matuees. Mondays. Dec. &c Xmas
Jan . New Year,.
Fri EvE.. Dec, ., at 7:45-Double BIZ: CAvAILERIA
III SIICANA. De Macchi Jacohv Baucrmeister; Saleza
Faryis-DON PASQUALE- Senhr!ch: DPpel. scotti
Iossi Conductor Vigra
seats for ali performances now On sale
WERER PIANO USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
FOR AN ALL-NIGHT BANK.
Financiers Talk of Establishing One Near
Herald Square

Prominent fnanciers of this city are said to be
interested in a project TO establish near Herald
Square a new banking and safe deposit company
the offices of which would be open for the transac-
ton OF business continuously during the twenty-four
hours. The proposed capital bank is $3.50 OOO
with $4,000 surplus and the institution is to be
operated under the Banking law of this State. The
organization committee consists of Oakleigh Thorne
chairman; O. II. p. PelmOnt Frank c. GriswoId
Thomas Il. Clarke, William K. Vanderbilt jr John
c. Tomlnson, Harry Payne Whitney and James w
Ellsworth. According to report, Oakleigh Thorne
who is president of the North American Trust
Company is TO be president also of the new day
night bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

The following petitions in bankruptcy were tled
yesterday with the clerk OF the United States Dis
trict Court:
HENRY sCHMuLEWiTZ merchant No. 20 East
creditors R. Frees No 2s Front-st ss7s: vorhaus &
Steofel No. 80 East Tenth $3.50 Assets stock in
trade $500: accounts 81 500 machinery 500 household
goods, $50. James A Halves, appointed receiver. bond
OF $500
BERNARD A. MEYERS: vaudeville manager. No. 1874
principal creditors ". ] Morgan COMPANY cleveland
So 100; Hencks Opera Company. Cincinpsti $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
Ex-wALklNG DELEGATE A SUICIDE.

in the Structural Iron Workers Union. of which
the late Sam Parks the leader. committed
suicide at his home, No. sol East Seventy-sixth-st
yesterday by shooting. Haase had trouble with
the union some time ago. and had been unable to
EMPLOYMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PURCHASE

Hamburg, Dec AFTER meeting Of the share
holders Of the North Sea samsnip Company TO.
day, the Hamburg American Steamship Company
announced that IL had acquired the entire propertv
Of the former company. including 1--WE passerper
cleaners plying between Hamburg and North Sea
pcrte and the Southern Railroad OF sylt Island
province Of SchleswiS- AoisteilI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
SAILED.

Steamers Apache. for Charleston and Jacksonville;
Sabine. Galveston Georgetown Prince
DO Montevdeo Ayres. etc. Solvcis tNor> Havre
Newport England: COldSborn. philadelphia Osceoa
tF and Rosario: Universe (Norl Norfolk:
Colorado Brunswick Mobile Citta di Messna GtaD.
Pensacola Mcnroe Norfolk and Newport News; Chatta
hcrchae Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
o'DoNNELL WILL CASE JUROR HELD.

Leon Cohen. juror No. in the O'DonneH will
case, ned for the grand jury yesterday by JUS
tice Olmsted in $500 bail, Herbert L. KAN
ber of No. 152 Henry-st., alleged be his accom-
plce in an offer to fix the jury for the contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
JUDGM ENTS,

The following judgments were filed yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:
Decker Joseph Sc Nlven administrator tiI4 402
Cserkhard ffeniy-1 a fNpp. l06G
National brldse supply NoinpahS--W Frey.
Pratt q LAnloert-W " Grant $1,000
Middleton holAs ~ 1eIIs 20sT
other les.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 1905 Sunset 4:33 1858 Moons 26
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook $3.50 Island 425 6:1s
PM-Sandy Hook 424 Gov. Island 400 He'll Gate SAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03

SBriugs mail.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

s>~~~~>~Se-~>~.-~~
". and Y. koW2lsISi. 1904 E7I1h Tenth: hoy
r. = and Vera Schatzuluu. -. B'rin. Siri-
T. u. and T sanders, St Louis. E.'i
Frank aad Minnie SCOTT. ".sS CDz"ns. bon.
Charles and Jennie SlSai, IoS North Twelfth.
I and Alice witz. l7.s Olive: boy.
Fred and Celia Warner. 2il2 North Tenth:
girl. 49,
II and Celia Harris. li:: North Eighth:
II. and Lraa FOX. Is'I North thirteenth:
Abrasau and Rosa Keller. 1sl, North Elcv-
'if5s Joseph and Mary Kauuch. 1894 south Twelfth:
Fred and Irrna Harms st Louis: box.
\ ana Mary Dcmsh. 1853 North Eighth.
.i@an and Lena F1ndlsy I4s; Warren: hoy.
A arI Anna FlSischusn. - Market boy.
!. 4 ard l.. E7aherty. IZli pEallou= Eirl
chris ami Margaret Echenroth ii2y Hall
',s' sni Amelia PANEL. 5a2 Au;el-re. s!-l
VIII and May psx'nhart. Sl32 North New
W, ). and Ida Davis. GIs oregon. hoy.
.. and VI. Bulzmanu. 40 Cote iT;l'ia7'e.
Nicholas and Katherine a. Butler. ~, John.
Gtorse and Clara FrIcn;z. T59 Humphrey:
Albert and Lena McGu-. coeo Hlckory: Etrl.
Patrick and Mary ManioH. i"-' S41'"'i'''''''
Joe and Annie Hela. Ii2s Monroe: Elrl.
ABE xisert an and ; knaa Ers.r. $50 oisn boy
Mr. and Mrs. Barney AhlboTn. ~ cass'
frank ans Mary weis. ST. Louis: rirl-
Louis and Anna MeisshRch. zS3s Berna'i.
~iuisr, and Margaret Brinkn.na. 1873
pave and Lizzie Arndo. 1aSl Fairfax: hoy:
sidney and Rosie Jolnstone. - Atlantic:
+; J and J c, Grrzory.. 81, Louis: boy.
Jane. and Josephine Hatcheit. 81 Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

SPECIAL meeting of the stockholders Of The
Merchants-Laclede National Bank OF St Louis
will be held at its banking rooms. Fourth and
Olive sts on Friday. June 3. 1874. TO vo;e,
FIRST. on a proposition 10 be then submitted TO
amend the articles of association to pro-
vide for twenty-five directors. instead OF TWEEN
ty-o5e. at present: and. second. FOR the
election Of ore addit!oaa! director 20 serve dur
ing the ensuing year. Poll. open from 10 -
m. TO .. m GEO. z. HOFFMAN. Cashier
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-A special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Ely &
walker Dry Goods Company viii be held at
the Office OF the company. No; 500 Washington
avenue, IN the city OF 81. Louis. No. Tues
day. May u. 1904 ct O'Clock a m. t1r the
purpose of Voting upon the proposition TO
amend Section cs Article J OF the bylaws
OF said company by increasing the number Of
the Executive Committee from three 10 four.
and to transact such other business may
properly be brought before the meeting.
DAVID r. CALHOUN, President
ST. Lo1is. May 20. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPU BIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. Ill. Nav c5-Certihcatos o' In
corporation were issued to-day by the Secre-
tary Of State as follows:
The Johnston city Telephone Company John
ston city. capital. $500, to operate a ici'-
phone system IncOrpors tors. r Nc lin
lock w II Roberts and J. z. carr
itaI IS go: dealing in merchandise. live stock
and building materials. incorpoTatois-Thumas
=. Russell. ". II zimmerman and !. lin
mernsn
The II. Speer Milling Company. Caimi. cap
ital stock Increased from s.. .s)0 20 $500.
The Macon County Telephone Company. Dc
cattrr: capital stock increased from 5000 TO
SIS cno; number Of directors decreased from five
u thr~~.
The Holland Grain and Coal Company. New
Holland: number Of directors Increased from
three Eve
The Seneca Grain. Lumber and Supply Com
many. Seneca: capital stock increased from Sl6.
90 10 so C0o
The Roo,ihouse Store Company. Rcodheuse'
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26
BURIAL PERMITS.


Richard J Crane. 2S years. .345 Cook. con
sumption
Cleveland Schroeder. q years. Lutheran Hos
pital: carbuncIe
Florsnce Thempson. p years. RelIetontain-
Cemetery: suicide.
Henry Brit;on. years. City HOSPITAL: scci-
dent
Mary Moschawosch. e. years. IIo7 North
Ella Kries 2 years. 2ioo Franklin: consurnp-
Nellie Bowles. IS years o3s Lincoln; apo
Mrs: l. N. whelan. IS years. sl5 North Comp
ten: heart disease
Lou,. Farina- 3 months. soe North Levee:
~Peter zurtanen. % years. c7o1 Sheridan: cen
s1mption.
John F. Collins. g. years 1853 Wash; pne4-
monia.
Joseph :. Russell. rs years. 1910 Spruce
Annie Hella. 10 years Ia2s Monroe; blood
4. hasee. 81 year. Emergency Hospital;
asthma
Gustave Hamburg. months. 1S22 South Elsv-
Euphemia Jordan. @ years. seasi. Laclede;
Lucille McKim. % years, lsc. Mccausland;
consumption.
Rosa CaIcstsns- years. 1874 Cooper: acct
dent.
France. Deckins. 81 years Centenary Hos
william worden. s years. 1913 Pine: suicide.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26

RDPT BI.IC SPECIAL
jefferson City Mo-. May g.-Csrtihcates -
incorporation were issued to these named coz
porations by the Secretary OF State:
J. +. Rosebrook Commission Company OF
Kansas City, TO do a general commission husi-
ne,e: capital stock. 5000. all pa ID. Incorpor-
stors-J. F. Rosebrook. Roscoe Reyburn and
Samuel ReybuTn
Pioneer Investment Company II St Louis TO
do q real estate and persC!lsl property business
capital stock. 81 IG1. all paid. Incorporation
Robert H KcSusch. Joseph Lc-enterE. r. Al
bert Treble and William A. E"lrOch.
Concession Ffnanc.crnS Company 0f 81
Louis to operate and finance concessions At the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition: capital stock.
so 0eo. all paid. laco-ToratOrS-AieI II. M@reT.
T H Murphy. Frederick SChafiy. a i. Chic
and JOSEPH p. Hanley.
Tower Grove Foundry Company Z -. LOUIS
filed a statement to show that IL had made an
increase in its capital stock from $3.50 To SO.
co., one-haf the increase paid. assets. sil, iJo.
liza hiities. "a 10.
Virginia Realty Company cf St Louis, 70 ID
a general real estate business. capital 800.
all paid. IncorporatoIs-GecTSe F. bJweh. VI.
r. Pirl and Anna Quinn
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-26
NEW CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS

The New 81. Louis and Calhoun Packet Com
pany. Henry F. Mueller. l35 shares; Allen G
Rsttes. l34 shares: Henry ". Sebastian. l
snare. To operate steamboats, and wha-fhoats.
Capital stock. full paid. i25,eS.